Arizona couple ends five year fight against oath
Barbara and Vernon Elfbrandt signed the loyalty oath, clearing the way for more than 60,000 dollars in back pay from Tucson District One and Amphitheater District. They may still face legal hurdles to collect withheld wages and repay loans from five years of work without pay.
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Tucson, Ariz
Barbara
Vernon Elfbrandt
Arizona
U. S
Elfbrandts
Tucson
Amphitheater
High Court
Arizona Supreme Court
Fred C. Struckmeyer Jr
U. S. Supreme Court
County Court Records Highlights For Local Offenders
James M. Johnson 33 of 527 N 7th St charged disorderly conduct failed to appear warrant issued. Clarence Schlicht 46 of 1903 Fannell Dr Green Island habitual drunkard six months jail under Huber Law. Maynard Mickelson 28 of 1213 Caroline St drunken on highway owed $26.65. Milton Dahl Jr 23 of 412 Jackson St issued $12 check to William Bush drawn on no bank matter dismissed then probation revoked six months jail and $206.65 fine. Lloyd J. Larson 51 of 1817 Adams St indecent liberties with female child preliminary hearing bound over for trial in La Crosse County Circuit Court with information set for June 27. Gerald F. McCarthy 21 of 607 S 4th St La Crescent Minn alleged accomplice to 16 year old in indecent liberties with a 14 year old in Town of Shelby given time to consult counsel and matter continued to June 24 with $500 bond or County Jail.
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James M. Johnson
N. 7Th St
Clarence Schlicht
Fannell Dr
Green Island
Maynard Mickelson
Caroline St
Milton Dahl Jr
Jackson St
William Bush
Winona Bank
Dahl
Lloyd J. Larson
Adams St
la Crosse County
Gerald F. McCarthy
S. 4Th St
la Crescent
Minn
Shelby
McCarthy
Leonard Roraff
Car brakes fail and crash at Mount Vernon service station
Glenn R. Spellman, 22, pulled into a Mount Vernon service station for brake work but the brakes failed completely, causing his car to crash into tool cabinets in the lubrication room.
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Mount Vernon, Ohio
Glenn R. Spellman
Death notices for Mrs. Emilie Rishmiller
Mrs. Emilie Rishmiller 82 of 1115 S. 15th St. died in a local hospital Tuesday evening June 21. She was a nurse and chiropractor in La Crosse and member of OES Chapter 22 receiving a 50 year pin. Services set Friday night and graveside Saturday at Lakewood Cemetery Minneapolis. Burial at Alma funeral home in charge.
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Emilie Rishmiller
S. 15Th St
Alma Stauff
la Crosse
William Lidster
Champaign
Henry Barge
George
Order of Eastern Star
Eastern Star
Sletten-McKee
Stefan Guttormsson
OES
Lakewood Cemetery
Minneapolis
Wetzler
Robert
Larry
Timber
Minnie Knabe
Nelson
Herman Frank
Pepin
Stohr Funeral Home
Alma
Local Youth David R. Frank Dies After Illness
David R. Frank age 22 of 513 Windsor Street died Wednesday night June 22 in Pepin Wisconsin after a long illness. Born May 22 1944 in Wabasha Minnesota he attended Beardstown Illinois schools and graduated from La Crosse Logan High School. He is survived by his father Walter P. Frank of La Crosse a twin brother Daniel in the Army in Korea and two other siblings.
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David R. Frank
Windsor St
Pepin
Wis
Wabasha
Minn
Beardstown
Ill
la Crosse Logan High School
Walter P. Frank
la Crosse
Daniel
Korea
Promote on achievement not age urges teachers
A Racine AP report says Harold C. Martin president of Union College urged educators to base promotion on achievement, not age. He spoke at Wingspread Johnson Foundation conference calling for learning pace by ability, accelerated study for some students, and alternative grading methods beyond A B C.
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Racine
Harold C. Martin
Union College
Schenectady
N.Y
Martin
Wingspread
Johnson Foundation
Death notices and services for local residents in La Crosse area
Multiple obituaries from Madison and La Crosse list deaths June 21 22 with survivors include grandchildren sons and daughters. Tracy Lynn Barrett services at St Johns Church burial Catholic Cemetery. Ellen Leske survived by son Harry and daughter May Jaceb. John N Fontaine survived by niece Madeline Lessard. John T Feldmeier survived by five brothers and four sisters with Rosary and burial at Mt Calvary Cemetery. Funeral details include Schumacher Nelson Blaschke and parish churches and call times.
