Duluth Teachers Win Pay Increases For Next School Year
Duluth teachers reach a labor contract with the Board of Education setting a salary schedule from 5100 to 9650 dollars depending on degree and experience. The deal raises mid level pay by 50 dollars, allows choice between 9.2 and 12 month pay, and sets summer duties at 5.01 dollars per hour. The accord ends a strike that delayed summer classes with 11 weeks of negotiations.
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Duluth, Minn
Duluth
Board of Education
Duluth Teachers Association
Mathy Construction Low on Two Wisconsin Road Projects
Mathy Construction Co of La Crosse submitted the apparent low bids for two highway improvement jobs in Wisconsin. One bid of 152,043 dollars covers bituminous surfacing on 10.351 miles of Highway 10 and 53 in Trempealeau County between Eleva and the north county line. The other bid of 152,633 dollars covers 9.881 miles of Highway 53 between Bennett and Gordon near Solon Springs in Douglas County. Bids are under review before contracts are signed. Next bid openings in Madison are July 19.
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Mathy Construction Co
la Crosse
Madison
Wisconsin Highway Commission
Commission
Mathy
Trempealeau County
Eleva
North County
Douglas County
Bennett
Gordon
Solon Springs
King and marchers face violence in Mississippi
Following clashes at Canton and Philadelphia, civil rights leaders recount the worst violence yet as marchers proceed toward Yazoo City. King denounces terror while rivals debate violence versus nonviolence. SNCC and Deacons for Defense clash over strategy. Rhetoric turns to federal troops and local policing.
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Canton
Miss
Meredith
Highway 51
Hernando
King
Cecil Price
Federal
Chaney, Goodman and Schwerner
Philadelphia
Louise
Yazoo City
Willie Ricks
Andrew Young
King’s
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Mississippi
Fines Sought Against Allouez Over Pollution Charges
Madison AP reports the state seeks to stop the town of Allouez Brown County from dumping refuse on the East River flood plain. Attorney General Bronson La Follette requests a court injunction and heavy penalties up to 405000 dollars plus 5000 dollars daily, citing a City Health Board order previously ignored.
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la Follette
College President Objects to Freshman Program Rigidities
RACINE AP Mrs Esther Raushenbush president of Sarah Lawrence College in New York challenged the idea that freshmen must follow a fixed broad background in the first year. She condemned the tyranny of quantity in freshman studies urging more flexibility and choice.
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Racine
Esther Raushenbush
Sarah Lawrence College
New York
Living costs rise modestly in May reports
The Labor Department said the May cost of living edged up only 0.1 percent helped by lower grocery prices which fell 0.6 percent. The May index reached 112.6, meaning $11.26 in May bought the same goods as $10 in 1957 59.
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Washington
Labor Department
Underage Boy Detained on Indecent Liberties Charge
A 15 year old was taken into custody Tuesday for indecent liberties with an eight year old. Police say he will be turned over to the welfare department for handling.
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Welfare Department
Dependable Firm in Today's Classifieds Business Services
In the current Classified Ads section the ad highlights a dependable firm for business services. It promotes reliable work, reasonable rates, and timely completion for local clients seeking professional help.
Riot in Pompano Beach Sees 24 Arrested
In Pompano Beach Florida hundreds of rioters clashed with police injuring several officers. Cars were overturned some looted and two stores had windows smashed as 24 people were arrested for the hour long disturbance sparked by an incident involving a white shop owner and a Black youth.
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Pompano Beach
Fila
Negro District
Miami
Arthur M. Marks
Judge Dismisses Warden Petition in Wisconsin Case
Dane County Circuit Judge William C. Sachtsen dismissed Kenneth Beghin's petition seeking an immediate appointment of a chief warden in the State Conservation Department. The court ruled Beghin failed to show a mandate for direct appointment and noted Voigt acts with Conservation Commission advice and consent.
