Soviet Space Pair Extend Orbit Record Amid Altitude Loss
Lt Col Valery Bykovsky and Valentina Tereshkova push their Vostok 5 and Vostok 6 missions into a fifth day in orbit breaking distance and orbit records. Bykovsky's ship losing altitude while Tereshkova remains steady and upbeat on television. Tass reports they slept seven hours and radio chats continued as the duo nears potential end of mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Valery Bykovsky
Valentina Tereshkova
Bykovsky
Maj
Andrian Nikolayev
Earth
Tass
Valentina
Bykov
Sky
Nikolayev
Pavel Popovich
Flight Command Center
Vatican seals final plans for 1958 conclave in secrecy
Vatican officials completed preparations for the 262nd papal election with 80 cardinals present. Prince Sigismondo Chigi oversees the locked entrance while aides remain outside. A brass bell will summon cardinals to voting sessions and a private telephone network links them to the conclave secretary Archbishop Carpino.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Sigismondo Chigi
Marianne Berry
Rome
Georgia
Chigi
Sistine Chapel
Apostolic Palaces
Francesco Carpino
Youth Dies In Crash Near Fox Lake
A 16 year old, Robert Lackey of Waupun, died when his car left Point Road southeast of Fox Lake in Dodge County. Three other youths were injured. Stanley Longwirth, 21, of Beaver Dam, was jailed on a charge of procuring beer for minors. The state 1963 traffic toll rose to 334.
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Associated Press
Fox Lake
Dodge County
Robert Lackey
Waupun
Point Road
Lackey
Stanley Longwirth
Beaver Dam
Radio Highlights And Baseball Scores On Tuesday Night
Radio highlights include Vox Pop on WLCX at 7 p.m. and WKTY at 7 45 p.m. with baseball reports on WKBH at 7 55 p.m. featuring the Milwaukee Braves vs Pittsburgh and the Twins vs the Chicago White Sox. Police report 15 windows broken at Trane Co Plant 2 last weekend.
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WLCX
WKTY
Milwaukee Braves
Pittsburgh
Trane Co
16Th and
Bennett Sts
Julius Hegge of Ettrick Area Dead
Julius Hegge 75 lifelong farmer from Frenchville Ettrick area died Tuesday morning June 18 after brief illness in a La Crosse hospital. He served on the Town of Gale Board and as director of Trempealeau Electric Co-Op and Galesville Farmers Cooperative. Survived by wife Rogna Westlie two daughters Inez Beirne and Avis Grambo sister Ida Hegge brother Albert and 11 grandchildren three great grandchildren. Funeral 2 p.m. Thursday at French Creek Lutheran Church with burial in church cemetery. viewing 7–9 p.m. Wednesday at Smith Mortuary Galesville and Thursday at the church from 1 p.m. until funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ettrick
Wis
Julius Hegge
Frenchville
la Crosse
Mr. Hegge
Town of Gale
Trempealeau Electric Co-Op
Galesville
Even Hegge
Rogna Westlie
Smith
Inez) Beirne
Orrin
Avis) Grambo
Eau Claire
Ida Hegge
Albert
French Creek Lutheran Church
Henry Lease
Smith Mortuary
Puzzle Solutions Across and Down A to Z
Crossword clues filled with numerous entries across and down from a newspaper puzzle. Includes hints like Altitudes, Neck hairs, Hebrew month, and Sumatran among many others. Embedded in a newspaper section labeled NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.
Highway bids announced for repairs and concrete work in Wisconsin
Bids opened for multiple projects including 4.29 miles on Lemonweir River route and 12.613 miles of Highway 95, with Mathy Construction and Harrison Engineering among bidders. Other bids include 11.8 miles of Highway 12 near Tomah and a Wyalusing State Park base course project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathy Construction Co
la Crosse
Clark-Jackson County
Mathy
Monroe-Jackson
Tomah
Highway 21
Jackson- Monroe
H. Turner & Son of
Boscobel
Wyalusing
Prayers Continue Despite Court Ruling on Religion
The article notes continued daily prayers in Congress and court ceremonies, with leaders like Mansfield and McCormack supporting ongoing prayers and the inscription In God We Trust remaining. Justice Clark defends religion in public life amid dissent by Justice Stewart. Clergy reaction is mixed, with views from bishops rabbi and a Baltimore atheist mother.
