Few potshots at pop Dear Dad Father figures under fire Yet kids say he is the best
An Associated Press survey of children from ages 3 to 18 finds most say their fathers are good or best. Kids describe dads as friends and helpers but note flaws like smoking, arguing, and long hours away from family. They want dads to attend games, discuss things, and share driving duties.
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New York
Dad
Pop
Associated Press
Maine
Seattle
Salt Lake City
Atlanta
Juneau
Alaska
Portland
Mineola
N.Y
Father
Bangor Village Hall bid notices and estate proceedings
Advertisement for bids for Bangor Village Hall specifies 3:00 PM June 18, 1963 in Bangor Wisconsin. Includes details on bid documents bonds and wage requirements and bid withdrawal limits. Also court notices appointing time to prove will approve heirship and claims deadlines for Herman J Kapanke and Freda Durrhammer estates and liquor license application for Arthur J Soller with publication June 13 14 and 15 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Village of
Bangor
Hackner, Schroeder and Associates
D.S.T
Rivoli Building
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Wis
L. E. Bedessem
State of
la Crosse County Court
Herman J. Kapanke
la Crosse County
County of la Crosse
Eugene A. Toepel
Steele, Smyth, Klos and Flynn
Lynne Tower
State of Wisconsin
Freda Durrhammer
Bosshard
Arneson and Sunder
Arthur J. Soller
Copeland Avenue
George Street
Alice A. Dickson
Records from SpartaWisconsin traffic fines
Joseph Dillanseger of Sparta cited for drunk driving with $100 and costs. George Jansky of La Crosse cited for failure to yield right of way with $15. Ralph Tollock of Sparta cited for illegal left turn with $5. Julius Gums of Onalaska cited for drunkenness with a $9.14 bond. Lorinda Bohnert of Cashton cited for failure to yield right of way with $10.
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Joseph Dillanseger
Sparta
George Jansky
Farnam St
la Crosse
Ralph Tollock
Julius Gums
Onalaska
Lorinda Bohnert
Cashton
Mississippi River Forecast Updates for Winona to La Crosse
River readings and flood stage data show crests 1.5 to 2.0 feet above Friday levels expected next week on the Mississippi at Winona La Crosse and dams 2-10. Five day forecast calls for near normal temperatures 58 to 79 with a possible 0.1 inch shower Monday. Local sunrise sunset times and degree-day totals are included.
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Winona
C.P
Dam
T.W
Dakota
Dam Mo
Lacrosse
Lansing Ic.p
Prairie du Chien
Tremp
Dodge
Black
Galesville
la Crosse
Sat
Root
Houston
Mississippi
Sun
Mississippi River
Deaths in Tri-State Region Reported in Wisconsin Iowa
Obituaries from Whitehall Onalaska and Trempealeau Wisconsin and nearby Iowa raise birth and marriage details for Mrs. John Sheffield Thomas Lee Webster Alfred Ryder. Survivors and service times listed with church and cemetery plans across Chimney Rock Lutheran First Presbyterian Trempealeau Federated Church.
Degenhardt, 76, Cashton farmer, dies at Viroqua hospital
Joseph B. Degenhardt a retired Cashton beer distributor and farmer died Thursday afternoon June 13 at Viroqua hospital. Services will be 9:30 a.m. Monday at Sacred Heart Catholic Church Cashton with burial in St Marys Ridge Cemetery. Rosary Sunday at 8 p.m. in Torkelson Funeral Chapel. He was born July 27 1886 on St Marys Ridge and married Theresa Weibel November 13 1912. The couple farmed on St Marys Ridge until 1945 when they moved to Cashton. Survived by widow four sons Sylvan and Norbert of Tomah Milton and Valerius of Cashton three daughters Maribel Klinkner of Cashton Angeline Klinkner of Tempe Ariz Marion Berger of Winter Park Fla three sisters Mrs Fred State Loyal Wis Mrs Maurice Eisenhut Athens Wis and Mrs Catherine Schweger Cashton and 36 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.