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Beghin
Voigt
Sachtjen
Conservation Commission
Stock Quotations Marshall Co Inter-dealer Prices
National quotations from the National Association of Securities Dealers as of about 9 a.m. Inter-dealer markets change through the day. Prices exclude retail markup markdown or commissions. Clark Oil 294-30.
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Marshall CO
National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
Clark Oil
Assailant Captured After Attack On Australian Leader
Australian opposition leader Arthur Calwell, 68, was wounded in the face when a shotgun blast shattered his car windshield outside Mosman Town Hall in Sydney. Bystanders chased the assailant and captured him. Calwell was not seriously hurt and had just spoken at an anti war meeting.
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Sydney
Australia
Arthur A. Calwell
Calwell
Australian Labor Party
Mosman Town Hall
Union gifts $2000 to La Crosse Senior Center
The La Crosse Senior Citizens Center received a $2000 donation from the United Auto Workers. Robert Gavin presented the check, noting support from Harvey Kitzman and the international union for the center’s recreation program serving area seniors. Harry J. Olson was elected board chairman replacing Walter Thoresen.
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la Crosse
Gavin
Harry J. Olson
Afl-Cio Council
Walter Thoresen
Superior
Wis
Twelve Cuban Women Desert During P R Games Bus Escape
In San Juan Puerto Rico the federal immigration spokesman reported twelve Cuban women deserted the Cuban delegation during the Caribbean and Central American Games. Two Cuban men defected earlier and another athlete sought asylum, while a third wrestler had already applied.
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San Juan
P.R
Federal Immigration Office
United States
Cuba
Hector Rodriguez
Francisco Marti Gonzales
Juan Pablo Vega Romero
Death toll rises after highway crash near Camp Douglas
Two cars collided after one swerved to miss barricades guarding a damaged section of Highway 12 16 three miles east of Spring Green. A weekend death raised the toll to six with Robert A. Hutchinson 40 of Grand Marsh dying in Marshfield hospital from injuries suffered in the Sunday crash near Camp Douglas in Juneau County.
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Spring Green
Marshfield
Camp Douglas
Juneau County
State Highway Patrol
Robert A. Hutchinson
Grand Marsh
Adams County
Dodd Aide Links Senator to Germany Trip Aid Publicist
James P. Boyd Jr. testified that Senator Thomas J. Dodd went to Germany in April 1964 and praised Julius Klein to German officials after Klein sought help for his firm. He said Dodd stayed at Klein’s New York suite and filed material at Klein’s request but no gifts were shown. The ethics probe centers on Dodd’s trip and Klein’s influence, with Klein due to testify later from Europe.
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John Chadwick Washington
Thomas J. Dodd
Connecticut Democrat
Germany
Julius Klein
James P. Boyd Jr
Dodd
Senate Ethics Committee
Klein
Boyd
New York City
Congressional
Chicago
Mrs
Ethics Committee
David Martin
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Pearson
Anderson
West Germany
Connecticut
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Europe
Fishing Instruction Set At Pettibone Park Lagoon
The northwest finger of Pettibone Park Lagoon is reserved for fishing instruction for youths 15 and under. Registration for free instruction is this Saturday 8 a.m. to noon, organized by the La Crosse Parks and Recreation Department and the Coulee Region Kiwanis Club. Classes run Monday to Friday 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. and Saturday mornings 8 a.m. to noon. The Wisconsin Conservation Department stocks crappies, walleyes, bass, and northerns for a second year.
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Pettibone Park
la Crosse
Wisconsin Cherries Escape Severe Freeze Damage
Wisconsin was the only major cherry state to avoid severe crop loss from spring freezes. The Agriculture Department said Wisconsin sour cherries will rise 12 percent from 1965, while national production is expected to fall 45 percent. Door County on Lake Michigan accounts for about seven percent of U S cherries. Buds in May were less damaged than in other states due to later development.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Agriculture Department
Door County
Lake Michigan
Green Bay
University of Wisconsin
May Hills
Wisconsin Grand Jury Probes Branch Banking and Lobbying
The inquiry began March 28 into branch banking with testim ony from two highway transportation lobbyists. Charles Brees a West Allis lobbyist for conservation groups was indicted in April on perjury and false swearing charges. John Varda and Charles Elliott appeared briefly. Varda represents the Wisconsin Motor Carriers Association which backed a 65 foot truck proposal later defeated in the Senate committee. Torphy signaled the investigation would continue Friday.
