Nine Killed In Minnesota Car Crashes
Nine people died in Minnesota traffic accidents last weekend raising the 1963 toll. Fatalities included Selmer Peterson and Mrs Peterson near Owatonna and three Kansans in a prior car train crash in Steele County. Victims also included James Dagastino of Forest Lake and others in incidents across North St Paul Byron and Renville areas.
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Minnesota
Owatonna
David Sommer
Ellendale
Minn
Selmer Peterson
New Richland
Peterson
Steele
Petersons
Larry
Regina
Milton Jensen
Albert Lea
James Dagastino
Forest Lake
North St. Paul
Dean Larson
Lyle Stockdale
Jane Hanenberg
Byron
Olmstead
Renville
Knife River
Trapped In Cave Two UT Students Face Arrest
John Cathey 21 of Jackson and James Gibbs 22 of Martin were rescued from Scott Gap Cave after 24 hours trapped. They were charged with exploring Great Smoky Mountains National Park without a permit as Blount County Rescue Squad and others conducted a multi hour search from Saturday night into Sunday.
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Blount
Knox County
Park Rangers
At 75 He Graduates Goes To Scout Camp
Edwin Halcrow aged 75 graduated from the College of San Mateo with an associate in arts degree and plans to become camp commissioner for a three month Boy Scout tour. He retired in 1955 as a Baptist pastor at Yreka and later earned his Eagle Scout at 71 while surviving a 1959 heart attack.
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San Mateo
Calif
Edwin Halcrow
College of San Mateo
Boy Scout
Halcrow
Yreka
Vladimir Shipka named head of Minnesota area redevelopment
Vladimir Shipka of Grand Rapids, a former Minnesota state representative from 1947 to 1958 and senator from 1958 to 1962, is appointed the new head of Minnesota's area redevelopment administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Vladimir Shipka
Grand Rapids
State House of Representatives
Senate
Minnesota
Solemn State Funeral Held for Pope John XXIII
Envoys from 81 nations attended a solemn requiem mass at St Peter's Basilica for Pope John XXIII. An empty coffin on a black catafalque sat beneath 96 candles, with leaders including Lyndon B. Johnson and Sean Lemass present. The ceremony marked the pope's burial on June 6 following nine days of mourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
John XXIII
St. Peter's Basilica
Catafalque
Lyndon B. Johnson
United States
Sean Lemass
Ireland
Prince Albert
Belgium
France
West Germany
Pope John
Basilica
St. Peter's
Vatican
British Sex Case Triumph For Red Spies
Labour leader Harold Wilson framed the Profumo affair as a Soviet victory undermining Britain’s security. Prime Minister Macmillan admitted deceiving the House and said he had been grossly deceived while denying foreknowledge. Wilson urged Macmillan faced a grave dereliction of duty over the espionage scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Harold Wilson
Britain
Wilson
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
John Profumo
Christine Keeler
Profumo
Miss Keeler
House of Commons
Births in area hospitals with multiple newborns
Grandview Hospital on June 14 welcomed a son Eric David to Mr. and Mrs. Gary Schmidt of 1747 Rose St. Lutheran Hospital on June 13 welcomed a son to Mr. and Mrs. Arlen D. Trocinski of Dakota Minnesota. On June 14 a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Oliver J. Owen of 1618 S 8th St. A daughter arrived June 15 to Mr. and Mrs. Marcellus J. Roubik of 1712 S 9th St. In Lancaster California on June 8 a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. David Relyea, formerly of Taylor Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric David
Gary Schmidt
Rose St
ZoeAnn Panke
Arlen D. Trocinski
Dakota, Minn
Jean Luedtke
Oliver J. Owen
S. 8Th St
Beverly Jane Kopplen
Marcellus J. Roubik
S 9Th St
Sandra Kiel
Lancaster
Calif
David Relyea
Relyea
Taylor, Wis
State St
N. 19Th St
Wood and
Moore Streets
Ferry Street
Proxmire Bids Ban on SBA Loans to Discriminatory Firms
Senator William Proxmire proposes a bill to stop the Small Business Administration from lending to firms that practice racial discrimination. He argues federal tax dollars fund such loans and should not support discriminatory policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Small Business Administration
Senate
Proxmire
Nasser Nationalizes Egypt Drugstores and closes factories
