Stock ticker style closes on mixed pacing across markets
The list shows numerous company names with share bids and percentage ranges including American Can, RCA, General Motors, Dow Jones related funds, and commodity figures for July Wheat and September Eggs. Investor activity appears scattered with varied percentages and firm quotes across industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell & Farrell, Inc
Olin Mathieson
Aileen, Inc
Allis-Chalmers
Pepsi-Cola
American Can
Phillips Pete
Central
RCA
Clark Oil
American Motors
Republic Steel
First Bank Sk
Amer Tel & Tel
Rexall Drug
Frantz Mfg
Anaconda
Reynolds Metals
Gateway Trans
Avco
Royal Dutch
Godfrey Co
Boe'ng
Safeway Stores
Hamilton Mfg
Boston Capital
G. D. Searle
Heileman Brew
Brunswick
Sears Roebuck
Roehring Co
Chrysler
Sinclair Oil
la X Rub. Mills
Celanese
Socony
Columbia Gas
Sperry Rand
Marine Cap
Consolidated Food
Stand. Oil of Ind
McQuay, Inc
Curtiss Wright
Stand. Oil of NJ
Mtg
Guar. Ins
Dupont
Stud Packard
Nekoosa
Eastman Kodak
Sunray Mid-Cent
Plastics
Financial Fed
E Super Food Soc
Pyroil Co
T' Ford
Swift
Rap Industries
Ruehaus
Texaco
Rockwell Mfg
Gamble Skogmo NS Trane
Royal Co. N.Y
General Dynamics
United Airlines
Warner
Woolworth
Eaton & Howard
NS Zenith
Jones & Laughlin
Eaton & Howard la Cr
Dow Jones Averages Ltd
Lockheed
Fidelity Fund
Incorp
Magnavox
Nat. Invest
Montgomery Ward
Monsanto Chemical
Pacific
Wisconsin Fund
Reynolds outlines school aid cuts to force budget deal
Gov. John W. Reynolds warned of steep school aid reductions if a budget and tax agreement isn’t reached. A package bill proposing a 634 million dollar 1963 65 budget and new taxes heads to the Senate as a special order. If not adopted by July 1, aid drops 22 percent from this year and 32 percent from the proposed next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
John W. Reynolds
Senate
Reynolds
Fire incidents and vehicle blazes reported in La Crosse
On June 22 multiple incidents include a dump fire to Isle La Plume, a car fire for Ken Knutson at 1912 S 13th St, rubbish burning at 1466 Redfield St, a car fire for Edwin Kierlin at Catholic Cemetery, and a car fire for Gene Hall with emergency brake left on. A separate report notes Arthur Stockers, 52, of 1704 Onalaska Ave, taken to Lutheran Hospital ill ness after jail transfer.
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Isle la Plume
Hagar Street
Ken Knutson
S. 13Th St
Redfield St
Catholic Cemetery
Edwin Kierlin
Park Ave
7Th St
Gene Hall
S. 31St St
la Crosse County
Arthur W. Stockers
Onalaska Ave
Lutheran
Accident Near Bangor Leads to Hospitalization
A report from Bangor notes James Jerome of Route 1 was involved in a late evening incident on June 22 at 11 16 p m. He was taken by ambulance to St Francis Hospital for treatment.
