Three Local Golf Meets Set in La Crosse County
Golfers prepare for three La Crosse County events Sunday and Monday at the City Medal tournament Maple Grove Pro-Amateur and Jaycee Junior meet. Iverson, Knothe, Redel and Burns are noted past winners with state qualifiers advancing to Beloit.
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la Crosse Tribune
la Crosse County
la Crosse Country Club
Herb Ristow
Maple Grove
la Crosse
Country Club
Don Iverson
City
Rochester
Minn
Bill Marquardt
Marquardt
Iverson
Jack Knothe
Chuck Redel
Jim Burns
John Miller
Jaycee
Bob Quinn
Galesville
Dick Koeller
Paul Lehman
John Dickson
Maple Grove golf meet honors and past champions list
The Jaycee International event staging at Mendakota and South View in St. Paul features a 9 a.m. shotgun start with nine holes in the morning and 18 in the afternoon. Past Maple Grove tourney winners include Jim Walsh of La Crosse and John Hogden of Galesville with a 97 best-ball score tying the 1962 meet record. other notable teams and multiple partners are listed, along with historic records set by Bruce Bellows, Pat Patterson, and Arlan Johnson among Maple Grove pros dating back to 1939.
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Mendakota
South View
St. Paul
Minn
Jim Walsh
la Crosse
John Hogden
Galesville
Maple Grove
Bruce Bellows
Pat Patterson
Eau Claire
Chuck Redel
Bud) Krause
Bill Halverson
Herb Brown
Durand
Rod Adolph
Gordon Emerson
River Falls
Walter Atwood
Ed Karpowicz
Madison
Herb Ristow
Walsh
U. S. Snellbaker
Jim Gelatt
Armand
Bunk) Arneson
Kenneth
Patterson
Gale Weiss
Don Nichols
Ristow
Johnson
Marquardt
Joe Ludden
Arlan Johnson
Jim Huttel
Don Iverson
Bob Johns
Jack Knothe
Jim Burns
Art Johnson
Gene Ring
Bill Marquardt
Tie
Harry Kolter
Ed Novakee
Vitense
Steve Caravello
Tri State Deaths and Local Obituaries Across Wisconsin
Genoa and Arcadia communities report multiple deaths on June 17 with survivors and service details. Peter Pederson of Waukon, Julian Husmoen of Ettrick and George Youle of Galesville are remembered with burial plans, family ties, and honors. Local clubs and golf results close the item with prize winners and upcoming matches.
Vikings decide not to build sliding bleachers at stadium
The Vikings abandon movable bleachers plan at Metropolitan Stadium opting for a permanent east side grandstand for 12 000 seats. They cite turf disruption and Twins opposition as main reasons and target completion for the 1965 baseball season boosting seating by 5500.
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ST. Paul - Minneapolis
Minnesota Vikings
Metropolitan Stadium
Vikings
Minnesota Twins
Cal Griffith
La Crosse Cribbage? 1964 edition headline not clear
The readable line notes La Crosse Cribune dated June 18 1964 with delivery on June 19. No additional events or names are readable from the fragment.
Bull Rider Swanson Takes 3 Day Rest In Town
North Branch Minnesota AP Carl Swanson rests three days after driving 300 miles toward the Gulf of Mexico aboard Randy a one ton bull from International Falls. Swanson and Randy will headline the town's summer festival and parade on Sunday with boots purchased by locals who pledge 68 dollar boots for Randy.
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Swanson
North Branch
Minn
Carl Swanson
Randy
International Falls
Gulf of Mexico
Lightning Free N Itrogen
A Washington wired report notes thunderstorms fertilize farmland by releasing atmospheric nitrogen. It describes lightning and thunder science, storm mechanics, and the global prevalence of 1800 storms at a time, plus the ground impact and safety tips. An AP dispatch also mentions amateur radio operators Dave Allerheiligen and Garth Kennedy exchanging greetings.
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Washington
Nature
National Geographic Society
Polar
Holdredge
Nev
Dave Allerheiligen
Holdrege
Garth Kennedy
Lincoln
Neb
Allerheiligen
Kennedy
Holdregen Street
Lincoln Street
Hold ‘Rege
Police and Ambulance Calls Across City on June 17
On June 17 at 3:23 p.m. an ambulance took Martin Brewer, 51, of 411 Avon St., to St. Francis Hospital from Milwaukee Road Depot for illness. At 7:57 p.m. Silvia Gianoli, 72, of 2551 S. 14th St., was transported to St. Francis Hospital for illness from St. Francis Church. At 11:03 p.m. Karen Newburg, 22, of 112 S. 1th St., was taken to St. Francis Hospital for illness. Fire Department calls include a chimney issue at 1136 King St. at 10:38 a.m. and a defective washer at King Koin Launderette, 2238 State Road, at 5:22 p.m. The report lists traffic infractions and fines for several individuals, including James D. Ericksmoon of Arcadia for a hit and run, Laurence Hammler of Eau Claire for passing a stopped school bus, and others for improper registration, driving with improper equipment, failure to yield, speeding, and related offenses. A range of names and addresses appear with corresponding penalties.
