Call for Immediate Release of Tariff Commission Dairy Report
Rep. Melvin Laird urges President Johnson to release the Tariff Commission dairy report from June 15 and toAct on its recommendations to ease farm hardships. He blames cheese imports for profits squeeze and warns delays impose penalties on U.S. dairy farmers.
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Washington
Johnson
Melvin R. Laird
Rwis
U.S. Tariff Commission
Commission
U.S
Laird
Tariff Commission
Congress
Lair
House Republican Conference
Kosygin Castro Disagreed on Mutual Interest Talks
Soviet Premier Kosygin and Cuban Prime Minister Castro clashed over issues spanning military, political, and economic subjects during talks in Havana Tass said their exchange was frank but not fully disclosed. Kosygin planned to Paris next and hoped to ease Castro demands on Latin American governments.
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Kosygin
Castro
Soviet Union
Fenton Wheeler
Havana
Alexei N. Kosygin
Fidel Castro
Tass
Hameans
Vana
New York
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
La Crosse Band to Perform 17 Numbers at Riverside Park
The La Crosse Concert Band under D Russell Wartinbee will present 17 pieces at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the Anderson Band Shell Riverside Park. Featured trombonists are Richard Loken David Kenstad and Vincent Percente with solos by Larry Althaus. Selections include Battle of the Waves Midnight in Paris Relax Golden Sliphorns Burst of Flames Strangers in the Night El Capso Londonderry Air A Tribute to Glenn Miller New Colonial West Side Story The Gypsy Baron Latins at Large Beyond the Blue Horizon Venie Vici Some Enchanted Evening No Other Love and a final concert march. James Q C Holmlund will sing Some Enchanted Evening and No Other Love.
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la Crosse
Anderson Band
Riverside Park
D. Russel Wartinbee
Paris
Richard Loken
David Kenstad
Vincent Percente
el Capso
Larry Althaus
Londonderry Air
Glenn Miller
New Colonial
Venie
Vidi
Vici
Coulee Region Receives $47,567 OEO Grant
Gov Knowles announced a $47,567 Office of Economic Opportunity grant to the Coulee Region Community Action Council serving La Crosse Monroe Crawford and Vernon Counties. The project will hire four workers to locate needy residents in rural areas and help them access available services.
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Madison
Warren P. Knowles
Office of Economic Opportunity
Coulee
Rooney Hospitalized With Fractured Pelvis
Henry Rooney aged 90 of 329 Pearl Street fractured his pelvis after a midnight fall down stairs. He is in good condition at St Francis Hospital after being transported by police ambulance. Rooney is known for his St Patrick's Day exploits and is a former restaurant owner and longtime Bodega employee.
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Henry Rooney
Pearl St
Bodega
St. Francis Hospital
Rooney
St. Patrick's Day
Boat collision involves local owners and theft probe
A boat struck another Sunday belonging to Leo Schneider of 209 S 26th St not Levi Schneider as reported. The Schneider boat tied at La Crosse Boat Club suffered no damage while police investigate Wednesday who stole the other boat owned by Jack Gantenbein of 418 Oakland St and was thrown from it before the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Schneider
S. 26Th St
Levi Schneider
la Crosse
Une
Schneider
la Crosse Boat Club
Jack Gantenbein
Oakland St
Wisconsin Assembly balks at governor highway plan
Lawmakers critical of implied consent and beerage provisions split from Knowles safety package. Assembly members object to grouping all Knowles programs in one bill. Knowles remains committed to the complete highway safety plan despite the opposition.
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Wisconsin
Assemblymen
Senate
Knowles
Bank error nets $190000 cash instead of $29 order
Woodland California AP reports stock clerk David Van Hoozer who earns $87 weekly at a hospital held a money order for $100,029. A Woodland bank corrected a machine mistake that disbursed $190,000 instead of $29. Hoozer, 36, realized the error as he prepared to mail the payment for insurance.
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Woodland
Calif
David van Hoozer
Woodland Bank
Hoozer
Marriage Licenses Listed for July Weddings in Wisconsin and Minnesota
Multiple couples from Onalaska Janesville Chicago Rochester Minn Berkley Black River Falls Melrose Fairchild and nearby areas receive licenses for July weddings in La Crosse Mt Tabor and surrounding locales. Partners include Thomas F Evert Jean A Hollister William J OBrien Shannon M Collins Alan W Timm Barbara Mekvold Jerry Erlewein Joan Stanek Lois Johnson Richard Tierle Alice Schlegel Ruth Storandt Bernard Larson Kathleen Simcox.
