Cuban Invaders Demand U.S. Help If Soviets Attack
The Cuban Revolutionary Council said it will seek U S support if Soviet troops attack its landings in Cuba and urged Cubans to unite for liberation. State Department notes no confirmation of landings and Rep. Rogers cited unconfirmed infiltrations of thousands of men.
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U.S
Miami
Fla
Cuban Revolutionary Council
United States
Cuba
Antonio de Varona
Washington
Antonio Maceo
Maceo
al Heroes
Radio Today
Liberation Army
Pinar del Rio
The
Revolutionary Council
Paul Rogers
D-Fla
Two Senators Call for Budget Compromise Adjustments
Madison Wisconsin two Republican senators Chester Dempsey of Haviland and Reuben LaFave of Oconto urged cutting 70 million dollars from Gov Reynolds budget tax package. They advocated delaying tax talks until spending levels are set to match state economy and taxpayers ability to pay.
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Madison
John W. Reynolds
Chester Dempsey
Haviland
Reuben LaFave
Oconto
Senate Gop
GOP
Senate
Senate Republicans
Walter Hollander
Rosendale
Reynolds
Dempsey
la Fave
Jerris Leonard
Milwaukee
Assembly
Carl Zielke
Wisconsin Press Association
Navy suspects engine room flood caused Thresher sinking
The Navy's court of inquiry says a piping failure likely occurred in the Thresher's salt water system, flooding the engine room and causing loss of power. Water breached circuits as the submarine sank to rest on the ocean floor 8,400 feet down with 129 crew aboard.
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Washington
Thresher
Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Fred Korth
Property Sold To Treasurer In Tax Sale
La Crosse County seized 1005 St. Cloud St for 269.49 in delinquent taxes and sold it Thursday to La Crosse City Treasurer Wesley Denny for 60. The city will cover 309 wrecking costs. the county will write off 269. The city and county will split the sale proceeds.
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St. Cloud St
la Crosse County
la Crosse City
Wesley Denny
Denny
George Bryham
Town of
Farmington
Man killed by rock hurled from power mower at golf course
Port Washington AP reports 19 year old Lee Hembel of Grafton died after a rock hurled from a power lawnmower struck his chest at Hawthorne Park Golf Course in Saukville. Course manager Charles D. Smith said Hembel was walking beside the mower when struck.
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Port Washington
Lee Hembel
Grafton
Hawthorne Park
Saukville
Charles D. Smith
Hembel
32nd Using Live Ammunition In Test
Wisconsin's 32nd National Guard Division conducted live ammunition training at Camp McCoy as it tested a new squad and platoon attack program. The first squad to cover the course after live fire was led by S Sgt Phillip Martineau of Rice Lake. Lt Col Arthur L. Kessenich praised the exercise as the most realistic live fire phase the division has used.
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Camp Mccoy
Wisconsin
32Nd National Guard Division
Phillip Martineau
Rice Lake
128Th Infantry
Martineau
Arthur L. Kessenich
Whitefish Bay
Dormitory loan approved for St Olaf College
Washington AP reports the Community Facilities Administration approved a 2.9 million dollar loan on Thursday to St Olaf College in Northfield Minnesota for construction of two new dormitories.
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Washington
The
Community Facilities Administration
St. Olaf College
Northfield
Minn
Papal Name Symbolizes Ecumenical Unity
Pope Paul XXIII chosen name not used for centuries seen as a signal of unity among Catholics Protestants and Orthodox. He named Amleto Cardinal Cicognani as secretary of state and announced a June 29 coronation amid a swift conclave ending after three votes. Crowds of over 100000 gathered in St Peter's Square to cheer the election with white smoke signaling success.
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Vatican
St. Peter’s Square
Sistine Chapel
Bianco
Rome
la Crosse
Vatican City
St. Peter's
Paul VI
Giovanni Battista Cardinal Montini
Via Della Conciliazione
Alfredo Cardinal Ottaviani
Montini
Ottaviani
Paolo
Papacy
Committee On Schools To Meet In La Crosse
The La Crosse Citizens Education Committee will meet Wednesday at 7:30 p m in Campus School Room 2 at 16th and State. Agenda covers direct election of the school board with fiscal dependence, interview with Rev Msgr Halloran on parochial enrollments, status of the circuit court appeal on the school attachment order, June board and City Council reports, and a review of the capital improvement program for the La Crosse public schools. Meeting open to the public.
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la Crosse
Compromise Reached On Home Repairs In County
La Crosse County reached a compromise with the state on safety measures at the County Home and Infirmary following an inspection. The details note needed improvements were costly, but an accord was formed to address conditions.
