Major Bills Await Vote On Rights Measure
Senate leaders push the civil rights bill toward passage with Wednesday or Thursday seen as likely. Goldwater opposes unless major revisions on public accommodation and private employment provisions. Also awaiting action are a $533 million federal pay increase and anti poverty legislation, with numerous amendments pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Barry Goldwater
Denison Kitchel
Goldwater
Arizona
Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Johnson
House Rules Committee
Fire incidents reported in La Crosse area notes
Entries record a June 13 blaze on Clinton Street dump and a June 14 smoking water heater at 434 N 23rd Avenue residence. Also a June 14 car fire at Toby's Bar 1939 South Avenue, owned by Earl Load at 607 Winnebago Street, with front seat damaged.
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Clinton Street
H. A.lane
N. 23Rd
Toby's
South Ave
Earl Load
Winnebago St
Hospital Transfers and Elderly Patient Transfers
On June 14 at 11 12 am Mrs Jackson from Mrs Jackson St. was taken to St Francis Hospital with an injured hip from a fall. Later at 1 27 pm Mrs Minnie Wulf age 85 was transported to Lutheran Hospital by Krause Rabin Kourt for illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
St. Francis Hospital
Krause Rabin Kourt
Minnie Wulf
Lutheran Hospital
Weekend Wisconsin crashes claim 14 lives
The Associated Press reports 14 people died in Wisconsin weekend crashes, including a 91 year old Milwaukee woman and a 19 year old on his birthday. Victims span multiple counties with drivers from Illinois and Wisconsin, boosting the yearly toll to 419.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Ronald P. Lamers
Kaukauna
Brown County
Wrightstown
Unity Through Diversity U S Ideal Warren at Stanford Commencement
Chief Justice Earl Warren addressed 3 300 graduates at Stanford urging unity through diversity. He said Americas pluralistic society relies on people of varied races colors and religions and warned against group pride and prejudice. He stressed unity comes from equal rights and opportunities in the hearts and minds of all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford
Calif
Earl Warren
Stanford University
America
Two Hurt When Car Rammed Parked Autos in Caledonia
Two people were injured when a car in Caledonia rammed two parked cars on La Crosse Street. Edward Wolfgram cut his lip and Gloria Hagen, 13, suffered facial wounds and was hospitalized. Damages totaled 300 on one car and 75 on the other. Also, a separate bicycle accident injured seven year old Dale Stafslien at 21st Street and State Road involving Ronald Sommerfeldt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonia
Minn
la Crosse Street
Edward Wolfgram
Gloria Hagen
Miss Hagen
St.Francis Hospital
Wolfgram
Gerald Schmidtknecht
Minneapolis
United States to ship wheat aid to South Korea
The United States signed an agreement to supply South Korea with 175000 tons of wheat to ease a growing food shortage. In other dispatches, regional forecasts predict cooler nights and mild, fair days across Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa with light frost possible in northern low areas.
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Seoul
South Korea
United States
Lacrosse and Vicinity
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Don’t Cut Corns Calluses or Warts With New Rub
Thousands suffer from corns calluses and warts and now a medicated creme named DERMA-SOFT promises painless safe relief. It soothes pain reduces swelling and softens hard growths letting dead tissue rub away to leave skin smooth. Available at all druggists.
Livestock Market Quotes From Swift & Company and Chicago
Livestock price notes from Swift & Company Winona and South St. Paul reflect active cattle and hog trade. Hogs 200-220 lbs 14.60-15. top sows 13.00-13.25. Cattle steers strong, heifers steady, cows weak. top Holsteins 16.00, beef cows 13.00, canners 13.25 down. Veal steady with top 26.00 and mid grades 17.00-24.00. Chicago and South St. Paul reports show mixed gains, steady to higher prices, and strong hog demand with 120-160 lb feeders at 13.00-13.50.
