Flooding At Three SD Cities From Violent Weather
Violent weather caused flooding in Huron Fort Pierre and Pierre SD while tornadoes injure three and damage buildings at Rapid City. Huron received nearly five inches of rain with hail and 63 mph winds as National Guardsmen patrolled.
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Deaths Across Tri State Honor Local Residents
Mrs. Effie Blanche Turnbull of Galesville aged 92 died in a Whitehall hospital. Services set for 2 pm Wednesday at Smith Mortuary with Rev. George Anderson officiating. Eastern Star service Tuesday evening. Survivors include son Raymond and daughter Florene Bond, two grandchildren. William Neumann of rural Coon Valley died Sunday. Magdalen Radcliffe, 93, of Melrose died Sunday. funeral at Melrose Methodist Church with burial in Melrose Cemetery. She leaves two sons, a stepson, and many relatives. member of Royal Neighbors and American Legion Auxiliary. Burial and visitation details noted for all.
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Journal Man Heads Photographer Group
Milwaukee Journal Co. staff photographer John Ahlhauser, 43, was elected president of the National Press Photographers Association at the annual seminar. Ahlhauser has served 19 years with the Journal Co. and is a Marquette University journalism graduate. Robert E. Gilka of Washington D.C., another Marquette alumnus and former Journal employee, received the Sprague award as the association's top honor and is director of photography for National Geographic Magazine.
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National Geographic Magazine
Brownsville Plans Sunday Liquor Referendum
Brownsville Minnesota will hold a Sunday liquor referendum on July 6. The village of 382 residents sits on the Mississippi River south of La Crescent in Houston County.
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Radio Highlights Doubleheader Twins Orioles Game
WKBH airs a Monday baseball doubleheader featuring the Minnesota Twins against the Baltimore Orioles at 4:15 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Then WLCX broadcasts Vox Pop at 8 p.m.
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Uniform 21 the central goal in highway bill debate
Legislators weigh age 21 uniformity for driving age and opposed or revised testing rules. They discuss implied consent, renewal exams, and proposed inspector liability, with emphasis on protecting older drivers while enhancing road safety. Local officials consider county patrols vs state patrol expansion and practical testing guidelines.
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Stock Quotations and Commodities June 19 1967 Noon
Stock quotes from Allied Stores to Woolworth list interdealer prices with Industrials Railroads and Utilities averages. Commodities show grains Wheat Soybeans Corn and Soybean oil, plus regional bids from Central Wisconsin firms. Also cattle hogs and livestock markets from South St Paul, Winona and La Crosse area with weather outlooks for Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa and nearby regions.
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Kresce
Minn
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Monsanto Chemical
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Olin Mathieson
Pepsi-Cola
Rexall! Drug
Marshall CO
National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
Wis
First Bank
Seven Time Parents Adopt Boy After Many Daughters
Ventura California AP reports Shelley and Sandra Rama, a sevengirl couple, adopt a boy after ten years of having six daughters named Sandra Stacey Susan Shannon and Shawn. They name their son Tracy.
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Cleanup Begins On LCU Registrar Office After Rain
La Crosse State University registrar Robert C. LeRoy says two weeks of cleanup have started after last week’s storm. Temporary records and supplies were damaged and a strong odor lingered in Main Hall under the skylight. permanent vault records remained undamaged.
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Two Boys Drown In Minnesota Waterways
Two youths died in separate Minnesota incidents on Sunday. Seven year old Todd Schmidt of Wayzata drowned near Wayzata Beach on Lake Minnetonka after a fall into a lagoon. Thirteen year old Patrick Raway of Hastings drowned in the Vermillion River near Hastings after hitting rocks. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernona Schmidt and Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Raway.
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Butter and Eggs Steady at Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Chicago brokers report butter and eggs holding steady with wholesale buying prices largely unchanged. The 93 score AA and 90 B levels show minimal movement while eggs maintain current price ranges for various grades and qualities.
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Chicago Potatoes and Poultry Prices Report
USDA notes total U S potato shipments for Friday through Sunday at 361 641 56 with strong new supplies and slow demand. California carrot whites quoted 3 00 to 3 25 per unit. Live poultry wholesale prices unchanged roasters 27 to 29 cents and special white rock fryers 19.0 to 21.12 cents.
