Funeral homes end ambulance service in Juneau County
Mauston and New Lisbon funeral directors announce that starting July 1 ambulance service for sheriff's department highway accident calls will end. County must assume emergency coverage as Highway 12 16 traffic accounts for most crash calls. Officials plan a sheriff's committee meeting to address the gap. Crandall and Hare vow continued local service.
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Mauston
Wis
Juneau County
New Lisbon
Sheriff's Department
Sheriff's Committee
Jim Crandall
Manston
George Hare
Crandall
Rocky Arbor
Monroe County
Flag Day Observance Planned on Grandad Bluff
A Flag Day program on Grandad Bluff Sunday at 10 a.m. will feature armed forces representatives veterans and civic groups. Cmdr. G A Davison will emcee with John Bosshard speaking. color guard will raise the flag. Participants include multiple service members with Legion VFW DAV Boy and Girl Scouts represented. A booklet Our Flag will be distributed free to attendees.
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Grandad Bluff
Joseph Rohrer
Marine M
Wayne Fleitner
Cmdr
G. A. Davison
Navy Reserve
John Bosshard
Army
Navy
Marine
Air Force
Military Affairs Committee
The
Chamber of Commerce
Joseph Derouin
Air Force Reserve
Joseph Demoran
Marines
Donald Brooks
Floyd Schanke
Richard Admire
John Johnson
American Legion
VFW
Disabled American Veterans
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Rohrer
Office of Armed Forces Information and Education
Scranton Emerges as Contender in GOP Race
Scranton appeals to party conscience and leadership as he seeks the GOP nomination. He acknowledges responsibility alongside other leaders who have not acted. Insiders think Scranton would challenge President Johnson more in industrial, electoral vote states than Goldwater.
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Scranton
Johnson
Goldwater
Tennessee Gop
Harry Carbaugh
Republcan Party
Gov. Scranton
Michigan
Arthur G. Elliott Jr
John B. Martin
George Romney
Police Return Night Owl to Home in La Crosse
La Crosse police found a 24 year old man, Robert Gilbertson, at 12:01 a.m. near Liberty and Windsor wearing little clothes. WKTY broadcast a notice. he was later identified by the Gilbertsons of 1112 Liberty Street as their son after wandering while family slept.
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la Crosse
Robert Gilbertson
Liberty and
Windsor
WKTY
City Police
Sylvester Gilbertson
Liberty St
Robert
Bangor Church Anniversary Marks 75 Years of German Lutheran Roots
St. Pauls Lutheran Church in Bangor Wisconsin celebrates 75th anniversary on June 14. The German speaking congregation began in 1888 under Rev Richard Siegler with first service in December 1888, joined Wisconsin Ev Lutheran Synod in 1893, built the present church in 1909, and reached 580 members by 1963 with ongoing parish growth and school expansion through the mid century.
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Bangor
Wis
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Richard Siegler
Barre Mills
Baptist Church
Wisconsin Ev. Lutheran Synod
Theodore Hartwig
William Rader
C. W. Siegler
Christian School
Ladies’ Aid
Young People’s Society
Siegler
Arden Stuebs
R. A. Siegler
Former Thai premier dies in exile at 67
Tokyo AP report says Marshal Pibulsonggram, Thailand's premier for 15 years, died of a heart attack at his home near Tokyo after seven years in exile. He was 67.
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Thailand
Tokyo
P.pibulsonggram
Editor Coffman Dies After Tax Case Fines
Charles F. Coffman 78 longtime Fond du Lac editor and bar operator died at St Agnes Hospital. He was fined 400 dollars and placed on probation by Eau Claire County Judge Connor T Hansen for failure to file state income tax returns for 1957 through 1960. Coffman had been a prominent newspaperman and active in local affairs.
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Fond DU Lac
Charles F. Coffman
EAU Claire (Ap
Julius
Fond Matte
Eau
Pro- Claire
Connor T.session
Hansen
Griswold Seeks Democratic Nomination for Secretary of State
Theodore J. Griswold a Grant County cattleman and head of the Wisconsin Beef Breeders and Feeders Association seeks the Democratic nomination for secretary of state. He cites Gaylord Nelson and John W. Reynolds era programs and plans to campaign on them. Incumbent Republican Robert Zimmerman runs for a fifth term.
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Wis
Theodore J. Griswold
Grant County
Griswold
Wisconsin Beef Breeders and Feeders Association
Wisconsin Polled Hereford Association
State Radio Council
State Farm Home Administration
Transfers in Wisconsin Methodist Churches
Rev B J Tulledge moved to Asbury Church at Westby from United Church of Christ. Rev Rowall Freese, Garrett Seminary graduate, ordained in La Crosse, assigned to Whitehall and Independence. Rev Robert Isler, La Crosse native, appointed to Frederick Atlas and Lorraine. Rev C James Weis to Monroe from Prairie du Chien in the Southern District. Rev Bud C Wilder assigned to Prairie du Chien after serving Muscoda church.
