Dairy Judge Teams Named for La Crosse County
Thomas E. O’Connell announces La Crosse County junior and senior dairy judging winners from the Meinking Brothers Farm near Bangor. Senior winners include Ralph Jones Philip Johnson Douglas Heuer Richard Zietlow Diane Hesselberg Bill Witte James Johnson Dale Niedfeldt. Junior champions are Duane Witte Bob Vick Ruth Lueck with Linda Schomberg as top junior. District team selections set for June 29 Baraboo. judge Russell Bringe UW dairy science graduate officiated.
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la Crosse County
Meinking Brothers
Bangor
Thomas E. O’connell
Ralph Jones
ABC Club
Philip Johnson
Douglas Heuer
Halfway
Richard Zietlow
Maple Shade
Diane Hesselberg
400 Club
Bill Witte
Walker
James Johnson
Dale Niedfeldt
Baraboo
Duane Witte
Bob Vick
Ruth Lueck
Linda Schomberg
Pleasant Valley
Russell Bringe
Holmen
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin Veterinarians Attend Madison Nutrition Conference
Dr. John M. Turnbull of La Crosse attends a Wisconsin veterinarians nutrition conference at the University of Wisconsin Madison. Nearly 60 state veterinarians participate in the June 15 to 17 event sponsored by UW and the department of veterinary science to update practitioners on nutrition for swine dairy and beef.
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Madison
Wis
John M. Turnbull
la Crosse
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin Madison
University of Wisconsin
Department of Veterinary Science
Baseball broadcast schedule for Minnesota Twins vs Senators
Friday at 7 p.m. on WKBH baseball game Twins against Senators. Saturday at 12 25 p.m. on WKBH the same matchup Minnesota Twins versus Washington Senators.
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WKBH
Minnesota Twins
Washington Senators
Apothecary Across and Down Clue Puzzle Compendium
A dense word puzzle listing across and down clues with varied word lengths and themes. Includes terms like wintergreen, horhound, Hindu titles, Latin roots, and miscellaneous crossword style hints across multiple entries.
Local Judgments and Public Service Updates
Court judgments in La Crosse district list creditors and amounts for Becker Doskocil Gerke Larson Shaw Leahy Woods Mickelson. City police ambulance reports cite a maternity transfer to St Francis Hospital. Fire department records record a rubbish fire at Gary Arentz residence. County police ambulance log notes a blood run from Lutheran Hospital to Monroe County line on Highway 16.
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Credit Bureau of la Crosse
Howard P. Becker
Whitehall
William F. Doskocil
Gays Mills
Daryl Gerke
Tomah
Edward Larson
Osseo
John Bashaw
Coon Valley
Victor Leahy
Rising Sun
Sherman Woods
Ontario
Clarence Mickelson
Viroqua
James Schneider
S. 21St St
St. Francis Hospital
Gary Arentz
Sill St
St. Mary’s Hospital
Sparta
Lutheran Hospital
Monroe County
Curbing Contract Wins Approval in La Crosse
A 50758.47 contract for curb and gutter work in La Crosse State College area won approval from the La Crosse Common Council. Mathy Construction Co. was the low bidder at 190 Cameron Ave. Hector Construction Co. bid 532,291.23. Work to begin in about 10 days and finish by Sept. 1 on East Ave Pine to La Crosse Streets 19th St Farwell to Badger Badger 19th to East Ave Pine East Ave to Campbell. The project was part of a city package deal.
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la Crosse State College
la Crosse
19Th Street
Farwell
Badger Streets
Badger Street
19Th
East Avenue
Pine Street
Campbell Road
Memorial Field
Proposed Park Site Near Glen Canyon Dam Attracts Tourists
Completion of Glen Canyon Dam will transform the southeast corner of Utah enabling access to a scenic wonderland long off limits to cars. The proposed national park includes arches canyons and Needles, a region of towering pinnacles and dramatic vistas.
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Glen Canyon
Utah
Lake Powell
Milwaukee woman and caretaker found dead in rooming house
Police found 75-year-old Miss Margaret Rausch stabbed and shot in her Milwaukee rooming house. In the same building, 47-year-old caretaker William Weirmack was found hanging from a clothesline noose after a violent struggle was reported by tenants. Det Sgt. Teevan said Weirmack had been drinking heavily and told to move, and suggested the first death preceded the suicide.
