Poultry Unit Lawn Show Set With 25 Trophies at La Crosse
The ninth annual La Crosse Poultry Association lawn show is Sunday at Myrick Park Shelter House. Twenty five trophies will be awarded including champion bantam and champion opposite sex, plus best bird in 23 bantam breeds. A breed trophy requires at least 10 birds. Birds must be in place by 9 am and released by 4 pm with lunch available. Ray Durbin of Wapello will judge. John Schnell is show superintendent.
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la Crosse Poultry Association
Myrick Park
H. P. Ginsky
Rhode Island
Ray Durbin
Wapello
Iowa
John R. Schnell
16Th St
la Crosse
19 Demonstrators Fined In Milwaukee
Nine teens were fined after a civil rights protest against pupil transfer policies. Police arrested 20 as demonstrators formed a circle around a bus slated to carry pupils between schools. County Judge Krueger fined 11 for disorderly conduct, found one guilty of blocking traffic, and seven guilty of both offenses. Marilyn Morheuser and Hinda Larkey received the heaviest fines of 45 dollars each.
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Milwaukee
John E. Krueger
Marilyn Morheuser
Hinda Larkey
Believe Auto Jack Was Murder Tool
Racine divorcee Patricia Ann Oley 30 was found slain in a lake beach ditch. Lab tests linked blood to the victim and said she died from blows to the head with a blunt instrument likely the groove stand of an auto bumper jack. A suspect was seen with her after leaving a bar two nights before.
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Racine
Lover's Lane
Lake Michigan
State Crime Laboratory
North Beach
Patricia Ann Oley
Fireworks Fine Issued to La Crosse Man
Thomas Edie, 21, of 217 N 7th St forfeited $14 in La Crosse Municipal Court for violating the city ban on fireworks. Police said they arrested him while he sat on his backsteps shooting fireworks, and authorities warned more fines would follow if more fireworks occurred.
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la Crosse Municipal Court
Thomas Edie
N. 7Th St
Edie
Today in History June 17 Highlights from 1775 to 1965
On June 17 historical events include the Battle of Bunker Hill in 1775 Charleston Mass Philadelphia hosted the first Republican National Convention in 1856 Amelia Earhart's first Atlantic passenger flight in 1928 Marshal Petain's armistice request in 1940 Allied bombings of Naples and Sicily in 1943 Frederick Eaton recalled in 1955 Nikita Khrushchev goodwill tour of Scandinavia in 1964
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Bunker Hill
Charlestown
Mass
Philadelphia
Amelia Earhart
Atlantic
Marshal Petain
Germany
Naples
Sicily
U.S
Geneva
Frederick Eaton
Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Two-Car Crash Kills Three In Minnesota Toll Rises
A Duluth woman died at a Grand Marais hospital in a two-car collision that killed the two drivers, raising Minnesota’s traffic toll to 269 for the year. The deceased include Hjalmer Mattson 57 of Grand Portage and Earle West Jr. 45 of Beaver’s Bay. Additional fatalities involve Mary Winick 89 of Bloomington and Bertha Smith 75 of St. Paul in separate incidents. Sheriff Emerson Morris witnessed the Grand Marais crash as a car turned into a highway scene.
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Associated Press
Duluth
Grand Marais
Bloomington
Minn
Minneapolis
Twin Cities
Minnesota
Margaret Batisto
Hjalmer A. Mattson
Grand Portage
Batisto
Earle West Jr
Beavers Bay
Mary Winick
Highway 10
Elk River
Bertha Smith
St. Paul
Thomas Lidstrom
Cook County
Emerson Morris
Mattison
Margaret Batista
Senate Passes Cigarette Health Warning Bill
The Senate approved a bill by 72 to 5 requiring health warnings on cigarette packages. The warning reads Caution: Cigarette smoking may be hazardous to your health. A three year moratorium would apply to cigarette advertising. The measure moves to the House as debate may begin next week.
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Washington
Senate
House
Goldwater Urges Asian Ground Forces Against Viet Nam
Barry Goldwater told a national Young Republican convention that Asians should provide the ground forces for Viet Nam while the United States should rely on air and sea power. He called for withdrawing the pledge not to bomb Hanoi and urged a naval blockade of Cuba.
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Miami Beach
Fla
United States
Viet Nam
Barry Goldwater
U.S. Viet Nam
Goldwater
Hanoi
Cuba
How They Voted On Urban Bill
Washington AP five Wisconsin congressmen joined the House to pass 217 184 a bill to create a department of housing and urban development with a Cabinet head. Reuss led the majority bloc with Kastenmeier Race Stalbaum and O Konski voting yes along with Zablocki. Byrnes Davis Laird and Thomson voted no.