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Mansfield
House
John W. McCormack
Dmass
Senate
McCormack
Congress
Clark
House of Congress
Jamaica Seeks U.S. Protest Over Beating of Doctor
Jamaican Prime Minister Bustamante ordered Jamaica’s Washington ambassador to protest an alleged police beating of Dr John McHardy in New Orleans. McHardy says he was struck and jailed for five days after a bar arrest. The note ends with a stray line about the English sparrow.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Alexander Bustamante
Neville Ashhenheim
Washington
New Orleans
Bustamante
John McHardy
Lodi Telephone to Convert to Dial Operation and Build
The Public Service Commission approved Lodi Telephone Co on Monday to switch to dial operation and to construct a new building as part of a development project valued at 318 685 dollars. John Cabot is noted for discovering Canada in 1997.
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Madison
Lodi Telephone Co
Public Service Commission
Concert Band To Perform In Riverside
The La Crosse Concert Band performs at Riverside Park Wednesday at 8 p.m. A former La Crosse resident Henry Stephan, now in Washington, D C, will contribute a march dedicated to the Washington Police Department. D R Wartinbee directs a program including works by Goldman Gould Youmans Kern and Stephan among others.
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la Crosse
Riverside Park
Henry Stephan
Marine Band
Washington, D.C
Marine Orchestra
Washington
Guardians of
District of Columbia
von Suppe
Greer
Jewell
Dvorak
Kern
Anderson
Bourdon
Porter
Polla
Guardians of the District of Columbia
Stephan
Nanette
Youmans
Scouton
Packers Flanker Dowler Back With 32nd At McCoy
CAMP MCCOY AP A familiar tall figure returns as Wisconsin 32nd National Guard Division begins field exercises with 3,500 troops. Green Bay Packers flanker Boyd Dowler, an Army reservist since the 1961 Berlin crisis, serves as Pfc intelligence clerk in an artillery unit from Whitefish Bay. Unit commander Capt Donald Van Pietersom praises his presence.
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Camp Mccoy
Wisconsin
32Nd National Guard
32Nd
Boyd Dowler
Green Bay
Three Children Hit On Way To Library
Three children walking to a Milwaukee neighborhood library were struck by a car making a left turn on Capitol Drive. Roni Hill 8 and Jeffrey Small 6 were listed in critical condition with internal injuries and concussion respectively. Jennice Small 9 was in satisfactory condition with a concussion. The 67-year-old driver was ordered to report to the Traffic Bureau.
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Milwaukee
Roni Hill
Allen Hill
Jeffrey Small
Henry E. Small
Jennice
Roni
Jeffrey
Capitol Drive
Kennedy Civil Rights Plan Emphasizes Vocational Training
President Kennedy and Democratic leaders outlined a civil rights package that includes retraining and vocational education to address unemployment and unskilled labor among African Americans. The proposal may become a separate bill, with further talks planned with educators and lawyers. Governors and religious leaders voiced mixed reactions, with debates over private sector segregation and the need for federal action.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
White House
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Super-Feeding Of Children May Shorten Lives
Nutrition expert Dr. John B. Youmans warned at the AMA meeting that rising infant and child nutrition beyond necessary levels could shorten life expectancy within two generations. He cited earlier menstruation, taller and heavier children, and evidence of degenerative diseases appearing younger as signs of the trend.
