Emergency Repairs To Sewers Approved After Flood Damage
City Council approved a 20000 appropriation for emergency sewer repairs damaged by the April flood. Repairs to 37 points begin Friday, with plans to seek federal reimbursement for costs. Total sewer damage could exceed 330000. council also authorized 2000 for extra Sewage Plant repairs from any budget source.
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North Side
Carl A. Wahlstrom
Airport Board
Theron Clark
Clark
Madison
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Brice Prairie
U.S
Naval Reserve Training Center
Healy Pushes Job Corps Center At Camp McCoy
Governor expresses confidence that McCoy residents will welcome the project for local jobs and education. La Crosse leaders demand details while clergy question feasibility and social impact. Union reps back training, while city leaders seek program specifics and trainee origins.
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Ice
McCoy Area
la Crosse
Healy
Deaths Kneesel and Ritter Observed in Local Services
William J. Kneesel 63 of 1826 George St died Thursday in a local hospital. Survivors include a daughter Beverly Gilles Jr., a son William H., five grandchildren and two sisters. Service details set for Monday at 8:30 a.m. and 9 a.m. at Schumacher Funeral Home and St James Catholic Church. Matt Ritter 66 of 3115 Youngdale Ave died Thursday in the Veterans Hospital Minneapolis. Funeral Saturday at 7:30 a.m. and 8 a.m. at St James Catholic Church with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Rosary Friday evening at 8 p.m.
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William J. Kneesel
George St
Joseph
Beverly) Gilles Jr
la Crosse
William H
Irene Arms
Esther O’neil
Frank
Schumacher Funeral Home
St. James Catholic Church
Henry Hoerburger
Matthias
Matt) Ritter
Youngdale Ave
Veterans Hospital
Minneapolis
Dickinson Caledonia Street
Oak Grove Cemetery
Death Notices for Frank R. Prindle 1874 90 Genoa Town
Frank R. Prindle, 90, of 2335 Loomis St., died in a local hospital. Born July 6, 1874 in Genoa, he is survived by widow Blanche, two daughters Edna Harris and Gertha Zink, six grandchildren, eight great grandchildren. Services Saturday at 1:30 p.m. at Dickinson Jackson Street Chapel with Rev. C Lloyd Mooney officiating. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Friends may call Friday evening.
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Frank R. Prindle
Loomis St
Genoa
Blanche
Henry
Edna) Harris
R. 2. le Crosse
Gertha Zink
la Crosse
Dickinson Jackson Street
C. Lloyd Mooney
Oak Grove Cemetery
Soldier Facing Hit Run Charge
A 22 year old soldier named Pvt. Gerald D. Arnett is to appear Monday in La Crosse County Court on a hit and run charge. He is also held on AWOL allegations related to an unattended car collision in the 2400 block on Park Avenue the night of May 4. Arnett had been stationed at Camp McCoy but was transferred to Ft. Leonard Wood and reportedly never reported there.
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Afl-Cio
Healy
O. R. Neisius
Building and Trades Unions
Neisius
John M. Thomas
la Crosse County
Chicago
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
la Crosse
Thomas
Milton Hoglund
Rotary Club
Hoglund
John Bjorge
la Crosse County Court
Gerald D. Arnett
N. 9Th Bt
Arnett
Park Avenue
Camp McCoy
Ft. Leonard Wood
Missouri
Tragedy Strikes Alma Youth In Beef River Drowning
William Scott Jr., 13, of rural Alma drowned Thursday while wading in Beef River with a friend. Authorities responding to the scene found him unconscious and he died later at a local hospital.
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Alma
Wis
William Scott Jr
Beef River
Wagner's Resignation Triggers Democratic Mayor Race
New York Mayor Robert F Wagner's decision not to run again triggered a scramble for the Democratic mayoral nomination with national implications. Rep Adam Clayton Powell Jr and Sen Robert Kennedy weigh candidates as party factions form around Wagner's proteges Roosevelt Jr and other hopefuls. Lindsay and Rockefeller respond to the shift as Republicans recast strategy for the city race and potential national effects.
