Girl recounts harrowing seven days with mountain man
Peggy Ann Brad nick, 17, described seven days of terror as a captive of William P D Hollenbaugh in the Pennsylvania mountains. She said he treated her badly and chained her at night while they survived on sparse food as a manhunt ended with his death and an FBI agent killed earlier. Peggy Ann returned to Huntingdon after hospital care.
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Philadelphia
Peggy Ann Bradnick
William PD
Hollenbaugh
The
Philadelphia Bulletin
Paul A. Rittelman
Harrisburg
Peggy Ann
Shade Gap
FBI
Huntingdon
Veteran Congressmen Face Primary Tests in Illinois Race
In Illinois, veteran Reps. Barratt O'Hara and William L. Dawson face civil rights backed challengers in the Democratic primary, testing Mayor Daley's machine influence as they seek renomination. Dawson is an African American veteran lawmaker nearing 22 years in Congress.
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Washington
Illinois
House
Chicago Democratic Organization
South Carolina
Ernest F. Hollings
Donald S. Russell
Paul Douglas
Charles H. Percy
Chicago
Barratt O'Hara
William L. Dawson
Richard J. Daley
Viet Soldier Home On Leave Traffic Victim
A sailor on leave en route to Viet Nam dies from injuries suffered in a one car crash on U.S. 59 in Otter Tail County near Pelican Rapids Minnesota. His brother Orland Johnson, 21, is hospitalized in satisfactory condition. A separate farm accident near Soderville kills 19 year old Edward Olson of Coon Rapids who was piloting a tractor that tipped and crushed him.
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Viet Nam
Minnesota
Jerome Johnson
Pelican Rapids
Fargo
N.C
U.S. 59
Ottertail
Johnson
Orland
Minneapolis
Soderville
Edward L. Olson
Coon Rapids
Dunwoody Institute
Anoka County
Older Men as Priest Material Urged by Marquette Official
The chair of Marquette University's Theology Department said the Roman Catholic Church could recruit a large untapped pool of married men aged 50 to 70 for priesthood. Rev. Bernard Cooke noted many would be financially self sufficient and willing to serve 20 to 25 years as priests.
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ST. Louis
Marquette University
Bernard Cooke
S. J
Father Cooke
Reds Lose Ground In Rome Vote
Premier Aldo Moro's center left coalition boosted by local results as the Communists fall short in Rome. The 80 seat Municipal Council likely under center left control while nationwide shifts reflect gains for the Democratic Socialists and losses for the Socialists.
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Reds
Rome
David Mazzarella
Aldo Moro
Communist Party
Italy
Christian Democrats
Center Left
Florence
Genoa
Vatican
Moro
Burlington Vets To Hear Sen Bice
Charter members and past presidents of Burlington Railroad Veterans Auxiliary will be honored at a 6:30 p.m. supper at the Cargill House West Avenue and Cass Street. State Sen. Raymond C. Bice will speak around 8:45 p.m. on water pollution and highway construction measures enacted by the legislature.
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Burlington Railroad
Veterans of the Auxiliary
Cargill House
West Avenue
Cass Street
Raymond C. Bice
Klan Trial Focused as Test Case by Grand Jury
A federal grand jury continued the Klan case from Page 1. If convicted, he faces a fine up to 1000 dollars and a prison term from one month to one year. Shelton was unavailable for comment. Officials view the trial as a potential test case. Six other men cited for contempt of Congress refuse records and face weekly trial dates starting October 3 in U.S. District Court.
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Shelton
Justice Department
House
Congress
U.S. District Court
Mauston Guard Officer in Good Condition After Truck Rescue
Lt. Francis Arndorfer 21 of Waukesha praised for aiding in a burning National Guard truck rescue at Camp McCoy. He remains in Hess Memorial Hospital with back and neck injuries and will stay hospitalized several days. Two other treated men transferred to Great Lakes Naval Hospital. Pfc Ronald Stocks and Pvt Michael Voss burned. Pvt James Oldenhoff remains at post hospital. Pvt Michael Schwandt released.
