Republicans Blast Kennedy On Moscow Test Ban Talks
President Kennedy announced a Moscow conference on a nuclear test ban stirring GOP friction. Senate Leader Dirksen said Republicans were not consulted and questioned neutral venue and U.S. representation. Humphrey praised the move while Goldwater attacked the decision and the halt of atmospheric tests. Anderson hoped for productive outcomes from the talks.
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Washington
Kennedy
Moscow
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Clinton P. Anderson
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Dear Ann Landers 10-Year-Old Going On 18
A reader asks how to handle adults inviting a 10-year-old child to adult parties. Ann Landers advises telling the parents not to bring the child, noting adults feel intruded and the child may suffer from overmaturity. The column includes Swiss reader critique and a request for further problems.
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Ann Landers
Ann
Europe
Actress Across 1 Actress Maureen 6 She is of descent
A crossword style clue list appears with definitions including actress Maureen and other short hints across and down for a historical puzzle.
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Maureen
India
Assam
Senator Hickenlooper cautions on halting tests without deal
Sen Rourke B Hickenlooper a GOP atomic affairs spokesman warns a Moscow meeting offering more compromises would be a very great mistake He says the Soviets have not made concessions and shows reluctance to halt atmospheric tests without a broader agreement.
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Sen
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
R-Iowa
GOP
Moscow
Committee Members Sheriff To Visit Jails In Wisconsin
La Crosse County Board committee and Sheriff Paul Pip Wuest will visit Manitowoc and Bara Boo jails to inspect equipment as part of deciding which bid to equip La Crosse County's jail in the new courthouse. Bids from Stewart Iron Works and Southern Steel Co. are under review.
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la Crosse County
Paul Pip Wuest
Manitowoc
Baraboo
Stewart Iron Works
Covington
Southern Steel Co
San Antonio
Tex
Southern
Stewart
Construction Worker Has Leg Crushed in Onalaska Accident
John M. Geary a 38 year old Badger Construction employee was injured when a sewer pipe swung into him in a Sand Lake Road excavation he sustained a broken right leg and was taken by private ambulance to St Francis Hospital for treatment Police assisted in the rescue and a La Crosse doctor was transported to the scene by Sheriff Wuest.
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Onalaska
John M. Geary
St. Francis Hospital
Sand Lake Road
Charles Rick
Gearg
Badger Construction Co
Geary
Paul
Pip) Wuest
Dotor
la Crosse
Plumbing Firm Wins Part Of Judgment
Hengel Plumbing and Heating Co. wins part of the claim against James Allen for sewer repairs at his home. Judge Lincoln Neprud awards $230 plus costs and interest from a May 12 1960 contract, after trial in Circuit Court.
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la Crosse Plumbing Company
Lincoln Neprud
Hengel Plumbing and Heating Co
Mississippi St
James Allen
S. 9Th St
Hengel
Allen
Neprud
Move To Bring 5 More Pupils To Schools
Five children are the maximum number which will be added to the school population as a result of about 100 Trane Co engineers moving into La Crosse, the board of education was told Monday.
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Trane Co
la Crosse
Board of Education
Jess Hutzler
Gerald J. Bump
Trane
Bump
Civil War Round Table to screen three films at library
The La Crosse Public Library hosts a Civil War Round Table meeting at the Main Library on Wednesday at 8 p.m. Three films will be shown Wisconsin Soldiers in the Civil War Private Gaddis War Sketch Book and Time Out of War with group discussion to follow. Any Civil War enthusiast may attend.
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Round Table
Wisconsin
Gaddis
Academy Ward
la Crosse
Stormy Weather Pounds Central United States
Stormy weather pounded broad areas in the nation’s midsection as cold Canadian air swept east from the Plains toward the Atlantic Coast. The Associated Press reports severe storms affected multiple regions with strong winds and precipitation.
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Canada
Plains
Atlantic Coast
Wallace Defies Court Order at Alabama University
Governor Wallace stood at the dorm doorway defying a federal injunction as Vivian Malone and James Hood sought enrollment at the University of Alabama. Federal officials demanded compliance with Kennedy proclamation against racial obstruction.
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United States
Alabama
Vivian Malone
James Hood
Wallace
Birmingham
U.S
Seybourn H. Lynne
James Hod
Tuscaloosa
Kennedy
Legislature of Alabama
University of Alabama
Death notices from Tri-State region June 10
Laura Tormoen died Monday in a Rochester Minnesota hospital and will be buried at Trempealeau Valley Church Cemetery. Emma Ness 75 died Monday near Galesville after a stroke and services set at Zion Lutheran Church. Melvin Gerdee 57 died Monday and services will be at St Pauls Lutheran Church Tomah. William Graewin Sr 87 died Sunday and services planned at St Pauls Lutheran Church. Burial at Oak Grove Cemetery and funeral home visits announced.
