Jacob Fuchs Celebrates 98th Birthday in Hokah
Jacob Fuchs aged 98 at 1523 S. 8th St marks his birthday Friday. A cooper by trade his early century automation work shifted him to other jobs. His children John Eugene Adrian and others joined at his home. one son Joseph died in 1909. The family notes he still shovels snow and plays cards, with sons John Eugene and Adrian once employed by The La Crosse Tribune.
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Jacob Fuchs
S. 8Th St
Fuchs
Hokah
Farmand
Northern Engraving Co
John
Eugene
Adrian
Marie) Miller
Alberta
Harry
Angeline) Wittinger
Herbert
Clarence
Marcella) Christopher
Joseph
la Crosse Tribune
Johnson Kosygin meet amid eased U S Soviet tensions
After two private talks and a lunch with advisers at a campus site the U S and Soviet leaders signaled improved tone toward a possible treaty draft to curb nuclear spread. President Johnson praised the Glassboro parley spirit while warning deep differences remain and no new agreements were reached.
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Ter Andrei A. Gromyko
U.S
Glassboro
Johnson
Hollybush
Los Angeles
Kosygin
Dodd Remains Faithful After Debate and Vote
After a protracted debate and final vote on Friday Senator Dodd told colleagues he would continue to serve despite the controversy. He declared he would rather be dead than dishonored but said he bore no bitterness and believed a grave mistake had been made. He thanked Senator Russell Long and others for support and noted his wife’s crucial backing during the 18 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mittee
Sen
Russell B. Long
D-La
Obituaries of Bailey Flynn and Senn with funeral notices
Thomas Bailey 87 of 1122 S 18th St died Friday June 23 in St Joseph Nursing Home. Survived by daughter Helen Ristow of La Crosse son Raymond of La Crosse and one grandchild. Services Monday 8:30 a.m. Blaschke Funeral Home and 9 a.m. Holy Trinity Church. Burial Catholic Cemetery. Rosary Sunday 7 p.m. Knights of Columbus to assist. Margaret A Flynn 89 of 7703 5th Ave Kenosha formerly of La Crosse died Thursday in Kenosha. Survived by two daughters Genevieve Huntoon and Elizabeth Figgie two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Graveside La Crosse Catholic Cemetery Monday 2 p.m. with details at Bruch Funeral Home. Annabelle Senn 47 of R1 Onalaska died Saturday in hospital. Survived by husband two daughters Mary Ruth two sons David Thomas mother Cora Opland sisters Margaret Sanford Helen Betz and brothers Raymond Milton Ralph. Services Monday 9:30 a.m. Dickinson Caledonia Chapel and 10 a.m. St Patrick’s Onalaska. Burial La Crosse Catholic Cemetery. Rosary Sunday 8 p.m. at chapel.
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Thomas Bailey
S. 18Th St
St. Joseph
Helen Ristow
la Crosse
Raymond
Bailey
Knights of Columbus
Catholic Order of Foresters
Company M
South Side
Blaschke
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Msgr
Victor JJ
Kenosha
Wis
Margaret A. Flynn
5Th Ave
William Murphy
Louis S. Hambacher
St. Mark's Catholic Church
la Crosse Catholic Cemetery
Robert
Annabelle) Senn
R. 1
Onalaska
Hi Hopes Club
Mary
Ruth
David
Thomas
Cora Opland
Orley
Margaret) Sanford
Helen Betz
Milwaukee
Milton
Ralph Opland
Dickinson Caledonia Street
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Joseph N. Bach
la Crosse Catholic
Viroqua
William A. Dach
Dach Ridge
Viroqua Methodist Church
Lee Holmes
Jacobson-Vance
Mr. Dach
Daniel Dach
Pearl Ellis
Morris Stokke
Albert
Edwin
Dad
Bertha Hall
Viroqua Church of Christ
Duane Clark
Sylvan Cemetery
Richland County
Hall
Sheridan Fetty
Perry Hall
Sgt
Marion Hall
York
George
Fairfield
Calif
George Fetty
South Dakota
Clifford
Westby
Mabel Wang
Hans Bakken
Ole Wang
Norman
Helen) Jothen
Marvin
Margaret) Paulson
Wauconda
Ill
Henry Bakken
Westby-Coon Prairie Lutheran Church
H. C. Aasen
Coon Prairie Cemetery
Anderson Chapel
Wilton
Karl Kruse
Wisconsin Dells
Baraboo
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Raymond Quade
Tomah
Smith-Nelson
Kruse
Lottie Dilman
Bess Philips
Bess Philps
Camp Douglas
Ninneman Funeral Home
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Hustler
Miss Philps
Thhree
Clarence Stickney
Viola Philps
Alice Philps
Chicago
Chet
Josephine Hanson
Sparta
Salem Ridge Methodist Church
la Farge
Salem Cemetery
Edward Johnson
Robert Page
Spartia
Cecelia Clements
Ontario
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Cashion
Irene Schmitz
Cashton
VFW delegates push mass drive and honors in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin VFW conference featured calls for the largest membership drive, awards to Edward Schmidt of Manitowoc and John Wasielewski as district commander, plus a crew of all state post commanders. Resolutions urged law enforcement support, anti communism efforts, a federal veterans department, and national cemeteries. Scholarships totaling twelve hundred dollars were awarded to students, with major donations from the Post Commanders Club and auxiliary. A national cemetery was proposed for the Bong Air Force Base site in Racine.
