Wisconsin Lists Conditions for Air Facility Consolidation
Wisconsin submitted a document to the Civil Aeronautics Board arguing against airport service consolidation in the north central region. It urges naming Ashland La Crosse or a central Wisconsin airport as regional airports with options for continued travel and cost offsets, while considering a new facility in central Wisconsin as a practical solution.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Civil Aeronautics
CAB
Ashland
la Crosse
Ironwood
Mich
Mosinee A
Mosinee B
Stevens Point
Wausau
Wisconsin Rapids
Marshfield
Mosinee
VFW Auxiliary Plans 39th Annual Session in Eau Claire
The 39th annual Wisconsin department VFW Ladies Auxiliary convention will be held in Eau Claire from Wednesday to Saturday. Winners of a $300 nursing scholarship and the 29th annual high school writing contest will be announced and awarded. Registration starts Wednesday at the Eau Claire Hotel with officer elections Friday and a closing banquet parade and musical competition.
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Wisconsin Department of the Ladies Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Eau Claire
America
Robe Bros Motorcycle Shop Opens in Winona Minnesota
Robe Bros announces the opening of a new motorcycle shop at 573 East 4th Street in Winona Minnesota. The store bills itself as the most complete shop in the upper Midwest offering parts service and sales.
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Upper Midwest
E. 4Th St
Winona, Minn
Wisconsin Democrats weigh civil rights plank at convention
Delegates adopt a platform promising to work toward abolition of de facto segregation and a fair housing law. The plank, drafted with NAACP input, also calls for a Wisconsin Equal Opportunity Commission and inclusive education materials. Key election races include Vel Phillips versus Jeanette Swed for national committeewoman.
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Wisconsin Equal Opportunity Commission
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Arthur B. Nathan
Racine
Wisconsin
Reynolds
Lloyd Barbee
Milwaukee
Vel Phillips
Jeanette Swed
Bayside
Kennedy Survives Plane Crash as Nation Reacts
Eunice Shriver and Sargent Shriver rushed to the hospital after the crash near West Springfield. Police described a rain soaked foggy night with the plane hitting trees on a knoll. Kennedy spoke and was treated, with Johnson calling to check on his condition. Two Kennedy relatives had previously died in plane crashes.
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Northampton
Eunice Kennedy Shriver
Peace Corps
Sargent Shriver
Sen. Kennedy
Joan
Endicott Peabody
John E. Powers
South Boston
Kennedy
West Springfield
Barnes Airport
Westfield
Springfield
Robert Leveille
Southampton
Leveille
Robert Schauer
Schauer
Johnson
San Francisco
Joseph P. Jr
Navy
Kathleen
Europe
Storms Cause Injuries and Floods Across the Midwest
Storms and high winds injure a Milwaukee worker and cause damage to homes and property across Wisconsin Iowa Illinois and Nebraska. Rescues occurred after a cabin cruiser struck a rock off Milwaukee and a boat nearly swamped near Kenosha.
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Madison
Robert Jenders
Milwaukee
Allen-Bradley Co
Gene Abdin
Coast Guard
Lake Michigan
Kenosha
Omaha
Neb
Weather Bureau
Burlington
Iowa
Wisconsin
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio
Chicago
Joliet
Ill
Gulf Coast
Great Lakes
Cuba Claims Attack Plane Shot Down
The Cuban government alleges a United States plane bombed the Marcelo Salado mill near Caibarien and was shot down after being pursued by Cuban air force and anti-aircraft fire. Orlando Bosch, an exile group leader, questions details while Havana cites the attack as 11:45 timing.
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Miami
Fla
United States
Cuba
Las Villas
Havana
Orlando Bosch
Marcelo Salado
Caibarien
Ermen
Bosch
Revolutionary Insurrectional Recovery Movement
U.S
Illinois man arrested in La Crosse for bribe attempt at Trane
Robert C. Whiteside of Deerfield Illinois faced charges after allegedly offering cash and incentives to Trane Co. employee Patrick Murphy to obtain engineers names titles and organizational charts. Whiteside was arrested after a staged meeting in a Trane parking lot and posted a 500 bond. The case, handled by Dist Atty John Flynn and Burliegh Randolph, notes Wisconsin law prohibits bribing an employee to harm an employer while recruitment itself is not illegal.
