Grade A Milk Law Approved
A proposed grade A milk ordinance cleared common council committees by 12 to 7 and could pass council approval without switches. It would ban selling raw milk in La Crosse city limits unless labeled grade A, with support from health authorities and local producers noting compliance issues and potential price impacts.
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Edward Peters
la Crosse
U. S. Public Health Service
City Board of Health
Emil Sch
Franklin Pamperin
la Crosse-Monroe County
Truce Ends UAL Strike Halting Chicago Operations
A 10 day United Air Lines pilots strike ended Friday with 900 pilots told to return to work at 3 45 p m EST The national mediation board will mediate the dispute and resume talks over the DC 6B fleet as the first issue in negotiations The carrier ranks fourth in passenger and freight service with 9600 daily passengers and 220 flights
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Chicago
United Air Lines
Thoms E. Bickers
National Mediation Board
Renee Sentatives
AFL Air Line Association
Biers
UAL
New York Central
Pennsylvania
American Air Lines
Pres
Marshall Urges Rapid Foreign Aid as World Tensions Rise
Defense Secretary Marshall urged Congress to move quickly on foreign military aid, warning of an ominous buildup among Communist nations. He said the U S must sustain at least three more years of spending and warned that a Korean truce could weaken Western resolve.
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Marshall
Washington
Congress
Free Nations
Korea
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Europe
United States
America
Far East
U. S
Pacific
Free World
House
An Affairs Committee
Western
Acheson
Hhe
Economic Aeration Administration
ECA
The
House Votes July Price Rollback Ban In Emergency Bill
The House approved an emergency price control measure by a 165 to 106 vote to extend the Defense Production Act through July and halt any price rollbacks for that month. The bill renews rent control and fat import programs while Congress considers a longer-term law.
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Washington
House
Senate
Congres
Truman
Maybank
D-Sc
City Lanes Causeway To Expedite Traffic
The Causeway is now divided into two northbound and two southbound lanes with painted lines and a center yellow line. Police Chief George Long says intersections will be laneed soon, outside lanes for right turns and straight ahead, center lanes for left turns, to ease flow and curb chaos. Parking near intersections will be banned within 75 feet and lane indicators extend about 100 feet from intersections.
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la Crosse Tribune
City Traffic Commission
George Long
Laning
Long
Causeway
Grady Appeals To Mossadegh Over Iran Oil Crisis
U S Ambassador Henry F Grady said after 90 minutes of talks with Prime Minister Mossadegh that prospects for easing Iran's oil dispute do not look bright British officials said they would propose keeping British technicians on the Abadan refinery as Iran demands receipts for oil shipments and payment due to the Iranian National Oil Co The Anglo Iranian Oil Co ordered its tankers to withdraw from Abadan signaling a possible shutdown of the Abadan refinery and Mossadegh remains central to the national campaign through IRAN.
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Tehran
Iran
U. S
Henry F. Grady
Ap- Grady
Mossadegh
Benish
Abadan
Iranian National Oil Company
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
Train Derailment Kills Two in Shelbyville
A Chicago and Eastern Illinois Meadowlark passenger train derailed after a track washout near Shelbyville Illinois. Two crewmen were killed and about a dozen passengers injured as the diesel locomotive plunged down a foot embankment destroying four tracks.
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Shelbyville
Ill
Meadowlark
Shelton Feud Flares Again After Slaying Deaths
Fairfield Illinois reports another Shelton family feud flare with one dead and two injured. Victims Guy Pen age 37 and Lulu Pennington age 4 were fatally and severely wounded in a machine gun street intersection shooting. The assailant identified as Charlie Black Charlie Harris.
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Fairfield
Ill
Charlie Harris
Shel- Wayne County
Sheltons
Guy Pen
Lulu Pennington
Charlie
Black Charlie) Harris
United Nations to Seek Armistice in Korea Reported
Washington officials said the United States and its UN allies planned to call for a cease fire in Korea. General Ridgway would be authorized to act within hours, with instructions sent from Lovett to pursue negotiations while awaiting Communist response. The Pentagon indicated dispatching the instructions in mid afternoon.