Cairo AP report says President Gamal Abdel Nasser nationalized all drugstores in Egypt and shut about 50 medicine factories. Health Minister Nabawi Mohamadi claimed a 25 percent drop in medicine prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
al Ahram
Nabawi Mohandiss
Congress Docket Focuses On Noncontroversial Bills
Washington AP reports a subdued week as Congress shelves major fights after Kennedy area redevelopment defeat. House schedules office space for presidents elect, FHA and retirement benefits bills, and a $1.8 billion State Justice and Commerce appropriation. Senate mirrors limited action while civil rights and conservative coalition tensions loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Kennedy
Senate
Federal Housing Administration
Capitol
State
Justice and
Com
House Appropriations Committee
Ben-Gurion Resigns Premier Post in Israel
David Ben-Gurion resigns as prime minister and Parliament member while remaining head of a caretaker government. The Cabinet says the move is not tied to any state problem though speculation links it to criticism over handling a German scientists nuclear rocket case. An unnamed security chief also resigned last March amid clashes with Ben-Gurion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
David Ben-Gurion
Israel
Ben- Orion
Ben-Gurion
United Arab Republic
Mapai
La Crosse Mental Health Board Meeting Set for Tuesday
The La Crosse County Mental Health Association board will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the Florence Wing Library at La Crosse State College. The text notes Alaska’s easternmost point lies about 800 miles west of San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse County Mental Health Association
Florence Wing
la Crosse State College
Alaska
U.S
San Francisco
Livestock Prices and Fares in Midwestern Markets
Swift & Company reports noon quotations for hogs cattle and produce. Hogs show steady demand with varied weights priced from 12.25 to 16.50 per cwt while fat hogs discounted. Cattle markets note strength in steers and yearlings with cows and bulls mixed. Regional notes from St Paul and Chicago list slaughter data prices and wholesale ranges for butter eggs soybeans oats and poultry.
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Swift & Company
Bologna
ST. Paul
Minn
API
USDA
Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Northern
Allis-Chalmers
Olin Mathieson
Aileen, Inc
American Motors
RCA
Clark Oil
Bos Amer
Tel & Tel
Republic Steel
First
Bk St
Rexall Drug
Avco
Reynolds Metals
Boeing
Dutch
Gateway Tran
Royal Godfrey Co
Boston Capital
Safeway Stores
Hamilton
Brunswick
G. D. Searle
Heileman Brew
Chrysler
Sears Roebuck
Roehring Co
Sinclair Oil
la X R. Mills
Columbia Gas
Socony
Consolidated Food
Sperry Rand
Marine Cap
Curtiss Wright
Standard Oil of
Ind
McQuay, Inc
Dupont
Stand. Oil
N. J
Eastman Kodak
Mtg
Stud
Packard Nekoosa
Financial Fed
Sunray
Swift
Rap Industries
Gamble Skogmo
NS Texaco
Rockwell Mig
General Dynamics
Royal Dut N.Y
General Electrical
United Airlines
Warner Elec
General Motors
Western Power
General Tele
U.S. Rubber
U.S. Freight Western Tool Inc
Glass Tire
U.S. Steel
Wis. P. & Lite
Great Northern Ry
Wallace Press
Tausche Bonds
Greyhoun
Westinghouse Elec
Mutual
Illinois Central
Western Union
Boston Fund
Inter. Harvester
White Motor
Chem. Fund
Interstate Power
NS Woolworth
Eaton & Howard
Zenith
Law Cooler
Jones & Laughlin
Lockheed
Dow Jones
Fidelity Fund
Mack Trucks Utilities
Inc
Magnavox
Montgomery Ward
Monsanto Chemical
Northern Pacific
Wis
New Nonoperative Cure Shrinks Piles and Eases Pain
Report from New York describes Bio-Dyne based treatment in Preparation H that shrinks hemorrhoids, stops itching, and relieves pain without surgery. Observations show sustained improvement over months across various long standing cases. Sold as Suppositories or Ointment with applicator at drug counters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, N. Y
Senate filibuster vote tally on cloture after racial violence worries
The article lists the 10 senators who voted against cloture last year and now back the rule change, eight who are doubtful, three Democrats who were absent but supported cloture previously, five who remain likely to oppose, and ten who declined to commit. It notes the potential 64 votes, three short of the 67 needed to curb debate, with names from both parties including Aiken, Cooper, Morton, Kefauver, McGee, McIntyre, McGovern, Monroney, Byrd, Gore, and others.
