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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1965
Page
8
Mary Feyre, 39, welcomed a baby boy at Providence Hospital Holyoke as the Feyre quads, two boys and two girls, were already part of the family. Father Raymond 42 said the ten older children are elated by the new arrival. The event occurred March 29 1961.
Eugene Rol land Winchell of Viola has been chosen as general counselor for the 1965 season at Camp Wanbeek near Wisconsin Dells. The camp serves nearly 600 Wisconsin handicapped children and adults each summer.
The Air Force, led by Gen John P McConnell, launches a Golden Rule program to improve treatment of junior officers and enlisted personnel. Commanders are urged to know every officer, provide full counseling and opportunities, and ensure respectful handling to attract quality professionals and boost reenlistment through strong leadership.
Judy Garland was admitted to UCLA Medical Center's Neuropsychiatric Institute with an emotional upset. The 43 year old singer was taken from her Brentwood home by ambulance Friday night and remained under care Sunday.
Mrs. John Chrest born Arlene McKevitt 33 formerly of Racine died Saturday in Osseo Minnesota after a brief illness. Services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Evangelical Lutheran Church Black River Falls with burial at Oakwood Merrillan. Calling hours Tuesday at Jensen Funeral Home Hixton. Survived by husband three sons two daughters and her parents John and Mrs McKevitt of Black River Falls.
Carl Illbeck 67 of Black River Falls died June 12 in a Black River Falls hospital. Visitation at Jensen Funeral Home Hixton Monday. Survived by wife, daughter Shirley Walter, son Richard, brother Theodore, sister Lillian Hancock, and three grandchildren. Joseph P. Skrabek 49 Sparta businessman died June 14 at home from a heart attack. Burial at Mt Hope Cemetery. Survived by widow Virgene Nicholas, son Joseph H., daughter JoAnn Dutton, two grandchildren, and three sisters.
Ontario Wisconsin reports Sam Slaman former Brookwood High School music director has moved to Cassville to take a similar role. He plans to pursue a master's degree this summer at Platteville State University.
Two Rochester youths, a 16 year old brother and his 15 year old sister, were killed when their car backed from a driveway onto an Olmsted County road. Three others in the second vehicle were hospitalized. The weekend toll also included two men in Anoka County and two others in St Paul area crashes. Traffic deaths in Minnesota rose to 258 for the year.
Merrillan Wisconsin the Merrillan Volunteer Fire Department will hold its second annual street dance on Saturday June 19 Music will be provided by John Gard and his orchestra Proceeds will be used to purchase needed equipment.
NORWALK Wisconsin Mr and Mrs Dennis Noffsinger are moving to Merrill where Noffsinger will be employed in a cheese factory The age of Jerome Tschumper the driver in an early Saturday accident on Burlington Overhead High 14 was incorrectly given as 16 It should be 26
After six months of steady work Congress heads into a fraught period with health care and voting rights bills stalled in the Senate Finance and House Judiciary committees. Labor Day adjournment remains possible, though major items like foreign aid, minimum wage, and reapportionment progress slowly.
David R. Justus is named assistant manager of the Thorp Finance Corp. office in La Crosse. Ronald C. Walters continues as manager. The Saturday column had incorrectly stated Justus was the manager.
A historical note credits Benjamin Franklin with inventing the rocking chair, highlighting early designs and the chair's cultural impact in colonial America. Franklin's association with practical innovations and domestic comfort is underscored.
Peggy March, 17, from Lansdale Pennsylvania, won top honors at the 5th German song festival in Baden Baden. She sang You Still Dream at 17, the only slow number, eliciting prolonged applause from the audience.
Wild flower gardening draws steady buyers as nurseries launch dedicated aisles and catalogs. Specialized shops stock rare seeds and plants, feeding a growing trend among flower enthusiasts seeking native varieties and low‑maintenance blooms.
Wisconsin Governor Warren P. Knowles criticized lawmakers for fruitless debate in a divided government. He warned that taxes and budget disputes place a price on every item and that the public bears the burden, as Assembly Democrats blocked a budget tax bill approved by the Senate.
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