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Washington
Wisconsin
House
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Henry S. Reuss
D-Wis
Reuss
Robert Kastenmeier
John Race
Lynn
Local Marriage Licenses Listed for June Across Wisconsin Towns
A list from La Crosse Black River Falls and Sparta shows couples set to wed on June 19 through June 27 in towns including West Salem La Crosse Bangor Alma Center Merrillan Tomah Ridgeville Wilton Ontario and Camp McCoy. Corrections note Frederick W Heuer and Barbara D Eitland to wed in Westby not La Crosse.
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Joseph J. Bahr
R. J
West Salem
Lorraine S. Johnson
S. 8Th St
Joseph F. Harter
Sumner St
Faye T. Carr
Onalaska Ave
la Crosse
Frederick W. Heuer
Bangor
Barbara D. Eitland
Westby
David Stevens
Janesville
Janice Iverson
Pigeon Falls
Carole Laufenberg
Alma Center
Robert Skaar
Merrillan
Jerome Svoboda
Hixton
Joyce Chandler
Wesley Stoddard Jr
Bernice Madland
Keith Peterson
Vicky Mathews
Black River Falls
Donald L. Wagner
Greenfield
Catherine C. Christensen
Tomah
Camp McCoy
John H. Bennett Jr
Dorothy Mae Olson
Wilton
Ridgeville
Roger R. Neitzel
Nora Jean Anderson
Wellington
James Schauf
Pamela Jean Johns
Sparta
Gary E. Mason
Jefferson
Nancy Ann Woodard
Town of
Ontario
Wilbert J. Geier
Karen J. Mikakelson
Rebels Claim Casualties After Cease Fire Talks
Rebels and Brazilian forces clash along the international security zone with a cease-fire arranged by phone. U.S. paratroopers suffer 24 dead overall, with 33 wounded. Do minican casualties cited by rebel leader Caamano include 67 dead and 265 wounded among Dominicans. OAS mediation reports rebels fired first and U.S. prisoners totaled 280 as lines extended.
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Page 1
International Security Zone
U.S
Dominican Republic
Francis Caamano Deno
Caamano
Red Cross
Ozama
Ozama River
League of Women Voters Select Four Directors
The Fond du Lac meeting announced four new LWV directors Mrs Peer Buck Stevens Point Mrs Martin Ea des Beloit Mrs Robert Wangerin Wauwatosa and Mrs Donald Wold Madison. The board backed a new Assembly Fair Housing proposal creating an equal opportunities agency within the Industrial Commission.
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Fond DU Lac
League of Women Voters
Peer Buck
Stevens Point
Martin Eades
Beloit
Robert Wangerin
Wauwatosa
Donald Wold
Madison
League
Assembly
Industrial Commission
Pettibone Park Cleanup Set to Start Friday
Cleanup at Pettibone Park will begin Friday conducted by Neighborhood Youth Corpsmen. Park Director Eugene Fry said about 5000 man-hours are authorized. Cleanup also continues on city property on Green Island with about 80 youths aged 16 through 21 participating.
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Pettibone Park
Eugene Fry
Green Island
Two Wisconsin Colleges Get Federal Loans for Construction
Federal grants and loans totaling nearly 50 million were announced for construction at 80 colleges including Mt. Senario College in Ladysmith which will receive 532000 and Northland College in Ashland which will receive 400000.
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Washington
Secretary of Welfare
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Wisconsin
Mt. Senario College
Ladysmith
Northland College
Ashland
Livestock and Grain Prices From Winona Market Brief
Livestock quotations from Swift & Company Winona list hogs 23.50 to 24.00 top, cattle by grade with highs up to 26.50, veal 18 to 29. Prices reflect USDA-EC totals for South St. Paul market and Chicago quotes for butter eggs and grains. Trading hours and post-close care rules noted, with broadcasts at KWNO Winona.
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Kwno
Winona
South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
U.S
Space stars and honors crown Gemini astronauts at White House
Chief Justice Warren and Secretary McNamara joined President Johnson in awarding NASA Exceptional Service medals to astronauts James A. McDivitt and Edward H. White II and Gemini program official Charles W. Mathews. The day included a White House ceremony a Capitol motorcade a State Department reception and a Jackson Michigan parade honoring the heroes.
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Washington
Earl Warren
Robert S. McNamara
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Charles W. Mathews
Manned Space Center
Houston
Tex
White House
White
McDivitt
Mathews
Capitol
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
House
State Department
Jackson
Mich
Chicago Potato Prices and Arrivals Report
Chicago notes USDA potato arrivals at 105 with carrot track sales. California long whites priced 7.00 to 7.35 per unit, reflecting market activity.
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Chicago
USDA
California
Assembly approves board appointments amid tour at Camp McCoy
Assembly members approve Hilding Haag of Madison to the Consumer Credit Review Board Morris Slavney of Madison to a six year term on the Wisconsin Employment Relations Board while most members are on an inspection tour of the Wisconsin 32nd National Guard Division at Camp McCoy causing the Assembly to not meet.
