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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1964
Page
5
Judge William H. Frawley a federal referee in bankruptcy entered an order abandoning the Owen Dairy Co to its creditors in Eau Claire. The action affects all claims against the company and concludes court supervision of its assets and liabilities.
An order grants a court appointed trustee the abandonment of the Owen Dairy Co. plant at Owen to secured creditors. The appraised value of plant and equipment plus related real estate is 104,140 dollars, while secured claims exceed 145,000 dollars leaving nothing for unsecured creditors including local dairy farmers owed 288,754 dollars for undelivered milk.
Richard J. Pampuch biology instructor at Trempealeau High School was among 16 teachers who finished an in service institute on radiation biology at St. Mary's College in Winona.
A 1964 overview outlines radical and practical ideas to reduce high school dropouts. Proposals include extended job counseling for young students, parental grants, shipboard and exchange programs, educational centers, reform of teacher training, remedial vacations, youth camps, and vocational tracks. Some ideas are costly or impractical, yet proponents urge imaginative action to curb delinquency.
Maj. Gen. Douglas Taft Greene age 73, former commander of the 16th Armored Division, died of a heart attack Saturday. A 1913 West Point graduate, Greene was born at Fort Logan Colorado. The spring moment of 1964 occurred at 9 10 a.m. EST on March 20.
Sen. Kenneth B. Keating reports the Soviet Union halted troop withdrawals from Cuba amid speculation it guards missile sites or protects the regime. He estimates 4000 to 7000 Soviet troops remain in Cuba.
Stoddard native Lyle E. Proksch has been named assistant director of the student center at Platteville State College for the 1964 65 school year. Proksch, son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Proksch, is a Platteville graduate of 1963 and formerly worked as a chef at the Sunset Hotel in Florida.
Northwestern University conferred degrees to 2 518 graduates at ceremonies in Evanston with Louis J. Talaga from Chicago earning a bachelor of arts in business administration. Mother Sondra D Aincourt of Evanston also earned a bachelor of arts and plans further study. Henry Kisor, 23, of Evanston received a master of arts with distinction from Medill. Robert Feinberg won a scholastic achievement award in Washington, D C. Clara Talaga and Sondra D Aincourt highlighted diverse student journeys in the class stories.
In St Paul the rival Republican factions led by Walter Judd and William Mee Fadzean united at the convention closing to announce no presidential endorsement resolution. They seek party unity and a November victory, avoiding further contest.
In Richmond Virginia a statue of George Washington by Houden remains the only existing life cast monument.
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