Grant to establish adult centers across Minnesota counties
The Southeastern Minnesota Citizens' Action Council received a $24,033 federal grant approved with a 11 month timeline to operate 13 older adult centers in Winona Houston and Fillmore counties. Local cities will provide $14,000 in facilities. Centers will employ two coordinators and host per site with advisory boards.
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Southeastern
Minnesota
Citizens’ Action Council, Inc
Albert H. Quie
Alan Beals
Office of Economic Opportunity
Winona
Houston
Fillmore
Robert Carlson
Governor's Office of Economic Opportunity
Harold LeVander
Lewiston
St. Charles
Lanesboro
Caledonia
Harmony
Preston
la Crescent
Hokah
Spring Grove
Mabel
Spring Valley
Rushford
Citizens’ Council On Aging
Hay Bal er Fatality Shakes De Soto Area
Raymond Rust 43 of rural De Soto was killed Monday when caught in a hay baler on his farm in the West Prairie area. He served on the De Soto Area School Board about eight years. He is survived by his wife Ruth, his mother Ona Fortun of Viroqua, three daughters Sharon Debra and Rita, and brothers Bernard and Loren. Services Thursday at Northwest Prairie Lutheran Church with burial in the church cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday at Beier Funeral Home in Viroqua and after 1 p.m. Thursday at the church.
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DE Soto
Wis
Raymond Rust
West Prairie
Northwest Prairie Lutheran Church
H. Alfred Weltzin
Beier
Viroqua
Rust
Crawford County
de Soto Area
Ruth
Ona Fortun
Sharon
Debra
Rita
Bernard
Loren
la Crosse
Senate Splits Over Arms Aid Budget As Johnson Defends
Senate committee debates unilateral U.S. arms aid amid claims of budget sleight of hand. Church says overall military aid is larger than the current appropriation while defense and state departments defend the program to deter aggression and stabilize trouble spots. Sales continue unchecked.
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Committee
U.S
Johnson
Church
Oklahoma Girl Held On No Account Check Charges
An 18 year old Tulsa resident was held by La Crosse police on charges of cashing two no account checks at the State Bank of La Crosse and nearby outlets. Authorities state requests from Illinois and Wisconsin will transfer the case for further action. The two checks totaled 5.69 dollars and 25 dollars.
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la Crosse
Tulsa, Okla
Illinois
Wisconsin
Holiday Inn
Stolen $29 Reported From De Soto Room
Betty Honaker a 17 year old of R 2 De Soto reported to La Crosse police that $29 was taken from a room she was vacating at 402 South 7th Street. She said she packed her belongings and left Saturday, returning Monday to find the money missing.
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Betty Honaker
de Soto
la Crosse
S. 7Th St
City death calls and a hospital transport report
June 26 10 16 p m police respond to Leonard Corbett residence 2301 Prospect St Corbett 58 had died before arrival June 27 514 am Ralph Collier 39 of 1127 Avon St transported by squad to Lutheran Hospital illness reports indicate death prior to arrival and hospital transfer by squad car
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Leonard Corbett
Prospect St
Corbett
Ralph Collier
Avon St
Lutheran
Parsons College Fires President Millard G Roberts
Parsons College in Fairfield Iowa removed president Dr Millard G Roberts and plans to seek a Federal Court order to regain accreditation after the North Central Association revoked the school's accreditation. William B Munson was named acting president as the college seeks a permanent replacement following the association's April 6 decision.
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Chicago
Parsons College
Millard G. Roberts
North Central Association of Colleges
William B. Munson
North Central Association
Parsons
Fairfield
Iowa
Two Bicyclists Die in Wisconsin Traffic Toll Rises
Wisconsin’s 1967 highway death toll reached 434 as two bicyclists died in separate crashes Monday. Michael Costa, 9, was killed when his bike and a learner’s car collided three miles south of Waukesha on County Trunk XX. Douglas Watzig, 13, died after his bicycle hit a semi trailer at a Milwaukee city intersection.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Michael J. Costa
Waukesha County
Waukesha
Joseph Costa
Douglas Watzig
Harold G. Watzig
Milwaukee
Ronald Renwick 15 Injured in Crawford County Crash
The youth injured in a Crawford County auto accident Sunday is Ronald Renwick of Onalaska. The correct name is Ronald Renwick, 15, and he is in a La Crosse hospital with an eye injury.
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Crawford County
Ronald Renwick
Onalaska
la Crosse
Weather outlook and temperatures across regions
Sunrise 5 25 a m Wednesday sunset 8 51 p m Moon Last Quarter Record highs and lows from 1933 and 1926 shown. Lake region shows showers and thunderstorms tonight and Wednesday with southerly winds 8 15 mph and upper 60s to lower 80s. Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa expect continued warmth and humidity with chances of storms.
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Lacrosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Followups Anticipated From Glassboro Summit Briefing
Congressional leaders were briefed by President Johnson on the Glassboro summit and expressed belief Johnson Kosygin talks may follow. Officials clarified no specific time or place was set, though discussions highlighted potential direct contacts and continued dialogue between the two nations. Maurer of Romania lauded the open talks as Johnson and Maurer debated world issues.
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Washington
Johnson
Glassboro
Johnson-Kosygin
White House
Kosygin
George Christian
Christian
J.W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Fulbright-Mansfield
Mansfield
Fulbright
Ion Gheorghe Maurer
Romania
Maurer
Soviet Union
Middle East
Thant Defends Removal Of U N Troops
Secretary General Thant defended withdrawing the U N E F from Egypt in a white paper. He rejected claims the pullout triggered the Arab Israeli war as Rusk prepared to meet with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko on Middle East issues. Discussion at the General Assembly followed sharp charges from Adnan Pachachi accusing the U S of hostility to Arab nations.
