Fulbright Says Aid Bill Faces Tough Fight
Senator J William Fulbright says Kennedy must lead strongly to pass the 4.8 billion foreign aid bill. Hearings continue with McNamara and Lemnitzer testifying as lawmakers push for selective and discernible aid. Humphrey urges aid only to reforming nations while Gore questions continued support for South Korea.
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Fulbright
Bill
Ernest B. Vaccaro Washington
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Kennedy
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Senate
Humphrey
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
South Korea
Killers Of Seven Will Go To Kansas
Kansas officers took custody of two teenagers, George York and James Latham, for trial in Sharon Springs for the Wallace Kaw railroad roadmaster killing. They waived extradition and admit a series of seven killings across five states, with Florida and Illinois also seeking them for additional murders.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Kansas
Sharon Springs
George R. York
Jacksonville
Fla
James D. Latham
Mauriceville
Tex
Otto Ziegler
Wallace
Kaw
Fort Hood
York
Florida
Valdosta, Ga
Althea Ottavio
Patricia Anne Hewitt
Illinois
Albert E. Reed
Litchfield
Ill
Martin Drenovac
Granite City
Colorado
Rachel Marian Moyer
Craig
Tennessee
John A. Whitaker
Tollahoma
Mississippi River forecast and flood stage readings
River readings show flood stage at Winona and La Crosse with prices for dams and pools listed. Stream tributaries Trempealeau and Root noted with small changes. Sunrise at 5:22 AM and sunset at 8:49 PM. Five day forecast calls for cooler than normal temperatures then a warming trend with possible weekend showers.
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Winona
T.W
Dakota
Lacrosse
Lansing
Prairie du Chien
Tremp
Dodge
la Crosse
W. Sal
Root
Houston
Hastings
Minn
Guttenberg
Weather Record for Lacrosse Area and Surroundings
Weather summary notes fair conditions tonight and Thursday with continued cool pleasant temperatures. Lows near 48 and highs around 72. Wisconsin turns windy and cooler tonight and Thursday. Minnesota expects showers in the northwest tonight followed by Thursday frost in extreme north. Iowa reports scattered showers in the west, with continued cool and cloudy conditions tonight into Thursday.
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Lacrosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
City teams top scores across the nation list
The snippet lists sports teams and cities including Billings Bismarck Boston Chicago Denver Dubuque Duluth Galveston Huron Jacksonville Kansas City Knoxville LACROSSE Los Angeles Madison Memphis Miami Milwaukee Minneapolis New Orleans New York St Louis Washington. First lowest last night and gm highest yesterday are noted.
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Billings
Bismarck
Boston
Chicago
Denver Dubuque
Duluth
Galveston
Huron
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Knoxville
Lacrosse
Los Angeles
Madison
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
New Orleans
New York
St. Louis
Washington
Guy Hobart Jackson TD Dead At 57
Merrillan Wis. Guy Hobart 57 longtime Jackson County traffic officer died at home from a heart attack. Born June 26 1903 in Fairchild he worked 20 years in Eau Claire packing plants and seven years as a foreman in Atlanta before returning to be a county officer in 1953. Services set 2 p.m. Saturday at Fairchild Methodist Church with burial in Fairchild Cemetery. visitation at Jensen Funeral Home Hixton and at the church. He is survived by his widow Frances two sons Brian and Eugene a stepson Bruce Clark his mother Mrs Blanche Hobart three sisters and one brother and three grandchildren.
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Merrillan
Wis
Guy Hobart
Jackson County
Fairchild
Jackson
Eau Claire
Atlanta
Robert Fintell
Jensen Funeral Home
Hixton
Frankes
Brian
Eugene
Brookfield
Bruce Clark
Atlanta, Ga
Blanche Hobart
William Miles
George Lange
Augusta
Edward Kleinstein
Wauwaiosa
Orson
Union Grove
Minn. Gov appoints Mooty Nelson to Uniform State Laws panel
Gov Elmer L Andersen announced two year appointments to the Commission on Uniform State Laws. John W Mooty of Minneapolis and State Rep Reuben N Nelson of Breckenridge replace retiring members. Dr Maynard E Pirsig was reappointed. Hud son named Aitkin County probate judge. Blaeser named Boat and Water Safety Field Coordinator.
