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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1964

Page

2

Semitrailer crashes into cafe in Shakopee injuring driver

A semitrailer loaded with asphalt shingles plowed into the Spo Cafe in Shakopee injuring driver Bernard Baier of Minneapolis who was found dazed inside the building. He was taken to St Frances Hospital after the crash which damaged the cafe and spilled gasoline. Police and fire crews responded as skid marks and other crash details were investigated.

Margaret Gifford S. 21St St St. Francis Hospital Ella Heggen S. 31St St la Crosse Hospital Rose St Helen McDonald N. Big Creek Road Sparta Shakopee Minn Grandview Hospital Bernard Baier Minneapolis St. Frances Hospital Baier Norman Nelson Nelson Spo Ronald Kanne

Weather Summary of Mild Storm Across Regions

The report lists temperatures by city with Milwaukee and Wau sau at 57, Racine 58, Green Bay and Eau Claire 59, Madison 62, Beloit 64 and La Crosse and Lone Rock 65. Hottest national spots Sunday were Macon and Athens Georgia and Blythe California at 103. Ely Nevada recorded a low of 31 early today.

Ported Milwaukee Wausau Racine Green Bay Eau Claire Madison Beloit la Crosse Lone Rock Macon Athens Blythe Calif Ely Nev

Man Suspected in 1958 Car Theft Near 23rd and Cass

An unknown man alerted La Crosse police early Sunday about an abandoned 1958 car at 23rd and Cass. Officers traced plates to Joseph Frisch of 618 South 9th Street. Frisch confirmed his car was in his yard with a different plate. A lubrication sticker from Eversole Rogers Inc. tied the vehicle to a firm used car lot, indicating it was stolen.

la Crosse 23Rd Cass Streets Joseph Frisch 9Th St Frisch Eversole-Rogers Inc

Tragic Fathers Day Deaths From Electrocution In Yard

In BISMARCK a construction yard accident left Reed Eider 9 electrocuted after touching a live wire. His father George 41 died in a failed rescue attempt plus the dog also died. Dane Eider 13 and Bill Kurtz 12 were present.

Bismarck N.D George P. Elder Reed Eider Dane Bill Kurtz Kurtz Eiders

Cuba Extends Bus Deal With Britain To 500 More

Cuba orders 500 more British Leyland buses in London to add to a prior 450 bus contract worth 11.2 million dollars. The deal follows U.S. criticism of the earlier January agreement with Fidel Castro's government. Britain backs shipments, saying buses are not strategic materials.

London Cuba Leyland Motors, Ltd Fidel Castro U.S. State Department

Five drown in Minnesota water accidents over weekend

A series of drowning incidents in Minnesota left five dead and several saved. Victims include Paul Krahmer 25 and a 14 year old, with multiple Minneapolis residents among the deceased. Rescue efforts continued for missing youths as authorities investigated overturned boats and rip currents.

Minnesota Minneapolis Paul Krahmer Pelican Lake Brainerd Krahmer Donovan Larson Steve Skjold Karen Gotfredson Elaine Lancer

Youth Dies Of Burns After Tractor Mishap

A farm boy Richard Panitzke age 15 died from burns after a tractor burst into flame and pinned him on his parents farm in Redwood Falls Minnesota. Neighbors pulled him free but he died Saturday in a Redwood Falls hospital.

Redwood Falls Minn Richard Panitzke

Vacation Swimming Program Under Way In La Crescent

The village of La Crescent started its summer swimming program under recreation director Kenneth Barker. A bus leaves La Crescent Public School at 1 p.m. and returns between 4:30 and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday with Barker driving and supervising at Pettibone Beach.

LA Crescent Minn Kenneth Barker la Crescent Public School Barker Pettibone Beach

Speeder Caught Twice In 4 Days Loses $40

Ernest L. Ray a 22 year old from 2710 Lake Shore Drive on French Island was arrested twice in four days for speeding. He forfeited a total of 40 dollars in bonds in La Crosse County Court after a Tuesday 50 mph in a 35 zone offense and a Friday 37 mph in a 25 zone offense on different streets. Different county traffic patrol officers issued the tickets.

la Crosse Ernest L. Ray Lake Shore Drive

Kennedy Recovering On Canvas Rigging After Plane Crash

Senator Edward M. Kennedy recuperates on a Foster frame canvas rigging at Walter Reed after a Friday night crash in Southampton Massachusetts. He suffers three broken vertebrae two broken ribs and fractures of three transverse processes. Senator Birch Bayh and others were injured but stable. Kennedy and Bayh met Sunday and Kennedy showed improvement and asked for newspapers.