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George Esper
NEW York
Robert F. Wagner
John V. ‘Lindsay
Lindsay
GOP
Johnson
Wagner
Ment
Washington
Harlem
Adam Clayton Powell
Dn.y
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Roosevelt
Commerce
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Robert F. Kennedy
New
York
Kennedy
Reform Movement
Bob Wagner
Richard M. Nixon
Milwaukee
Donny Brook
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Battalion Review Set For 173rd Engineers At Camp McCoy
Camp McCoy Wisconsin engineers of the 173rd, under Commander Anthony Weiss, will finish field training and prep for a battalion review at 11 a.m. Sunday. The week included recon, rope rigging, and building a timber trestle bridge over a northern camp stream, with a bratwurst fry earlier Wednesday evening.
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Camp Mccoy
Wis
Anthony Weiss
173Rd Engineers
Wisconsin Regents OK 5.9 Million in Gifts and Stadium Additions
The University of Wisconsin board accepted 5.9 million dollars in gifts and grants including 1.8 million from the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation. They approved plans for a 12 700 seat Camp Randall Stadium expansion and a new press box at a three million dollar cost funded by athletic receipts. Completion is targeted for the 1966 football season raising capacity to 76 483. The board also named the Van Hise language building after Charles R. Van Hise and re elected officers and committee members including DeBardeleben Gelatt and Smith.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Board of Reigents
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation
Camp Randall Stadium
Charles R. van Hise
University
Arthur DeBardeleben
Park Falls
Charles D. Gelatt
la Crosse
Clarke Smith
State Coordinating Committee For Higher Education
Jacob F. Friedrick
Milwaukee
Carl E. Steiger
Oshkosh
Maurice B. Pasch
DeBardeleben
Two Killed and Fifteen Injured in N J Hotel Fire
A century-old Victoria Hotel fire in Plainfield New Jersey killed at least two people and injured fifteen while four others were reported missing. Firefighters found two bodies and searched the ruins as investigators suspected the blaze began on the second floor.
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Plainfield
N.J
Victoria Hotel
New Jersey
Robert Miller
Muhlenberg Hospital
Frances van Horn
Miller
Milford Payne
Healy Reports Job Corps Training To Rotary Club
Patrick Healy of the Job Corps spoke at the Rotary Club lunch at Hotel Stoddard about the training program. Milton Hoglund described the Atlantic City Rotary International convention and a pre meeting assembly with new committee chairs and directors. Ross Hunt announced a 200 percent Rotary Foundation contribution rating. James Preesh was introduced as a new Rotarian. Visiting Rotarian Tom Turner of San Antonio and guest Ernesto Reja of Mexico City attended.
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Patrick Healy
Job Corps
Rotary
Stoddard
Milton Hoglund
Rotary International
Atlantic City
Ross Hunt
Rotary Foundation
James Preesh
James
Tom Turner
San Antonio
Ernesto Reja
Mexico City
County Court Hearing Includes Theft Case Involving Clocks
Steve Gunyon, 61, Kalamazoo Michigan, charged with theft of two clocks and two hair trimmers valued at $20.62 from Bell Discount Department Store. sentenced to 20 days in County Jail. Dennis L Johnson, 121 N 3rd St, cited for non support of wife and child. case continued until June 14.
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Steve Gunyon
Kalamazoo
Mich
Bell Discount Department Store
Dennis L. Johnson
N. 3Rd. St
Bible School Parade Promises Discovery With Christ
Faith Baptist Church conducts a Bible School parade at 10 a.m. Saturday in the neighborhood north of the church on South 28th Street. The two week school June 14 25 features an eight foot homemade rocket decorated bicycles and music from a sound track. Mrs Loren Krueger directs the school. Children meet 9 11 30 a.m. and juniors and seniors 7 9 p.m.
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Faith Baptist Church
Christ
Loren Krueger
Taylor Says No Need To Declare War
Ambassador Maxwell D. Taylor told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee there is no reason for a declaration of war in Vietnam. Senator Aiken said Taylor described the fighting as a Vietnamese affair and offered no basis for optimism. Critics argue the U S fights an undeclared war and Johnson should seek a declaration before escalation.
