Thompson Appeal Set By High Court
The Minnesota Supreme Court will hear fall arguments on appeals by T. Eugene Thompson who was denied a new trial and convicted of first degree murder in his wife Carol Thompson's slaying. Oral arguments are set for October 4. Thompson, 37, is in Stillwater prison serving a life sentence.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota Supreme Court
T. Eugene Thompson
Supreme Court
Thompson
Stillwater
Carol
Hennepin County
Rolf Fosseen
C. Paul Jones
Minneapolis
Supreme Court Ap
Norman Mastrian
Duluth
Anderson
County Youth Corps Program Extended in La Crosse County
County Board Chairman John Thomas announced the Neighborhood Youth Corps program in La Crosse County will run for at least 30 more days. The program funds local youths for flood cleanup and repairs, with work across county parks, river islands, and Campbell and Shelby towns. A companion City of La Crosse effort is coordinated by Eugene Fry.
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John Thomas
la Crosse County
Thomas
Campbell
Shelby
la Crosse
Eugene Fry
MacDonald Simpson Denman Dies at 69 Retired Log Industry Leader
SAN RAFAEL Calif AP MacDonald Simpson Denman 69 retired Crown Zellerbach Corp executive whose 36 year career spanned a logging technology revolution died Wednesday.
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San Rafael
Calif
MacDonald Simpson Denman
Crown Zellerbach Corp
Milwaukee livestock market opens steady amid mixed cattle and hogs
Milwaukee stockyards report a steady start with cattle calves hogs and sheep showing stable prices. Estimated receipts total 300 cattle 200 calves 200 hogs and 50 sheep with detailed ranges for steers heifers calves and varying weights plus notes on Friday market closure and broadcast updates.
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Milwaukee
Hi Choice
South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Stock Quotations From National and Local Markets
National quotations from the National Association of Securities Dealers show inter dealer prices around 9 a.m. Local listings add regional bids and asks with markups noted. Prices cover various companies and mutual funds, including Bank and energy stocks and named funds with current ranges.
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National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
Central Telephone
Clark Oil & Ref
Epko Shoes, Inc
First Bank
Fridley Tornado Sparks Surge of Out-of-Town Intruders
Fridley Mayor William Nee said shysters and hoodlums swarmed into the disaster-hit city after a tornado last month. They offered to buy wrecked property and forged city admission tags, as Nee described at the Minnesota League of Municipalities convention. Milwaukee Mayor Henry Maier urged a federal cabinet post for urban affairs. Duluth Mayor George Johnson was elected Minnesota Mayors Association president.
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Moorhead
Minn
William Nee
Fridley
Nee
Minnesota League of Municipalities
Texas
Henry Maier
Milwaukee
Wis
Department of Urban Affairs
George Johnson
Duluth
Minnesota Mayors Association
Alex Smekta
Rochester
U S Airmen Missing After B52 Collision Off Guam
Sea search for seven U S airmen missing after two B52 bombers collided en route to Vietnam. One dead, four survivors and Capt Joe Robertson rescued from 12 foot seas. rescue plane damaged, medics treated the rescued crew. The amphibian crew and two medics assisted, while the five remaining aboard hoped for salvage.
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Manila
South China Sea
U.S
Guam
Viet Nam
US. Air Force
Clark Air Base
Joe C. Robertson
Mather Air Force Base
Calif
Harbor View Plaza project explained to La Crosse Realtors
City attorney John Flanagan outlined the Harbor View Plaza plan in the Greater La Crosse Board of Realtors meeting. The redevelopment area west of 2nd Street between State and Mount Vernon Streets would be rehabbed or cleared for new use, with $8 million in new construction and tax revenues rising from about $36 700 to 266 000.
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John Flanagan
Harborview Plaza
Greater la Crosse
Civil Rights Workers From Area Jailed
Three area civil rights activists were among 472 demonstrators arrested this week during a march on Mississippi's state capitol. Joseph Morse, Robert Gilliam, and Phyllis Cunningham were charged with picketing without a permit as the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party protested a special legislative session on voter registration.