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Washington
United States
United Nations
Korea
Pentagon
Nea
Cane Wang Sheee
Ridgway
Papal Honors Bestow Nine In La Crosse Diocese
High papal honors conferred by Pope Pius XII on eight La Crosse area residents and one from the city. Recipients include Dr Rudolph B. Horschak County Judge Lambert Hansen Alba J Groves and others. Four women receive Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice medals with La Crosse parish ties noted.
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Pope Pius XII
la Crosse
Amleto Giovanni Cicognani
Laodicea
United States
Pope Pius
John P. Treacy
Coulee
Rudolph B. Horschak
Lambert Hansen
Sparta
Alba J. Groves
Viroqua
Horschak
Blessed Sacrament Church
Ione Hansen
St. Patrick’s
Groves
St. Mary's
Weather Devastation Hits Kansas and Midwest States
Across the midwest June storms bring floods wind, hail, and damage. Kansas bears $22 to $24 million crop loss with evacuations and rail disruption in Wheatland areas. Oklahoma Nebraska Illinois Iowa Minnesota Missouri also suffer extensive agricultural and transport impacts.
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Associated Press
Mid-Continent
Kansas
Midwest
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Illinois
Iowa
Minnesota
Ohio
Louisiana
Missouri
Gulf of Mexico
Kansas City
St. Charles
St. Louis
Wheatland
Eleven Communist Leaders Ordered to Surrender
In New York 11 convicted Communist leaders were ordered by U S district Judge to surrender Monday at the federal courthouse to begin serving their sentences. The move followed the Supreme Court decision affirming their convictions for conspiring to advocate overthrow of the government by violence.
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New York
United Saypol
U. S. Supreme Court
U. S
Americans Have More Money Than Ever Before
Americans report higher savings and spending as the economy shifts. A pig crop rise and poultry stock increases suggest stronger farm output. Weather and inventory trends show price pressures, with manufacturers adjusting to a slower early year.
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Anufacturers
Saale
Philipp Calls for Unity in Wisconsin Republican Party
Cyrus L. Philipp urged unit chairmen in Milwaukee to back party harmony and discuss ideas at a first of its kind statewide meeting. He said he would seek endorsement at the Wisconsin Republican convention on July 7 and anticipated opposition while pledging to support a true Republican government after the 1983 presidential election.
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Milwaukee
Cyrus L. Philipp
Philipp
Wayne Hood
la Crosse
Thomas E. Coleman
Madison
Finance Committee
Henry Ringling
Baraboo
Wisconsin
Phili
Ringling
National
Man Drowned, Coroner Confirms in River Death
Coroner Dr. George D. Reay announced that Jack Doh 34 died by drowning. The body was found near the Bisch river in the Copek area after being attacked and swept into the water.
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Jack Doh
George D. Reay
Kmattee
Earfloa Bisch River
Hihowebon
Copek
Petain Transferred To Private Mansion
Portable fragment describes French leader Philippe Petain moved to a private mansion near Port-Joûinilee, with unclear details about the fort and dates.
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Petain
ROK Legislature Opposes Cease Fire on 38th Parallel
The South Korean legislature on Friday unanimously adopted a resolution opposing a cease fire on the 38th Parallel. Earlier a high government source predicted the shooting war in Korea would stop within a few days, but gave no details.
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Pusan
Korea
Rev Kundinger Resigns Aquinas Post in Diocese Appointments
The diocese announced 74 new assignments after Rev Kundinger resigned from Aquinas. Rev Jo a C7 and Rev Nor bert P Dall received roles, with Dall returning after graduate studies to serve in Catholic work. Keyesville and St Marys Mission see changes amid clergy reshuffle.
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Kundinger
Aquinas
Te Or . la Crosse
Jo' A
Keyesville
St Ilan's Misson
Bear
Siulensales
Was High School
Norbert P. Dall
Social University of America
Washingon
D. C
Ackaunt
Michael’s Ormeee
Korean War Marks Time Amid Cease fire Talk
In Tokyo the Korean front saw a lull as cease-fire talk swirled. A stubborn hill fight northwest of Y ch Hands saw six clashes before Allied troops withdrew. Communists and Reds pressed small attacks while United Nations forces reported brief ground action across the front in a terse communique.
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Tokyo
Y Ch
Alli
United Nationng
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