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Minnesota Supreme Court
Mooty
Roger Catherwood
Austin
Rep
Nelson
David L. Graven
Albert Lea
Gov. Andersen
William C. Hudson
Aitkin
Aitkin County
L. E. Johnson
Mathew J. Blaeser
Virginia
Stock Quotations From Shearson Hammill Noon Totals
Market prices for numerous stocks and bonds dated June 14 1961. Listings include Monsanto Bell & Farrell North Pacific Allied Radio North States Pow and many others with bid ask ranges and dividend notes. Key names: American Can Pepsi-Cola RCA Republic Steel General Electric Westinghouse and U S Steel, with commodities like July Wheat and July Corn also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monsanto Chemical
Bell & Farrell, Inc
North, Pacific
Central Tel
Allied Radio
North States Pow, NL
Cl. Oil & Ref
Allis-Chalmers
Olin Mathieson
Pfizer
Godfrey Co
American Motors
XD Reynolds Metals
Marine Cap
Amer
Oat Royal Dutch
McQuay, Inc
Avco
Safeway Stores
Nekoosa Ed. Pa
Boston Capital
G. D. Searle
Brunswick
Sears Roebuck
St. Pow
Caterpillar Tractor
Sinclair Oil
Northw. Banc
Genteers
Socony
Pan Amer. Sylph
Celanese
Sperry Rand
Columbia Gas
Commonwich
Oil
Royal Dutch New
Consolidated Foods
Stude. Packard
York
Copeland
Sunray
Tex. East. Tr
Curtiss Wright
Swift
Trane Co
DuPont
Texaco
Western Power
Eastman Kodak
Trane
Wis
Elec. Mus. Ind
Twent. Cent
Fox
Tausche Hdwe
Ford
United Airlines
Foremost Dairies
U.S. Rubber
Mutual Funds Fruehaus Trailer
U.S. Steel
Boston F’d
Gamble Skogmo NS Willace Pr
XD Chemical F
Milnois Central
Jones & Laughlin
Dow Jones
William Ludlow
Utilities
Puritan
Montgomery Ward
Winona Livestock Quotes From Swift Company Run
Swift & Company reports noon bids on hogs cattle calves and Chicago produce with prices for hogs by weight and type, cattle by grade, calves and bulls and poultry and potato trends. Market notes indicate steady hogs, varied cattle demand, and weaker calves, alongside steady to slightly higher wholesale produce quotes in Chicago отб.
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Winona
Swift & Company
Chicago Produce
Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
USDA
U.S
California
Republicans Gird for Housing Bill Amendments Fight
House Republicans push at least 40 amendments to trim the Kennedy housing bill with a no down payment 40 year mortgage plan. Leader Rep. John Byrnes says GOP aims to limit properties to one family and shorten mortgages to about 35 years. Democratic aides expect minimal changes.
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Washington
House
John W. Byrnes
R-Wis
House Republican Policy Committee
Senate
Byrnes
GOP
Iit
Livestock Prices Mixed Across Chicago and South St Paul Markets
USDA reports slow hog trade and mixed cattle with steers and heifers mostly lower in South St Paul and Chicago. Cattle prices trend varied by weight and grade, with good slaughter steers and cows showing differing gains and declines across regions and weight classes.
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South ST. Paul
South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Proxmire Seeks Campaign Spending Limits
Sen William Proxmire proposes congressional campaign spending caps. initial draft set 15000 dollars for Senate races and 4000 dollars for House contests, but he later removed exact figures and will seek subcommittee input on appropriate limits.
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Washington
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Congress
Senate
House
Proxmire
Senate Elections Subcommittee
Cranberry Weather Forecast for Wisconsin Stays Fair and Cold
Wisconsin cranberry forecast calls for fair and colder conditions tonight with light northeast winds and periods of calm. Lowest bog temps expected 28-32 north with frost and 30-34 south with scattered frost. sunny and warmer Thursday with bog temps 35-40 Thursday night.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Henry Ford II Returns After Illness
Detroit AP reports Henry Ford II, Ford Motor Co chairman, has recovered from infectious mononucleosis and returned to his office after illness since May 11.
