Ban On Drinking On Streets Sparks Elkhart Lake Disturbance
A Saturday night protest by thousands of sport car fans in Elkhart Lake followed enforcement of a village beer ban. More than 50 arrests occurred and two people were hospitalized as bottles and beer cans were hurled. Sheriff Frewert blamed hangers on for the disorder while noting racing fans rarely cause trouble.
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Crosse Cribune June 24 1963 Delivered on RFD
The Crosse Cribune reports on a local edition dated June 24 1963 with delivery noted on June 25 via rural free delivery. News items include community notices and brief local updates from the period.
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Minnesota Jobs Gain In May 21 100 Increase St Paul
May saw a substantial rise in Minnesota non farm jobs, up 21 100 from April to 1 001 000. The gain marks a 15 900 rise from a year earlier with unemployment dropping to 71 000. Construction retail trade manufacturing and services led the gains while manufacturing wages averaged 104 04 per week, up 1 35 from last year.
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Office of Employment Security
Plans Announced For 600 Student Dorm
Plans unveiled for a $1 million twin-tower dormitory to house over 600 students at a State Street site near the University of Wisconsin campus. The site was sold to John Borman and Associates at an undisclosed price and the facility is to be completed by September 1964.
Congress weighs pesticide dangers amid hearings and warnings
In Washington AP report two congressional committees confront health warnings on pesticides and related risks as they weigh public safety against progress. The noisy spring captures debate over environmental dangers and the broader impact of chemical use on society.
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Public concern grows over pesticides amid Silent Spring impact
Congress considers stricter pesticide controls as Rachel Carson testifies on curb limits and redress rights. Reports note environmental contamination fears and calls for safer, more targeted insect control strategies, with new sprays and labeling rules under review.
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Passionate Pair Caught Embracing by Parking Meter
Desmond Hayes of Lim erick Ireland witnessed a couple kissing on a Tulsa sidewalk and using a homemade parking meter key to steal coins. The pair held an embrace meter by meter and had over $100 in change when arrested, according to police.
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Okla
Desmond Hayes
Limerick
Ireland
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Society Names 13 To Board of Curators
THREE LAKES AP The State Historical Society named 13 persons to its Board of Curators Saturday as the organization brought its three day annual meeting to a close. New members elected for one year terms were Floyd Springer of Racine, Robert Pierce of Menominee and Samuel Rizzo of Racine. Members re-elected were Scott Cutlip, Madison, W Norman Fitzgerald, Milwaukee, Mrs Robert E Friend, Hartland, Edward Fromm, Hamburg, Robert E Gehrie, Ripon, John C Geilfuss, Milwaukee, Mrs Howard T Greene, Genesee Depot, William B Hesseltine, Madison, James A Riley, Eau Claire, and Clifford Swanson, Stevens Point.
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State Historical Society
Floyd Springer
Racine
Robert Pierce
Menomonie
Samuel Rizzo
Scott Cutlip
Madison
W. Norman Fitzgerald
Milwaukee
Robert E. Friend
Hartland
Edward Fromm
Hamburg
Robert E. Gehrie
Ripon
John C. Geilfuss
Howard T. Greene
Genesee Depot
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James A. Riley
Eau Claire
Cifford Swanson
Stevens Point
Denver rally urges fight for equality at city park
About 350 Negroes and a dozen whites hear Rev. Sylvester Odom urge action for desegregation. He chides those not joining a 10 block march begun earlier by about 150. A Denver council meeting is set for Tuesday as leaders plan a City Hall walk demanding desegregation.
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Last Reunion of Teddy Roosevelt’s Roughriders Stirs Las Vegas
In Las Vegas New Mexico the 63rd and possibly final reunion of Teddy Roosevelt’s Roughriders drew only three survivors. Jesse Langdon 85 traveled from Long Island New York to attend along with Charles Hopping 90 from Long Beach California and Frank Brito about 90 from Las Cruces New Mexico.
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Jesse D. Langdon
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N.Y
Charles O. Hopping
Long Beach
Calif
Frank C. Brito
Las Cruces
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