State agrees to metal attic doors and fire safety upgrades
District Atty John Flynn said the state will require metal covering of attic access doors kept locked for maintenance staff access. The plan includes 11 or 12 fire doors and new extinguishers placed around the building, with existing units moved from the attic. The board adopted a motion for the buildings and grounds committee to obtain cost estimates for the work under the compromise.
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Dist. Atty
John Flynn
Flynn
Buildings and Grounds Committee
Wisconsin Democratic party faces vice chair race and civil rights rift
State Sen. Lynn Stalbaum of Racine vacates the post as candidates Assemblyman Frank Nikolay of Abbotsford and Abe Swed of Milwaukee campaign. Nikolay a National Guard major again faces military duties, while Nowakowski of Milwaukee stirs intra party turmoil by backing Swed and circulating a petition. A civil rights resolution from Nowakowski’s 14th ward questions housing discrimination measures and challenges the party platform.
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Lynn Stalbaum
Racine
Frank Nikolay
Abbotsford
Abe Swed
Milwaukee
Nikolay
Lucey
National Guard
Assembly
Richard Nowakowski
Swed
Nowakowski
14Th Ward
Democratic
Robert Huber
West Allis
Bids Revealed for PHA Projects Exclude Alternates
Bids totaled 1 932 dollars with no alternates allowed for PHA sponsored projects. General construction bids ranged from 691 500 to 778 000 led by Peter Nelson and Son at 778 000 and Nels Johnson Construction at 764 900. Plumbing heating and electrical bids from La Crosse firms and Minneapolis rivals were listed with amounts, plus a TV system bid from Numsen TV at 2441 90.
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Stephen L. Pavela
la Crosse
George Madsen Construction Co
Minneapolis
Rochester
Kiwanis Donate 1800 for Goose Island Park Swim Facilities
La Crosse Kiwanis Club contributed 1800 toward park swimming facilities at Goose Island Park. County Board heard the gift complements a 4500 park budget allotment for shower and toilet facilities. Bathhouse plans underway. Park flagpoles installed at county’s three largest parks with daily flag display.
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la Crosse
Steel shares lead steady market session
Steel stocks showed heavy demand with U S Steel and Bethlehem opening strong while the Dow Jones average rose 1.59 to 720.44 at noon. Motors airlines and rails were brisk with IBM up about two points and Xerox gaining over one.
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Associated Press
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Jones & Laughlin
Republic Steel
Chrysler
Ford
General Motors
Studebaker
IBM
Zerox
American Airlines
Eastern Airlines
Chicago & North Western Railway
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Bell & Farrell, Inc
Olin Mathieson
Aileen, Inc
Allis-Chalmers
Pepsi-Cola
American Can
RCA
Clark Oil
American Motors
Amer. Tel, & Tel
Reynolds Metals
Gateway Trans
Avco
Royal Doi
Godfrey Co
Safeway Tores
Hamilton Mfg
Boston Capital
G. D. Searle
Heileman Br
Brunswick
Sears Roebuck
Roehring Co
Sinclair Oil
Mills
Celanese
Socony
Columbia Gas
Sperry Rand
S Marine Cap
Stand
Ind
McQuay, Inc
Consolidated Food N.J
Curtiss Wright
Guar
DuPont
Stude. Packard Ts Nekoosa
Eastman Kodak
Sunray Mid-Cent
North
Plastics
Financial Fed
Super Food
Pyroil Co
Swift l
Rap Industries
Fruehauf
Texaco
Rockwell
General Electric
NS Western Power
U.S. Freight
Western Tool
U.S. Rubber
General Telephone
Wis
Pow. & L. Glass Tire, Inc
Wallace Press
Tausche Bonds
Roe Great Northern Ry. Westingh. Electric
Mutual
Greyhound
Western Union
Boston Fund
Illinois Central
White Motor
Chemical
International
Woolworth
Eaton & Howard Interstate Power
NS Zenith
Eaton & Howard la Crosse
Dow Jones
Lockheed
Fidelity Fund
Magnavox
National
Montgomery Ward
Wil. St
Monsanto Chemical
Puritan Fund
Northern Pacific
Wisconsin
Bicyclist Richard Davison Injured in Main Street Collision
Richard Davison a seven year old bicyclist of 421 North 22nd Street was taken to Lutheran Hospital after riding into a parked car at 1117 Main Street. He suffered a forehead cut. The car’s license belongs to Jerome C. Bakkestuen Route 2 La Crosse per police.