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Camp Mccoy
Francis Arndorfer
Waukesha
National Guard
Hess Memorial Hospital
Manston
Arndorfer
32Nd Division
Great Lakes Naval Hospital
Ronald J. Stocks
Oconomowoc
Michael W. Voss
James Oldenhoff
Post Hospital
Michael Schwandt
Iron Ridge
Fire and court notices from Wisconsin police records
Records show La Crosse fire department responding to an electric service fire at 2330 Mississippi Street and a marsh fire at Schuh Homes with no damage. County Court Viroqua lists Carl F. Buros, 59, Westby, drunk driving fined 125 dollars. Municipal Court Sparta cites multiple offenders for speeding inattentive driving illegal U turn drunk and failure to yield with fines totaling various amounts.
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Donald Affolter
Mississippi St
Schuh
Viroqua
Wis
Carl F. Buros
Westby
Sparta
Jerald J. Manke
Allan A. Engelland
Green Bay
Jim D. Hetzer
Blue Island
Ill
Richard M. Rattle
Clair Emery
Woman Embezzler Put On Probation
Agnes D. Wendinger a 24 year old assistant cashier at the First National Bank of Fairfax Minnesota was placed on probation for three years by U S District Judge Edward J Devitt after admitting embezzling 3100 dollars she said she had repaid the money
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Minneapolis
Agnes D. Wendinger
U.S
Edward J. Devitt
First National Bank of
Fairfax, Minn
Workshops For Theater Are Continuing In La Crosse
A group of La Crosse area youths attended the first two sessions of the La Crosse Community Theater summer workshop at Christ Episcopal Church. Topics covered were theater business design construction and lighting with leaders including Jerry Bump and Marjorie Olson. Tryouts for two summer productions Little Mary Sunshine and Oh Dad Poor Dad were set for Wednesday and Thursday at 7 30 p.m. Thompson encouraged attendance by anyone interested.
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la Crosse Area
la Crosse
Christ Episcopal Church
Thompson
Marriage Licenses Issued In La Crosse Area
A list of marriage licenses registered including Michael J. O Connor and Judy Theige in Westby, Leon Borck and Bonnie Jorstad in Chaseburg, and several couples bound for La Crosse weddings on June 18 and other dates. Names and addresses of prospective spouses appear throughout the La Crosse area.
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Viroqua
Wis
Michael J. O’connor
Judy Theige
Westby
Leon Borck
Hokah
Minn
Bonnie Jorstad
Chaseburg
Arnie H. Gilbertson
Beulah Oliver
Coon Valley
Two youths plead guilty in U of Chicago art teacher murder
Patrick Kennedy aged 20 and Richard Tolowski 16 admitted murder during a holdup of University of Chicago art teacher Paul Bell Moses. Judge Edward J. Egan set sentencing after a motion to suppress Kennedy’s police statement. Moses, a Bryn Mawr native and Haverford College honors student, was found shot on a Northwest Side street.
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Clinton
Iowa
Moses
Bryn Mawr
Haverford College
Chrysler Ford report sales lag in early June
Chrysler Corp and Ford Motor Co say June 1-10 auto sales trail last year's pace. Chrysler reports 35,766 for the period versus 43,294 a year ago, with 42,672 sold in late May. Ford posts 59,913 for the initial 10 days, down from 65,582 a year earlier, and 80,832 in the final 10 days of May.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Ford Motor Co
General Motors
American Motors
Chrysler
Ford
Murder case focus on psychiatric help for Comeau
Comeau, a husky man with a stooped posture, stood before Judge Roraff as talks of a mental examination linger. Officials described extended search efforts near Sand Lake Coulee with blood hound Shadrach and aircraft, while noting Comeau’s prior psychiatric evaluation at Central State Hospital. Funeral services for Janalyn are set for Friday at First Lutheran Church in Onalaska.
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Comeau
Husky
Roraff
Randolph
Central State Hospital
Waupun
la Crosse
Black River
Shadrach
E. C. Finch
Galesville
Jim Halverson
Theron Clark
Harold Benson
Wuest
Onalaska
Sand Lake Coulee
French Island
Onalaska American Legion
Jewell
Janalyrn
First Lutheran
Mississippi march continues nine more miles for voter reg
About 130 marchers of diverse ages resume a nine mile leg toward Grenada after a night in field camps. Floyd McKissick warns of smear campaigns from Selma era while Aubrey Norvell seeks bond reduction in Ripley.