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B. J. Tulledge
United Church of Christ
Asbury Church
Westby
Rowall Freese
Garrett Seminary
la ‘Crosse
Whitehall
Independence
la Crosse
Robert Isler
Frederic
Atlas
Lorraine
C. James Weis
Monroe
Prairie du Chien
Bud C. Wilder
Muscoda
Eisenhower and Scranton Seen Sharing Similar Philosophy
Rep. Schwengel of Iowa says Dwight Eisenhower and William Scranton hold similar views and there is reason to believe Eisenhower supports Scranton. He denies saying he has assurance Scranton is with them for the Republican presidential nomination.
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Washington
Fred Schwengel
A-Iowa
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Eisenhower
Scranton
Schwengel
Ske
Humphrey Sees Easy Path for Civil Rights Bill Passage
Senate floor manager Hubert Humphrey voiced confidence that the civil rights bill will be accepted by the House in its current Senate form and sent to President Johnson for signature. He warned that House rejection would trigger a conference, possibly delaying action before the Republican convention.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Senate
House
Humphrey
Minnesota
Johnson
Congress
San Francisco
Sen
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Minnesotan
Locals For Finer Photo Finishing at Universal Photo
A local ad urges patrons to leave films at Universal Photo Service 514 State Street with a promise of satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded.
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Universal Photo Service
State Street
Scranton Declares for Goldwater Nomination Stir
Governor Scranton jumps into the Republican presidential race against Barry Goldwater, drawing mixed reactions from party leaders nationwide. Some see late timing and political maneuvering, while Michigan and other supporters view the move as opening the convention and strengthening the party.
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Larry Osius Washington
William W. Scranton
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Scranton
Rockefeller
Associated Press
Minnesota GOP Convention Considers Presidential Endorsement
Delegates at the Minnesota Republican State Convention debated endorsing a presidential nominee and elected ten at large delegates to the national convention. Four Goldwater slate supporters were defeated while former governor Elmer Andersen, a target of Goldwater forces, won an at large slot. Wheelock Whitney faced no opposition for Senate endorsement. Peterson and Hanson contested the railroad and warehouse commissioner endorsement.
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P. Kenneth Peterson
Arthur Hanison
Rail
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Minneapolis
Hanson
Goldwater
Judd
San Francisco
Walter Judd
Gov. Andersen
Ancher Nelson
Albert Quie
Odin Langen
Clark MacGregor
George Etzell
Robert Forsythe
M. G. Brataas
Andersen
Russell Lund
Art Ogle
Mankato
Donald 0. Wright
William McGadzean
Edina
Minnesota
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin to Add Two 4 Year Colleges in Major Areas
The State Coordinating Committee for Higher Education urged establishing four year colleges in Green Bay in 1969 and Racine-Kenosha in 1971 72. The plan requires legislative and gubernatorial approval. The panel also backed two year university extension centers in Waukesha and Rock counties and a Rice Lake two year branch campus. A study on a junior college system was proposed. A $109.3 million building program for the UW system and state colleges was approved, though priority lists remained unresolved amid a rift between the university and state colleges.
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State Board of Vocational and Adult Education
Angus Rothwell
John C. Thompson
Stevens Point
University of Wisconsin
Jim Dan Hill
Superior State College
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State Building Commission
Hill
University
Goldwater Gathers More Delegates In Push For Nomination
The Arizona senator trails by 81 votes from the 655 needed with 574 first ballots tallied. Connecticut New Mexico Idaho and Virginia conventions add 64 delegates as Scranton presses his candidacy while in Maryland most delegates remain uncommitted after Scranton's Baltimore declaration.
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Barry Goldwater
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Arizona
Associated Press
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New Mexico
Idaho
Virginia
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Charles Curran
Henry Cabot Lodge
University
Margaret Chase Smith
Miss Welles
Richard M. Nixon
Hartford
Gov
Scranton
Io Goldwater
Fridday
Goldwater
Maryland
Baltimore
New York
Mrs. Kennedy and Children Visit Rome
Ethel Kennedy wife of Attorney General Robert F Kennedy arrives in Rome with three children for a week long visit hosted by U S Ambassador Frederick Reinhardt A potential private audience with Pope Paul VI is noted The party plans a trip to Ravello near Naples
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Associated Press
Rome
Ethel Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Pope Paul VI
U.S
Frederick Reinhardt
Ravello
Naples
Fire destroys Bradshaw training barn killing 32 horses
A blaze swept a Danville training barn owned by Garland Bradshaw killing 32 horses including Captain Denmark, a former show horse standing at stud. The incident occurred Friday night as the Sabbath was observed by some observers.
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Danville, Ky
Kentucky
Garland Bradshaw
Captain Denmark
Eberly Suffering Heart Attack at Daughter’s Home
Bob Eberly 47 famed singer with the Jimmy Dorsey band in the 1940s suffered a heart attack Friday night at his daughter’s home. He lives in Great Neck on Long Island.
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New York
Bob Eberly
Jimmy Dorsey
Eberly
Great Neck
Long Island
Luci Johnson Named Parade Marshal in Milwaukee Fourth of July
Luci Baines Johnson, younger daughter of President Johnson, will serve as honorary marshal of Milwaukee’s July Fourth circus parade. The decision was confirmed through Senator Gaylord Nelson’s office after an invitation was extended to Johnson or her sister. Luci is considering Marquette University enrollment this fall.
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Milwaukee
Luci Baines Johnson
Johnson
Gaylord Nelson
Luci
Marquette University
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