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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1961

Page

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Kennedy reiterates strong stand on Berlin crisis

President Kennedy said the Berlin crisis is Soviet manufactured and that Allied rights in West Berlin cannot be undermined by Soviet actions. He warned Khrushchev against undermining unity and announced a study on possible secret nuclear tests while noting no plans for further talks with Khrushchev. The press conference also touched on tractors for freedom, intelligence reorganization, a Vienna summit, and Laos Geneva cease-fire efforts.

Washington Kennedy Russia Berlin Germany United States Khrushchev Ussr East Germany West Berlin Nazi Germany U.S Fidel Castro Castro Maxwell D. Taylor Vienna Laos Geneva

Federal aid possible for marsh project in La Crosse

City Attorney Flanagan reports after Washington trip that area redevelopment funds for filling the marsh and utilities are remotely possible but unlikely for La Crosse. He notes a potential 1962 Post Office site and urges continued lobbying with Wisconsin lawmakers and federal officials.

Flanagan John K. Flanagan Washington, D. C Common Council Wisconsin Area Redevelopment Administration Charles Slifko la Crosse Corps of Engineers City of Corps Conference of Grand Island Neb Washington

Noisy woodpecker prefers metal roofs to soft wood

In Tampa a woodpecker rejects trees and targets metal roofs at the Joseph R. Canto Sr. home. The bird formerly tapped a metal pole but moved to the Canto roof, sounding daily alarms for Alice Canto as she worked, then sleeping in when she stopped.

Tampa Fla Joseph R. Canto Sr Canto Alice Miss Canto

Khrushchev Signals Berlin Talks Amid Cold War Tension

Khrushchev offered to negotiate on Berlin and Germany in a Kremlin speech at a Soviet North Vietnamese friendship meeting. He warned against Western military buildup, asserted Berlin would not be Blockaded, and demanded Western recognition of East Germany. He said NATO threatens would not be effective and called for disarmament on Soviet terms.

Moscow Khrushchev Berlin Germany Kremlin Soviet Union West Germany Southeast Asia Zurich United States Laos

Informal Meeting On La Crosse Civic Center Plan

La Crosse County Board and Common Council will hear Isadore Candeub of Candeub Fleissig and Associates speak on the civic center. The session at 8 p.m. in the county board chambers is informal and no formal action will be taken. Candeub’s firm has completed 120 urban renewal projects and 60 master plans.

la Crosse Candeub Fleissig Peter Martin D.C Civic Center Martin

Crane operator killed in Merril area accident

Robert Euler 27 of Route 2 Antigo died after being crushed between a crane cab and dirt pile on Lincoln County Highway W south of Merrill. He had just started a new crane operator job with Merrill Gravel and Construction Co and left behind one child.

Merrill (Ap Robert Euler Route 2 Antigo Lincoln County Here Merrill Gravel and Construction Co Euler

Wisconsin Needs 56 Million to Balance Budget

Wisconsin must raise 56.1 million to balance the 1961-63 budget, per the Joint Finance Committee. The figure is 792 thousand higher than prior estimates due to Gov. Nelson vetoes and other recommended expenditures.

Madison Wisconsin Joint Finance Committee Gaylord Nelson

Tax Measure In Technically Perfect Shape

Republicans work long hours on amendments to the tax revision bill to be ready for public hearings. Assemblyman Glen Pommeren ing and Tax Commissioner John A. Gronouski refined the measure, with Gronouski noting most technical issues are resolved.

Madison State Tax Department Glen Pommerening R-Wauwatosa John A. Gronouski Pommerening Gronouski Senate Howard Koop Gaylord Nelson

De Gaulle pushes quick end to Algeria conflict

Paris AP reports President Charles de Gaulle plans a rapid end to the seven year Algerian war. He orders return of divisions from Algeria to Europe, resumes talks with rebels, and warns of partition if negotiations fail. He aims to resolve the impasse in three months to free forces for Berlin crisis. He insists on future association with an independent Algeria and retention of bases for Francophone minorities.

Paris Charles de Gaulle Algeria de Gaulle Berlin France North Atlantic Treaty Organization Europe Presidential Elysee Palace NATO Evian-les-Bains Algiers

Boy Electrocuted by Wire in Strawberry Patch

A barefoot six year old, Douglas Murray Porter, was electrocuted in Winnipeg when he touched a 115-volt wire laid across a strawberry patch to deter birds. The owner said he placed the wire to protect berries and no charges were filed.

Winnipeg Douglas Murray Porter

Arabs Block Iraqi Move To Annex Kuwait

Cairo and Riyadh oppose Iraq's claim to Kuwait with UAR and Saudi backing for Kuwait. Kuwait declares emergency while its forces, aided by British troops, prepare for potential conflict as Arab League and world powers watch.

Kuwait Cairo Iraq Gamal Abdel Nasser United Arab Republic U.A.R Arab League Sir Abdullah As-Salim As-Sabah Abdel Harim Kassem Abdel Kader Hatem al Akhbar Nasser Saudi Arabia Mecca Saud Hussein Jordan Sheik Baghdad Persian Gulf al Gumhurra Kassem Britain Foreign Office London U.S. State Department U.S

Pomeranian Inherits Stock From Miami Socialite

In Miami Beach, Lillie Hudson Cattrall left 1000 shares of J L Hudson Co stock to her two Pomeranians after dying at 80. One dog fell ill and was put away, leaving the other to receive income from the stock administered by the cook Helen Baker. A further 7000 shares were left in trust for Miss Baker.

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