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Jackson, Miss
State Capitol
Joseph Morse
Dakota
Minn
Robert Gilliam
Winona
Phyllis Cunningham
Marius Morse
Morning Star Orchard
Mississippi
St. Mary’s College
COFO
Gilliam
Miss Cunningham
St. Teresa College
Johnson outlines curbs on excise tax cuts signing plan
President Johnson said the 4.6 billion excise tax cut will take effect Tuesday with signing expected Monday. He touted benefits for consumers and urged merchants to pass savings along. The move reduces federal sales taxes and affects auto, household, and various other items with staged future reductions through 1969.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Treasury Department
Budget Bureau
Council of Economic Advisers
White House
Eee
John Q
Tobacco setting season gains momentum in Wisconsin fields
The article notes tobacco setting moving into full swing as farmers transplant seedlings from beds to fields led by Northern Wisconsin Tobacco Pool manager George Nettum. Cooler nights slow growth, with transplanting done by two man planters and tractor teams amid competing haying and replanting due to winter kill.
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Coulee
Blaise Merchlowitz
Michael Phillips
Rudolph Hulberg
West Salem
Hulberg
Tribune
George Nettum
Wisconsin
Crawford
Richland
Vernon
Clark County Death Toll Rises to 386 in 1965 Traffic
The Associated Press reports a Clark County man Clement Brown, 67, of Neillsville, dies in Marshfield Hospital from injuries from a May 30 crash. The toll includes Richard J. Wittman, 18, of West Allis, killed when his car hit a tree on Lisbon road near Hartland. Henry Kay Sr., 81, of New Berlin, dies in a two-vehicle collision in his hometown.
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Associated Press
Clark County
Wisconsin
Clement Brown
Neillsville
Marshfield
Richard J. Wittman
West Allis
Lisbon Road
Hartland
Henry Kay Sr
New Berlin
Florida editor dies after cerebral hemorrhage
Harvey J. Lopez Sr. aged 57, longtime editor of the St. Augustine Record, died Thursday from a cerebral hemorrhage after 15 years at the paper in St. Augustine Florida.
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Florida
ST. Augustine, Fla
Harvey J. Lopez Sr
St. Augustine
Commonwealth leaders plan five nation Viet Nam peace mission
British Prime Minister Harold Wilson will lead a five nation Commonwealth peace mission to Washington Moscow Saigon Hanoi and Beijing to seek negotiated talks on Vietnam. The group includes Kwame Nkrumah Abubakar Balewa Dudley Senanayake and Eric Williams who will travel quickly to push for negotiations and a possible pause in bombing.
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London
British Commonwealth
Peking
Harold Wilson
Washington
Moscow
Saigon
Hanoi
Johnson
Commonwealth Mission
Patrick Gordon Walker
U.S
Wilson
Kwame Nkrumah
Ghana
Abu‘bakar Tafawa Balewa
Nigeria
Western Hemisphere
Eric Williams
Trinidad and Tobago
Asia
Dudley Senanayake
Ceylon
Viet Nam
House of Commons
Balewa
Nkrumah
Senanayake
Algiers
Governor Knowles Hospitalized With Abdominal Pain
Wisconsin Governor Warren P. Knowles was admitted to University Hospitals with abdominal pain and chills after reporting a 102 degree fever. Dr. Fred Ansfield said tests were needed to determine the illness, with Knowles in satisfactory condition but staying for further examination.
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Madison
Warren P. Knowles
Fred Ansfield
Knowles
Ansfield
County Boards Oppose Joint Traffic Patrol Consolidation
Madison AP report notes the Wisconsin County Boards Association opposes a bill to merge county traffic patrols with sheriff departments citing local option. A. J. Thelen says counties with efficient separate systems should not be forced to change. The bill would require boards to pass an ordinance by Nov 1 and abolish patrols by Jan 1 1966. It proposes placing deputy sheriffs under civil service. In New York AP, editor Jack Turcott dies at 58.