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Pepsi-Cola
Bell & Farrell, Inc
Phillips Pete
Allis-Chalmers
Aileen Inc
American Can
Republic Steel
Anchor Coupling
Rexall Drug
Central Tel
American Motors
Reynolds Metals
Clark Oil
American Smelting
Royal Dutch Ma First Bk
Amer. Tel & Tel
Standard Oil
Marine Cap -T
Curtidss Wright
Studebaker Va
McQuay, Inc
DuPont
Sunray Mid-Cent
Mtg. Guar. Ins
Eastman Kodak
Swift
Nekoosa
Financial Fed
Texaco North
Plastics
Ford
Trane Co
NS Pyroil Co
Fruehaus
Union Oil Rap Industries
Gam. Skogmo
NS A
Great Northern Ry
Zenith
Wis. Pow. & L
Western Power
Greyhound
Boston Capital
Gulf Oil
First National Tausche
Illinois Central Ind
City Bank
Mutual Funds International Harv
la Crosse Cooler
Boston Fund
Interstate Power
Epko Shoe
Chem. Fund
Jones & Laughlin
Wallace Press
Eaton & Howar Lockheed
Dow Jones
Eaton & Howard Magnavox
Minin
Fidelity Fund
Montgomery A Ward
Monsanto Chemical
Northern Pacific
Northern States
Natl Invest
Banc
Puritan
Olin Mathieson
Wisconsin Fund
Swift & Company
Winona
Minn
Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
South ST. Paul
South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
La Crescent Cancer Drive Totals $522.30 For Year
La Crescent Minnesota Mrs Winston Reider reports the cancer drive collected 522 30 overall with 130 from the Cancer Bowl down at Shamrock Lanes Five area captains aided Reider Ladd Bolstad Donald Pieper Robert Kies Erwin Albrecht and Wayne Lottes plus Mrs John Yohe chaired the Township drive which netted 87 94 for the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Crescent
Minn
Winston Reider
Dog Bite Complaint Ties Sparta Man to Barking Pet
Richard Poss of Sparta complained to the La Crosse County Sheriff Department on Friday of a dog bite from Mahlon Arentz of 815 Bainbridge Street. Arentz was ordered to confine and observe the dog for 10 days.
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Richard Poss
Sparta
la Crosse County
Marriage Licenses Issued for La Crosse Couples
Russell Gemell of Waterloo Iowa and Ann I Bezosky of 1323 Market Street to wed June 27 in La Crosse. Rayburn T Chase of Owatonna Minnesota and Beatrice A Zander of 1102 Charles Street to wed June 20 in La Crosse. David K Rebhan of Arcadia Route 2 and Carole G Schmitt of 628 Rose Street to wed June 20 in La Crosse.
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Russell Gemell
Waterloo
Iowa
Ann I. Bezosky
Market St
la Crosse
Rayburn T. Chase
Owatonna
Minn
Beatrice A. Zander
Charles St
David K. Rebhan
Arcadia
Carole G. Schmitt
Rose St
Tomah Motel Denies Racial Bias in Cancellation
In Tomah Wisconsin a motel operator said a reservation cancellation for Lt Colonel Crawford Russell of Milwaukee over his wife and three children was due to a misunderstanding and not discrimination. Capt James Chase Jr Camp McCoy PIO said the operator allegedly told Col Russell he could not rent the cottage because he is a Negro. Russell, a Fifth Army officer, is at Camp McCoy for the summer with a training evaluation team.
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Tomah
Wis
Camp McCoy
James Chase Jr
Crawford Russell
Milwaukee
Russell
Chase
Lake Park Resort
Col
Col. Russell
Fifth Army
Shooting Continued from Page One
A warrant was issued for Szulczewski in Milwaukee for burglary and resisting arrest. Langnes and Larson are also wanted by the State Welfare Department for parole violations, police said.