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George D. Aiken
Vermont
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
Jack Miller
Iowa
Thruston B. Morton
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Gale W. McGee
Wyoming
Thomas J. McIntyre
New Hampshire
George S. McGovern
South Dakota
Mike Monroney
Oklahoma
Carl T. Curtis
Roman L. Hruska
Nebraska
Milward L. Simpson
Burke B. Hickenlooper
E. L. Bartlett
Alaska
Daniel B. Brewster
Maryland
Carl Hayden
Arizona
Ralph Yarborough
Texas
Frank Church
Idaho
Warren G. Magnuson
Washington
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Alan Bible
Nevada
Wallace F. Ben‘nett
Utah
Barry Goldwater
Karl E. Mundt
Milton R. Young
North Dakota
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
Al‘bert Gore
J. Howard Edmondson
Howard W. Cannon
Norris Cotton
John J
Two Cassville Men Die In Wisconsin Plane Crash
In Grant County near North Andover Wisconsin two Cassville men died when a borrowed single engine plane crashed in a farmer’s yard after flying over the Bausch farm. Pilot Lawrence Blackbourne 24 and Leonard Klein about 50 were aboard. FAA ordered investigation.
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North Andover
Wis
Cassville
Wisconsin
Lawrence Blackbourne
Leonard Klein
Robert Seemeyer
Lancaster
Vincent Bausch
Here
Grant County
Federal Aviation Agency
Bausch
Blackbourne
Dubuque
Iowa
Klein
Soviet Space Flight Nearing Orbit End To Return Tonight
Russian astronauts edge closer to return as orbital time shortens to 88 minutes 11 seconds on the 36th orbit. Tereshkova and Bykovsky communicate from ships named Seagull and Hawk, delivering radio messages and toying with expectations of a third cosmonaut joining the mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Yoshiaki Nakata
Radio Research Institute
Tokyo
Moscow
Bykovsky
Miss Tereshkova
Khrushchev
Hawk
Jizan Residents Flee After Bombing Raids
Be ruit reports from Saudi Arabia say panicked Jizan residents fled to Red Sea islands after bombing raids by Egyptian planes backing Yemeni Republicans. Eyewitnesses report 35 killed and 300 injured in the strike on Jizan last week near the Yemen border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut
Lebanon
Saudi Arabia
Jizan
Red Sea
Yemen
Imported Painting Reported Stolen In Wisconsin Club
A painting imported from Holland was reported stolen Saturday evening to the La Crosse County Sheriff Department. Dorothy Kaczorowski, wife of the Chateau Night Club operator, said the wall art, a rain soaked street scene in a tan 12 by 15 inch frame, was taken from the club since Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
la Crosse County
Dorothy Kaczorowski
R. I
Chateau
Farmers Offer Vacations to City Folk in East Central Ohio
The Agriculture Department reports farm vacation ventures in five Eastern Ohio counties show profitable potential with no extra capital and space for two guests. Benefits include cultural exchange and relaxation for guests, with income ranging from 150 to 1500 dollars after two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovid A. Martin Washington
Agriculture Department
Ohio
Ohio Farm Vacation Enter
State Farm Vacation Association
Wisconsin Assembly weighs amended budget and license consolidation
The governor seeks $8.8 million in new taxes as amendments in the Assembly. A substitute budget would add $2.6 million for merit raises, restore $2.5 million cut from welfare, allocate $3 million for federal medical aid for the aged, $570,000 for state educational TV, and $7,800 for Marinette FM station construction. Assemblyman Mark Ryan opposes the approach, preferring a single bill as the basis for compromise. The panel backs a plan to consolidate licensing from 11 agencies into a new commission, with potential cost savings in real estate and professional licenses, though exact savings are undetermined. The committee postponed a vote on the budget-cutting report, planning caucus discussion.
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Wisconsin
Marinette
Mark Ryan
Dmilwaukee
Pommerening
Ryan
Republican Committee
Thomas Barland
Eau Claire
Barland
Weather Outlook For Lacrosse And Nearby Regions
Variable cloudiness and a little warmer tonight and Tuesday. Upper 50s tonight and mid 80s Tuesday. Wisconsin sees fair south and central regions with partly cloudy north and a small temperature change. Minnesota reports variable clouds with isolated showers or storms mainly north tonight and Tuesday, warmer Tuesday.
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Lacrosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Local Sales and Photo Service Ad Promotes Deals
Universal Photo Service at 514 State Street offers finer photo finishing with satisfaction guaranteed. Rummage sale at 1301 State Street Tuesday and Wednesday 9 to 5 featuring formals and men’s clothing. Household goods sale at 612 Market Monday 5 to 9 and Tuesday Wednesday all day.