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DE Soto
Wis
Alvah Duncklee
Viroqua
Retreat Methodist Church
James Clinton
Walnut Mound Cemetery
Qualy-Elver Memorial Home
Whitehall
Sam M. Thelen
Mike Thelen
Oshkosh
Agnes Cierzen
Tony
Marshfield
Johnson Funeral Chapel
O. G. Birkeland
Lincoln Cemetery
Spring Grove
Minn
Johan Kolman Klinge
Mr. Klinge
Johan Klinge
Tronheim
Norway
America
MeVille
N.C
Emma Stenslie
Ardell
Phoenix
Ariz
Ernest
Marion
Iowa
Norman
Cedar Rapids
Arnold
Marion) Munkel
Lewis
Lillian
Blair
Laura Tormoen
Rochester, Minn
Frederixon Funeral Chapel
W. H. Winkler
Trempealeau Valley Church Cemetery
Galesville
Carl A
Emma) Ness
la Crosse
Here
Zion Lutheran Church
V. A. Hintermeyer
Pine Cliff Cemetery
Smith Mortuary
Even Klinkenberg
Trempealeau County
Carl Ness
Tomah
Melvin Gerdee
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
O. W. Heier
Oak Grove Cemetery
Ninneman’s Funeral
Gerdee
Milwaukee Railroad
Police and Fire Commission
Dorothy
Home
Kenneth Hafner
Kenosha
Louis Montagne
Valhalla
N.Y
Robert Kirchoff Jr
Gerald
Ella Jones
Racine
Orvin
Arthur
Sparta
Joseph Reuben
Gordon
William Graewin, Sr
St. Paul's, Lutheran Church
Buddhist Self Immolation in Saigon Protest Sparks Tense Calm
In Saigon, ten sation rose as an elderly Buddhist monk burned himself in protest against government religious repression. The Rev. Quang Duc died after a calm, seated display before thousands, as monks and onlookers urged U.S. intervention and government leaders faced rising pressure amid fears of a broader crisis.
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Viet Nam
Quang Duc
Ngo Dinh Diem
South Viet Nam
Diem
U.S
Logan addition debate returns to 1965 school plans
In a 1963 Logan addition discussion, board president Edwin L. Morgan warned against pushing both Logan and South Side high school in 1964. The board recesses, revises actions, and superintendent Bjorge reenters, pledging cooperation as Morgan welcomes his return.
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Logan
Cooley
Morgan
South Side High School
Bjorge
Milo G. Knutson
32nd National Guard to Camp McCoy in 1000 vehicles
Wisconsin 32nd National Guard Division with 6000 members will travel in about 1000 vehicles on Saturday for a two week summer training program at Camp McCoy. Trucks jeeps and other vehicles leave 94 communities forming 34 convoys converging on Highway 21 from Oshkosh. Convoy movement will be controlled by helicopters and light planes during the journey.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
32Nd National Guard Division
Camp McCoy
Oshkosh
Weather Record Lacrosse and Vicinity Showers and Frost
Fair cool night with light frost likely in low areas. Wednesday remains fair and cool with upper 30s tonight and low 60s or so. Wisconsin sees scattered frost in west and north and a fair Wednesday with little change. Minnesota reports partly cloudy night with scattered showers in the southwest and a continued cool Wednesday with more showers and possible thunderstorms. Iowa notes scattered showers or drizzle in the extreme north and variable clouds Wednesday. Degree days total 7,633 to date. through June 11, 1962 total 7,747 with normal 7,557.
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Lacrosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Services Set for Kenneth Pergande Killed in Mishap
Kenneth Pergande 29 died in a construction accident when a loading machine backed over a quarry edge and rolled down a slope at Waunakee. Funeral with Rev. Russell Baldwin at Ninneman's Funeral Home Friday at 1:30 p.m. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Survived by widow Shirley Pasch a daughter Lorrie Lynn and brother Vernon.
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Tomah
Wis
Kenneth Pergande
Ninneman’s
Pergande
Waunakee
Russell Baldwin
Oak Grove
Shirley Pasch
Lorrie Lynn
Vernon
Milwaukee
Highway Work This Summer On 14 16 VIROQUA
Almost 500000 dollars will be spent on Highway 14 61 between Westby and Coon Valley this summer. Concrete will be laid on the new 3.1 mile section from the hill southward and the remainder will be blacktopped to Westby city limits. Low bidders were R T Madden and Thomas Madden of Janesville for concrete and Mathy Construction Co of La Crosse for blacktopping.