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Milwaukee Road Depot
Martin Brewer
Avon St
St. Francis Hospital
St.Thomas More Catholic Church
Silvia Gianoli
S. 14Th St
Karen ‘Newburg
S. 1Th St
William Gerrard
King St
King Koin Launderette
State Road
James D. Ericksmoon
Arcadia
Laurence Hammler
Eau Claire
Gary Lee Julson
Mondovi
Alvin P. Middleton
Whitehall
Floyd H. Wik
Joseph Kubera
Augusta
Lloyd Johnson
Blair
Clifford A. Rebarchek
Rickie John Linberg
Strum
Patrick Plemon
Wayne L. Hamler
Donald L. Back
Independence
Andrew P. Lisowski
Jlane
John W. Schultz
Kenosha
Jerome Slabik
Ronald E. Jacobs
Chicago
Ill
Beef import controls face Senate clash as exports dip
The Johnson administration presses Congress to pass tighter beef import limits while foreign supplies fall. Agriculture secretary Freeman argues imports are already down to the 1958 target, but lawmakers press for continued protection amid dairy and livestock politics. Seasonal farm labor shows less than 10 percent foreign, with Mexican workers peaking in Texas and the West. Real estate boards warn zoning and population growth strain rural land while demand remains strong.
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Associated Press
Washrington
Johnson
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Washington
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Mequon Muellers Lead Wisconsin Victory in WTA Cup
The Mueller sisters of Mequon won two singles matches and paired for a doubles win as Wisconsin beat Chicago district 5 1 in the Western Tennis Association Cup opening round. Barbara Mueller beat Sue Eastman 7 5 6 4 and Jackie Mueller defeated Jean Mead 4 6 6 0 9 7 with the sisters combined for the only doubles win 7 5 6 3. Other singles saw Ellen Friedlander Fox Point beat Suzi Bemen 6 2 6 2, Andrea Western Glendale over Jane Schostrom 7 5 6 4, Wendy Whitlinger Neenah over Betty Klick 3 6 12 10 6 2, and Jean Schroeder Wauwatosa losing to Barbara Kunz 6 1 6 0.
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Detroit
Mueller
Mequon
Wisconsin
Chicago
Ellen Friedlander
Fox Points
Suzi Bemen
Andrewa Western
Glendale
Jane Schostrom
Wendy Whitlinger
Neenah
Betty Klick
Jean Schroeder
Lor Wauwatosa
Barbara Kunz
Former AP Newsman Joins Nelson Staff
Roger Blobaum a 34 year old former Associated Press reporter in Madison and Chicago joined Sen Gaylord Nelsons staff on Wednesday Blobaum will specialize in information gathering on issues in Wisconsin and national concerns as part of his new role.
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Washington
Roger Blobaum
Associated Press
Madison
Wisconsin
Chicago
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Blobaum
Los Angeles
Jesus
Mexico
Eder Jofre
Brazil
Great Lakes
Nelson
Gover
Nor
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Genoa
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Mamie Toelkes
Portland
Ore
Mark
Josephine) Finnegan
Beloit
Schumacher Funeral Home
St. Charles Catholic Church
Dominic Eichman
Winnebago Street
ED Servais SR
Perpetual Help
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Servais
Albert J
Ed Jr
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Fountain City
Joe
Dodge
Louis
Elmer
Adolph
Dorothy) Rehbahn
Charles
Mulder
West Salem
Mary Servais
Peter Pederson
Julian Husmoen
Ettrick
French Creek Lutheran Church
H. A. Lease
French Creek Cemetery
Runnestrand
Bob Johns Jr
Dick Pearse
Tris Haritos
George Youle
George W. Youle
W. F. Wallace Youle
Gaybrook
Alice Larkin
George M. Hastings
Suzanne
Karolyn
A. B. Reider
Rockfalls
LA Crescent
Thelill
Harold Lemke
Donna Lemke
David Donahue
Jane, Blaschke
Lyn Burbank
Clarence Vetsch
Bemidji
Bemidji, Minn
Bemidji State College
Harry Fritz
Western Illinois University
Macomb, Ill
Fritz
Missouri State
Transylvania College
Lexington
Wendell Sacia
Wilbur Dick
Vi Kenyon
John Williamson Jr
Robert Sacia
Pine Creek
America
United States
Ernest K. Gann
Whitehall, Wis
Larry R. Hill
LeRoy Kolstad
Elena
Wallace
LBJ
By Ovid A. Martin
Freeman
Senate Finance Committee
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Agriculture Department
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Republican Farm Roundup
Republican Committee
Europe
Labor Department
Texas
Muellers
Oui
Goodyear
Great Songs OF
Canada
Goodsyear
Cathedral
Fisher's Super Service
Superior Tire Co
Copeland Ave
Frank Len
So. Ave
Losey Blvd
Ward Ave
Mindoro, Wis
D & D Tire Mart
Rose St
Casey's Skelly Service
4Th and Market Sts
Klein’s
Texaco
Mormon Coulee Rd
Betz DX Boulevard
Shell
Merfeld
Lang
Carlson Texaco
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