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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1963

Page

11

Wall Street's Last Resident to Move Ahead of 27 Story Office

Harley, 70, owner of 108 Wall Street, prepares to vacate June 30 as wreckers claim his 18th century home for a 27 story office building. The former editor and world traveler has turned the top two floors into a museum like residence with Turner paintings and Tiffany lamps. he plans to divide his belongings among 16 descendants before leaving. His wife Eleanor is abroad.

Ray Kohn Harley New York Wall Street Hugh Harley Joseph Turner Eleanor The Philadelphia Inquirer

Plan Signed For City Of Ashland Plan

Gov. Reynolds signed a 22 534 contract with Le febvre Wiggins Lublin Mc Gaughy and Associates to prepare a comprehensive Ashland plan. The Milwaukee firm will work with the Department of Resource Development on aerial photography and analyses of population economy and land use for land use transport and utilities.

Madison Ashland John W. Reynolds Milwaukee Lefebvre, Wiggins

Chinese Leader Sees Revolt In Tibet

A Chinese Nationalist cabinet minister predicted a future anti communist revolt in Tibet on a scale like 1959, stating the event would occur soon. Tien Chun chin, head of the Tibet and Mongolian Affairs Commission, voiced the forecast during a Parliament meeting.

Taipei Formosa Tibet Tien Chun-chin Tibet and Mongolian Affairs Commission

Young GOP Hearsenior Members At San Francisco Convention

Young Republicans opened day three of their four day convention in San Francisco with expected speeches from Sen Barry Goldwater Former Sen William Knowland and Sen Jack Miller The college wing split into two chairs with Ward White and Jerry Dickson leading rival factions amid a credentials fight and armed private guards patrolling the hall.

San Francisco Barry Goldwater R-Ariz U.S William Knowland California Jack Miller Iowa Oregon Mark Hatfield Ward White Russell Kan Cornell Law School Leonard J. Nadasdy Sandra Spence Allegheny College Jerry Dickson University of Kansas Newton James Harff Sharon Powers Durham N.H Dickson Nadasdy Harff Dickson-Harff Trent Deverney Pepperdine College Randy Siefkin University of California At

Till succor an unknown businessman but how did he hear about

A fragment notes a businessman seeking aid or information but omits clear names, dates, or places. The readable lines suggest inquiry into how he learned of assistance and who advised him, without detailing conclusions or outcomes.

Modern Times Crowd Out Folk Sayings

HAL BOYLE notes folk wisdom shifts from direct proverbs to complex backward tongue in modern times. He cites examples like If you don't understand it oppose it and In case of nuclear attack run like hell as signs of hollow laughter and inner despair in contemporary life. Hawaii reports 1148 males per 100 females.

Boyle Benjamin Franklin

Wisconsin Lawmaker Talks Forest Law Amendments

Atty. Gen. George Thompson told the Wisconsin Legislature it can amend the forest crop law and place county forest land under a separate program. Lawmakers debate removing county lands from the crop law to a new statute governing publicly owned forests. Thompson says the move would be legally safe despite constitutional questions.

Madison George Thompson Wisconsin Thompson

Wisconsin Unemployment Claims Dip to Low Since April

The State Industrial Commission reported 19,679 unemployment compensation claims filed in Wisconsin for the week ending June 15, the lowest weekly total since April 6 when 41,607 claims were filed. The prior week tally stood at 20,487.

Madison State Industrial Commission Wisconsin

U S destroyer arrives at Rota Spain

The Bainbridge, the only nuclear powered guided missile destroyer in active U S Navy service, arrived at the Cadiz area base of Rota Spain on Wednesday. Officials called the visit routine.

Cadiz Spain Bainbridge Rota

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