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Grenada
Miss
Mississippi
Floyd B. McKissick
Selma
Congress
McKissick
NSP Wisconsin heat plan details clash with city code
George Des Rosier, NSP Wisconsin official, outlines costs for Edison plant upgrades including coal and ash handling and a new boiler plant, while disputing Jay Street line replacement and noting insurance rate implications. Des Rosier cites 1964 repairs before repaving and argues against abandoning the city heat system.
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George Des Rosier
NSP
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Edison
Des Rosier
Pappas
Jay Street
Sauer
Rusk Says Reds Rely On Dissent For Viet Victory
Secretary of State Dean Rusk warned at a Rotary International convention that Communist forces count on dissent in the United States and allied nations to push policies toward victory in Vietnam. He urged unity in NATO and cautioned Western Europe against breaking into independent states that invite aggression.
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Rusk
Denver
Colo
Dean Rusk
United States
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Rotary International
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Europe
Western
NATO
Concert Band Set to Open Riverside Park Series
La Crosse Concert Band will perform at 8 p.m. Wednesday in Riverside Park under director D. R. Wartinbee. The first of three summer concerts features a fourteennumber program with a cornet trio of Felix Beranek Kenneth Bye and James Sturgis and dates June 22 and July 13.
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la Crosse
Riverside Park
D. R. Wartinbee
City Park and Recreation Department
Felix Beranek
Kenneth Bye
James Sturgis
Dick Gregory Released On Bond In Chicago Bond Vote
Negro comedian Dick Gregory left Cook County Jail after posting an $800 bond on Monday. He aims to join the final push for opposition to Chicago’s $195 million civic improvements bond issue led by Mayor Richard J. Daley, which appears on today's ballot.
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Chicago
Dick Gregory
Cook County
Gregory
Illinois
Richard J. Daley
City Detective Rejoins Force in La Crosse
Det. Granville Smith who left the La Crosse Police Department earlier this year to move to French Island has returned to the force and established residence in La Crosse. City Attorney John K. Flanagan said Smith may stay on the force while his La Crosse residence remains.
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Granville Smith
la Crosse
French Island
Force
Smith
John K. Flanagan
Twins Baseball Highlights On Air This Week
Radio schedule lists a Tuesday 5 55 p m game preview Twins versus Kansas City Athletics at 5 55 p m on WKBH then a Wednesday doubleheader with the Twins facing the California Angels in twin bill coverage likely from local station listings.
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Minnesota Twins
Kansas City Athletics
Twins
California Angels
Rider Dies as Cycle and Train Collision Shocks Wisconsin
Wisconsin traffic toll climbs to 383 after two fatal crashes. Franklin Brown 22 of Milwaukee dies from injuries after a Saturday cemetery wall crash. Oshkosh man Paul A. Jaggs 22 dies when his motorcycle hits a freight train on Highway 45. Jane Pilon 3 of Milwaukee is struck by a car and dies. Sue Ellen Contors 17 of Caledonia is killed in a Racine County two car crash on Highway 38.
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Associated Press
Oshkosh
Jaggi
Adolph
Elkhorn
Argyle
Lafayette County
Jane Pilon
Robert L. Pilon
Milwaukee
Sue Ellen Contors
Caledonia
Racine County
Matt Schaeffer
Highway
Businessmen Donate $300 to YMCA-YWCA Building Fund
Southside Businessmen's Association voted Monday to donate $300 to the YMCA-YWCA building fund. The group met at Circus Bar for a luncheon and will use remaining Marine Band concert funds and treasury money to meet the total. The annual golf outing is set for July 11 at Maple Grove Country Club, followed by a dinner for members and guests.
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Southside Businessmen’s Association
Ymca-Ywca
Circus Bar
Marine Band
Maple Grove Country Club
Woman Held After Self Inflicted Shoulder Shot
La Crosse police took 34 year old Mrs Alex Pokrzywinski to St Francis Hospital after she shot herself in the left shoulder with a .22 caliber revolver. She was held for a mental examination following a reported family trouble call to the house earlier Tuesday.
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la Crosse
St. Francis Hospital
Alex Pokrzywinski
S. 15Th St
Mongols Split By 1921 Russian Aid Ends Buddhist Monks Rule
Historical shifts in Mongolia saw Buddhist lamas dominate society until 1921 when a Russian aided revolt changed governance and ended Chinese influence. The upheaval altered religious and political power in the region.