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Milwaukee
Margaret Rausch
William Weirmack
John Teevan
Weirmack
Teevan
Miss Rausch
Livestock and Commodity Prices From Swift and Chicago Markets
Swift & Company Winona lists hogs cattle veal and dairy quotes with top hogs 14.60 15. top sows 13 13.25 and cattle marks steady to strong Hi-Choice 19.25 Fed Holsteins 16.00 beef cows 13.25 veal tops 26.00. Chicago Mercantile prices for butter eggs wheat corn oats soybeans and oil plus South St. Paul USDA cattle hogs and vealers行情.
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Swift & Company
Winona
Minn
South ST. Paul
USDA
Bell & Farrell, Inc
Sushine Pete
Allis-Chalmers
Republic Steel
Aileen, Inc
American Can
Rexall Drug
Reynolds Metals
Central
American Motors
Royal Dutch
Clark Oil
American Smelting
Spartans Ind
First Bk
Standard Oil
Ind
Koehring Co
Columbia Gas
Consolidated Facts
Studebaker
la X Telephone
Curtiss Wright
Sunray Mid-Cent
Marine Cap
Dupont Swift My McQuay, Inc
Eastman Kodak
Texaco
Mtg. Guar
Ins
Fed
Trane Co
Nekoosa
Union Oil
North, Plastics
Fruehaus Trailer
U.S. Rubber
Pyroil Co
Gamble Skogmo
U.S. Steel
Rap Industries
General Dynamics
Western Air Lines
Rockwell Mfg
General Electric
Westinghouse
Elec
General Motors
White Motors
Swank, Inc
Zenith
Warner Elec
General Telephone
Western Power
Great Northern Ry
Boston Capital
Gulf Oil Greyhound
Eaton & Howar
Magnavox
Fidelity Fund
Montgomery Ward
Monsanto Chem
Northern Pacific
Northwest Banc
Olin Mathieson
Wisconsin Fund
Pepsi-Cola
Scranton and Eisenhower clash over GOP nomination tactics
Eisenhower urged Scranton to be more available for the nomination while warning against being seen as a stop Goldwater candidate. Scranton defended his stance on television as confusion grew among Goldwater opponents and nonaligned GOP forces ahead of Maryland convention votes. Eisenhower later called for a wide open convention to spark interest. Maryland delegates at stake total 20 with Goldwater's backing uncertain. Scranton chairs Pennsylvania's 64 delegate delegation, with most pledged to him and three leaning Goldwater.
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Scranton
Cleveland
Eisenhower
Goldwater
GOP
Associated Press
Maryland
San Francisco
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
La Crosse considers license limits on liquor and beer
Alderman Harold Lee proposes a rule limiting Class A beer and liquor licenses to one per 5000 residents based on the 1960 census, reducing totals to about 10 each. Current licenses could be renewed at council discretion, with strict dropouts allowed if not reoccupied within set time. May also permit multiple bars under a single tavern license.
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la Crosse Common
Harold Lee
Lee
la Crosse
La Crosse 4-H Delegation Heads to State Week
Sixteen La Crosse County youths join 4-H members from 72 Wisconsin counties for the 44th annual State 4-H Club Week at the University of Wisconsin campus June 16 to 19. Delegates include Julie Johnson Rosanne Hanson Barbara Zietlow and others with Gary Althoff and state band members Patricia Gordon Ann Hemker and more. Rosanne Hanson serves as official junior leader delegate. Mary Ann Schnieder and Stuart Swenson accompany the group.
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la Crosse County
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Julie Johnson
Rosanne Hanson
Barbara Zietlow
Mary Sagear
John Sonsalla
Holmen
Paul Schwier
Elizabeth Michelson
Kathy Horman
West Salem
Gary Jones
Carol Wolf
Bangor
Judy Huebner
Stoddard
Gary Althoff
Patricia Gordon
Ann Hemker
Sandra Heinze
Coun
Wisconsin to Dedicate Musky Hatchery at Woodruff
Wisconsin plans a formal dedication of a $160000 musky hatchery in Woodruff with Conservation Department backing. The facility, expected to run at full scale in 1965, doubles capacity of the old site and uses new equipment to reduce manpower.