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Szulczewski
Milwaukeeas
Langnes
Larson
State Welfare Department
Reynolds political career marked by campaigns and reforms
Reynolds, longtime Wisconsin politician, pursued the Democratic governor nomination after two terms as attorney general. He won the 1962 race, dominated the April presidential primary, and achieved tax relief for retirees while pushing reapportionment and welfare budgets. His highway plan failed and civil rights legislation stalled. He remains the sole survivor of the 1958 Democratic sweep.
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Wauwatosa
Reynolds
Philip G. Kuehn
Whitefish Bay
Lyndon B. Johnson
Alabama
George C. Wallace
John F. Kennedy
Wisconsin
Wallace
Senate
Assembly
Drowning Claims Life Of Former Viroqua Youth
Spencer Lake Wisconsin report outlines the drowning of Gary Allen Deaver 16 former Viroqua resident son of James and Mrs Deaver St Paul Minn at a Burnett County youth camp after being pulled under by a boat anchor rope. The agency notes four Wisconsin drownings over the weekend: William Sabin 12 Stratford in Big Eau Pleine Flowage Marathon County Larry Upke 17 De Forest in Lake Windsor area Ralph Davis 25 Oshkosh from Lake Butte des Morts incident.
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Spencer Lake
Wis
Viroqua
Burnett County
Gary Allen Deaver
James Deaver
St. Paul
Minn
Qualy Elver
Associated Press
Wisconsin
William Sabin
Stratford
Marathon County
Larry Upke
de Forest
Lake Windsor
Madison
Ralph Davis
Oshkosh
Lake Butte Des Morts
Flynn Seeks 1st District Seat Challenge
Ger ral d T Flynn of Racine announces he will run to regain Wisconsin’s 1st District seat. He faces opposition from State Sen Lynn Stalbaum of Racine, currently held by Republican Rep Henry Schadeberg of Burlington.
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Janesville
Gerrald T. Flynn
Racine
Ito
Lynn Stalbaum
Henry Schadeberg
Burlington
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
New York special reports a new healing substance Bio Dyne used as Preparation H to shrink hemorrhoids, relieve itch and pain without surgery. Observations show rapid pain relief and shrinking over months across varied long standing cases. Sold as suppositories or ointment with applicator at drug counters.
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New York, N. Y
Nixon backs hot pursuit policy in Southeast Asia
Milwaukee AP dispatch reports former Vice President Richard Nixon touring Wisconsin criticizing Johnson foreign policy. He backs hot pursuit raids on Communist bases in Laos and North Vietnam, urges strong action to stem support for Saigon, and declines a 1960 ticket role. He notes Scranton's independent image and cites overall GOP fundraising.
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Milwaukee
Richard M. Nixon
Wisconsin
Nixon
U.S
Southeast Asia
Laos
North
Viet Nam
South
Johnson
Europe
Cuba
Asia
Pennsylvania
William ‘Scranton
Scranton
Eisenhower
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
New York
Hold Berry Fest Slices Up Salfway Creek Social
Holmen Wisconsin hosts a strawberry shortcake social sponsored by Salfway Creek LCW and Hi League. The event starts Wednesday June 17 at 4 30 p.m. Local residents are invited to attend and enjoy desserts and community fellowship.
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Holmen
Wis
Salfway Creek Lcw
Hi-League
Court five districting schemes in Alabama cases
Supreme Court hears three appeals from Alabama on whether judicial decree apportionment is fair and whether Senate and House should be strictly population based. Jefferson County gets 17 House members under temporary plan. Mobile and Montgomery gains noted. Plaintiffs challenge the decree and argue equality and non discrimination under the federal Constitution.
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Warren
Alabama
Supreme Court
Montgomery
Jefferson County
Mobile
B. A. Reynolds
Frank Pearce
Dallas
Marion
House
Senate
David J. Vann
Robert S. Vance
Stolen Boat Trailer and Motors From Onalaska Motel Lot
A Chicago man reported to Onalaska police that his boat trailer with a 55hp Homelite motor a 10hp Evinrude motor and a 16 foot blue and white Thompson boat were stolen from the motel lot while he slept. The loss is about 4000 with the boat named Pud dyn II on the stern.