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Viroqua
Wis
Westby
Coon Valley
R. T
Thomas Madden
Janesville
Mathy Construction Co
la Crosse
Reynolds redistricting bill stalls as timeline set
Thompson stated no apportionment action is needed now and that the governor may wait for the proper time to commence an apportionment suit. He noted the first election under redistricting is about a year and a half away with nomination papers possible only from May 1964. The attorney general called it impertinent to assume the legislature’s measures will yield a fair apportionment.
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Thompson
Suit Settled After Payment Of 2500 In La Crosse
A La Crosse infant death suit over hospital treatment ended with a $2,500 settlement. Patrick R. Doyle, administrator for Jody Evenson, alleged negligence by St Francis Hospital and Dr David H Corser. Circuit Judge Lincoln Neprud approved the settlement and dismissed the case.
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Patrick R. Doyle
Jody Evenson
Vilas Evenson
Jody
David H. Corser
St. Francis Hospital
Doyle
Lincoln Neprud
Neprud
Two Children Die In Separate Wisconsin Accidents
The 1963 Wisconsin traffic toll rose to 315 after two separate incidents killed children. Robert F Nowak Jr two died near Chippewa Falls after being struck by a mail truck while with his father. Benjamin Nelson five of Oshkosh died in a truck crash on Highway 175 45 near Oshkosh when a truck driven by John P Fink 16 left the highway and overturned.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Robert F. Nowak Jr
Chippewa Falls
Benjamin Nelson
Osh‘kosh
Oshkosh
John P. Fink
Braves and Twins Game Radio Highlights Schedule
Radio listings show WKTY airing Braves versus Phillies at 6 55 p m and WKBH broadcasting Twins against the Chicago White Sox at 7 55 p m on Tuesday. The obituary note reports Dennis Dupray of rural Manitowoc age 79 killed Monday night after being struck by a car as he crossed Memorial Drive near St Francis Hospital.
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Dennis Dupray
Manitowoc
Hhe
St. Francis Hospital
Memorial Drive
R. von Ehren
State of Wiscon
Officials of NSP testify at rate hearing on heat service
Two Northern States Power Company officials testified at a Public Service Commission hearing on a petition to raise the hot water heat rate about 19 percent and limit heat customers. The city opposes, NSP cites $23,000 red ink in 1962 and rising expenses while forecasting a future shift to gas heat for savings. Hearing to continue with adjournment request debated.
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Northern States Power Company
Public Service Commission
NSP
J. J. DeBrue
William Sauer
Stuart B. Wilson
Sauer
PSC
Marriage Licenses Gather Wisconsin Couples for June Weddings
LACROSSE and VIROQUA area records list multiple couples filing for marriage licenses with planned ceremonies in Thorp Sparta Tomah Viroqua Soldiers Grove and nearby towns. Names include James K Huhn Karen Boardman Robert Hoefs Karen Kays James Kirchoff Sharon Jones Christian Stefferud Marie Blade William Hawkins Anne Nichols Merlin Olson Myrtle Hunter Edwin Tyler Karen Hall Charles Keck Connie Fetty Paul Swiggum Marjorie Anderson Ole Gulbrandsen Judith Morse Fred Swenson Linda Power Cecil Woods Minnie Nofsinger.
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James M. Kirchoff
Sparta
Sharon Kay Jones
Christian D. Stefferud
Marie L. Blade
Tomah
William C. Hawkins
Darlington
Anne Marie Nichols
Merlin P. J. Olson
Myrtle E. Hunter
Viroqua
Wis
Edwin C. Tyler
Wausau
Karen Karol Hall
Charles J. Keck
Norfolk
Neb
Connie Lee Fetty
Paul J. Swiggum
Soldiers Grove
Marjorie Ellen Anderson
Ole G. Gulbrandsen
Judith Ann Morse
Fennimore
Fred A. Swenson
Linda Catherine Power
Cecil H. Woods
S. Nicholson St
Cudahy
Minnie Marie Nofsinger
la Farge
Two Teens Arrested in Service Station Break-ins
La Crosse police report two 14 year old city youths arrested for breaking into soft drink machines at three service stations since June 3. The stations are at 5th and State, 6th and Main, and 9th and South. A coin box was taken from the 9th and South machine. amounts stolen are unknown.
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la Crosse
5Th
State Streets
6Th
Main Streets
9Th Street
South Avenue
9Th
City Spraying Schedule Sets Equipment Route Tuesday Night
Skeeter Schedule announces spray work in the area Tuesday night from Zeisler Street to the south city limits between 10th Street and the Mississippi River.
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10Th Street
Mississippi River
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