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Richard Davison
22Nd St
Lutheran Hospital
Main St
Richard
Jerome C. Bakkestuen
R. 2
la Crosse
Thompson Killings Probe Narrows In On Suspects
As the probe continued in mid May, police and County Attorney William Randall tied three men to the case and described a fourth as the big fish. Anderson refused to speak at first, then gave a statement. Mastrian and Morris, held on $100000 bonds, face murder or accessory charges. The slaying of Mrs. Thompson followed a burglary link to a Luger pistol. Evidence included weapon parts found at the Thompson home and a blade lodged in the victim’s neck. Insurance filings totaling over $1 million were noted by Thompson.
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Barkley
William Randall
Anderson
Arizona
Lester McAuliffe
Thompson
Hyam Segell
William Fallon
St. Paul
Aitkin
Minn
Mastrian
Morris
Ramsey County
Boxer
Minneapolis
Stillwater
Duluth
Mastman
Ann Landers
Rain
Foster Parents To Be Honored At Milwaukee Baseball Game
Madison AP reports Foster Parent Week will be observed in Wisconsin with families who have foster children recognized at the Braves Colts game in Milwaukee. Perry Baker of the State Department of Public Welfare notes more than 7 000 children are in foster homes and more await placement.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Perry Baker
State Department of Public Welfare
Six City Children At Camp Wawbeek This Summer
Six La Crosse children will spend two weeks this summer at Camp Wawbeek near Wisconsin Dells. They are Sue Black June Johnson Laurel McBain Barbara Knothe Barbara Stone Debra Stratman. Camp Wawbeek in its 26th year operates under the Wisconsin Easter Seal Society and adapts activities for each camper's physical handicap.
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la Crosse
Camp Wawbeek
Wisconsin Dells
Sue Black
Richard Black
Loomis St
June Johnson
Cyrus Johnson
Kane St
Barbara Knothe
Arthur Knothe
la Fond Ave
Laurel McBain
Patrick McBain
Barbara Stone
Robert Stone
Sill St
Debra Stratman
Ray Stratman
S. 10Th St
Camp Wanbeek
Wisconsin Easter Seal Society
Motion Day Schedule Set for La Crosse Court
Motion day proceedings are set for 9 a.m. Monday in La Crosse County Circuit Court. Judge Lincoln Neprud will hear four orders to show cause. The court will hold motion days again on July 8 and 22 and August 12 and 26.
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la Crosse County
Lincoln Neprud
Carl F. Scehnick
Famous Authors and Creators Puzzle
A crossword style list clues many authors and creators. Answers include Artemus Ward and Charles Dickens among others, with references to Jabberwocky creator Lewis Carroll and Pickwick author. The puzzle pairs figures to fit historical humor and literary figures.
Old crossword clues compiled for puzzle lovers
A list of numbered crossword hints with answers including terms like old saw, Nimbler, summit, landmeasure, offshore, sinewy, lectern and enthusiast, arranged for a themed puzzle or quiz. The set pairs clues with definitions and cross references for solver use.
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Limerick
Club
Ann Landers Advice Letters on Immigration and Weddings
A collection of reader questions and Ann Landers responses. Topics include anti immigration sentiment and reparations from 1492, teenage babysitting boredom and visiting friends, a wedding guest plan to bring refreshments, and etiquette on polite responses to invitations.
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Ann Landers
Skeeter Schedule for Campbell and French Island Sprays
Skeeter spraying in the Town of Campbell will start at 7 p.m. Monday. Spraying of French Island will be completed in one night.
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Skeeter
Campbell
French Island
CoLonalip: New Nerve Stimulant For Constipation Relief
A newspaper ad promotes CoLonalip tablets as a colon nerve stimulant that relieves constipation overnight with bulking action. It claims doctors recommend the product and offers an introductory size for 43 cents. The ad emphasizes gentle relief and a return to normal bowel function.
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State Department
Oriente
Camillo Confuegos
Caney de Las Mercedes
Manzanillo
Guantanamo Bay
Camilo Cienfuegos
Castro
South Third St
Paul
Pope Paul
By Bennett
Bolton
Stoffel
Papenfuss Electric
Westphal and Company
Janesville
Klich Electric
Wettstein and Sons
John Mader
Mutch Electric
Numsen TV
By Shearson, Hammill & CO
New York Stock Exchange
Winona
Swift & Company
Commercia
Bologna
Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
South ST. Paul
South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Chicago Grain
Chicago 'Ap
API Usda
California
D! Scholls
Wawbeek
Artemus
Egypt
Pickwick
Fiz
Edison
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
Sarrete
Csarrete
Mike
la Crosse Sts
PMD
Caledonia St
Skeeter Schedule
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