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Trempealeau
Wis
Alfred Ryder
la Crosse
Mr. Ryder
England
Edward Ryder
United States
Gertrude Mulder
Ryder
Burlington Railroad
Edward
Calvin
Great Falls
Mont
Orland
Cora: Reed
Prairie du Chien
Edmund
Hazel) Fitzpatrick
Brainerd
Minn
Donald
Gertrude) Zimmerman
Edward Wilson
la Moille
Ryders
Federated Church
Ross Oestreich
Green Mound
Holmen
Smith Mortuary
Galesville
Cashton
Joseph B. Degenhardt
Viroqua
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
J. Kelly Cosgrove
St. Mary's Ridge
Torkelson
Mr. Degenhardt
Henry Degenhardt
Theresa Weibel
St. Mary’s Ridge
Degenhardt
Sylvan
Norbert
Tomah
Milton
Valerius
Levi
Maribell) Klinkner
LeMont
Angeline) Klinkner
Tempe
Ariz
Norman
Marion) Berger
Winter Park
Fla
Fred State
Loyal
Maurice Eisenhut
Athens
Catherine Schweger
High Court Refuses To Stay Injunction
The Supreme Court declined to dissolve or stay a Mississippi injunction banning racial demonstrations in Jackson. The decision followed a request by the NAACP and several individuals, presented to Justice Black and then the full court, after June 6 injunction by Hinds County Chancery Court Judge J C Stenner citing risk of violence. Cadie Hill dies at 76 in Tomah.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Justice Black
Black
Chancery Court of the 1St Judicial District
Hinds County
J. C. Stenner
Council Quarrel Over 10 Minute Recess Rule Change
The article lists Aldermen who voted for and against a rule change allowing a 10 minute recess. Supporters included John Frost and David Glendenning among others from various wards. Opponents were George Bonsack William Finn Harold Lee William Lemke John Murph and Kenneth Niedbalski.
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Louis Robinson Jr
James Shoger
Roland Solberg
Curtis Storck
George Bonsack
William Finn
Harold Lee
William Lemke
John Murph
Kenneth Niedbalski
Proxmire Pushes $100000 Kickapoo Dam Planning
Sen William Proxmire urged a $100000 appropriation to start planning a Kickapoo River dam and reservoir in Wisconsin. He touted flood control benefits, recreation and conservation gains, noting the project would cost over $15 million with a 2.3 benefit ratio and 14 miles of channel work.
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Washington, D.C
William Proxmire
Senate
Public Works
Senate Appropriations Committee
Wisconsin
Army Corps of Engineers
Kickapoo Valley
Chief of Engineers
la Farge
Kickapoo River
Scandal Pressure Grows Over Profumo Affair
Prime Minister Macmillan faces a mounting crisis as Ed Dowd Eddowes asserts Miss Keeler said Ivanov asked her to obtain from Profumo the date of delivery of nuclear warheads to West Germany. Rumors swirl of a public inquiry, with Dilhorne's secret probe cited and calls for leadership change from Lloyd and others.
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Miss Keeler
Ivanov
Profumo
West Germany
Macmillan
Henry Brooke
Britain
Lord Dilhorne
Yevgeny Ivanov
Eddowes
Dilhorne
Commons
Scotland Yard
Special Branch
Stephen Ward
Ward
Miss Keller
John Edgecombe
Mr. Profumo
Christine
House of Commons
Selwyn Lloyd
GOP Assails Kennedy Strategy of Peace
Republican leaders condemn President Kennedy for a new policy shift calling it unrealistic and dangerous. They critique his atmospheric nuclear test moratorium and push for congressional review as high level talks begin in Moscow for a comprehensive nuclear test ban treaty.
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GOP
Kennedy
Washington
United States
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
House
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Dirksen
Halleck
Soviet Union
U.S
Moscow
Geneva
Boys 17 And 7 Drown In Minnesota Waters
A Minnesota teen and a Kansas lad vacationing there died in separate water accidents. Dennis Hauch, 17, disappeared in 15 feet of water at Lake Washington while aiding youths on a drifting pontoon boat. Gary Hamman, 16, helped a girl to shore, but Justin J. Haworth, 7, drowned after falling from a dock into Dead Lake near Perham.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Kansas
Dennis Hauch
Lake Washington
Mankato
Dennis
Gary Hamman
Justin J. Haworth
Dead Lake
Perham
Justin
James Haworth
Wilson
Kan
Await Lab Report In Oshkosh Slaying
Winnebago County authorities awaited a state crime laboratory report that may provide a clue in the slaying of Wayne Pratt a 24 year old filling station operator. Pratt was slugged stabbed and robbed within 15 minutes his body found by Mrs Pratt after 8 45 p m Remarks noted bloodstained shovel overturned battery charger and scattered tires at the station office where Pratt struggled.
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Oshkosh
Winnebago County
Wayne Pratt
Pratt
Confirm Marriage Of Lord Beaverbrook, 84
A close source says 84 year old Lord Beaverbrook secretly wed in October to the widow of Sir James Dunn, the Canadian industrialist who died in 1956. Beaverbrook owns the Daily Express and Evening Standard. His first wife died in 1927. Sir James Dunn died in 1956.