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Thomas F. Evert
King St
Onalaska
Jean A. Hollister
Janesville
William J. O’brien
Chicago
Shannon M. Collins
16Th St
la Crosse
Alan W. Timm
R. J. Holmen
Barbara J. Mekvold
Prospect St
Jerry D. Erlewein
Park Ave
Joan L. Stanek
Kendall
Mt. Tabor
Roger L. Ready
Mississippi St
Lois J. Johnson
Rochester
Minn
Richard J. Tierle
Berkley
Mich
Alice Lorraine Schlegel
Black River Falls
Robert A. Oslie
Ruth Ann Storandt
Melrose
Bernard A. Larson
Kathleen Juanita Simcox
Fairchild
Thai Teacher With 11 Wives Fights Off Communist Attack
Nit Sunghit a 50 year old schoolteacher and father of 19 in Bankornoi village northeast Thailand held off a band of 40 armed Communists for hours. He killed one and wounded another with a shotgun and a seized submachine gun. Police later killed a second attacker as reinforcements arrived.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Nit Sunghit
Bankornoi
Nit
Burglaries Reported In La Crosse Neighborhoods
Four minor burglaries were reported in La Crosse in 24 hours. Items stolen include a $25 rod and reel and a $3 basketball from the Edward Hilbert Residence at 2012 S 19th St. at Rippin Good Cookies 701 Cope land Ave thefts totaled about $6. A boathouse break in at Ferry Street foot yielded a sanding disc pipe knife and ham mer. A coin box about $5 was stolen from a vigil light stand at Christ Episcopal Church 9th and Main Streets.
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la Crosse
Edward Hilbert
S. 19Th St
Hilbert
Copeland Ave
Warren Crook
Wood St
Ferry Street
Christ Episcopal Church
9Th
Main Streets
Traffic cone stolen from Central High School lot
A traffic cone was stolen from the Central High School parking area as reported by teacher Henry Aronson to La Crosse Police Tuesday afternoon.
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Central High School
Henry Aronson
la Crosse
Weather highlights for La Crosse and Upper Mississippi region
Chance of scattered thundershowers tonight and Thursday with little temperature change. Low tonight 60 to 65, Thursday high in the lower 80s. Wisconsin partly cloudy with possible thundershowers Thursday. Minnesota and Iowa forecast showers and thunderstorms tonight and Thursday with warm, humid conditions and cooler trends in northwest Iowa. Extended five day period cooler by about five degrees and showers Thursday through Sunday.
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Lacrosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
la Crosse
Stock Quotations From NYSE And Midwest Livestock Markets
Stock and commodity quotes from Shearson Hamill on the New York Stock Exchange and regional livestock markets. Includes Winona Minnesota hog and cattle bids, South St. Paul cattle and hog details, Chicago poultry butter eggs grain and potato pricing with USDA and CME quotations.
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Shearson, Hammill & CO
Memper
New York Stock Exchange
Open Housing Law To Get First Court Test
Wisconsin's 1965 open housing law will be tested in a September 5 trial in Madison. The Industrial Commission fined jeweler Morris Schwartz $200 for discriminating against a Negro in subleasing a home. Professor Lawrence Levy said he planned to sublet to a Negro, but Schwartz preferred selling before the August 1966 lease expiration.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Richard W. Bardwell
The
Industrial Commission
Morris Schwartz
Schwartz
Circuit
Bardwell
Commission
Lawrence C. Levy
University of Wisconsin
Levy
La Crosse Man Given Suspended Sentence
John H. Buehrle 23 of La Crosse appeared before Monroe County Judge James W. Rice after an investigation. He was charged with taking Sylvester Schroeder's car on May 10 without consent and received a two year suspended sentence at Green Bay Reformatory plus two years probation with the State Department of Public Welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Wis
John H. Buehrle
8Th St
la Crosse
Monroe
James W. Rice
Sylvester M. Schroeder
Cashion
Buehrle
Green Bay Reformatory
State Department of Public Welfare
Americans Sweep Opening Round at Henley Regatta
Five U S crews won opening rounds at Henley England. Cornell University’s lightweight eight won the Thames Challenge Cup while Marietta College claimed the Lady’s Challenge Plate. Three schoolboy eights advanced in the Princess Elizabeth Cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henley-On-Thames
England
Cornell University
Marietta
Ohio
Treaty Prospects Pressed in Nuclear Pact Talks
The United States backs linking withdrawal to settlement in Middle East talks and a nonproliferation treaty is being negotiated with Johnson and Kosygin emphasizing inspection disputes. Western Europe resists ceding Euratom safeguards while Moscow seeks broader IAEA coverage. Discussions on arms race limits remain open with Kosygin treaty talks unclear.
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United States
U.S
Johnson
Kosygin
Soviet Union
Euratom
Joint Atomic Energy Agency
Moscow
International Atomic Energy Agency
Geneva
Cochairmen
Fogging Route Planned Between Market and Zeisler Streets
City crews will fog Wednesday night along a corridor from Market Street to Zeisler Street, spanning the area between the east and west city limits. The operation aims to reduce pest populations and protect public health.
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Zeisler
State Officials Pay Hike Rejected by Finance Committee
Wisconsin lawmakers vote 11 to 2 to keep administrator salaries at 8 400 to 22 500 a year and deny raises to state senators and assembly members. The action delays decisions until the fall session and follows Gov Knowles push for a new 9 000 to 26 000 scale.