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Eight Wisconsin traffic deaths over the weekend reported
At least eight people died on Wisconsin roads over the weekend raising the year total to 401. Victims include Paul Burg 20 of New Holstein Allan Jones 28 of Milwaukee Gerald Phillips 27 of De Pere Ronald Swenson 23 of Chicago David Carver 19 of rural Kenosha James Seekamp 19 and Wayne Bicknell 24 of Norwalk and Lyle Schaller 46 of Bangor. A Port Hueneme resident Jennie Cummings 80 died from injuries in a June crash near Marshfield not counted among weekend victims.
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Vietnam War Update Potent U S Airstrikes and Ky Campaign
U S jets blasted targets from Thanh Quang to Thai Nguyen and near Hanoi with B52s marking two years in Vietnam. Casualties in a Viet Cong ambush rose U S deaths to 33 with 107 wounded. Navy Air Force and Marines logged 166 North Vietnam missions. Premier Ky defended security gains and outlined his campaign for the September presidential vote.
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Hussein’s Doubt on U.S. Planes Aiding Israel
Jordan's King Hussein said he has no conclusive proof that British and U.S. planes from aircraft carriers aided Israel in fighting Arab states. He added he is not accusing any nation but cannot rule out the possibility.
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Legislative Lobbying Probe Recessed After 90 Minutes
Madison AP John Doe probe into legislative lobbying recessed for lunch after witnesses. Howard Meister, freed last month of a bribery charge, testified briefly while others like Leo Mortensen and Dorothy Effinger were listed to testify. The closed session was expected to continue through Friday with secrecy rules in place.
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Kosygin and Eban clash over Middle East at UN session
Soviet Premier Kosygin and Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban traded sharp accusations during a UN emergency session on the Middle East. Kosygin condemned US policy and called for Israeli troop withdrawals, while Eban blamed the Soviet Union for fueling tensions and defended Israel's right to security and vital waterways. The session adjourned with a renewed push for peace and a warning of potential nuclear dangers.
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Nasser Names Self Premier of Cabinet
President Gamal Abdel Nasser announced a sweeping government reshuffle and named himself premier of a new cabinet in Cairo Radio reports. The move followed his earlier offer to resign, which Parliament declined to accept, with five vice presidents named including Zakaria Mohieddin.
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Crash claims multiple lives and injuries across Minnesota
Joseph Wrobel, 27, of Minneapolis died after a two car crash in downtown Minneapolis. Edgar Smith, 35, was hospitalized in satisfactory condition. Terrence Vollmer, 19, of Austin died after a motorcycle collision. Candice Eldred, 17, of Long Prairie and driver John Schantz, 27, were in a crash near Long Prairie with Schantz hospitalized. The report notes survivors and relatives including Mary Ann Nunemacher and Ja cob Nunemacher of Hokah and others.
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Car Plows Tourists in Los Angeles Street Crash
A car jumped into a group of tourists on Overa Street in downtown Los Angeles injuring 21 people. Witnesses described the scene as crowds collapsing like bowling pins. The driver, Harold Francis Bilby, 65, told police he started the engine and it just took off.
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Australian Lord Baillieu Dies After Long Illness
Lord Baillieu of Sefton Australian peer and industrialist dies in Melbourne hospital after a long illness at 77. He had served as president of Dunlop Rubber Co since 1957.
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Fire and medical calls logged by La Crosse department
Fire crews responded to multiple incidents including a dump fire at Isle la Plume and a possible smoke issue at Machine Products Company. Police ambulance and hospital transfers involved Ivy Motel incidents and a Casper Grogan injuring chin, alongside illnesses at St Francis Hospital for Frank Gagermeier.
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Kickapoo High School Dedication Attended by 3000
In Viola Wisconsin an estimated three thousand people attended the dedication ceremonies for the new Kickapoo High School. Governor Warren Knowles was the speaker and Congressman Vernon Thomson also attended.
Frauen kron twins born at Lutheran Hospital
Twin daughters were born on June 15 to Mr and Mrs Duane E Frauen kron of Houston Minnesota. Lois Ann Hammes is named as a reference in the birth notice.
Weather summary and five day outlook for La Crosse region
The forecast shows temperatures 2 to 5 degrees below normal from Tuesday through next Saturday. La Crosse normal highs 81 and lows 60. Expect 0.2 inch precipitation in showers or storms Tuesday and again Friday or Saturday. Cooler midweek, warmer by Friday or Saturday. Moon will be full on June 21. Record highs and lows cited from June 19, 1953 and 1882.
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