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Tracy Lynn Barrett
John Barrett
Liberty St
Madison Hospital
St. John’s Catholic Church
John Connolly
Catholic
Nelson Funeral Home
Ellen Leske
Cass
Friends
South Side
Blaschke Funeral
James F.o’connell
Catholic Cemetery
St. Joseph’s
John N. Fontaine
N. 8Th St
Madeline Lessard
Sanford
Maine
Schumacher
Cathedral of
St. Joseph the Workman
James Falconer
Winnebago Street
Fontaine
Cavalier Inn
John T. Feldmeier
Hokah
Minn
la Crosse
Anthony
R. 1
Houston
August
Haven
S.D
Peter
Ambrose
Phillip
la Crescent
Thresa Kennedy
St. Paul
George
Hilda) Tschumper
Emma Elizabeth Fspa
Portsmouth
Ohio
Earl
Cecilia) Greenwade
Hollister
Frank
Laura
Schumacher Funeral Home
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Peter Coleman
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Winnebago Street Chapel
Oldest Writing Roots in Sumerian Language
The earliest writing emerges from Sumerian culture. Borrowed terms include chicory hyssop myrrh and saffron.
Scientific Ways To Cut Crime Opportunity Studied
Washington AP report on a national symposium where Treasury official Arnold Sagalyn urged a large science driven effort to remove crime opportunity. He proposed auto security upgrades, nonlethal weapons, and tech aided policing to deter crimes and aid capture.
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Joseph E. Mohbat
Washington
Arnold Sagalyn
Treasury Department
Office of Law Enforcement Co
Sagalyn
Today in History Highlights for June 23 1966
The June 23 1966 edition lists notable events on this date including William Penn's 1683 agreement with indigenous peoples for Pennsylvania, Charleston's 1722 incorporation, the 1780 Springfield battle, the 1931 world flight by Wiley Post and Harold Gatty, and other political and diplomatic milestones through recent years.
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Associated Press
William Penn
Pennsylvania
Charleston
South Carolina
Springfield
New Jersey
Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
Royal Air Force
Britain
Germany
Italy
North Africa
Harry S. Truman
US Air Force
Nathan F. Twining
Moscow
Twining
Kremlin
U.S
United Nations
Adlai Stevenson
Kennedy
Stevenson
Dominican Republic
Organization of American States
Vernon County Board Opposes Dairy Cuts
The Vernon County Board approved a resolution opposing the government plan to cut dairy and meat from U S service members rations. The board authorized sending copies to senators, congressmen, and the secretary of agriculture. The Vernon County Agricultural Committee signed the resolution.
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Viroqua
Wis
Vernon County
Secretary of Agriculture
Fire destroys barn near Galesville after lightning strike
A barn on the Donald Stetzer farm three miles east of Galesville was destroyed by fire after a lightning strike at about 9 30 p m Monday. The Galesville Fire Department battled the blaze. Ten calves, the milking machine, and the bulk milk tank were lost. Loss reportedly partially covered by insurance.
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Galesville
Wis
Donald Stetzer
Here
Woman's Brother Harmed in Viet Nam
Wilton Wisconsin reports Mrs James Meckstroth learned her brother Captain Jude Theibert of Sandusky Ohio had his left leg blown off and left arm mutilated by a land mine while serving with the infantry in Viet Nam He was evacuated to a field hospital and no further word has been received by the family.
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Wilton
Wis
James Meckstroth
Jude Theibert
Sandusky
Ohio
Viet Nam
Theibert
Itch Me-Not Advertises Quick Relief at Spell’s Drug Stores
An advertisement touts Itch Me-Not as a quick drying remedy for skin itch. It promises to stop itching in minutes and speed healing with antiseptic action. It targets eczema insect bites foot itch and surface rashes and offers a 48c back guarantee at Spell’s Drug Stores.
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Spell’s
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President’s Office of Science and Technology
National Security Industrial Association
Association
Defense Department
Wwe
Department of Housing and Urban Development
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