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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1958
Page
2
President Carlos P. Garcia pledges to wipe out corruption in Philippine public service while seeking about 350 million dollars in U S aid. He urges careful review of United States claims against the Philippines and says base disputes with the U S should be resolved with mutual respect.
On June 19 1958 Garcia wrapped a three day state visit with Dulles talks and a farewell din ner at the Philippine Embassy for Eisenhowers. Philippine and American experts worked on a development program. total aid not disclosed but rumored at about 350 million dollars in long term loans and credits.
Prime Minister Macmillan describes a Cyprus settlement creating separate Greek and Turkish representative bodies while Britain retains internal security. Local affairs would be shared but the governor controls defense. A seven year period may lead to joint sovereignty options amid efforts to reduce communal discrimination.
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Vladimir Semyenov departs Bonn by train for Moscow after eight weeks in a Bonn clinic for a heart attack. He fell ill in April while aiding Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan on a mission to Bonn.
Hog prices rise with strong demand while cattle and calf markets hold steady at major Midwest exchanges. Detailed ranges cover hogs from 160 to 500 pounds, sows and boars, calves and lambs, with hedge notes on weight classes. Chicago price lists show butter eggs poultry and hogs up to date, plus cattle and bull values and regional receipts. Local trading hours and post closing care for livestock are noted.
Cattle and hogs show mixed but mostly steady tone with most steer and heifer lots in the mid twenty range and hogs lifting 25 to 50 cents for barrows and gilts. Chicago potato arrivals and shipments show moderate supply with prices around 3.50 to 3.75 for several varieties and Idaho Tussets at 3.90.
In Sturgeon Bay Circuit Court Judge Arold Murphy dismissed the jury briefly and delivered a private message to juror Clarence Destree. The note stated his car had been taken home and the ill cow was better, as the panel waits to resume deliberations in the first degree murder case against Alvin Polten and Solomon John regarding Donald Crass's 1955 death.
Quiet birthdays mark a pair of La Crosse elders Dr. Frank J. Hoeschler turns 83 on Thursday and his brother Charles A. Hoeschler 85 on Friday. Both born in New Ulm Minnesota and the family moved to La Crosse in 1888 where they have lived since.
Police investigated a small blood spot in front of 823 Avon St as Lt. Det. Vern Weber reported a brown dress hat eyeglasses and case were found nearby. By noon no head injuries or lost articles reports had been filed.
Senator Knowland questioned whether Sherman Adams remains useful to President Eisenhower and if gifts by businessman Bernard Goldfine taint Adams. Many Republicans back Ike keeping Adams, while several state chairs urge resignation. Democrats plan to use the matter in campaigns.
The two week vacation Bible school at St Pauls Lutheran Church West Ave and Division St concludes Friday at 10 30 a m with a program for 170 students from four to eighth grade. A parish open house follows in the parish house to show work by pupils. A 17 member staff plus six substitutes led instruction and refreshments were provided daily by St Pauls Ladies Aid.
RIPON AP Two high school youths vie in the Badger Boys State general election for governor. Federalist nominees include John Kapke Janesville for state offices with Michael Davis Fond du Lac lieutenant governor Russell Reinke Brookfield secretary of state Robert Virtue Darlington state treasurer and Richard Kiphart Milwaukee attorney general. Nationalist nominees are Michael Josten Wauwatosa lieutenant governor Franklin Jesse Jr Appleton secretary of state William Mauthe Fond du Lac treasurer and David Wax Milwaukee attorney general.
Former Marshall treasurer George Kolar, a Rusk County farmer, was found guilty by a Circuit Court jury on embezzlement grand theft and malfeasance in office. An audit uncovered 5481 in shortages over 14 years. Sentencing set for June 26. he posted 15000 bond. Kolar blamed poor bookkeeping for the discrepancies.
A six year old boy, Dennis Rataczak, died when he was struck by a hay wagon on his grandfather Charles Robicheau's Montello area farm. The wagon was pulled by a tractor driven by the grandfather who said he did not see the child as he stumbled into the wagon's path.
Lake County National Bank will offer loans next week at half the usual rate to finance major instalment buys in Lake County. President Glick Shultz said the half rate applies to loans for boats autos major appliances and home improvements. Rates vary by loan purpose with new cars around 6 percent.
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