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Watosa
Wisconsin Board of Tax Appeals
Hilding Haag
Madison
Consumer Credit Review Board
Morris Slavney
Wisconsin Employment Relations Board
Assembly
Wisconsin 32Nd National Guard
Camp McCoy
Bicycle fall leaves head cut on Badger Street
Pamela Fritz, 18, of 2525 S 14th St, was treated at Lutheran Hospital for a head cut after falling from her bicycle on the 1700 block of Badger Street at 5 34 p m on June 16.
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Badger Street
Pamela Fritz
S. 14Th St
Lutheran Hospital
Weather record for lacrosse and vicinity
Fair conditions with little temperature change into night and Friday. Low tonight around 50, high Friday near 70s. Wisconsin sees generally fair weather with slight Friday night to Saturday change. Minnesota mostly fair with no major temperature shift Friday night and Saturday. Iowa mostly fair west tonight with showers in 20 percent of extreme east early tonight. Friday remains mostly fair with little change.
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Winona
C.P
T.W
Dakota
Lacrosse
Lansing
Prairie du Chien
Trempealeu
Dodge
Black
Galesville
la Crosse
W. Salema
Houston
K. Sat. Sun
Winoné
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Temporary National Debt Boost Approved
Senate hurry to President Johnson approves a bill raising the temporary national debt ceiling to 328 billion dollars. Secretary Fowler tells the Senate Finance Committee the increase is needed to cover obligations next year. Without new law the ceiling would drop to 285 billion on July 1. The measure passed 61 to 26.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Senate Finance Committee
House Committee Approves Area Water Projects
The House Appropriations Committee recommends a 1.598 billion dollar public works bill for Army Engineers and Reclamation Bureau water projects. Wisconsin items include La Farge Reservoir planning Kickapoo River and Door County surveys. Minnesota construction at Rushford and Winona. Upper Mississippi River Basin survey and Zumbro River survey.
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Washington
Army Engineers and Reclamation Bureau
House Appropriations Committee
House
Johnson
Congress
Army Engineers
Reclamation Bureau
Wisconsin
la Farge
Kickapoo River
Door County
la Crosse
Mississippi River
Cassville
Denver Flood Forcing Evacuations Across Suburbs
Gov. John A. Love toured the flood area as waters overwhelmed Denver suburbs. Sheriff Roy Vogt said thousands evacuated in Littleton and Englewood with hundreds of homes flooded. Losses included 200 house trailers in a park west of Littleton. Evacuations preceded the crest as trains and buses were canceled and shelters opened at the City Auditorium, the University of Denver fieldhouse, Loretto Heights College, and other sites.
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John A. Love
Denver
Roy Vogt
Arapahoe County
Littleton
Englewood
Vogt
Union Station
City Auditorium
University of Denver
Loretto Heights College
Questioning Joint Command and Air Strikes in Vietnam
Officials query how the joint command would function while McNamara details air strike results against North Vietnam. He says strikes reduced but did not stop flow of troops and materiel, while greatly raising costs for the North Vietnamese to support the insurgency in the South.
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North Viet Nam
McNamara
South Viet Nam
Defense Building To Honor Forrestal
President Johnson announced a Defense Department complex to be named for the late James V. Forrestal. The three linked buildings will span 10th Street in southwest Washington and cost 30 to 32 million dollars with about 6,600 Army and Air Force personnel housed there. Construction starts this year and should finish in 1967.
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Washington
Defense Department
James V. Forrestal
Johnson
10Th Street
Congress
Air Force
Workers Give Up Pay to Help Firm in Buffalo
About 200 workers of the Iroquois division of International Breweries agreed to forego wage increases to aid the company’s recovery. Officials said members ratified a three year contract with wage negotiations allowed in years two and three. The firm reported a 1964 net loss of $655,843.
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Buffalo, N.Y
International Breweries
Attorneys Learn Skills Of Spying On Competition
Wisconsin seminar reveals espionage methods used by business spies. A. O. Cumming of New York outlines techniques such as posing as inspectors or buyers to glean competitive data. He says industrial espionage targets new products, plans, prices, and methods. About 200 Midwest reserve officers will attend as part of training.
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Wisconsin
Crosse
Cumming
Oklahoma
Upper Midwest
Pappas
Davy
Pappas Named Chairman of Seminar
Atty. Peter G. Pappas was named general chairman of the National Security Seminar to be held in La Crosse November 1 to 12. Robert G. Smyth, president of the Greater La Crosse Chamber of Commerce, announced the appointment. Philip S. Davy, president of Davy Engineering Co., is vice chairman. The two week program, by the Industrial College of the Armed Forces, brings civilian briefings on national security to La Crosse as one of 14 host cities for 1965 66. Area citizens may attend.
