La Crosse civic center plan debated by city and county leaders
La Crosse Mayor Milo Knutson and Isadore Candeub urged the County Board to reconsider placing its safety building outside the civic center. They argued the long range plan benefits all and discussed costs, federal aid formulas, and the aim of centralizing county offices. The board could revisit the motion at the next meeting.
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Jerome R. Rosso
la Crosse Tribune
la Crosse
Chamber of Commerce
Milo Knutson
Isadore Candeub
Candeub, Fleissig and Associates
Courthouse Square
Civic Center
Knutson
Wisconsin Department of Public Welfare
Raymond Nibbe
la Crosse 10Th Ward
Madison
Candeub
Congress
Veek
Leo Kihm
Merritt Gibson
George Herrmann
Onalaska
Triple Header Rocket Hurls Atomic Battery Into Space
The United States launched a Thor-Able-Star rocket carrying three satellites, delivering a 42-pound plutonium 238 atomic unit to power Transit 4-A and propel U.S. space nuclear research ahead of the Soviet Union. GREB and Injun carried radiation detectors and auroral sensors, with NASA-era tech promising unlimited satellite power once deployed.
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United States
Injun
Atomic Energy
UPI
Department of Defense
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Soviet Union
U.S
Navy
GREB
Naval Research Laboratory
Earth
van Allen
James van Allen
University of Iowa
Atomic Energy Commission
Martin Co
AEC
Minnesota Tightens Liquor Imports From Other States
Minnesota limits the amount of liquor that may be brought in from another state to one quart per person. Law officers and state liquor agents can seize contraband liquor or arrest violators. One gallon may still be imported from a foreign country if cleared by customs. The change targeted Duluth and Winona areas after last year’s border seizures and reports of cross border price competition with Wisconsin retailers.
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Duluth - Superior
Wis
Winona-La Crosse
Boundry
Wisconsin
Duluth
Tribune Offers Subscribers Two Summer Reading Plans
The LaCrosse Tribune introduces two vacation plans to keep readers connected. Mail Away transfers home delivery to a daily mailing service at no extra cost. Lay Away saves copies for pickup upon return with no charge.
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Tribune
The
LaCrosse Tribune
la Crosse Tribune
Hungry elephants trumpet as driver sips at sit in New Jersey
William Fanning, a Baton Rouge truck driver, parked at the Sit and Sip tavern in Burlington while five Clyde Beatty-Cole Brothers Circus elephants waited. Police and Hunt Brothers Circus supplied hay and water. Fanning received a 60 day sentence in court.
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Burlington, N. J
William Fanning
Fanning
Baton Rouge
Clyde Beatty-Cole Brothers Circus
Philadelphia
Newington
Hunt Brothers Circus
Florence
Burlington Fire Department
Khrushchev faces Berlin corner seeks face-saving exit
Soviet premier Khrushchev presses for a face-saving exit from Berlin crisis as Kennedy signals openness to discuss proposals. He hopes to trade minor concessions for postponing a showdown while preparing for the October 22 Communist Party congress and a broader world communism strategy. Berlin remains the key test of Western resolve and Khrushchev’s brinkmanship.
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United States
Berlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Kennedy
Khrushchev
West Berlin
West Ber
Soviet Communist Party
Kremlin
Red Bloc
Moscow
U.S.S.R
Laos
Southeast Asia
Germany
East Germany
Drought Grips Northern Plains Instigating Fire Risk
A severe drought blankets Minnesota through North and South Dakota and into Canadian prairie provinces, triggering forest and brush fires. Officials declare drought disaster areas in most North Dakota counties and parts of Minnesota, aiding hay cutting and grazing on soil bank lands.
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Art Schrempp
South Dakota
Schrempp
Santry
S. D
UPI
Associated Press
Great Plains
Minnesota
North
Prairie Provinces
Canada
Washington
North Dakota
Soil Bank
Long Prairie
Minn
Bismarck
N.D
Crookston
Red River
Wisconsin Senate approves patrol arrest bill in 5-4 vote
The State Traffic Patrol bill to arrest highway offenders in officers presence moves to the Assembly with a passage recommendation after Senate approval. A companion narcotics bill imposes stiff penalties, and other actions include teacher degree requirements stalled, budget vetoes sustained, and liquor age measures advancing.
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Madison
Assembly
Senate
Sage
Highway Committee
Hugh Harper
R-Lancaster
Wisconsin
Gaylord Nelson
Department of Administration
Fair Employment Division
Public Service Commission
Willis Hutnik
Mercury Hits 95 More Of The Same In Store
Meteorologist Carl Peterson warns continued heat with readings in the mid 90s and high humidity. Onalaska sees a sprinkling of curb relief while La Crosse remains hotter. Forecast hints at possible showers as June ends.
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Carl Peterson
Onalaska
la Crosse
Wisconsin
County Crop Outlook in La Crosse County
La Crosse County reports a favorable crop season with corn "real good" and likely knee high by the Fourth of July. Hay and grain show strength, first-cutting underway, and insects limited. Strawberries lag behind, but overall prospects remain strong barring severe weather.
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la Crosse County
D. A. Wanless
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