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Washington
Maxwell D. Taylor
Senate Foreign Relations
Tee
Viet Nam
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Taylor
Aiken
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
U.S
Johnson
Morse
Senate
Congress
Green Bay Man Flown for Gangrene Treatment After Alberta Hunt
A Green Bay man, 27, was wounded in a hunting accident in Alberta, Canada. He was flown to Minneapolis and admitted to Hennepin County General Hospital for treatment in the pressure oxygen chamber where doctors report he is in critical condition with gangrene in his lower body.
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Minneapolis
Green Bay
Wis
Alberta
Canada
John T. O'Neill
O'Neill
Lethbridge
Hennepin County General Hospital
Financial quotes from Rae National and NASD listings
Inter-dealer prices as of 9 a m for stocks bonds and mutual funds are shown with bids and asks adjusted for retail markup. Entities include Central Tel Clark Oil Ekko Shoes Lincoln Life Marine Capital Godfrey Hamilton Nekoosa Rockwell Royal Dutch Swank Warner and Wis Power with regional lines and fund ranges from Fidelity Mass Mass Puritan and Wisconsin funds.
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National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
Central
Clark
Epko Shoes
First Bank
Frantz
Gateway Trans
Godfrey Co
Hamilton
Lincoln Natl. Life
Marine Capital
McQuay, Inc
Mortgage Guaranty
Nekoosa Edwards
Rockwell
la Crosse Cooler
la Crosse Tele
Norplex
Pyroil Co, Inc
Tausche Bonds
Mutual
Boston Fund
Chemical Fund
Eaton & Howard , Bal
Eaton & Howard
Fidelity Fund
Incorp. Invest
Mass. Inv
Mass. Inv. Gr
National
One William Street
Puritan Fund
Wisconsin _Fund
Assembly unit backs fair housing bill split over strictness
The Judiciary Committee favored passage of a bipartisan fair housing bill allowing owner occupied private homes and small properties under four units, with Gov Knowles backing. A stricter measure, opposed by Nikolay Nager Lipscomb Barbee, was recommended for rejection 8 to 3. The plan would rename the State Industrial Commission’s Fair Employment Division and shift powers to curb housing, employment and education discrimination.
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Madison
Bill Biy
Warren P. Knowles
Milwaukee
John McCormick
Albert Tadych
Frank Nikolay
Abbotsford
Mark Lipscomb
Lloyd Barbee
State Industrial Commission
Fair Employment Division
Equal Opportunities Division
Commission On Human Rights
Nikolay
Edward Nager
D - Madison
Ward Nager
Viet Cong battle hits town as civilians flee Dong Xoai
Army rangers report heavy fighting in Dong Xoai with napalm bombings and aerial bombardment. Civilian casualties run high, with about 150 killed and hundreds wounded. Eight government troops were found with hands tied, likely used as human shields. Viet Cong losses are believed heavy, and Montagnard refugees pour into town amid fears of further human shield use and possible infiltrators.
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Rangers
Dong Xoai
7Th
Astronauts Describe Spacewalk and Tether Help
In a postflight account James McDivitt and Frank White recount how White relied on the golden tether to maneuver when fuel ran low. White described seeing Florida from space and the pair's teamwork in reclosing the hatch after a near setback.
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Earth
Florida
Caribbean
White
McDivitt
America
Births Lacrosse Grandview Hospital June 8 son to Mr and Mrs Richard Brown
Grandview Hospital reports the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Richard Brown of West Salem on June 8. The event is recorded in Racine Wisconsin.
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Richard Brown
West Salem
Jean Berndt
River Readings and Livestock Scores Across Markets
June 8 report notes a birth announcement in Racine for Carol Jean Hendrickson. In Chicago potato coverage USDA figures cited. South St. Paul livestock market shows cattle 2,000 and calves 600 head with steers at 27.00 27.50, cows 16.00 17.00, calves 18.00 22.00. hogs 3,500 head with barrows 24.25 24.50 and sows 20.50 21.75, weights 200 400 pounds.
