Fumes Stricken Boy In Critical Condition
Albert Lea Minnesota AP Little Jonathan Mondeel, 3, remained in critical condition in a hospital respirator after inhaling fumes from parathion insecticide. His mother Mrs Mondeel rescued him with mouth to mouth resuscitation before an antidote arrived from New York City. The child is the son of farmers near Hollandale 16 miles northeast of Albert Lea.
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Albert Lea
Minn
Jonathan Mondeel
Jonathan
Arent Mondeels
Hollandale
Minnesota
Scranton Aims To Capture 24 Ky. Delegates
Governor Scranton travels from the Midwest to Kentucky to win its 24 uncommitted GOP delegates at the national convention. He plans stops in New Jersey Michigan West Virginia and Tennessee and receives a letter of endorsement from Dr Milton Eisenhower. Scranton predicts favorable second ballot conditions in Kentucky and seeks broad support amid civil rights debate.
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Jack Lynch
Harrisburg
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Midwest
Kentucky
Scranton
New Jersey
Michigan
West Virginia
Tennessee
Jack Conmy
Lansing
Mich
Conmy
Louisville
Milton S. Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Chester
Goldwater
Thruston B. Morton
John Sherman Cooper
Ordination Anniversary Observed by Two East Paint Creek Churches
WAUKON Iowa The two East Paint Creek Church congregations will mark the 35th anniversary of Pastor Rev E O Baalson. Union service begins 10 am at West Paint Creek Lutheran with Rev I B Sorenson sermon Rev Clarence Baalson liturgist and Rev Emmett Busch in charge of devotions. Choirs from both churches sing morning and afternoon. Baalson ordained at Big Canoe Church Brooten Minnesota in 1942 and served the churches since, with a wartime chaplaincy in World War II.
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Waukon
Iowa
East Paint Creek
E. O. Baalson
West Paint Creek Lutheran Church
I. B. Sorenson
Clarence Baalson
Emmett Busch
West Church
Mr. Baalson
Big Canoe Church
Brooten
Minn
Police Ambulance and Fire Dispatches From La Crosse
Records list multiple June incidents with patient transports to La Crosse Hospital Hillview Home St Francis Clinic and Skemp Clinic a knee cut from birch street fall and two fires one grass behind Party House on Highway 14 and a fire at Richs Super Fair wiring short in a fixture and a street sweeper fire with wiring hose damage in City.
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Pauline Meyer
Sand Lake Road
la Crosse Hospital
Ole Hanson
Lutheran Hospital
Hillview
Hilma Wamke
St. Francis Hospital
Donald
Dresen
Birch St
Robinsdale
Skemp
Shelby
Party House
Highway 14
South Ave
7Th
Main Streets
Onalaska Bike License Renewal Schedule Decoded
City Clerk Harold Johnson announced the bicycle license renewal schedule for Onalaska. Bike owners must bring registration cards and 50 cents, with a safety check by the police. licensing runs Monday through Friday with fixed license number ranges at City Hall starting 8:30 a.m. Each unregistered licensees are handled on the final day.
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iCity
Onalaska
Harold Johnson
Onalaska City Hall
Eight Men Saved In Milwaukee Sewer Tunnel Fire
An electrical fire in a 100 foot sewer tunnel near South Milwaukee trapped eight workers. They escaped within 40 minutes, seven treated for smoke inhalation and released. one worker unharmed. The fire began in a battery cable, with explosions and oxygen limits hindering exit. The Santucci Construction Co. of Skokie, Illinois conducted the work.
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Milwaukee
Trinity Hospital
Cudahy
Leonard Prophet
Hoyle Green
South Milwaukee Police Department
State Industrial Commission
Robert W. Landry
Santucci Construction Co
Skokie, Ill
Two Miss Wisconsin prelim winners crowned in Oshkosh
Miss Milwaukee Joan Fillar and Miss North Shore Angela Baldi won prelim talent and swimsuit segments as the Miss Wisconsin contest opened in Oshkosh. Twelve contestants swam in the swimsuit round and 12 performed in talent.
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Oshkosh
Miss Milwaukee
Joan Fillar
Miss’ North Shore
Angela Baldi
Miss Wisconsin
Miss Fillar
Rights Bill Near White House As Key Senate Vote Looms
Senator W McCormack of Massachusetts backs the measure with optimism for a July White House passage. Twenty nine senators speak on final votes while Barry Goldwater signals a reluctant no citing constitutional concerns in public accommodations and employment titles. A contrasting image shows a mother sea otter sheltering her pup with a protective dive.
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Scranton
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Johnson
Senate
Goldwater
R-Ariz
Trinity Lutheran Church Picnic Set for June 21
In Sparta Wisconsin Trinity Lutheran Church and its school community plan an annual church picnic and fellowship at Blyton Park on Sunday June 21 starting at 12 15 p m. The event invites congregants and school families to gather for meals and activities.
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Sparta
Wis
Trinity Lutheran Church
Blyton Park
Livestock and market updates from La Crosse area dated June 19 1964
Reports from Swift & Company Winona and South St Paul include hog prices 15.10 to 15.50 and 13.00 to 13.25 for top lows. Cattle markets show Hi-Choice 20.75 and top fed Holsteins 16.50 with cows 13.00. Also Chicago Wheat Corn Oats Soybeans and Butter Eggs prices listed with regional livestock figures.