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Madison
Wisconsin County Boards Association
Sheriffs’ Department
A. J. Thelen
Association
Thelen
Assembly Highways Committee
G. K. Anderson
R - Waupaca
Bombing Raid in Vietnam Yields Mixed Results and Personnel Losses
U S and Vietnamese forces reported a fierce bombing mission aimed at a large Viet Cong concentration in jungle area near Da Nang. One guerrilla killed and 10 wounded, plus two Americans dead and one wounded in Da Nang. B52s from Guam conducted first combat air strike, followed by B57s and Skyraiders. ground recon units and helicopter support aided retreat with no bodies found among locals. Informants noted missed target areas and extensive tunnel systems.
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da Nang
U.S
Strategic Air Command
Guam
D” Zone
Bien Hoa
Saigon
B57s
Dong Xuai
Viet Nam
U.S. Air Force
Arthur Sylvester
Washington
Malcolm W. Browne
Rains Swell Streams Kill Two in Mexico and Colorado Floods
Heavy rains across eastern New Mexico and neighboring Colorado caused widespread flooding. Two deaths occurred in a traffic accident near Raton, with Cimarron River flooding Springer and forcing evacuations. Roads, bridges, and rail lines disrupted as Denver area faces extensive flood damage and many homes homeless.
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New Mexico
Rocky Mountains
Santa Fe
Roswell
Denver
Raton
Springer
Cimarron
Santa Fe Railway
Grand Canyon
Super Chief
el Capitan
Colorado
South Platte River
Red Cross
Four Men Sentenced In Plot To Blow Up U S Shrines
Four men including three New York City residents and a French Canadian woman were convicted of conspiring to blow up the Statue of Liberty the Liberty Bell and the Washington Monument. Judge Herlands gave maximum terms up to ten years with probationary study before final disposition.
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NEW York
Haveeen
William B. Herlands
Herlands
New York City
Washington Monument
Montreal
Robert S. Collier
Khaleel S. Sayyed
Walter A. Bowe
Judgments Listed Against Local Residents in Credit Actions
Records show judgments for the Credit Bureau of La Crosse against Willard Halpin Bloomington for 100.10 and Peter Fishler Alice Fishler R 1 Bagley 1245.77 Donald Cherry R 2 Sparta 618.12 Jack Martin Bagley 529.21 Floyd Aynes R 3 Hillsboro 881.75 Milton Robert Seneca 818.52 Norman Olson R 1 Trempealeau 796.34. Police Ambulance report La Crosse June 17 3 20 p m Ewald Deters 77 of 1309 S 4th St to Lutheran Hospital illness.
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Credit Bureau of
la Crosse
Ewald Deters
S. 4Th St
Crouse Suffers Brain Damage Noted by Psychologist
Eighteen year old Harrison Crouse charged with murdering his parents and sister in Wilmette. psychologist testifies brain damage severe, with abnormal brain waves and behavior disorders. He remains mentally competent to stand trial but may not have understood actions at time of killings. Family formerly from La Crosse.
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Chicago
Harrison Crouse
Crouse
la Crosse
John R. Hughes
Northwestern University
Hughes
Morris
Norma
Sally
Wilmette
Palmer Lee of Ferryville Dies in Prairie du Chien
Palmer E. Lee 48 of Ferryville died June 16 in Prairie du Chien after a long illness. Born August 3, 1916 in Ferryville, he was a machinist with Gisholt Machine Co. of Madison for 17 years. Survived by two daughters Darrell Hunter and Sandra Lee, a son Terry, a stepson Trenton Hanson, and his father. Services at Utica Lutheran Church at 2 p.m. Friday. Rev. Andrew Hegre officiating. Burial in Utica Cemetery.
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Ferryville
Wis
Palmer E. Lee
Prairie du Chien
Mr. Lee
Peter Lee
Gisholt Machine Co
Madison
Darrell Hunter
R. 3
Terry
Trenton Hanson
Utica Lutheran Church
Andrew Hegre
Ithe Utica Cemetery
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