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Charles Brees
West Allis
John Varda
Madison
Wisconsin Motor Carriers Association
Charles Elliott
Wisconsin Petroleum Council
Varda
Wisconsin
Assembly
Senate High Committee
Torphy
Look editor Chester Morrison dies at 66
Chester L. Morrison longtime Look magazine senior editor dies at 66 after a career spanning The Associated Press New York Post and Boston Herald. He retired recently after more than 15 years with Look and was a prominent figure in magazine journalism.
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LOOK
NEW York
Chester L. Morrison
Look Magazine
Associated Press
The
New York Post
Boston Herald
Weather La Crosse and Vicinity Extended Forecast
La Crosse and region expect continued warm weather with fair skies tonight and Thursday. Southerly winds 10 to 15 mph. temperatures upper 60s tonight and near 90 Thursday. Minnesota and Iowa show warm to very warm with scattered showers possible tonight and Thursday. sunrise 5 23 a.m. sunset 8 5 p.m. Moon first quarter June 25. Record highs and lows listed for June 22 with degree days and five day outlook 7 to 10 degrees above normal.
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Lacrosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
la Crosse
Ten plead innocent to dope charges in Racine raid
Ten Racine men pleaded innocent Monday in U S District Court to federal narcotics charges stemming from June 8 raids that authorities said targeted a potential $1 million operation. They face charges of possession and sale of marijuana and heroin. no trial date set.
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Milwaukee
Racine
U.S. District Court
Elroy Teen Dies After Tractor Accident
Rodney Gene Nofsinger, 15, of rural Elroy, Wisconsin, died Tuesday morning in a Madison hospital from chest injuries after a late Monday tractor rollover west of Elroy. He was found roadside and died in a Madison hospital. Services set for Thursday at Elroy Community Church. Burial in Millards Prairie Cemetery. He was a Royall High sophomore and survived by his parents and two sisters.
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Elroy
Wis
Rodney
Gene) Nofsinger
Rodney Nofsinger
Madison
Elroy Community
Millards Prairie
Zenner Funeral Home
Royall High School
Diana
Janet
Frank Nofsinger
Officials Plan River Compact
Representatives of five governors met in La Crosse to consider an Upper Mississippi Riverway compact. The proposed pact covers Wisconsin Iowa Illinois Minnesota and Missouri and seeks development and preservation of recreational resources from St Louis Missouri to Prescott Wisconsin including parks and open green spaces. Wisconsin's James Azim Arvid A Sather and Paul Barnhill spoke for the state.
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la Crosse
Wisconsin
Iowa
Illinois
Minnesota
Missouri
Mississippi River
St. Louis
Prescott
Wis
James Azim
Grant County
Arvid A. Sather
Warren Knowles
Paul Barnhill
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Funeral services set for Herman Delphenich 66
Herman A Delphenich of 1721 Mississippi Street died Tuesday June 21 at age 66. Services are Friday at 2 pm at Our Savior s Lutheran Church with Rev Roland Schwandt officiating. He is survived by his widow Hulda a son Robert of California a daughter Cathryn Hefti of Reynoldsburg Ohio four grandkids and four sisters. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. He was a Burlington Road employee for 41 years and a longtime ticket clerk and member of several Masonic bodies.
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Herman Delphenich
Mississippi St
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
Roland L. Schwandt
Hulda
Robert
California
Russell
Cathryn) Hefti
Reynoldsburgh
Ohio
Clara Steinborn
la Crosse
Agnes Munson
Warm start to summer in Coulee Region
The Coulee Region ushers in summer with above normal heat. La Crosse hit 90 degrees while Lone Rock reached 91, with a mild 65 low. Meteorologist Finn Johnson projects five days 7 to 10 degrees above normal, plus about three quarters of an inch of rainfall and humid nights.