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Republic Steel
S Inc
Rexall Drug
Aileen
Reynolds Metals
Royal Dutch
Central
Spartans
Clark
G. D. Searle
First Bk
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair Oil
Gaway Trans
Godfrey Co
Socony
Hamilton Mfg
Sperry Rand Heileman Brw
Standard Oil
Ind
Ti Koehring Co
la X Rubber
Studebaker
Sunray
Marine Cap
Swift Inc
Texaco
McQuay, Trane Co
Mtg
Guar
Union Oil
Nekoosa U.S. Rubber North
U.S. Steel
Pyroil Co
Western Air Lines
Rap Industries
Westinghouse Elec
Rockwell Mfg
White Motors
Zenith
Swank, Inc
Warner Elec
Boston Capital
First National Western Power
City Bank
Mutual Funds Law Cooler
Boston Fund
Epko Shoe
Chem. Fund
Wallace Press
Eaton & Howard Fund
Dow Jones
Eaton & Howard Railroads
Fidelity Fund
Corneac Wisconsin
Swift & Company
Winona
Minn
South ST. Paul
South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Tornadoes injure several as lake waters rise near Silver Beach
The Glenwood Starbuck area storm injures Mr and Mrs Glen Macomber of Payne Michigan Rev Richard Hansen of Caledonia Minnesota Luther Kirkwold of Glenwood and Donald Wilson of Benson Minnesota. Albert Christianson witnessed the tornado lifting water from Lake Minneska as it neared Silver Beach. The Kandiyohi County village and nearby farms suffered uprooted trees unroofed buildings destroyed and scattered debris. Trailer homes overturned and Fergus Falls reports nearly three inches of rain causing basement floods.
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Glen Macomber
Payne
Mich
Richard Hansen
Caledonia
Minn
Luther Kirkwold
Glenwood Area
Donald Wilson
Benson
Glenwood
Starbuck Area
Albert Christianson
Starbuck
Lake
Train bombing kills twenty Vietnamese civilians in South Vietnam
In Saigon a Viet Cong attack on a crowded passenger train near Nha Trang killed twenty civilians and injured many more. Rescue teams evacuated the wounded by helicopter to military hospitals as officials warned of rising extremist violence affecting civilians.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nha Trang
Nah Trang
Viet Nam
Milwaukee Rabbi Among 16 Arrested
St Augustine Florida AP reports 16 Jewish churchmen including Rabbi Clyde Sills 29 of Milwaukee were arrested for trespass violations during a motel sit in protesting racial discrimination at Congregation Emanu El B ne Jeshurun source city Milwaukee and protests across the nation
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ST. Augustine, Fla
Clyde Sills
Milwaukee
Rabbi Sills
Congregation
Emanu-El B
Student Lives Quiet Life in Yale Ventilation Shaft
Allen Kornfeld a Tulsa student lived in a Yale ventilation shaft for seven months to save rent. He slept on a mattress in a tiny cubbyhole with a clock and radio, using his electric blanket in winter. He left Yale after graduation day and revealed his off campus, rent-free niche story.
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New Haven
Kornfeld
Yale
Silliman College
Johnson Starts Three Day Tour Of California
President Johnson begins a California tour as Democratic unity forms to back his November bid. Salinger and Cranston lead the party's unity drive with Gov. Brown, while a $792 million Bay Area rapid transit project and a $100 plate Salute dinner highlight the trip. Salinger and Cranston clash over delegates, Brown may be considered for vice president, and Johnson aims to secure California's 40 electoral votes.
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San Francisco
California
Johnson
White House
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Alan Cranston
Edwards Air Force Base
San Francisco Bay
Concord
Bay
Washington
Irun
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Cranston
Edmund G. Brown
Nixon
Brown
River Readings Show Degree Days and Relative Totals
Report notes degree days with 0, total 67 percent, compared to last year 7655 and normal 7575. Minor variance highlighted for planning and energy use assessment.
Inonu Flips on Resigning to Stay for Cyprus Talks
Turkish Prime Minister Inonu, after threatening to quit over Parliament's Cyprus vote, reversed course and said he would remain in office. He planned to travel Sunday to Washington to meet President Johnson, seeking backing to handle the Cyprus crisis amid a narrow 199 to 195 margin.
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Ankara
Turkey
Ismet Inonu
Cyprus
Washington
Johnson
Inonu
Viewsmen
Cemal Gursel
Gursel
Ieaders
Atlantic Alliance
Weather Summary for Lacrosse and Vicinity
Fair and cooler Friday night with a warm Saturday highs in the low 80s. Wisconsin and Minnesota forecasts show cooler nights and scattered showers or thunderstorms in places with hail in the south east. Western Wisconsin five day outlook calls for 2 to 4 degrees below normal with .70 to .90 inches of rain Sunday and Monday.
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Lacrosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
la Crosse
Jacobs Shoots 6-Under-Par To Lead Palmer
Tom Jacobs fired a six under par 64 at Congressional to take a one stroke lead over Arnold Palmer at the midway point of the 1964 National Open. Jacobs, 29, from Bermuda Dunes California, posted a 36 hole 136 while Palmer added a 69 for a 137.
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Washington
Tommy Jacobs
Arnold Palmer
Jacobs
Bermuda Dunes
Calif
Palmer
Congressional Country Club
State Camp Youth Dies Near Black River Falls
William Bentz aged 17 of the Wisconsin Boys Camp near Black River Falls died unexpectedly on Tuesday evening June 16. A doctor was summoned and Bentz reportedly had a lung removal operation in childhood. The cause of death is undetermined and an autopsy will be conducted in Eau Claire. His mother is said to live in the Lac du Flambeau area.
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Black River Falls
Wis
William Bentz
Wisconsin
Here
Eau ‘Laire
Lac du Flambeau
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