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Peter G. Pappas
la Crosse
Robert G. Smyth
Greater la Crosse
Soft music to tame Milwaukee rush hour
Milwaukee officials propose using soothing radio music to calm drivers during peak traffic. John Anello, cultural director for the Milwaukee County Park Commission and Florentine Opera music director, says tempo and dissonance can affect driving pace and irritation.
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Milwaukee (Ap
John Anello
Milwaukee County Park Commission
Anello
Milwaukee
Florentine Opera Co
Caledonia Man Injured in Freak Farm Accident
In Caledonia Minnesota Mike Giblin 82 was seriously hurt when a manure spreader rolled downhill struck a tree and fractured his skull. He was treated at Caledonia hospital then transferred to Lutheran Hospital La Crosse Wisconsin.
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Caledonia
Minn
Mike Giblin
Giblin
John Giblin
al Haugen
Lutheran Hospital
la Crosse
Variety Word Puzzle From The British Royal Family Era
A cryptic clue style puzzle lists terms like 17 Miss Benaderet 18 Snooze and 45 Masculine with definitions hinting at stage plays and measurements. The grid mentions down clues such as Pitcher’s plate and Turkish officer plus suffix like like suffix 19 Like and perfumes 21.
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Miss Benaderet
Two 17-Year-Olds In 'Governor' Election
RIPON AP Two 17 year olds Patrick Toppins of Appleton and Wayne Gruder of Eau Claire ran for governor in the Badger Boys State mock election. Delegates to the civic training program nominated them in a Federalist wave, giving the party control of both mock houses. The Senate stood 17 1 and the Assembly 30 26 in Federalist favor.
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RIPON
Patrick Toppins
Appleton
Wayne Gruder
Eau Claire
Badger
Toppins
Gruden
Senate
Assembly
Kenosha County truck drivers end two day strike
Kenosha County building materials truck drivers ratified a new contract on Wednesday ending a two day strike. The agreement reportedly includes a wage increase of 83 cents an hour over three years.
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Kenosha (Ap
Kenosha County
SAC Exercise Friday In Midwest Canada
A joint training exercise involving SAC bombers and all elements of NORAD will take place early Friday across Alberta Saskatchewan western Manitoba and parts of Montana North and South Dakota Wyoming Nebraska Kansas and Missouri. Civil air traffic remains active. the drill will not exceed one hour per area.
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Omaha
Strategic Air Command
North American Air Defense Command
SAC
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Montana
North
South Dakota
Wyoming
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
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Gossards
A. B
Barry
Black River Falls, Wis
Wis
Organization of American States
OAS
International Corridor
By Shearson, Hammill & CO
New York Stock Exchange
Livestock Markets Swift & Company
Winona, Minn
Veal
South ST. Paul Livestock
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Chicago Grain Chicago
Allis-Chalmers
American Can
American Motors
Amer. Tel
Tel
Svete Vco
Brunswick Ae
Chrysler
Columbia Gas
Consolidated Foods
Deere DuPont
Eastman Kodak
Gamble Skogmo
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
General Telephone
Great Northern Ry
Greyhound
Gulf Oil Heileman Brewing
Ilinois Central Ind
International Harv
Interstate Power
Jones & Laughlin
Koehring Co
Kresge
Lockheed
Magnavox
Minn. Mining
Montgomery Ward
Monsanto Chemical
Northern Pacific
North States Power
Northwest Bancorp Olin Mathieson
Pepsi-Cola
Phillips Pet
Central Telephone
Republic Steel
Clark Oil & Ref
Rexall Drug
Reynolds Metals
Royal Dutch
G. D. Searle
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair Oil
Socony
Sperry Rand
Ind
Stand
N.J
Studebaker
White Motors
Woolworth
Zenith
Dow Jones
THE
Marshall CO
National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
Epko Shoes, Inc
First Bank
Gateway Trans
Godfrey Co. Hamilton
Lincoln Nat
Life
Marine Capital
McQuay, Inc
Mortgage Guarry
Nekoosa Edwards
Rockwell
Royal Dutch N.Y
Swank, Inc
Wallace Business
Warner Elec. Br
Western Power
Wis. Pow. & Lite
Lax Cooler Co
Lax Telephone Co
Norplex
Pyroil Co., Inc
Tausche Bonds
Mutual
Boston Fund
Chemical Fund
Eaton & Howard Bal
Bi & Howar
Fidelity Fund
Incorp. Investors
Mass. Inc. Trust
Mass. Inv. Orth
National Inv
One Wm. Street
Puritan Fund
Wisconsin Fund
Causeway
A&w
Forrestal
Sielai
Lieia Piliait
Hare
RTM
ASEN
Fis
Tuin Lala
Elvis
Lainie
Kenosha
Midwest
Canada
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