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Woodruff
Wisconsin
Conservation Department
Conservation Commis
Greek Turkish Prime Ministers May Visit U S
Undersecretary of State George W. Ball said after a White House conference that Greece and Turkey may send their prime ministers to Washington to ease the Cyprus crisis. He also reported Paris talks with De Gaulle show wide U S France agreement on Southeast Asia objectives with policy differences over methods.
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Washington
George W. Ball
Johnson
Greece
Turkey
Cyprus
Ball
White House
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
United States
France
Southeast Asia
de Gaulle
Hanoi
Peking
King Demonstrators Targeted by Riot in Downtown Plaza
King was continued from Page 1 as riotous whites attacked a downtown plaza with about 100 aggressors. Officers detained two white youths for disorderly conduct and five white males for vagrancy and carrying concealed weapons. Trooper Kenneth Boatright was splashed with a sulfuric acid odor liquid but escaped with minor burns. About 40 youths volunteered to join King and 17 others in a sit in at St Johns County jail during a church gathering.
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Kenneth Boatright
State Highway Patrol
King
St. Johns County
Marriage licenses listed for La Crosse area couples
Glen E. Foner of West Salem and Marilyn E. Reed of La Crosse to wed June 20 in La Crosse. David H. Manke of Bangor and Betty J. Johnson of West Salem to wed July 11 in West Salem. Frank M. Kazmierczak of Tomah and Rose A. Mashak of La Crosse to wed June 20 in La Crosse.
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Glen E. Foner
West Salem
Marilyn E. Reed
N. 23Rd St
la Crosse
David H. Manke
Bangor
Betty J. Johnson
N. Leonard St
Frank M. Kazmierczak
Tomah
Rose A. Mashak
Pine St
Riggins Pushes Partisan Elections in Milwaukee Platform
Milwaukee Democratic chair William Riggins plans to ask the state convention to add a platform plank for partisan elections in Milwaukee. He will urge the convention's platform committee to abandon nonpartisan city elections, arguing a partisan system would unify city administration.
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Associated Press
William Riggins
Milwaukee
Democratic
Riggins
Gerald T. Flynn
Racine
Lynn Stalbaum
Henry Schadeberg
Burlington
Wisconsin Democrats push tax relief plan for elderly
Gov John W Reynolds told Marinette County Democrats the state must lead social progress with property tax relief for the elderly. He noted the plan drew attention at the Cleveland governor's conference and called the tax regressive. Republican Talbot Peterson urged uniting behind Senator Barry Goldwater and halting Goldwater movements.
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John W. Reynolds
Marinette County
Marinette
Wisconsin
Cleveland
Talbot Peterson
Appleton
Goldwater
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Peterson
Accident Involving Two Injured Drivers At Black River Falls
Police report shows two drivers were injured and taken by ambulance to Rochester after a collision. A Black River Falls doctor labeled their condition as critical. Traffic officers Charles Jensen and Lavern Adams conducted the investigation.
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Black River Falls
Charles Jensen
Lavern Adams
Two Janesville Youths Face Charges After Threatening Officer
In Janesville two youths Michael Wade age 19 and Fred Wienecke age 20 were charged with attempting great bodily harm after they threatened Patrolman Charles J. Press with an auto jack at a filling station they avoided a stop light. Press drew his service revolver and seized the jack. They were also charged with disorderly conduct and resisting arrest, arraignment set for Monday with bonds at 1500 each in Rock County Court.
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Janesville
Charles J. Press
Michael Wade
Fred Wienecke
Press
Rock County
Bids On Truck Are 7 98 Apart In La Crosse
The City of La Crosse accepted the low bid of 1825.02 from Dahl Motors for a 1964 Ford Econoline van to serve as City Sealer Albert Klein's vehicle. Pengra Brothers bid 1833.00. Klein's current truck goes to Public Works and a 1956 Chevrolet 1/2 ton pickup is traded in. trade-in allowances were 468.73 and 561.15 respectively.
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la Crosse
Dahl Motors la Crosse, Inc
Division Streets
Albert Klein
Pengra Brothers, Inc
S. 3Rd St
Klein
Department of Public Works
Department
Carl A. Wahlstrom
Dahl
Pengra
Birmingham Feels Slight Unease As Reforms Bring Light
After renovation the city shows a cheer ful look with lighter interiors and matching glass. Yet segregation remains the norm in hotels, motels, and dining spots while Negro leaders criticize the advisory Community Affairs Committee. Mayor Boutwell touts progress amid ongoing threats and cautious optimism about future demonstrations.