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Coulee
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Lone Rock
Finn Johnson
Johnson
Birch Speaker Plans 2 More Talks Here
Rochester Mayo Clinic publications staffer Dr. Robert Knapp of the John Birch Society will return to La Crosse this fall for two lectures titled Identify ing the Marxist-Fabian Socialist and Freedom's True Enemy Communist Russia. Birch chapter members met at Fred Frisbie's home to plan the events.
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Robert Knapp
John Birch Society
Rochester
Minn
la Crosse
Russia
Birch
Fred Frisbie
Knapp
Mayo Clinic
E. Theodore Bardwell
la Crescent
Bardwell
United Nations
U.S
U.N
Night In Old La Crosse Planned By Historical Society
La Crosse County Historical Society hosts a 6 p m Tuesday event at Hixon House 429 N 7th St with supper and two square dances led by Clair Johnson. Jack Martin of WKBH WKBT will discuss theater stock days and William Stevenson will lead community singing. Reservations due by June 27 call 782 4337.
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la Crosse
Two Fatal Falls Shock Chicago Office District
In downtown Chicago, a man and a young woman died after plunging from buildings on La Salle Street and Wacker Drive within an hour. June Bartow, 20, an Illinois student and part time Board of Education typist, fell from an eighth floor window at 221 N La Salle. Kenneth Towhey, about 50, of Golf, fell from the Builders Building opposite. Police seek to determine if the deaths were accidental or intentional.
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Chicago
la Salle Street
Wacker Drive
June Bartow
University of Illinois
N. la Salle
Board of Education
Kenneth Towhey
Chicago man charged with unlawful flight to avoid prosecution
Frank Moriello, 33, was captured in a roadblock near Appleton and held on federal fugitive charges. He allegedly conspired to solicit prostitution in raids on call girl centers. Moriello was brought to Outagamie County jail by FBI agents after arrest last fall.
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Appleton
Chicago
Frank Mori‘ello
Moriello
William Martin
Outagamie County
FBI
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Militant Deacons For Defense and Justice
Los Angeles
Floyd McKissick
Congress of Racial Equality
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LaCrosse Tribune
Florida
Hedley Burrell
Hammondville Road
Highway Patrol
Sheriff's Office
Fort Lauderdale
Allis-Chalmers
American Can
American Motors
Amer Tel & Tel
Burlington
Chrysler
Consolidated Foods
Deere
DuPont Eastman Kodak
Ethyl Ford
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
General Telephone
Grand Union
Great Northern Ry
Gulf Oil Heileman Brewing
RCA
Republic Steel
Rexall Drug
Royal Dutch
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair Oil
Socony
Sperry Rand
Standard Oil
Calif
Ind
N.J
Swift
Texaco
Trane Co
United Airlines
U.S. Rubber
U.S. Steel
Univ. Oil
Westinghouse
Elec
White Motors
Woolworth
Central
First Bank
Fabri-Tek, Inc
Gateway Trans
Godfrey Co
Hamilton
Lincoln Natl
Life
Marine Capital
McQuay, Inc
Nekoosa
Rockwell
Wallace Bus
Warner Elec
la Crosse Cooler
la Crosse Tele
Norplex Corp
Viet Nam
Canberra
Labor Party
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Union
Ruben Arrieta
Winona
C.p
T.W
Dakota
Lansing
Pool
Prairie du Chien
Trempealeau
Dodge
Galesville
Nellisville
W. Salem
Root
Houston
USDA
Reds
Arizona
South ST. Paul Livestock
South ST. Paul, Minn
Chicago Livestock
Winona Livestock
Swift & Company
Chicago Produce Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Herman A. Delphenich
Historical Society
Old la Crosse
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