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Madison
Joint Finance Committee
Warren P. Knowles
State Personnel Board
Knowles
Girl Who Shot Teacher Placed On Probation
Kathleen Reidell an 18 year old White Bear Lake high student received a five year suspended sentence in Ramsey County District Court. She was placed on probation and ordered to undergo psychiatric counseling as part of the terms. She pleaded guilty to aggravated assault for wounding her home economics teacher Mrs George Cipov 27 of Hudson Wisconsin with a deer rifle fire from the high school parking lot after report card drop from B to D.
Ten Month Old Dies In Madison Fire
A Madison fire on the East Side killed a ten month old boy named Terry McClain and injured a woman who was baby sitting. Coroner Clyde Chamberlain said the child died on arrival at a hospital after smoke filled the three story frame building. The Dutchers, who were helping watch the McClarn children, were unable to reach the infant in time. The other children are two, four and six. Firemen attributed the blaze to playing with matches.
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Madison
Clyde Chamberlain
Terry McClain
Gary McClarn
Richard Dutcher
McClarn
Chamberlain
McClarns
Outburst by Negro youths hits Buffalo. 7 hurt
About 350 youths roamed Buffalo's East Side in gangs looting, smashing windows, and setting fires while police, including 400 officers, contained the disturbance. Seven people were injured, four officers among them, with one bus-toss incident triggering the events.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Frank A. Felicetta
Runaway Boys Caught Stealing Boat at Running Slough
Two 16 year old boys from Milwaukee were apprehended Tuesday evening while attempting to steal a boat on Running Slough at the foot of 15th Street. Boat owner Donald Erickson 2221 S. 13th St. held the pair until police arrived. The youths are in County Jail for Milwaukee authorities.
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Milwaukee
15Th Street
Donald Erickson
S. 13Th St
Riessen Pulls 2nd U.S. Tennis Upset at Wimbledon
Marty Riessen of Evanston Illinois, mainly a doubles player, defeats Danish seventh seed Jan Leschly 1-6 6-3 3-6 6-1 6-4 to become the second United States giant killer in the All England lawn tennis championships. Vic Seixas, 1953 singles champion, loses to Giordano Maioli of Italy 6-1 2-6 7-9 6-12 6-2.
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Wimbledon
England
Marty Riessen
Evanston
Ill
United States
Jan Leschly
Denmark
Vic Seixas
Villanova
Italy
Giordano Maioli
Police Ambulance Transfer From Lake Onalaska Trailer Court
On June 27 at 1 37 p m Mrs George Snyder was transported by ambulance from Lake Onalaska Trailer Court in the Town of Onalaska to St Francis Hospital.
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George Snyder
Lake Onalaska
Debt Ceiling Vote Shapes Vietnam War Finance
Congress considered a temporary debt limit rise to fund Vietnam and upcoming contingencies. Senate backers argued for breathing room while Treasury assumed the 6 percent income tax surcharge and stable war spending. Byrd proposed limiting immediate allowance but failed 44 to 43. his later plan to drop the $7 billion rise also failed 44 to 42.
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Senate
Treasury
Congress
Johnson
George A. Smathers
D-Fla
Harry F. Byrd Jr
D-Va
Virginian
Two Soldiers Killed In Mock Ambush At Army Center
At Fort Sill Oklahoma two GIs died and a third was wounded when a mock ambush with live fire occurred during training. Killed were Pfc James D Conway 19 and Sgt Refugio Hernandez 38. Spec 5 Billy G Evans 28 of Kirkland Indiana was wounded and in satisfactory condition. Conway and Hernandez were identified with family details and hometowns.
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Sil
Okla
Army
Oklahoma
James D. Conway
Refugio Hernandez
Billy G. Evans
Kirkland
Ind
Conway
Walter Lee Conway
Oklahoma City
Hernandez
Frances
Lawton
Albuquerque
N.M
Neenah Youth Killed in Highway Crash
A Neenah 19 year old, Steven W. Smith, died Tuesday night when his car struck a parked vehicle, crossed the road, hit a tree, then collided with another parked car near Neenah. Two other local youths, Thomas Kellogg and James Smith, were hospitalized. An elderly Racine woman, Anna Holm, 89, also died after being struck by a car on June 9.
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Associated Press
Neenah
Wisconsin
Steven W. Smith
Winnebago County
Smith
Thomas Kellogg
James Smith
Smiths
Anna Holm
Racine
Winona Soldier Killed in Vietnam War
Winona Minnesota native Pfe. Charles O Deedrick Jr. was killed in action in Vietnam, the Defense Department announced Tuesday. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles O Deedrick.
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Washington
Winona, Minn
Defense Department
Pfe
Charles O. Deedrick Jr
Charles O. Deedrick
Radio Highlights and Baseball Broadcasts Tonight
Radio highlights list several programs at 7 p.m and 7:20 p.m including Vox Pop. Time trials air from North La Crosse Speedway at 7:20. WKBH carries Minnesota Twins versus Boston Red Sox at 7:45 p.m.
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WLCX
WKTY
North la Crosse Speedway
WKBH
Minnesota Twins
Boston Red Sox
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Warner Elec
Western Power
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Waterford
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