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James Jerome
Bangor
St. Francis Hospital
Marriage Licenses Issued In Wisconsin Towns
La Crosse couple James L Lubinsky and Mary L Pierce set to wed June 29. Russell J Schams and Barbara D Stach plan July 20 nuptials in La Crosse. Donald L Campbell and Ann M Roberts to marry July 6 in Farmington Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Lubinsky
St. Paul St
Mary L. Pierce
S. 7Th St
la Crosse
Russell J. Schams
Barbara D. Stach
Denton St
Donald L. Campbell
Mindoro
Ann M. Roberts
Town of
Farmington
Winona Livestock Prices and Market Report Summary
Swift & Company reports noon quotations for hogs cattle and veal with prices rising for hogs and steady to higher values for cattle. ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK data show significant gains for slaughter hogs and steer markets with prices broadening across weight classes. Chicago commodities note minor shifts in butter eggs poultry and potatoes. Details include hogs up 25 cents and cattle strength in steers and heifers with various price bands. regional quotes from St. Paul and Chicago reflect broader market movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona Livestock
Swift & Company
Bologna
ST. Paul
ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Russians Snap Photos Of Norse Military Installations
A Soviet cultural delegation visiting Finnmark showed greater interest in military sites than culture. Finnmark Tidende reports the Russians took many photos of a coastal installation near Vardoe and crawled under cod drying frames to get close to military objectives.
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Oslo
Norway
Finnmark
Finnmark Tidende
Vardoe
Auto Death Toll Rises In Minnesota 1963 Traffic Toll
A Fridley man was killed in a two car crash at U S Highway 65 and Mississippi Street, bringing Minnesota's 1963 road toll to 302. Another fatal head on collision near Fulda killed two women and injured several others. A Minneapolis woman died when her car overturned on Highway 61 near Stacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Associated Press
Twin Cities
Highway Patrol
Arnold Virgil Regnell
U.S. Highway 65
Mississippi Street
David L. Willemsen
Wahken
Minn
Virgil Klosterman
Fulda
Elizabeth Nepper
Wilmont
Donna
Victor Hendel
Marcella
Worthington Hospital
Mabel L. Sanders
Minneapolis
Highway
Stacy
Suspect Beckwith Charged in Mississippi Governor Slaying
Beckwith, linked to the Citizens Council, is charged with murder in the June 12 slaying of Evers. Investigators matched a fingerprint on a .30 caliber rifle to Beckwith who faces possible death in the gas chamber if convicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Police Identification Bureau
Beckwith
Hargrove
Jackson
Evers
Citizens Council
Greenwood
Indianola
Lott
Leflore
Leflore County. State Dist
Atty
Bill Waller
Hinds County
FBI
Money Missing From Campus Laundromat
Police reported $37 in coins missing from coin changers at the Campus Laundromat on 1916 Campbell Road. The theft occurred between 10 30 p m and 10 46 p m Sunday night and the changers were not broken into. It is unclear how the machines were triggered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell Road
Boat and motor recovered after theft near Black River
A boat and motor stolen from 2005 Rose St. were found Sunday near the Black River railroad bridge. Phillip Laurie of 2540 Bainbridge St. located the undamaged craft after being alerted by witnesses. Upper Mississippi Cruises, owner and docked at 2005 Rose St., confirms Louise an employee reported the recovery.
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Rose St
Black River
Phillip Laurie
Bainbridge St
Upper Mississippi Cruises
Rose St. Louise
Eurasia Term Used for Asia and Europe As One Continent
A historical note explains that Eurasia combines Asia and Europe into a single continental name. The term reflects geographic and cultural linkage across vast regions.
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Eurasia
Asia
Europe
David Walker elected state senator at Badger Boys State
David Walker of Logan High School was elected a state senator at Badger Boys State at Ripon College last week, not a assemblyman as reported. Walker served as a delegate to the state convention and sat on the credentials committee. Robert Soules was a county board supervisor and participated in sports. Dwayne Sagen acted as a supervisor and trumpet player in the Badger Boys State Band and chaired his county Nationalist party campaign. Post 52 La Crosse American Legion councilors were C. F. Evans Chick Evans, Harry W Packman, and Arthur Renner.