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Illinois
la Crosse
Trane Co
Robert C. Whiteside
Deerfield
Ill
National Business Consultants
Whiteside
Dist. Atty
John Flynn
Asst
Dist
Burliegh Randolph
Patrick Murphy
la Crescent
Trane
Murphy
Flynn
Commodore
Randolph
East Avenue
Horton Street
Herman Rick
Peter G. Pappas
Pappas
Wisconsin
Miss Wisconsin Finalists Vie For Crown In Oshkosh
The Miss Wisconsin contest narrows to ten finalists competing in evening gown swim suit and talent segments tonight. Barbara Bonville of Whitefish Bay will crown the winner as Joan Fillar Miss Milwaukee and Angela Baldi Miss North Shore claim recent honors in swimsuit and talent events.
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Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Barbara Bonville
Whitefish Bay
Miss Milwaukee
Joan Fillar
Miss North Shore
Angela Gina Baldi
Miss Fillar
Miss Baldi
Collision Claims Life Of Woman In North Dakota
A head on crash near Grand Forks North Dakota killed 62 year old Susan O Murray of Duluth Minnesota and injured two male occupants from the other car David M Hanson 20 of McCluskey North Dakota and Larry Matson of Sebeka Minnesota.
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Grand Forks
N.D
Duluth
Minn
Susan O. Murray
Here
David M. Hanson
McCluskey
Larry Matson
Sebeka
NSP plans $15 million bond sale for 1964 65 projects
Northern States Power Company Wisconsin will file with the SEC and the Wisconsin Public Service Commission to sell 15 million dollars in 30 year first mortgage bonds by competitive bidding. Bids open August 11. Proceeds to fund 1964 65 construction and repay bank loans. NSP Wisconsin has spent over 33 million in utility property additions in the past 4 years 5 months.
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Northern States Power Company
Wisconsin
Securities and Exchange Commission
Wisconsin Public Service Commission
Stuart V. Willson
NSP
NSP Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Chicago
Willson
Dog Owners Urged To License Pets
La Crosse Police Chief George Long warned Friday that dog owners without licenses will be charged in Municipal Court. Dogs over three months old must be licensed, with licenses available at the city treasurer's office.
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la Crosse
George Long
Youth Flees Deputy After Shooting at Power Lines
A boy fired at power line insulators Thursday afternoon and fled when approached by La Crosse County deputy sheriff Larry Linhart near Sand Lake Coulee Road in Onalaska. He gave a false name, ran from the deputy, and left a J C Higgins air rifle with serial 79919200 at the County Jail awaiting owner claim.
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la Crosse County
Larry Linhart
Sand Lake Coulee Road
Onalaska
Linhart
J. C. Higgins
China seeks moral and political support from Allies
The article notes tensions with European allies over China policy and U.S. aims to blunt Communism. It cites France recognizing Communist China and de Gaulle’s call for Southeast Asia neutralization. The Johnson administration insists on enforcing existing neutrality pacts rather than new ones, urging Reds to honor agreements and stop pressuring neighbors.
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U.S
China
Charles de Gaulle
France
Southeast Asia
Johnson
Laos
Dean Rusk
Red China
Viet Nam
Cycle crash injures Richland Center teens in La Crosse
Two Richland Center youths were hospitalized with minor injuries after their motorcycle hit a car near Highway 14 and Victory Avenue in Shelby town La Crosse. Paul Hendricks 19 and Rose Kepler 17 were treated at Lutheran Hospital. Leonard Clark 55 of Sunrise Drive was the car driver.
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Richland Center
la Crosse
Paul Hendricks
Rose A. Kepler
Lutheran Hospital
Hendricks
Miss Kepler
Highway 14
Victory Avenue
Shelby
Leonard E. Clark
Sunrise Drive
Vehles
Clark
Victory
Local Resident Transfers and Injuries Reported
On June 19 at 3:20 p.m. Laura Grunlen, 77, of 1423 Farwell St., moved from City to 222 Exchange Building then to St Francis Hospital. At 6:48 p.m. Esther Christenson, 68, of 526 N 6th St., injured in a fall was taken to Grandview Hospital. At 10:22 p.m. Edward DeVine, 35, of 2121 Prospect St., transferred to St Francis Hospital with a back injury from a fall at Trane Plant 4.
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Laura Grunlen
Farwell St
St. Francis Hospital
Esther Christenson
N. 6Th St
Grandview Hospital
Trane Plant
Edward DeVine
Prospect St
Pro Chinese faction stages brief revolt in Polish party
Zenon Kliszko told the Polish Communist party congress that a pro Chinese group circulated slanders to shift the party toward Beijing. He said the activity was limited and short lived and defended Moscow allegiance while attacking China for attempting to split other communist parties.
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Warsaw
Poland
Polish Communist Party
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Zenon Kliszko
Peking
Kliszko
Moscow
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