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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1958
Page
3
CHICAGO Special A fifth can be deadly on the Fourth and even two cocktails are dangerous if you drive within three hours after drinking them. The National Safety Council warns drivers must allow time to purge alcohol. two cocktails can impair vision as much as night glasses.
Mayor Milo Knutson announced Roden a State Planning Commission member will visit La Crosse June 24 to discuss planning and a city planner. Roden will be joined by Henry Ford Madison regional planning director. He previously spoke May 22 with the city plan commission.
Robert L. Lehrke and Ronald Butschenreuter, both 18, were sentenced in County Court to 60 days in the County Jail for stealing gasoline from a Superior 400 truck. They were seen draining fuel Wednesday at the station, confessed after police questioned them, and were arrested Thursday by city police.
Sputnik III the 14 ton Russian satellite should be visible to early risers in the Coulee Region over the next days. Richard B Dunsworth head of the Minneapolis St Paul Moon watch Team says it appears at 439 am Saturday and follows a path across the sky with good visibility at times.
Patricia Hammes daughter of Mr and Mrs Dave Hammes 2530 Farnam St marks her 13th birthday with a regular home party for friends and family on Friday the 13th. She learned recently that her birthday would fall on the date.
Bill Tooley of 2226 Onalaska Ave. reported a tire on his car was slashed and blew out during driving. Swartz Office Supply Co. at 124 N. 6th St. reported vandals broke the storm door front and frame. A heavy plate glass window fell out when workers moved the frame.
Lebanese rebel leaders say they will continue the fight against pro-Western President Camille Chamoun despite UN Security Council involvement. The rebels accuse the United Arab Republic of aiding them from Syria and call for arms embargoes on the government from the United States Britain France Turkey Iraq and Jordan to end the five week crisis.
The mayor and city aldermen doubt the wisdom of a hardtop cabin patrol boat for river duty and seek additional proposals for an open convertible type. The Finance and Purchase Committee, Public Works, and police chief must obtain new bids, after evaluating offers including an 18‑foot aluminum boat with 60 hp for 2098.60 net delivered. A rivermen advisory of riverboat club supports the recommended boat and motor.
Coulee Region Promenaders are invited to dance at the Brownsville Community Hall Saturday night. Irvin Pasch will call. Browns ville hosts. La Crosse Recreation Department sponsors the La Crosse group. For summer activity info call Wallace Haugland, club president.
Two dog bite cases were reported to city police. Eleven year old Laurna Olson of 1346 Charles Street was bitten on the right knee by a dog owned by Ed Gillmeister at 141942 Kane Street while walking by the residence. no skin was broken. Clair Norris, 12, of 321 North 9th Street was bitten on the right side of his back by a dog owned by Paul Wendling at 527 North 9th Street while walking by the Wendling house.
A 17 year old, John E. Jessup of Brooklyn, pleaded guilty to second degree murder for shooting his mother. The plea avoids the electric chair but sentencing is pending with a potential 20 years to life in prison.
Waldron A. Rosheim, son of Mr and Mrs John Rosheim of Flandreau, graduated cum laude from Luther College. He will teach Latin and German in La Crosse public schools. A 1954 Augu stana Academy graduate, he led the Classical Club and was president of the Lutheran Student Assn at Luther.
A rebel statement cites tragic turn of events in Lebanon as U A R arms shipments to the government, while Britain and the United States back allies. Syria’s 150 mile border and 5000 infiltrator threat frame regional tensions as U N observers seek deterrence.
Government officials hint that halting intervention may trigger stronger army action. Five officers borrowed from the U N Palestine Truce Organization arrived to show force after a U N Security Council action. Dag Hammarskjold in New York recruited observers from U N members.
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