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David Walker
Logan High School
Badger Boys State
Ripon College
Walker
Robert Soules
Dwayne Sagen
Badger
la Crosse
American Legion
C. F
Chick) Evans
Harry W. Packman
Arthur Renner
1964 campaign views on Cuba civil rights and the South
Democratic and Republican leaders discuss Cuba policy civil rights and the 1964 election. Bailey argues Republicans overplay partisan attacks and predicts bipartisan civil rights progress while Miller supports desegregation on public funds and notes Rockefeller's remarriage affected GOP standing. Bailey counters threats to the South voting bloc citing 1960 gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Bailey
Miller
Sen. Dirksen
GOP
Senate
House
Democratic National Committee
Rockefeller
Truman
South
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Arkansas
Texas
Kennedy
New Treatment Stops Itching Piles Fast
New York report describes a healing substance Bio-Dyne used in Preparation H ointment or suppositories to shrink hemorrhoids without surgery. The method claims rapid relief from burning and itching with germ killing properties and doctor observed improvements over months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Y
Obituary Notice for Olga Math Hoff of Onalaska
Olga Math Hoff 75 of 826 Main St Onalaska died Sunday in a La Crosse hospital. She is survived by son Lloyd two daughters Lila Casberg Helen Quall four stepsons Milo Lynn Ernest Raymond one stepdaughter Edna Marshall 19 grandchildren 21 great grandchildren and one sister Ella Moore of La Verne. Funeral service 2 p.m. Wednesday at First Lutheran Church Onalaska Rev Paul Roe officiating. Burial Farming ton Cemetery Mindoro. Friends may call Fossum Funeral Home Onalaska Tuesday evening and at the church 12 to 2 p.m. Wednesday.
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Olga Math Hoff
Main St
Onalaska
la Crosse
Lloyd
Roy
Lila) Casberg
Deerfield
Ill
Helen Quall
Lynn
Ernest
Holmen
Milo
Galesville
Raymond
Parkdale
Ore
Harold
Edna) Marshall
Haxton
Colo
Ella Moore
First Lutheran Church
Paul Roe
Farmington Cemtery
Mindoro
Fossum Funeral Home
Mrs Hutchinson 74 Dies at Home
Mrs. Ted Alvina Hutchinson aged 74 of 1113 South 13th Street died Monday morning June 24 at her home. Funeral arrangements will be announced later by the Sletten McKee Funeral Home.
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Ted
Alvina) Hutchinson
S. 13Th St
Sletten-McKee Funeral Home
Milwaukee Woman Jeanette Ottaway Dies at 76
Mrs. Jeanette Ottaway of Milwaukee died Sunday morning in a local hospital at age 76. Born July 11, 1887 in Scotland, she is survived by a daughter Mrs. William Timm of La Crosse and two grandchildren. Services are set for Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. in the Tebo Johnson Funeral Home Milwaukee with viewing Tuesday evening. Sletten McKee Funeral Home will handle arrangements locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Ottaway
Bainbridge St
S. Austin St
Milwaukee
Scotland
William
Jeanette) Timm
la Crosse
Tebo-Johnson
Sletten-McKee Funeral Home
Mrs Patricia Mackin Dies. WAVE Veteran Remembered
Patricia Ann Mackin 41 formerly of Oyster Bay Long Island died Saturday evening June 22 at her parents home 3024 Lincoln Ave Minneapolis born Feb 6 1922 in Minneapolis She was a World War II WAVE veteran Services set for Tuesday 9 am Sletten McKee Funeral Home and 9 30 am at St Thomas More Catholic Church Rev Thomas E Mullen to officiate Burial in Catholic Cemetery Friends may call Monday 7 to 9 pm Rosary at 8 pm
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Patricia Ann Mackin
Oyster Bay
Long Island
Merl W. Miller
Lincoln Ave
Harry Case
Green Bay
Minneapolis
Minn
Sletten-McKee
St. Thomas More Catholic Church
Thomas E. Mullen
Milwaukee chosen for Wisconsin Young Democratic Clubs convention