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United Nations
N.y.ap
Thant
U.N
Egypt
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Middle East
Glassboro
Rusk
Gromyko
General Assembly
Adnan M. Pajchachi
United States
Johnson
Lester R. Pearson
Abba Eban
Alexei N. Kosygin
Vietnam
Band To Perform In Riverside Park
The La Crosse Concert Band will appear at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the Anderson Band Shell of Riverside Park. Director D. R. Wartinbee says a varied program has been prepared. James O. Holmiund will be the vocal soloist.
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la Crosse
Anderson
Riverside Park
D. R. Wartinbee
James 0. Holmiund
Licenses Due June 30 With Health Dept Notice
The La Crosse City Health Department warns that licenses for retail milk meat dealer and other businesses expire Friday June 30. Renewal applications are arriving steadily and must be filed by then per Chief Sanitarian A A Schroeder statement.
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la Crosse City
Reunion Attendee Laura Chase Returns from Wesley Memorial
Chiropodist Laura M. Chase of 101 S. 10th St. attended the 50th class reunion at Wesley Memorial Hospital in Chicago. She traveled with her sister Edith Hallman of Aurora, NL, a Wesley graduate.
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Laura M. Chase
S. 10Th St
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Chicago
Edith Hallman
Aurora
Wesley
Minnesota traffic toll rises to 383 after Duluth sailor dead
A Spanish sailor, Jose C. Sartie 36, died in Duluth after being struck by a car as he walked to his ship the Cydonia. Four other people died in various crashes across Minnesota on Monday.
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Duluth
Minnesota
Jose C. Sartie
Sartie
Moana
Spain
Pontevedra
Thomas Brady
Beloit
Wis
Brady
Charles F. Bier
Nett Lake
Spicer
Ray Edwards
Edwards
Bier
Willmar
Golden Valley
Robert H. Armstrong
Brooklyn Park
Adolph Ulrich
Minneapolis
Triton Drive
Frank Jarboe
Pequot Lakes
Ientr
Jarboe
Merchior' Schaulich
Wayzata
Emma
Kathleen Dumonceaux
Foley
St. Cloud Hospital
Gilman
Minn
Miss Dumonceaux
Bridge club scores posted at YWCA Friday
Friday scores from the Duplicate Bridge Club at the YWCA show pairs led by Ella Hagen with Frances Carter at 57 percent and Richard Sartz with Esther Hines at 56 percent. Bruce Hines and Kenneth Twite posted 54.44 percent while Doris Horst and Marjorie Kachler were at 52.2 percent and Harry Nutting with Marie Fleis at 49 percent.
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YWCA
Ella Hagen
Frances Carter
Richard Sartz
Esther Hines
Bruce Hines
Kenneth Twite
Doris Horst
Marjorie Kachler
Harry Nutting
Marie Fleis
California long whites and red potatoes price report
USDA potato market update from Chicago notes total U S ship ments 408 with new supplies liberal and dull demand. California long whites fetch 3.10 to 3.25 per unit and California round reds 3.50 to 3.76, Arizona round reds 3.65. Old supplies quoted only in part.
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Chicago
USDA
U.S
California
Reds
Arizona
Vietnam War report cites Viet Cong threats and U S prisoner case
Hanoi shelled Marine and South Vietnamese posts killing six Marines and wounding 96 while Viet Cong broadcast claims that Hertz has been executed. The article notes US opposition, Geneva Conventions violations, and rival reprisal executions in 1965. Also reports MIG downing near Da Nang with two pilots rescued by 7th Fleet helicopters.
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U.S
Demilitarized Zone
National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
Hertz
Hanoi
Saigon
Vietnam
U.S. Army
Harold George Bennett
Perryville
Ark
Humber Versace
Baltimore
Kenneth M. Roraback
Fayetteville
N.C
John Stuart
Air Force
J.C. Blandford
Sherman, Tex
Jeremy M. Jarvis
Warren, Mich
da Nang
U. S. 7Th Fleet
North Vietnam
Hainan
Radio Highlights Tuesday Night Sports and Talk
WLCX 7 p.m. Flying Flivver races at Bud's Marina with Vox Pop if rain delays. WKBH 7 45 p.m. baseball Minnesota Twins versus Boston Red Sox broadcast.
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WLCX
Bud’s Marina
WKBH
Minnesota Twins
Boston Red Sox
Liberty plan in making Tomah off limits to corpsmen
Liberty for McCoy Job Corpsmen in Tomah will be restricted until July 6 when officials meet to present a plan for closer supervision and a more definite program of corpsmen visits. The move follows a June 21 disturbance and a decline in local conduct reports.
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Tomah
Wis
McCoy
Liberty
Charles Dixon
Oakdale
Dixon
Job Corps
Juneau County
Evered
Livestock Market Report From South St. Paul and Chicago
USDA cattle and hog numbers with price ranges for slaughter steers heifers cows and bulls. vealers feeders and hogs show gains and declines across weights. Chicago mercantile prices for butter and eggs steady with wholesale buying values listed.
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Chicago Poultry Chicago
USDA
South ST. Paul
South ST. Paul, Minn
Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Winona Livestock Swift & Co
Winona
Minn
Highway 61
Hi-Choice
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