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Chicago
Onalaska
John Williams
Charles Rick
Williams
Ona
Ash St
Safety Device Wins Prize For Inventor
A Wisconsin electrical contractor, George Tre ibe of Chippewa Falls, won the grand prize at the Minnesota Inventors Congress show for a welding helmet safety device. The invention prevents a welding machine from operating unless the welder wears the helmet in the safety position.
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Redwood Falls
Minn
Wisconsin
George Treibe
Chippewa Falls
Ice Cream Eating Contest Set For Youngsters
A youngster ice cream eating contest is scheduled for 10 a.m. Saturday in Copeland Park with Bozo the Clown supervising. The event, limited to 100 entries by mail, asks for name age and address and closes June 18. The fastest finisher wins a $25 savings bond.
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Copeland Park
Earl Hunter
la Crosse County
Bozo
WKTV
la Crosse
Yerly Reappointed To La Crosse City Plan Commission
Yerly, president of Yerly Coal Co., 701 Sumner St., is reappointed by Mayor Milo Knutson to a three year term on the La Crosse City Plan Commission. Also, Donald Evans is reappointed to five years on the Police and Fire Commission and Rev. Thomas Mullen to five years as Housing Authority chair.
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Everett Yerly
Yerly Coal Co
Sumner St
Milo G. Knutson
la Crosse
Yerly
Board of Park Commissioners
Park Board
Knutson
Donald’ Evans
Ithe la Crosse Police and Fire! ‘Commission
Thomas Mullen
Goldwater Delegates Sweep State Conventions Nationwide
Delegates backing Goldwater claimed strong to unanimous support at state conventions in Idaho Utah New Mexico Virginia and Missouri. He captured four of Connecticut's sixteen and five of Maryland's twenty. Scranton won twelve in Connecticut and four in Maryland while Minnesota favored uncommitted delegates though Goldwater held eight district delegates.
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Goldwater
Idaho
Utah
New Mexico
Virginia
Missouri
Connecticut
Maryland
Scranton
Minnesota
Warning Shot Stops Youth At Dormitory
A La Crosse officer fired a warning shot over the head of a suspected prowler near Trowbridge Hall, a women’s dormitory at La Crosse State College. The youth fled when he saw the squad car. he stopped after the shot, was questioned, and turned over to his parents.
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la Crosse
Trowbridge Hall
la Crosse State College
Radio Highlights Twin Twins and Indians Game Night
On Monday at 6 55 p m WKBH airs a Minnesota Twins versus Cleveland Indians baseball broadcast. At 7 p m WLCX features a Vox Pop segment.
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WKBH
Minnesota Twins
Cleveland Indians
WLCX
Zoning Board Schedules Four Appeals in La Crosse
The La Crosse Board of Appeals will meet at 7 30 p m in City Hall to hear four cases Monday night including Hoeschler Properties Inc seeking a variance for an addition at 1101 Market St and a restaurant restroom. Also on the docket are Minnie Horn seeking a sideyard variance for an unattached garage at 2104 S 13th St Alex Baptie requesting variances for a carport at 719 S 22nd St and Walter Golba seeking subdivision of a 903 S 8th St lot under 10 000 square feet.
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Hoeschler Properties Inc
Schmauch
la Crosse Board of Appeals
City Hall
Hoeschler
Market St
Minnie Horn
S. 13Th St
Alex Baptie
S. 22Nd St
Walter Golba
S. 8Th St
Vandals Break Glass at College Transformer
Four youths aged 11 to 17 were arrested near La Crosse State College after vandalizing a high voltage transformer glass at a construction site. They admitted smashing the glass and damaging a bicycle at Memorial Field Swimming Pool. They were to be turned over to the county welfare department for juvenile court processing.
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la Crosse State College
Memorial Field
la Crosse
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