Demos Day praised tax resolution at closing banquet as the Young Democratic Clubs of Wisconsin announced Milwaukee as the site for the 1964 state convention. Lyle Hofacker named Racine and Waukesha as other contenders with no dates set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
National Guard
Lacrosse
Milwaukee
Young Democratic Clubs
Lyle Hofacker
Menomonie
Racine
Waukesha
Red China Demands Equality With Russia Ahead of Moscow Talks
Red China seeks equal footing with the Soviet Union as representatives of the two Communist powers meet in Moscow on July 5 to discuss their ideological split. A joint Chinese North Korean communique in Peking Sunday denounces any effort to impose one party's will on another.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Red
AMVETS Convention Endorses 50 MPH Limit and Senior Tests
At the Wisconsin AMVETS convention in Shawano delegates approved a minimum speed limit of 50 mph on all state and federal highways, and a proposal for mandatory physical exams for drivers over 70. They also backed a $4,000 per year of service federal veteran bonus, and awarded a Milwaukee graduate a $500 scholarship. Robert F. Wiese was elected commander and Ruth Ann Anderson named auxiliary president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawano
Wisconsin Department of the Amvets
Pamela Anne Palmer
Milwaukee
Michael Stoll
Oshkosh
Amvets
Robert F. Wiese
Ruth Ann Anderson
Waupaca
Henretta Gleason
Marinette
Auxiliary
Plane Misses Farmer In Emergency Landing
A single engine plane with two men made an emergency landing in a field at PORT WING Wisconsin, narrowly missing farm owner Ed win Beckwin by about 25 feet. Both occupants escaped unharmed after the plane nosed over in an apple orchard when its wing tips tore away. Pilot John Atwood of Roscoe Illinois said the craft was on the first leg home from South Twin in Lake Superior's Apostle Islands when a broken oil line forced the landing.
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Wis
Edwin Beckwin
John Atwood
Roscoe
Ill
Lake Superior
Apostle Islands
South Twin
Atwood
Historical Society Re Elects Curators
The State Historical Society of Wisconsin re elected 10 persons to its Board of Curators and named three new members Saturday at the close of its annual meeting. New members chosen for one year terms were Floyd Springer and Samuel Rizzo of Racine and Robert Pierce of Menomonie.
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Three Lakes
State Historical Society of
Wisconsin
Floyd Springer
Samuel Rizzo
Racine
Robert Pierce
Menomonie
Scott Cutlip
William B. Hesseltine
Madison
W. Norman Fitzgerald
John C. Geilfuss
Milwaukee
Robert H. Friend
Hartland
Edward Fromm
Hamburg
Robert E. Gehrke
Ripon
Howard T. Greene
Genesee Depot
James A. Riley
Eau Claire
Clifford Swanson
Stevens Point
Small Arms Fire Wounds Two U S Troops North of Saigon
Two U S Army men were wounded by Communist small arms fire north of Saigon. An enlisted man was struck in the left arm while on a Vietnamese patrol 40 miles north of the capital. A lieutenant co piloting an escort helicopter was hit in the leg during a medical evacuation mission 30 miles north of Saigon.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Beloit College Receives $1.6 Million Ford Gift
Beloit College announced a $1.6 million Ford Foundation challenge gift to be matched two to one by the college as part of a $9.6 million development drive. President Miller Upton said the gift is the largest in Beloit’s 116 year history and funds a $350,000 immediate grant with the rest paid over three years as matching funds are raised.
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Beloit
Beloit College
Ford Foundation
Miller Upton
Today in History Highlights From 1885 to Recent Events
The date marks Samuel Ferguson becoming the first Negro bishop in the Protestant Episcopal Church in New York City. Other notes include Margaret Brent’s 1647 exclusion from Maryland Assembly voting, Bowdoin College’s 1794 charter, Kellogg’s 1928 antiwar treaty draft, Roosevelt’s 1941 aid pledge to Russia, and WWII paratroopers near Aparri in 1945.