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Detroit
Henry Ford II
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Tri State Deaths Report From Iowa Wisconsin and North Dakota
Ernest Nagel 73 of Jamestown North Dakota dies in Jamestown after leaving Alla makee County. Services at Zion Reformed Church with burial there. Survives include three brothers and five sisters. Mrs William Harrison 78 dies in Chicago. service in Waukon and burial at Mt. Olivet. Howard Wood 42 of Galesville dies in La Crosse hospital with service at Presbyterian Church and burial Pine Cliff Cemetery. He was a Boy Scout leader and lifelong resident.
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Waukon
Iowa
Ernest Nagel
Jamestown
N.D
Allamakee County
Zion Reformed Church
W. E. Odenbach
Martins Funeral Home
Fred Nagel
Herman
Charles
Henry
Bismarck
Dorothy Schultz
Mary Siekmeir
Sophia Sherman
Henry Klocke
Ben Klocke
William Harrison
Chicago
St. Patrick's ‘Catholic Church
Mt. Olivet
Steven Gavin
Hanover Township
Baake - Hanson Funeral Home
Claire Duggan
Galesville
Wis
Howard Wood
la Crosse
Presbyterian Church
Richard Hill
Pine Cliff
Smith Funeral Home
Mr. Wood
Christian Wood
Bernard
Leonard
Death Toll Rises to 35 in German Train Crash
Two more bodies pulled from wreckage of two commuter trains near Esslingen. Toll stands at 35 with at least 47 injured, some critically. One train failed to heed a red signal. the other was en route to Goettingen. Six U.S. servicemen children on the second train escaped unharmed.
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Stuttgart
Germany
Esslingen
Goeppingen
U.S
U.S. Army
Ida M. Ogilvie
McKinney
Tex
Marion Candelore
Niles
Ohio
Reuel S. San Pedro
Junction City
Kan
Linda Juhns
Weirton
W. Va
Ruth A. Joiner
Newcastle
Penelope Biggs
Philadelphia
Promenaders Plan Wiener Roast After Square Dance
The Coulee Region Promenaders will hold a wiener roast after their square dancing session at the CIO Hall corner of 5th Ave and Market St. Dancing starts at 8 p.m. with Irwin Pasch as caller. Participants may bring their own food for the Onalaska Park picnic.
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Coulee Region
CIO Hall
5Th Ave
Market St
Irwin Pasch
Onalaska Park
Livery Service Owner Slain In Chicago
In Chicago a livery service co owner L C Smith 39 was abducted and shot five times in the head in a gangland style killing. His body was found in a Loop car by a traffic officer. Police note a car with four white men followed Smith after a pre dawn pickup. Smith leaves a widow Batilla six children.
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Chicago
L.C. Smith
Smith
Batilla
William Scott
Scott
Cicero
L. C
East West Laos bargaining likely as talks restart
In Geneva the 14 nation Laos conference shows signs of easing tensions as bargaining may begin on rival peace plans. Soviet and Western proposals aim to unify and neutralize Laos while fighting continues in northern central and southeastern regions. The U S led a Western walkout last week over ceasefire conditions.
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Geneva
Laos
U. S
Pathet Lao
United States
Three La Crosse Youths Enter Navy for Training
Three area youths entered the Navy Monday and were sent to Great Lakes Illinois for boot training. They are James L. Berry son of Leo and Mrs Berry 206 S 28th St Stephan C Vetsch son of Clarence Vetsch La Crescent Minn and Joe Hadl Jr son of Joe and Mrs Hadl Melrose.
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la Crosse
Navy
Great Lakes
Ill
James L. Berry
Leo Berry
S. 28Th St
Stephan C. Vetsch
Clarence Vetsch
Blue Earth High Band Attends Sunday Service
The Blue Earth High School band on a trip to Wisconsin Dells for recreation and a concert attended the Sunday morning service at First Congregational Church. The band arrived by chartered bus.