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Universal Photo Service
State Street
State St
Supreme Court blocks Philadelphia bank merger on antitrust grounds
The Supreme Court held that merging Philadelphia National Bank and Girard Trust Company would violate antitrust law. Justice Brennan delivered the majority. Justice Harlan dissented joined by Justice Stewart. Justice Goldberg noted disagreement on applying the Clayton Act but did not oppose the merger invalidation.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Philadelphia National Bank
Girard Trust Corn Exchange Bank
Philadelphia
Justice Department
Brennan
Justice Harlan
Stewart
Justice Goldberg
Tuition Increase At Minnesota U
The University of Minnesota Board of Regents approved a tuition rise of 5 to 8-2 after two hours of discussion. The plan also limits the income a medical school faculty member can retain from private patient care and requires annual income reports. Dr. E W Ziebarth was named dean of the college of liberal arts effective July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota Board of Regents
Regents
E.W. Ziebarth
College of Liberal Arts
Mississippi River Forecast and Five Day Outlook
Tuesday through Saturday near normal readings for the Mississippi River with LC range 59 to 80. Warmer on Tuesday with cooler mid week and a chance of showers near the end of the week totaling about one tenth inch. Heating degree days last year 7752 normal 7571. Sunrise 5 22 sunset 8 50.
Minnesota GOP winds up convention in Alexandria
Minnesota Republicans backed a legislator party designation and urged a permanent civil rights commission. They criticized Gov. Karl Rolvaag and his unemployment veto, praised past GOP leaders, and pressed tax reform to cut real estate taxes and spur jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
GOP
Karl Rolvaag
Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party
Rolvaag
Elmer L. Andersen
Stafford King
Val Bjornson
Walter Judd
Laird Opposes McNamara Plan On Submarine Buildup
Rep. Melvin Laird and Navy officials challenge Secretary McNamara on reducing new nuclear attack submarines. The debate centers on revising submarine procurement and refitting older subs for defense use as shown in a censored House panel transcript.
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Washington
Melvin Laird
R - Wis
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Laird
Navy
House Military Appropriations Subcommittee
County Board Votes $100 Pay Increase for Officials
Houston County commissioners approved a $100 annual pay increase for themselves and other county officials at a recent meeting. La Crescent Mayor William Mischler sought an approximate completion date for the storm sewer project and was told work should finish by September 30, with Elm and 7th Street projects also awaiting completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonia
Minn
Houston County
William Mischler
la Crescent
Mischler
Elm
7Th Street
Houston Legion Auxiliary Elects Officers
The American Legion Auxiliary in Houston Minnesota elected Mrs. S. L. Johnson president. Other officers include Mrs. L. M. Anderson and Mrs. Lyle Busch as vice presidents, Mrs. Allan Rostad treasurer, Mrs. Bertha McCune chaplain, Mrs. Warren Swenson sergeant at arms, and directors Mrs. Martin Ellefson Mrs. L. H. Briggs and Mrs. G. L. Schonlau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston, Minn
American Legion Auxiliary
S. L. Johnson
L. M. Anderson
Lyle Busch
Allan Rosstad
Bertha McCune
Warren Swenson
Martin Ellefson
L. H.briggs
G. L. Schonlau
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Associated Press
Grandview Hospital
Nasser
Congress
Merce
Federal Judiciary
By Eric Gottgetrey
Winona Livestocr
Chicago Grain
Chicago Poultry Chicago
Fire Department
Police Ambulance City
Caledonia St
Walter R. Williams
St. Francis Hospital
Shore Acres
Edward E. Krause
Melrose
Market St
Henry Erlewein
Ivalyn Johnson
S. 4Th St
Black River Falls, Wis
Gustav Phillips
William J. Campbell
Westminister
Mass
Patsy Schuchard
Hampshire
Ill
Jerome W. Wolf
Charleston
Richard O. Burr Jr
Merlin Engebretson
Black River Falls
Edward Grabel
Charley Poliquin
Ray Mazur
Ernest Piotrowski
Franklin Park
Thomas E. Whitener
Godfrey Netherland
Mount Prospect
Donald R. Grzelak
Westville
Arthur Haugstad
Charlotte Taub
Excelsior
Lawrence J. Daleen
Maywood
Alexander Graham
Winnipeg
Man
Wilbourn E. Fountain
Rockford
Willard C. Carpenter
Raymond S. Wrona
Hammond
Gerald B. Skeffington
Hopkins
William Edward Bugg
Kokomo
Benjamin C. Mueller
Cicero
Robert J. Starr
George O. Baker
Janesville
Lloyd R. Somerville
Center Line
Eugene P. Gagnon
By Shearson, Hammill & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Norman W. Hoven Jr
Department
Research Service
Beltsville
Agricultture Department
Assembly
Reynolds
South Third St
Minnesota U
Mississippi
Winona
la Crosse
C.P
T.W
Dakota
Lansing
Northwestern Mutual
L. Peter Groves
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
211 Exchange
Laird Raps
Houston Legion
Main
Main St
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