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Mongolia
Griffin seeks discovery hearing over service in education talk
Griffin challenges a discovery proceeding arguing improper service of summons subpoena and tender fee. Flaherty contesting dismissal cites delivery to a local lawyer not representing Griffin. Service occurred in a Coleman Vocational School classroom after Griffin spoke at a Western Wisconsin Education Association session and a Wisconsin Youth Conference event.
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Flaherty
Griffin
L. E. Sheehan
Coleman Vocational School
Western Wisconsin Education Association
Wisconsin Youth Conference
Five Wisconsin universities share grant for science teaching
Rep. Henry Reuss announced that five Wisconsin universities receive 256,428 from the National Science Foundation to upgrade science teaching facilities. Universities listed include Wisconsin, Milwaukee, Marquette University, Beloit, and Lawrence University, with amounts ranging from 14,960 to 146,664. The Public Health Service also grants 60,188 for ophthalmology training at Marquette School of Medicine.
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Washington
Henry Reuss
D-Wis
Wisconsin
National Science Foundation
University of Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee
Marquette University
Beloit
Lawrence University
Reuss
Public Health Service
Marquette School of Medicine
Chicago market notes and commodity quotes
The Chicago AP market brief lists USDA live poultry prices for roasters, fryers, heavy hens, and butter and egg quotes from the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. It also covers potato shipments, carrot track sales, and grain prices for Wheat No 2 red, No 2 hard, Corn No 2 yellow, Oats No 2, and Soybeans No 1 yellow with specified price figures.
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Chicago Poultry Chicago
USDA
Chicago
USDAN
U.S
California
Texas
Airline official dies in Denver at 61
O. T. Ted Larson United Air Lines vice president died of pneumonia in a Denver hospital on Monday at age 61.
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Denver
Colo
O. T
Ted) Larson
United Air Lines
Winona Livestock Market Reports Hogs Steady and Cattle Up
Hog prices at Winona Station show steady to firm trading with butchers 24.00-24.25 and sows 19.00-20.00, while cattle move 24-25 for hi choice steers and 23.50-24.50 for choice grades. South St. Paul reports slaughter steers and heifers steady with highs around 26.25 for 1150 lb cattle and hogs moderately active with mixed weights across a wide price range.
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Central Wis
Republic Steel
First Bank
Rexall Drug
Fabri-Tek, Inc
Royal Dutch
Gateway Trans
Sears Roebuck
Godfrey Co
Sinclair Oil
Hamilton Mfg
Socony
Lincoln Nail Life
Sperry Rand
Marine Capital
Standard Oil, Calif
McQuay, Inc
Standard Oil, Inc
Nekoosa
Standard Oil
N.J
Rockwell
Wis. Power & L
Univ. Oil
Westinghouse
Elec
White Motors
Woolworth
la Crosse
la Crosse Tele
Norplex Corp Inc
E Pyroil Co
Tausche Bonds
Mutual
Boston Fund
Chemical Fund
Eaton & Howard Bal
Fleil
Eaton & Howard Stk. F
Fidelity Fund
Manhattan Fund
Mass
National Invest
Puritan Fund
Wisconsin Fund
Highway 61 West
Winona
South ST. Paul
South ST. Paul, Minn
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Joseph O. Rogers Jr
Burlington
Sen. Bice
Klan
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Lacrosse
John J. Gerrish
Louis Mislivecek
Daniel Servais
Winnebago St
Mary Beth Naegle
Park Ave
Ralph C. Dawson
S. 26Th St
Rosellyn Skemp
S. 17Th St
Dick T. Avery
N. 21St St
Marjorie K. Olerud
Clarence N. Gilbeck
Cashton
Helen Mix
Main St
Patrick L. Rieland
Losey Blvd
Sue M. Shanley
Beth A. Boisen
la Crosse St
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Altis-Chalmers
American Can
American Enka
Amer. Tel. & Tel
Anaconda
Burlington Chrysler
Consolidated Foods
Eere
DuPont
Eastman Kodak
Epko Shoe
General Aniline
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Telephone
Grand Union
Great Northern Ry
Gulf
Pepsi-Cola
Phillips Pete
Marshall CO
National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
Clark Oil
Aubrey James Norvell
Memphis
Ripley
Norvell
Hernando
U.S. 51
KKK
Ku Klux Klan
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Schildman Trucking
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Winona Livestock
Swift & Company
Winona, Minn
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