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Blue Earth
Minn
Wisconsin Dells For Recreation
First Congregational Church
Woman named to council and Minneapolis mayoral race upset
Minneapolis voters elected Elsa Johnson the first woman alderman in the 8th Ward as Arthur Naftalin defeated Mayor P Kenneth Peterson in a nonpartisan race. Five council seats changed hands including Johnson. voters approved a tax hike to fund the police and rejected a library funding measure.
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Minneapolis
P. Kenneth Peterson
Arthur Naftalin
Elsa Johnson
James L. Pederson
George E. Johnson Jr
Romeo Riley
Arnett Leslie
Vernon McGrady
Donald Risk
Bruce D. Pomeroy
Robert W. McGregor
Walter T
Senior Girl Scout Troop Holds Court of Honor at Picnic
The Senior Girl Scout Troop 21 gathered at Myrick Park for a family picnic and program last week. Four senior pins and fourteen five point pins were awarded. Thirty hours of service yielded eight program aid bars, five library aid bars, two child care bars, two office aid bars, and three hospital aid bars. Members listed include Joan Bartlett and many others. leaders are Mrs. Carl Wang, Mrs. Helen Mike, and Corinne Urmaske.
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Myrick Park
Red Cross
Joan Bartlett
Claire Borer
Jane Ellis
Patty Duffy
Carol Haase
Pat Hansen
Kathy Hansen
Pat Hammer
Sherry Johnson
Claudia Kauma
Lois Lombard
Margaret Mike
Rita Molland
Karen McNulty
Valerie Nebel
Cathy Powers
Gloria Ross
Audrey Rybold
Linda Wang
Karin Youngman
Sandra Youngman
Carl Wang
Helen Mike
Corinne Urmaske
Kennedy Keeps Busy Schedule Despite Injury
President Kennedy continues treatment for his back using heat therapy and ultrasound along with rest and swimming. Though on crutches he met advisers on NATO policy after briefings from a Vietnamese official and delegations from Ceylon and Michigan.
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Kennedy
Washington
White House
Janet Travell
Michigan
Wreckage Of Fishing Boat Found Off Japan
Wreckage of a missing 36 ton fishing boat No. 6 Shinmei Maru was found off north Japan about 270 miles east of Hokkaido. The ship's 17 crew members were feared lost after last reporting during a storm.
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Tokyo
Japan
Hokkaido
La Crescent Man Appointed to AS District Post
Charles Gavin was installed as American Legion 1st District vice commander at the Winona convention. Gavin, district child welfare chairman and former commander of La Crescent Post 595, helped Gittens-Leidel Post win the district child welfare trophy. Ernie Dietrich was installed district commander and Dan Foley was endorsed for national roles. The Applearrows drill corps placed second in parade. Houston County units led the parade by top membership.
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LA Crescent
Minn
Charles Gavin
American Legion
Winona
Gavin
Gittens-Leidel
Dan Foley
Wabasha
Ernie Dietrich
Albert Lea
Applearrows
The
Post
Houston County
Grant Ness
Ray Reisdorf
Marvin Greenwood
Robert Boehm
Terrence Curran
Ralph Timm
Winston Reider
Leftists In Chile Protest Adlai's Visit
In Santiago a small band of leftists smashed U S I A windows protesting Adlai E Stevenson visiting as Kennedy's envoy. About 30 demonstrators marched shouting Cuba si Yan quino and rushed the U S I A office. one was arrested while others fled leaving a scanner reading Go home Stevenson. Stevenson will focus on talks for the Inter American Economic and Social Council meeting at Punta del Este with Chilean President Alessandri backing the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulbright
Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Humphrey
Senate
Democratic
Congress
Santiago
Chile
U.S. Information Agency
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Cuba
USIA
U.S
Inter-American Economic and Social Council
Punta del Este
Jorge Alessandri
Bolivia
Bill To Stiffen Standards Killed
Madison AP report states the Wisconsin Assembly defeated a bill to raise teacher qualification standards 48-43 after an amendment split the authors. Sponsors Thomas Barland of Eau Claire and William Steiger of Oshkosh pushed a plan requiring initial job certificate applicants to hold a four year college degree by 1972.
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Madison
Assembly
Thomas Barland
Eau Claire
William Steiger
Oshkosh
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