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Atlantic City
N.J
America
John B. Youmans
Nashville
Tenn
United States
American Medical Association
AMA
Goldberger
Youmans
United Health Foundations, Inc
New York
Hoover Is Reported Resting Comfortably
New York reports serious illness for former President Herbert Hoover aged 88. A family spokesman says he rests comfortably as doctors note slight improvement and reduced fever. Medical bulletin confirms heart action steadier with no further GI bleeding after August cancer operation. He is cared for by four doctors in Waldorf Towers.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Waldorf Towers
Livestock and Produce Market Reports From South St Paul and Chicago
The report lists hog, cattle and veal prices with weight ranges and grade notes, notes market direction as of today noon, and cites South St Paul and Chicago (AP) market activity. Hog prices range with barrows gilts and sows shown, cattle by class from dry fed steers to cows and bulls, veal values, and Chicago produce figures for butter eggs and potatoes.
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Bologna
South ST. Paul
Minn
USDA
Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
GI Confesses to May 12 Stabbing on Army Bus
Pfc. Allen D. Fooks of the 611th Ordnance Company confessed after a lie detector test to stabbing Spec. 4 Jose Vargas on May 12 aboard an Army bus returning to Camp McCoy from Sparta. Vargas recovered and returned to duty. knife recovered by a Wisconsin boy and turned over to military police.
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Camp Mccoy
Wis
Allen Dale Fooks
611Th Ordnance Company
Jose Vargas
5Th Engineer Battalion
Sparta
Fooks
Vargas
George Hoffman
Wisconsin Child Center
Monroe County
Arden Oss
Board Grants 3 Building Requests
The board of appeals approved three requests Monday night. Asbury Methodist Church at 19th and Redfield Streets gets a front and rear yard waiver for a Sunday school addition. Exchange Hotel at 1802 George St receives rear yard waivers, and Victor Lamb at 1213 Gohres St gets a side yard waiver to 16 feet for a house addition. Lamb also owns the hotel. Fred Niemeyer at 712 Charles St gains a front yard waiver to 15 feet 3 inches for a front porch addition.
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Board of Appeals
Asbury Methodist Church
19Th
Redfield
Exchange Hotel
George St
Gohres St
Victor Lamb
Lamb
Fred Niemeyer
Charles St
American Pianist Hailed In London Debuts At Festival Hall
Milwaukees Ralph Votapek won an enthusiastic reception for his English debut at Festival Hall in London. The 1962 Van Cliburn winner impressed critics with a cool technique and sensitive ear performing the Beethoven Piano Concerto No. 2 and Rachmaninoffs Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini with the Philharmonia under Anatol Fistoulari.
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London
Ralph Votapek
Milwaukee
Festival Hall
The
Daily Telegraph
Votapek
Philharmonia Orchestra
Anatol Fistoulari
Rachmaninoff
Stock Quotations and Market Averages Summary
The page lists numerous stock quotes across industries from Allis-Chalmers to Wilshire and utilities, with bid-ask ranges and percent changes. It also shows mutual funds, market indices, and commodities like wheat and soybeans, plus divine notes on specific lines such as Dow Jones Averages and individual company notes.
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Northern Pacific
No. States Power
Aileen, Inc
Olin Mathieson
Anchor
Pepsi-Cola
Central Tele
Phillips Pete
Clark Oil
RCA
Republic Steel
Rexall
Drug
Gateway Trans
Reynolds Metals
Godfrey Co
Royal Dutch
Hamilton Mfg
Safeway
Heileman Brew
G. D. Searle
Koehring Co
Sears Roebuck
Lax Rub
Sinclair Oil
Lax Tele
Ta Bid Socony
Marine Cap
Sperry Rand
McQuay, Inc
Standard Oil
Ind
Mtg. Guar
N.joe Nekoosa
Stud Packard
No. Plastics
Sunray Mid-Cent
Pyroil Co
Oo Rap Industries
Swift Rockwell
Texaco
Roy
Dutch N.Y
Trane NS
Warner Elec
United Airlines
Western Power
U.S. Freight
Western Tool
U.S. Rubber
Wis. P. & Lt
U.S. Steel
Tausche Bonds
Wallace Press
Westinghouse Elec
Boston Fund
Woman Kills Five Children and Husband Then Herself
Elizabeth Gregor, 44, shot three children in the living room and 19 month old twins in cribs at a 50 acre Prospect farm. She called husband Joseph John Gregor Sr., 52, home where he was killed in the kitchen, then she killed herself. The nine victims included Joseph Jr. 14, Thomas 12, Rosemary 10, and twins Richard and James. Police noted recent ill health and suicide notes.