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South ST. Paul
South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Swift & Company
Winona
Minn
Chippewa County Crashes Kill 3
A two car crash near Stanley in Chippewa County killed Ralph Sylla 35 Thorp and raised Wisconsin highway deaths to 360. Another fatal collision north of Chippewa Falls killed Rudolph Emerson 85 and Eli Nelson 80. Truck driver Harlow Berg 50 of Dallas Wis. was hospitalized for observation.
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Associated Press
Chippewa County
Wisconsin
Ralph Sylla
Thorp
Stanley
Rudolph J. Emerson
Racine County Receives Urban Renewal Grant
Washington AP reports the Urban Renewal Administration approved a grant of 103,555 to Racine County. The funds will finance the purchase of 220 acres in Caledonia for park and recreation use.
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Washington
Urban Renewal Administration
Racine County
Caledonia
Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Five Day Weather Forecast
Partly cloudy nights with showers likely in Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa. Expect warmer conditions in central and southern regions then cooling for the north Saturday. Five day outlook calls for 4 to 5 degree above normal highs around 70 to 80 with frequent thundershowers and 0 to 0.75 inch total precipitation. Sunrise Saturday 5 22 Sunset 8 48.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
la Crosse
NASA contracts drive work for hundreds of thousands
About 400000 workers are involved in carrying out contracts for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, highlighting broad employment tied to aerospace projects and federal procurement.
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Ffor the
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Babyland area begun in cemetery at Mormon Coulee
A new Babyland section for infants up to one year is under construction at Mormon Coulee Memorial Park Cemetery. A white marble cherub statue named Memory will top a granite pedestal, with an estimated cost of 1500 dollars. The 60 acre cemetery opened in 1957 and lies on Highway 14 with office at 205 Rivoli.
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Mormon Coulee Memorial Park
Highway 14
Rivoli Building
Eau Claire Youth Killed in Cabin Shooting
Hayward AP report says 16 year old Steven Svacina of Eau Claire was accidentally shot in the abdomen with a .22 caliber pistol by friend Mike Moore 15 while fishing and shooting turtles at a cabin on Phipps Flowage. Sawyer County coroner Dr. Harold E. Kidd ruled the death accidental.
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Kidd
Svacina
Mike Moore
Eau Claire
Radio and Livestock Market Listings For Friday and Saturday
Friday broadcast highlights include WKBH and WCOW stations airing Twins vs Detroit and Braves vs St. Louis baseball. Saturday covers Twins vs Detroit and Braves vs St. Louis. Livestock markets at Swift & Company Winona list hog and cattle quotes with weekdays buying hours and market notes, plus a note that real markets close Friday.
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Twins
Detroit
Wcow-Fm
Braves
St. Louis
WKBH
Wwcow
Deaths in Tri-State and Norwalk
Elmer Reed 67 died Thursday in a La Crosse hospital. Services set for 3:30 p.m. Saturday at Jacobson-Vance Funeral Home Viroqua with burial in Viroqua Cemetery. Survived by sister Mrs Joseph Lokken Bangor and brother Theodore Viroqua. Dennis Town 15 died Wednesday night June 9 after his bicycle was struck by a car on STH 71. Services 2 p.m. Saturday at St Jacob's Lutheran Norwalk, burial Pilgrim's Home Cemetery. Mundstock Funeral Home assisting.
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Viroqua
Wis
Elmer Reed
la Crosse
Jacobson-Vance
Bernard Zylstra
Reed
Taylor Lumber Co
Joseph Lokken
Bangor
Theodore
Norwalk
Dennis Town
St. Jacob's Lutheran Church
L. A. Hohenstein
Pilgrim's Home Cemetery
Mundstock Funeral Home
Budget Sparks Debate As Huber Denounces Sham Plan
Huber denounces the budget as a sham and moves to reject it. Democrats, who control the Assembly 52 to 48, had planned to tear out the tax provisions and approve the budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huber
Assembly
Camp McCoy Plants 2600 Trout as Fishing Area Closes
Camp McCoy Wisconsin suspends fishing in the north area until June 26 to permit restocking. Post commander Col. Haviland A. N. Connolly says streams and ponds open to the public will reopen June 26. Restocking released 2,600 German Brown trout Thursday.
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Camp Mccoy
Wis
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Onalaska Ave
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Racine, Wis
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de Koven Ave
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