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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1964

Page

5

Court Accepts Test Case on Judges Pay

Wisconsin Supreme Court accepted a test case challenging county judges pay during their terms. Dane County Judge William Sachtjen sues Dane County Clerk Otto Festge after a $100 monthly raise was blocked. The suit argues the county board has authority to raise judges' pay despite a constitutional ban cited by the district attorney.

Madison Wisconsin Supreme Court State Board of County Judges Dane County William Sachtjen Otto Festge Sachtjen Festge

Wife Waiting One Of Man's Ordeals

A humorous AP piece by Hal Boyle notes wife waiting as a common hardship for husbands. It contrasts his view on earning a living with the longer daily wait for wives to get ready, and shares quips about wardrobe woes and patient acceptance. It includes a Wichita zoo anecdote and a ventriloquism hobby gone wrong.

New York Wichita Kan Bob White

Dress Changing Triggers Husband’s Rising Blood Pressure

A woman's constant wardrobe changes frustrate her husband who scolds her for taking long to dress. He vents in anger, while she remains unfazed. The scene portrays marital friction over routine attire and timing, reflecting gendered expectations.

Family Loses Fourth Child By Accident

Hartford Alabama report says the Huey Chandlers endured another tragedy as their fourth child died in an accident. The family previously lost twins Mary and Martha in 1955 to a car fire and son Billy Gene in an auto crash in Texas. On Tuesday 18 year old David Chandler and friend Carl Williams drowned when a boat capsized during a fishing trip. The Chandlers have five surviving children.

Hartford Ala Huey Chandlers Mary Martha Chandlers Billy Gene Texas David Chandler David Carl Williams

Negroes March and Sing in St Augustine Demonstration

Negroes in St Augustine march through a white residential area at night as a grand jury investigates unrest. About 300 marchers with Jewish clergy from nine states join a prayer service at Monson Motor Lodge after a beach sit‑in and later arrests total over two hundred in nine days.

ST. Augustine Fla U.S. 1A Monson Motor Lodge St. Augustine Beach

House Votes To Retain Excise Taxes On Luggage And Jewelry

Washington AP report details the House vote to keep federal excise taxes at 10 percent on luggage preparations furs and jewelry. The move, backed by President Johnson as good sense, failed 207 to 185 as leaders urged more study.

Washington House Johnson John W. Byrnes Wisconsin Ways and Means Committee

Wallace Sees Southern Unity as Key to Election

Alabama Gov. George Wallace told Louisiana lawmakers and about 1,000 at a $25 banquet that a united South can decide the November vote. He asserted the seven Deep South states carried by Democrats in 1960 hold the balance of power and that the Electoral College can override liberal opponents. The speech in Baton Rouge emphasized states rights and free enterprise with Gov. John McKeithen introducing him and attendees including former governors Ross Barnett and Jimmie Davis.

Baton Rouge Alabama George C. Wallace United South Wallace Free Electors Louisiana Louisiana Committee For Free Electors John McKeithen C. C. Aycock Ross Barnett Mississippi Jimmie Davis

Senoret Chemical Co Inc Patents at St Louis Drug Stores

Senoret Chemical Co Inc of St Louis Missouri expands distribution through drug grocery and hardware stores in the city. The move aims to widen access to its chemical products across retail outlets.

Senoret Chemical Co. Inc St. Louis 2

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