Northampton Mass Edward M. Kennedy Thomas F. Corriden Kennedy Birch Bayh D-Ind Cooley Dickinson Hospital Bayh Edward Moss Wennee U.S. Senate Henry Murphey Army Walter Reed General Hospital Washington Thomas F. Corri‘den Pack John F. Kennedy Massachusetts Springfield Southampton Edwin T. Zimny Andover

Girl Among 3 Charged With Murder Attempt

Three people face charges of attempted murder burglary and bodily harm after a 3:30 a.m. gunfight when sheriff officers surprised two men inside a Pewaukee food store. Wounded officers include Lt. Charles Race and Sgt. Ernest Evans. Suspects are Charles Koerner 28 and Harry Mueller 21 of Pewaukee and Jane Krueger 18 of New Berlin.

Pewaukee Charles Koerner Harry Mueller Jane Krueger New Berlin Koerner Waukesha Mueller Krueger Charles Race Hartland Oconomowoc Ernest Evans Race

Bicyclist Hurt After Crash With Parked Car

La Crosse boy David Eggum age 10 sustained facial and back injuries when his bicycle hit a parked car on George Street. He was taken to La Crosse Hospital. hospital officials would not disclose injury seriousness. The car owner is Arvid Larson of Loomis Street.

la Crosse George Street David Eggum Charles St la Crosse Hospital Arvid Larson Loomis St

Annual KC Picnic Sunday At Resort

The 31st annual Knights of Columbus picnic is planned for Sunday at Silver Lake Resort near Wild Rose Wisconsin three miles east of here. State Deputy John Koch of Prairie du Lac will attend along with thousands of Knights and families from across the state. The resort will host swimming facilities playgrounds and picnic tables for the event.

Wild Rose Wis Knights of Columbus Silver Lake Resort Here Wisconsin Council of Knights of Columbus John Koch Prairie du Lac

Civil rights bill moves to House as July 4 target

The House opens debate on the year long civil rights bill with Southern foes aiming to delay. Speaker McCormack pledges White House action by July 4 as Senate prioritizes funds bills and a backlog of legislation. The bill bans racial discrimination and authorizes enforcement actions in desegregation efforts.

John Beckler Washington John W. McCormack Johnson White House House Senate Interior Treasury Post Office House Rules Committee Howard W. Smith D-Va Attorney General

Heavy rain and funnel cloud hit La Crosse area

In La Crosse at noon Monday heavy rain overwhelmed sewers while the airport station on French Island recorded 0.20 inch. Winds weakened after a thunderstorm as barometer dropped briefly and then rose. A funnel cloud was reported near Prairie du Chien and touched down near Blue River, with only minor tree damage reported.

la Crosse Weather Bureau French Island Carl Peterson Prairie du Chien Grant County

Union Starts Strike At Ladish Co

The largest Ladish Co union in Cudahy Milwaukee area went on strike after rejecting a proposed contract. Lodge 1862 members voted to strike amid defense work priority and a disputed cost of living bonus freeze. About 1,900 union members affected with Ladish plants nationwide.

Milwaukee Ladish Co Cudahy Lodge 1862 International Association of Machinists Richard Presser Federal Mediation Service Ladish Kenosha Houston Tex Cynthiana, Ky Brantford, Ont Los Angeles

Minnesota selects two youths for Boys Nation in D C

Robert Cole 17 Bloomington and James Lucas 17 Edina will represent Minnesota at Boys Nation in Washington D C July 17 24 Lucas was governor of Minnesota Boys State which concluded its session Saturday Cole served as lieutenant governor Other officers chosen include Mark Benson Alexandria auditor and Richard Hudson Morton associate justice

ST. Paul Robert Cole Bloomington James Lucas Edina Minnesota Washington, D.C Lucas Boys State Cole Mark Benson Alexandria Richard Hudson Morton

Man Hangs Self in Tomah Rooming House

Albert Meindl 46 of Butternut hanged himself with a belt from a closet rod in a Tomah rooming house apartment. He was under supervision at the Veterans Hospital here where he had been confined. The body was taken to White's Funeral Home.