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Associated Press
Samuel David Ferguson
Protestant Episcopal Church of America
Grace Lutheran Church
New York City
America
Margaret Brent
Maryland
Bowdoin College
Brunswick
Maine
U.S
Frank Kellogg
Franklin Roosevelt
Russia
Germany
Aparri
Luzon
Philippines
France
New York
East River
John Diefenbaker
Boat Blows Up Injuring Skier in Lake Michigan Incident
RACINE AP A powerboat towing a water skier exploded on Lake Michigan injuring 14 year old Rosanne Brusewitz of Milwaukee with second and third degree burns over 32 to 40 percent of her body. The boat operated by Kenneth Koreen 23 of Waterford exploded tossing Koreen and 14 year old Stephen Lott Franksville into the water before the flaming wreckage was towed ashore. Koreen estimated replacement value at 1200 dollars and the boat was a total loss.
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Racine
Michigan Lake
Milwaukee
Rosanne Brusewitz
St. Mary’s Hospital
Burns Center
Kenneth Koreen
Waterford
Stephen Lott
Franksville
Rosanne
Koreen
Lott
U S and South Korean Marines Launch Joint Landing Exercise
A combined force of U S and South Korean marines landed on beaches near Pohang in an amphibious drill. The operation Flagpole climaxed after a three day delay by Typhoon Shirley with sixty seven ships from the U S 7th Fleet and the South Korean navy participating.
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Pohang
South Korea
U.S
Korea
Shirley
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Hagedorn Rites Set for Wednesday
Funeral services for Eric E. Hagedorn a former state assemblyman will be held Wednesday in Phillips He was 66 and died Saturday of cancer in a Park Falls hospital A native of Wauwatosa he served one term in the State Assembly beginning in 1940 and had lived here eight years
Man Steals Judo Trophies From Don San School
Hamilton Ohio police search for a man who broke into the Don San judo school and stole three display trophies valued at 45 dollars over the weekend.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Don San
Democrats Pick Site for 1964 Nomination Convention
Atlantic City leads six bid cities as Democrats decide on a venue for the 1964 nominating convention. San Francisco remains favored by Republicans for its broadcast reach, while Kennedy may prefer a Midwest location. The full national committee will act on the site and delegate allocation amid cash guarantees and hotel incentives.
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Washington
Atlantic City
N.J
Chicago
Republican National Committee
San Francisco
Kennedy
Middle West
Baltimore
Detroit
Miami Beach
Miami
Philadelphia
Cow Palace
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Weather Record for Lacrosse and Vicinity
Fair tonight with variable cloudiness and continued warmth. Upper 80s Tuesday. low tonight near mid 60s. Wisconsin sees scattered thundershowers in extreme northwest tonight or Tuesday. Minnesota mostly fair with some clouds and storms in the west tonight and Tuesday. Iowa expect considerable cloudiness with showers and thunderstorms, heavy rain in the extreme northwest tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacrosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
IBM Data Processors and Programmers Wanted Nationwide
Advertisement seeks men and women aged 18 to 40 for data processing roles at IBM including keypunch and computer programmer positions. Offers basic salary ranges from 5 795 to 12 620 plus higher pay, civil service rating 7 to 12, with training at applicant expense but financed low tuition and short training period. Include phone number PCMT and reference Tribune T-135.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IBM Data
IBM
Civil Service
PCMT
Tribune
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Damascus
Syria
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Kirkuk
Baghdad Radio
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California
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Wigg
House of Commons
Profumo
Christine
U.S. Air Force
Britain
Charles Lee Wright
Mount Vernon
George Hopkins
Bellaire
3Rd Air Force
Ruislip
London
Pentagon
Mandy Rice-Davies
Paris
Daily Mirror
Prince Philip
Prince Philip’s
Marina
Alexandra
Ward
News of the World
Moseley & CO
Fourth Street
New York Exchange
Dial
American, Boston and Midwest Stock Exchange
B. L. Decherne
Jerome W. Antoff
Glenn S. Murrie
Coral Johnson
Leonard C. Naas
William L
Olga Hoff
Mrs
Alvina Hutchinson
Farmer
Historical Society
Danny's
la Crosse, Wis
S. Koreans
By Jack Bell
Edmund G. Brown
Brown
Richard M. Nixon
Crescent Jewelers
Main Street
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