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London
Lord Beaverbrook
James Dunn
Canada
Daily Express
The
Sunday Express
Evening Standard
Gladys Drury
Halifax
N.S
Lady Dunn
Sir James
Stock Quotations From Shearson Hammill Co
A dense list of stock prices and bid ranges includes Bell & Farrell Puritan North Pacific Wisconsin North States Power Aileen Olin Mathieson Anchor Coupling Allis-Chalmers Peps-Cola Central Tele American Can Phillips Pete Clark Oil American Cyanamid RCA First Bank Stk American Motors Republic Steel Frantz Mfg Amer. Tel. & Tel. Rexall Drug Gateway Trans. Anaconda Reynolds Metals Godfrey Co. Avco Hamilton Boeing Safeway Stores Mfg. Co. ex. Boston Capital G. D. Searle Heileman Brw. Brunswick Sears Roebuck Roehring Chrysler Sinclair Oil La X Tele Celanese Socony La X Tele Columbia Gas Sperry Rand Marine Cap. Consolidated Food Stand. Oil Ind. McQuay Curtiss Wright Stand. Oil NJ Mtg. Guar. Ins. DuPont Stude. Packard Nekoosa Eastman Kodak Sunray Mid-Cont North. Plastics Financial Fed. NS Super Food Serv. Pyroil Ford Swift Rap Industries Fruehaus Trailer Texaco Rockwell Mfg. Gamble Skogmo Trane Royal Dutch General Dynamics United Airlines Warner Elec. General Electric U.S. Freight Western Power General Motors US. Rubber Western Tool General Telephone U.S. Steel Wis. Pow. & L. Glass Tire, Wallace Westing Electric Mutual Funds Greyhound Western Union Boston Fund Illinois Central Chemical International Harv. Woolworth Eaton & Howard Interstate Power Zenith Jones & Laughlin Dow Jones Average Magnavox Mass. Inv. Tr. Montgomery Ward Monsanto Chemical Eggs July Wheat September Eggs. Volume 1,010,000 and multiple price ranges shown for a wide swath of equities and funds.
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Bell & Farrell, Inc
Northern Pacific
Wisconsin
North States Power
Aileen, Inc
Olin Mathieson
Allis-Chalmers
Peps-Cola
Central Tele
Phillips Pete
Clark Oil
RCA
St Bank St’k
American Motors
Republic Steel
Frantz Mfg
Amer. Tel. & Tel
Rexall Drug
Gateway Trans
Reynolds Metals
Godfrey Co
Avco
Royal Dutch
Hamilton Boeing
Safeway
Mfg. Co
Boston Capital
G. D. Searle
Heileman Br’w
Brunswick
Sears Roebuck
Roehring Co
Chrysler
Sinclair Oil
la X Rule
Mills
Celanese
Socony
la X Tele
Columbia Gas
Sperry Rand
Marine Cap
Consolidated Food
McQuay, Inc
Curtiss Wright
Stand
Oil of NJ
Mtg
Guar
Ins
DuPont
Stude. Packard
Nekoosa
Eastman Kodak
Sunray
Plastics
Financial Fed
NS Super Food
Pyroil Co
Ford
Swift
Rap Industries
Texaco
Rockwell Mfg
United Airlines
Warner
Elec
General Electric
U.S
Western Power
General Motors
Western Tool
General Telephone
U.S. Steel
Wis. Pow. & L
Glass Tire, Inc
NS Wallace Press
Tausche
Great Northern Ry
Westing Electric
Greyhound
Western Union
Boston Fund
Illinois Central
White Motor
Chemical
International
Lockheed
Fidelity Fund
Mass
Magnavox
Montgomery Ward
Iny
Monsanto Chemical
Milwaukee Livestock Prices and Market Report Update
Swift & Company reports Milwaukee livestock prices with hog, cattle, and veal values. Hogs range around 12.25 to 16.50 per cwt by weight, cattle top near 21.75, veal 21 to 26 per cwt, and calves 22 to 32 depending on weight and grade. Estimated Friday receipts include cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep.
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Extreme
Ono Commercial
Utility
Bulls Bologna
Choice
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Expands Tourist Information at Six Centers
The State Conservation Department says six centers in Ke nosha Milton Junction Menomonie Marinette Manitowoc and La Crosse will open this Saturday. Three full time and 11 seasonal staff will operate the centers from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily across main highways to assist visitors.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Conservation Department
Kenosha
Milton Junction
Menomonie
Marinette
Manitowoc
la Crosse
NASA Official Dies at 46 in Bethesda
Morton J. Stoller 46 directed the Tires, Relay and Echo weather satellite programs and headed NASA's Office of Applications. He died Thursday after battling cancer. Born in New York City, Stoller led national space agency communications efforts.