Tomah Wis Albert Meindl Butternut Meindl Veterans Hospital White

Memorial stamps spark rush at Kennedy Post Office

In Kennedy Minnesota Postmaster Elmer Berg and a clerk handled a flood of demand as John F Kennedy memorial postage stamps went on sale. The town canceled 1650 pieces of mail and sold 500 stamps one per resident, all with the Kennedy postmark. Nationwide first day cancellations in Boston reached a record 2,003,096 pieces.

Kennedy, Minn Elmer Berg John F. Kennedy Boston Kennedy Minn Minnesota

Pentagon orders racial designations removed from most forms

The Defense Department ordered removal of racial designations from most personnel forms in a quiet April move led by Alfred B. Fitt. Some forms remain allowed to carry listings, including casualty records, AWOL or deserter postings, and medical and security questionnaires.

Washington Defense Department Alfred B. Fitt Fitt Associated Press Pentagon Navy

Dodd cites Soviet lag in industry and trade impact

Senator Thomas J. Dodd says Soviet industry lags further behind the West and grows more dependent on it as copper tin nickel and lead shortages press the economy. Italian Premier Aldo Moro will visit Washington August 3 4, and the National Catholic Welfare Conference warns against public school prayer constitutional amendments while predicting continued U S business expansion into 1965, according to Walter Heller.

Washington (Ap News Washington National Catholic Welfare Conference United States

School Head Dies in Bloomington After 21 Years

Hubert G. Olson 62 superintendent of Bloomington public schools died of a heart attack while fishing in Baudette area. Funeral services set for Tuesday at St Luke's Lutheran Church Bloomington. he led enrollment from 600 to 16,800 during 21 years. Survivors include wife Mrs Olson and three sons.

Bloomington, Minn St. Luke’s Lutheran Church Bloomington Hubert G. Olson Baudette l Minnesota Olson

State Unit For Scranton is Formed

A Wisconsin committee to back Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton for the Republican presidential nomination was formed in Madison by Alan Blank a UW law student from Cedarburg. The group will collect names to show delegate support and will report to Scranton supporters.

Madison Wisconsin Pennsylvania William Scranton Alan Blank University of Wisconsin Cedarsburg Scranton Blank John W. Byrnes Green Bay

Reporter Madonna Lammer Covers Milwaukee Juvenile Court

Mrs. Madonna Lammer of La Crosse reports three weeks in Milwaukee as court reporter for Monroe County Judge James W. Rice. Rice was assigned by the supreme court to take the place of Milwaukee County Judge Thaddeus J. Pruss in the juvenile division from June 1 to June 19.

Madonna Lammer la Crosse Milwaukee Monroe County Jamesw. Rice Supreme Court Thaddeus J. Pruss

GOP Youth To Meet In La Crosse County Unit

La Crosse County Republican Youth will gather at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the GOP Headquarters at 5th and Main. Wayne Landsverk, vice president of the unit, will speak.

la Crosse County GOP 5Th and Main Wayne Landsverk

China Signs Trade Pact With Tanganyika and Zanzibar

Communist China has signed an agreement for economic and technical cooperation with the new republic of Tanganyika and Zanzibar in Tokyo.

Tokyo China Republic of Tanganyika Zanzibar

Stock Quotations and Pete

A compact list of stock prices and fund quotes including Bell & Farrell Rexall Drug Central Telegraph and many others with percentages and ranges. It also covers Dow Jones averages various mutual funds mass investments commodities and agricultural futures with recurring price figures and bid ranges.

Pete Bell & Farrell, Inc Republic Steel Aileen, Inc Rexall Drug Reynolds Metals Central Tele Royal Dutch Clark Oil Sp’tans Inc NS First Bk G. D. Searle Frantz Mfg Sears Roebuck Gway Trans Sinclair Oil Godfrey Co Socony Hamilton Mfg Sperry Rand Heileman Brw Standard Oil Ind Roehring Co Studebaker Sunray Marine Cap Swift McQuay, Inc Texaco Trane Co Nekoosa Union Oil North Plastics U.S. Rubber Pyroil Co US. Steel Fidelity Fund Wisconsin

Primatene Tablets Claim Asthma Relief Without Injections

An ad touts Primatene tablets that open bronchial tubes loosen congestion and ease nervous tension without injections. It claims three prescription-strength medicines work together to relieve asthma distress and promote sleep, urging readers to buy at any drugstore.

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