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VFW
National
Holt
Edward J. Schmidt
Manitowoc
Wisconsin
Schmidt
Conrad Orth
Colby
John Wasielewski
John Bellino
Superior
Albin Witkowski
Wausau
Charles Dickson
Janesville
James J. Pearson
Walter Hogan
Milwaukee
Maynard Campbell
Burlington
Eugene Schlesner
Watertown
Joseph Brey
Cato
Joseph Burkart
Stratford
Joseph Wienke
Madison
Glenn Wolf
Prescott
Willard Brusse
Sheboygan
Lillian Campbell
National Auxiliary
Wisconsin Auxiliary
Jas
Johnson
Alexei Kosygin
Eau Claire Post
Judith Baker
Sun Prairie
David Byrne
Cuba City
Jane Cullen
Earl Godfrey
Linda Goertz
Rothschild
Susan Grass
Mary Huber
John Juel
Lonnie Kraemer
Kenosha
Susan Most
River Falls
Karen Lenzig
Lyndon Station
Carol Wiegand
The
Post
Commanders Club
Auxiliary
Bong Air Force Base
Racine
Yaksh Post
Buddy Poppy
la Crosse
Milwaukee Post
John Scioli
Soldier Ortman Earned Silver Star For Normandy Invasion
Fish and was discharged in 1945. He served with the 13th Field Artillery Observation Battalion as an observer. Ortman received the Silver Star and the Arrow Head for participating in the Normandy invasion. Ortman held posts as post commander district commander department chief of staff and is a member of the Military Order of the Cootie the honor degree of the VFW.
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13Th Field Artillery
Ortman
VFW
Deadly crossfire kills 76 in Viet battle near Dak To
An American infantry company of about 150 men in the 173rd Airborne Brigade suffered 76 killed and 24 wounded after a seven hour engagement with North Vietnamese forces on a ridge near Dak To in the central highlands. Reinforcements evacuated casualties to Dak To base camp as air strikes and helicopter support limited by proximity.
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George Esper
Saigon
Highlands
U.S
Dak To
173Rd Airborne Brigade
Vietnam
Johnson Meets Kosygin with Hopes for Peace Efforts
President Johnson reported that he and Soviet Premier Kosygin discussed the Middle East and Southeast Asia, potential arms control steps, and a joint push for constructive peace initiatives. He warned that past summit talks do not end trouble and that global dangers require hard choices. Johnson later flew to Texas to visit his first grandchild, and a dinner raised about 500000 for the President's Club. The party claimed it has paid off a 4 million debt.
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Kosygin
Johnson
Middle East
Southeast Asia
Los Angeles
Texas
President’s Club
Democratic Party
Johnson Kosygin meet to seek calmer ties and mutual accords
The leaders reached agreement on cultural exchanges civil aviation a weapons ban in space and a consular treaty. Johnson highlighted his personal push to secure Senate ratification and both men remained firm yet courteous throughout the talks. They planned a joint press appearance and prepared aligned statements.
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Kosygin
United States
Soviet Union
Johnson
Senate
River Readings and Weather Notes From La Crosse
Fragmented notes reference the Mississippi River forecast for La Crosse with readings of 10.6 and 10.7 on Sunday Monday and Tuesday. A mention notes a grandfather presenting an original copy of a statement to Kosygin and Johnson in gratitude.