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Bethesda, Md
Morton J. Stoller
Stoller
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Office of Applications
New York City
Weather record for Lacrosse and Vicinity
Fair and cool tonight. Fair and warmer Saturday. Low tonight around 50, high Saturday near 80. Wisconsin shows variable clouds and cooler tonight, then mostly fair and warmer Saturday. Minnesota expects variable clouds with scattered thunderstorms, mainly southwest, and warmer northwest. Iowa anticipates variable clouds with showers or thunderstorms, mainly in the northwest and extreme west late tonight or Saturday morning.
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Lacrosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Marriage Licenses Listed for La Crosse Area Couples
A list of couples from La Crosse area towns planning marriages this June and July includes William J Avery and Amnita Haugen. John F Manuel and Bonita J Wedde. Ronald J Buschman and Helen A Tischer. David A Kerska and Mary J Lenser. Ambrose J Goyette Jr and Jeanette K Schultz. Lee J Rowley and Judith A Jansky. Richard A Holthaus and Evelyn R Frogel. Russell K Boersma and Beverly C Patch. Roger D Sanderson and Diane L Hagen. Roger C Johnson and Eleanor L Bjorge. Marriages set in La Crosse, Onalaska, and surrounding areas.
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David A. Kerska
Onalaska Ave
Mary J. Lenser
S. 10Th St
la Crosse
Ambrose J. Goyette Jr
Loomis St
Jeanette K. Schultz
Redfield St
Lee J. Rowley
N. 24Th St
Judith A. Jansky
Farnam St
Roger D. Sanderson
Badger St
Diane L. Hagen
la Crosse St
Roger C. Johnson
S. 5Th Ave
Eleanor L. Bjorge
S. 6Th St
Chicago grain prices steady with mixed corn soybeans
In Chicago trade, wheat sales were absent while corn futures for No 2 yellow hovered around 1.3154 and No 4 yellow near 1.2914 with a sample grade of 1.204. Oats and soybean values were listed with No 1 extra heavy oats at 74 and No 2 yellow soybeans at 2.674.
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Chicago Grain Chicago
Fatal injuries in Platteville bus pickup crash
Martinius Wanwick 60 of Hustler died Wednesday at Platteville hospital from injuries in a pickup truck collision with a bus used by R C Wonn Road Construction Co to transport workers. Funeral 3 p.m. Saturday Fountain Lutheran Church New Lisbon. Survived only by widow Nellie De Haan Wanwick. Burial in church cemetery. Wanwick born March 13 1903 in Juneau County. He farmed in Clifton before 21 years with Wonn Co. Friends may call after 1 p.m. Friday Hare Funeral Home New Lisbon.
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New Lisbon
Wis
Martinius Wanwick
Hustler
Platteville
Fountain Lutheran Church
Gordon Hendrickson
Wanwick
R. C. Wonn Road Construction Co
Spring Green
Hare Funeral
Governor pushes reapportionment clash over deadlines
Governor Reynolds warned the Legislature to act on reapportionment or face renewed court action. The Supreme Court said it would accept a new case after June 1 and the Federal Court after August 1. Thompson refused to start the case while the Legislature debates two reapportionment bills, urging clarity amid conflicting deadlines. Day was appointed to act for Reynolds.
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Supreme Court
Federal Court
Reynolds
Thompson
Milwaukee County
Assembly
Day
Trust probe sought into fertilizer price cuts
Senators Humphrey and Burdick urged the Justice Department antitrust division to investigate alleged selective price cutting by a Canadian chemical fertilizer firm selling in Minnesota and North Dakota. They say losses could reach as much as half a million dollars yearly in Minnesota’s chemical fertilizer industry.
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Minneapolis
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Quentin N. Burdick
D-N.d
Anti-Trust Division
Justice Department
Minnesota
North Dakota
Edmonton
Alberta
Chicago eggs and butter prices steady at wholesale level
Chicago Mercantile Exchange reports butter prices unchanged with various AA to C grades listed. Eggs remain steady or higher in wholesale bids with grade A whites and mixed lots noted and several quality categories priced.
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Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Potato arrivals and track sales report across states
Chicago report shows 86 arrivals on track 217 and total 0. US shipments 622 with new carlot track sales. California long whites priced 2.90 to 3.40 with preferred market at 3.50. California round reds 3.60 and Alabama round reds 2.60 to 2.75. Old no carlot track sales reported.
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Chicago
USDA
California
Alabama
Colonaid Relieves Constipation Overnight
Tense nerves block bowel impulses, causing constipation. Colonaid tablets use a colonic nerve stimulant and bulking action to gently restore regularity overnight. Clinically tested relief advised by doctors with introductory size 43 cents.
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Colonaid
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South Third St
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John F. Manuel
Gould St
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Avon St
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