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Prospect
Elizabeth Gregor
Pittsburgh
Joseph John Gregor Sr
Gregor
Traffic Crash Suit Settled and Dismissed in Wisconsin
A La Crosse Circuit Court case arising from a November 22 1961 collision on Highway 14 near Coon Valley was settled for 6000. Plaintiff Donald Stoney Platteville received 3304.90, his attorney 1545.10, and Hartford Accident and Indemnity Co. 1150. The suit named Walter W. Stanton William C Brandberg and United States Fidelity and Guarantee Co. as defendants.
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la Crosse
Donald Stoney
Platteville
Walter W. Stanton
William C. Brandberg
Rochester
Lincoln Neprud
Stoney
Hartford Accident and Indemnity Co
Blind Boy Forges Bond With Wisconsin Governor at Capitol
An 18 year old Watertown high school junior Tom Teggatt who was denied as a Badger Boys State delegate was invited by Governor John W Reynolds to visit the Wisconsin State Capitol. Alongside his guide dog Blackie he met aides, toured the Attorney General and Secretary of State offices, and received a personal tour of the Great Seal while discussing fiscal policy and future politics with state leaders. The governor and officials treated the boy as a major participant in a day of high level government activity.
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Potter Stewart
New York
Stewart
Theodore F. Adams
The
Baptist World Alliance
Supreme Court
Ralph Abernathy
Atlanta
Kennedy
Alabama
Mississippi
Albertis S. Harrison Jr
Virginia
J. Millard Tawes
Maryland
Bert T. Combs
Kentucky
Jack M. Campbell
New Mexico
John M. Dempsey
Connecticut
Grant Sawyer
Nevada
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Mark O. Hatfield
Oregon
John A. Love
Colorado
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Madison
Tom Teggatt
Tom
Watertown
Badger
American Legion
John W. Reynolds
State Capitol
Blackie
Charles Teggatt
Boys State
Harry Carlson
Department of Resource Development
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Attorney General
Atty
George Thompson
Thompson
Thompsson
Byron Wackett
Wackett
Robert Zimmerman
Teggatz Party
Zimmerman
Teggatz
Knutson Re elected Concordia College President
Dr. Joseph L. Knutson was chosen for a third six year term as president of Concordia College by Moorhead Minnesota based school board of regents.
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Knutson
Moorhead, Minn
Joseph L. Knutson
Concordia College
School Board of Regents
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Miss Tereshkova
Vs Sale
S Space
Pauline Chapel
Ettrick Area
Chevalier
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Tee
William G. Connare
Greensburg
Robert A. Brown
Episcopal
Arkansas
Joachim Prinz
American Jewish Congress
Madalyn Murray
Baltimore
William
U.S
John Cabot
Canada
Riverside
Packer
Dowler
McCoy
Demos
Albert Garner
Garner
Florida Baptist Institute and Seminary of
Lakeland
Fla
Florida
Dan Potter
Winona
Swift & Company
South ST. Paul Livestock
California
Arizona
Army
Daily Express
Tribune
Allis-Chalmers
American Motors
Amer. Tel. & Tel
Avco
Boeing
Boston Capital
Brunswick
Chrysler
Columbia Gas
Consolidated Food
Curtiss Wright
DuPont
Eastman Kodak
Financial Fed
Ford
Gamble Skogmo
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
General Telephone
Glass Tire, Inc
Great Northern Ry
Greyhound
Ilinois
By Shearson, Hammill & CO
New York Stock Exchange
7Bell & Farrell, Inc
Midwest Stock Exchange
Dial
Stoddard
James C. McCord
Peter G. Hurtgen
Joel Stokke
Richard J. McLoone
la Crosse Tribune
By Richard Brautigam
Dacron
Pearl
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