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Lacrosse
Johnson
Kosygin
Mississippi River
la Crosse
Births in Honolulu and Wisconsin recognize new arrivals
Birth notices list a June 21 daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ihle of Honolulu Hawaii and a June 21 son for Mr. and Mrs Ronald Carpenter of La Crosse at St Francis Hospital. Additional births include a June 21 daughter for Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Koenig of Onalaska and a June 21 son for Mr. and Mrs Edgar Wirtala of 1733 Avon St. Also noted are births to Mrs Ruth Heilman and Mrs Rita Hofsetter with family locations in Onalaska and Chaseburg respectively. Further June 22 births include a son for Mr. and Mrs Joseph Boland of Gays Mills and a son for Mr. and Mrs Robert Cullman of West Salem, among others at Lutheran Hospital in Houston Minnesota and Grandview Hospital Coon Valley.
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Kristine
Michael Ihle
Honolulu
Hawaii
Irene Chicken
la Crosse
St. Francis Hospital
Ronald Carpenter
Onalas
Karen Bohning
Lloyd Koenig
Onalaska
Florence Shain
Edgar Wirtala
Avon St
Cheryl Hogden
Howard Wang
Redfield St
Ruth Heilman
Keith Amann
Chaseburg
Mary Jane Ostreng
Roger Yeske
S. 28Th St
Rita Hofsetter
Joseph Boland
Gays Mills
Rosemary Scheckel
Robert Cullman
West Salem
Linda Liles
Lutheran Hospital
Police and Ambulance Calls In La Crosse Summary
Police and ambulance logs from La Crosse report three incidents. Anna Van Riper, 71, from 702 Livingston St., ill and taken to St Francis Hospital at 1:45 a.m. June 24. David Beranek, 23, of 1409 Adams St., bartender, cut fingers on glass and hospitalized after to St Francis by squad at 11:14 p.m. June 23? Your Uncle's Place address listed. Steve Beranek, 5, of 224 Rose St., cut self on glass after a fall near Burlington Railroad tracks and taken to St Francis by squad at 3:14 p.m. June 23.
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Anna van Riper
Livingston St
St. Francis Hospital
S. 4Th St
David Beranek
Adams St
St. Andrew Playground
Steve Beranek
City council to discuss Job Corps supervision plans
Mayor notes city cannot declare off limits but requires all residents to obey laws. Alderman Rose says Job Corps fails promise of limited convergence on Tomah and Sparta and transport for weekend recreation. Aldermen call for stricter supervision with a 1:10 counselor ratio. meeting opens at 6:45 p.m. at city hall then moves to senior high cafeteria.
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John Rose
Tomah
Sparta
Liberty
City Hall
Deaths in Wisconsin: Dach Hall Wang Kruse and more
Obituaries from Viroqua Westby Black River Falls and Wilton note William A Dach 75 dies after long illness with service in Viroqua. Bertha Hall 72 dies with services in Viroqua Church of Christ. Mabel Wang 69 of Westby dies in Viroqua hospital. Karl Kruse 44 of Wisconsin Dells dies after brief illness in Wilton funeral service in St Pauls Lutheran Church.
University of Wisconsin Receives $650000 Space Grant
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration offers UW a $650,000 grant to support space science and engineering research. The award focuses on theoretical chemistry and requires approval by the UW board of regents.
Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Weather Outlook and Day Lengths
Weather forecasts for Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa show mostly cloudy skies with showers possible in Wisconsin and thunderstorms in the southeast, decreasing by Saturday night. Minnesota and Iowa expect cloudiness to ease with warmer conditions Sunday. Degree days total 7,534 versus last year 7,565 and normal 7,581 with Sunday sunrise at 5 23 a.m. and sunset at 8 5 p.m. Record highs and lows listed for June 24 with historical extremes.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Wisconsin area obituaries recount families, deaths, and survivors
Obituary notices from Wisconsin communities list Bess Philips Tomah Camp Douglas. Hazel Niemeyer Sparta. Josephine Hanson Sparta. Celia Clements Ontario. Surviving relatives include spouses, children, siblings, and grandchildren. Deaths occur in June with funeral and burial details and calling hours noted.
President Resigns At Allen-Bradley
MILWAUKEE AP Fred Loock 75 president and sales manager of Allen-Bradley Co since 1957 and employee for 57 years resigned Directors elected Arlee Paul 57 employee since 1933 as his successor The firm makes electrical and electronic equipment.
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Milwaukee
Fred Loock
Allen-Bradley Co
Arlee Paul
Loock
Locals Complete Household Furnishings Sale
A rummage and wheelchair available at 1205 Kane in a Friday and Saturday sale offering complete household furnishings to shoppers.
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Kane
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