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Community Affairs Committee
Albert Boutwell
Lucius Pitts
Miles College
Arthur Shores
Boutwell
Birmingham
Want Committee As City Bargaining Agent
Legislation to name the La Crosse Common Council Finance Committee as the city's bargaining agent in wage negotiations was referred to committee. Alderman Jack Reihl introduced the measure after a threat from the La Crosse Policemen's Protective Association to seek action via the Wisconsin Employment Relations Board. The proposal states the Finance Committee's salary decisions would not bind the Council.
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la Crosse Common Council
Jack Reihl
1St Ward
la Crosse Policemen’s Protective Association
Wisconsin Employment Relations Board
Council
Reihl
Street Bid Approved for 16th Street Rehab
Mathy Construction Co. won a $42 716 69 contract to replace curb and gutter and resurface 16th Street from Market to State Streets in La Crosse. Hector Construction Co. of Caledonia bid $46 794 18. Work must be completed by Aug 15.
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Mathy Construction Co
16Th Street
Market
State Streets
Mathy
la Crosse
Erhard Delays Comment on German Soviet Pact
West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard arrived in Washington to discuss the German Berlin issue with President Johnson after Moscow announced a Soviet East German friendship pact. Officials say no joint U S German move was agreed and the talks aim to balance positions while awaiting the pact's text.
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Washington
Ludwig Erhard
West Germany
Berlin
Johnson
Moscow
Erhard
Andrews Air Force Base
W. Averell Harriman
Gerhard Schroeder
Dean Rusk
Soviet Union
United States
Germany
Khrushchev
Walter Ulbricht
Iaid
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
East Germany
Holzer And Greider Get Board Posts
Burl Holzer of 715 Oak Street and Gerald Greider of 1729 Adams Street were appointed to three year terms on the Mary E Sawyer Auditorium Board by the La Crosse Common Council. Greider succeeds Robert Cline who did not seek reappointment.
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Burl Holzer
Oak St
Gerald Greider
Adams St
Mary E. Sawyer Auditorium
la Crosse
Greider
Harvey’s Bakery
Robert Cline
Holzer
Milos G. Knutson
Board of Health
D. E.hopkins
Charles Loveland Jr
Board of Park Commissioners
Henry Wittenberg
Bernard F. Maney
George Bonsack
City Plan Commission
Kenneth Niedbalski
Board of Gas Examiners— Asst
Bob Schroeder
Norman Mosher
Earl Galstad
Henry Schneider
al Reiser
Eau Claire
Wisconsin Eight Cities Cited For Traffic Safety Progress
Governor John W Reynolds announced that Wisconsin and eight communities Eau Claire Madison Menasha Milwaukee Oshkosh Racine Stevens Point and Wausau received National Safety Council certificates of achievement for traffic engineering public safety education and traffic safety improvement. He warned the 1964 toll may reach 400 that week and urged continued efforts to save lives reduce injuries and prevent property damage on streets and highways.
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Madison
John
W. Reynolds
Wisconsin
National Safety Council
Eau Claire
Menasha
Milwaukee
Oshkosh
Racine
Stevens Point
Wausau
Raul Roa vows protection for Cubans amid Guantanamo clash
Cuban Foreign Minister Raul Roa pledges fitting measures after a Cuban soldier was wounded near Guantanamo Naval Base. Havana released the protest as U S guards faced accusations of the injury, which Washington denies. Officials suggest Castro loyalists may have fired.
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Havana
Raul Roa
U.S
Guantanamo Naval Base
Roa
Guantanamo
U.S. Defense Department
Fidel Castro
Bi County 4 H Camp Set At Upham Woods
About 115 4-H members from La Crosse and Monroe Counties attend Camp Upham Woods near Wisconsin Dells for four days from June 14 to June 17. Activities include swimming boating first aid crafts archery hiking and conservation field trips. Ten older 4 H members serve as counselors from Monroe and La Crosse counties under agents Don Daentl and Tom O Connell.
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la Crosse
Monroe Counties
Upham Woods
Wisconsin Dells
Conservation Department
Lynn Staege
Carol Larsen
Virginia Barrett
Tunney Strozewski
Tom Hanson
Monroe County
Sheryl]ilkert
Sabina Bosshard
Nancy ‘Gordon
Bill Witte
Phillip ‘Johnson
la Crosse County
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