Two Strikes And In Jail Nabbed Tomah Burglar Trio
Three young men Donald Edwards Duane Oberg and Cecil Jobe were jailed in Monroe County awaiting pre sentence investigation after burglarizing the Tomah Gamble Store twice early Monday They were identified by police as the offenders and admitted the two break ins Police recovered six shotguns two electric drills and six boxes of shells taken from the store with the loot all found Six shotguns and other items were later recovered Edwards Oberg and Jobe face pre sentence review and potential charges Oberg was on probation in Chicago before the incident.
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Tomah
Wis
Monroe County
James Rice
Department of Public Welfare
William Showen
Gamble
Squire’s
U.S. 12-16
Harold Lobe
Charles Roeske
Kilbourn Avenue
Lon Roeske
Ray Harris
Gamble’s
Lobe
Edwards
Oberg
Chicago
Eisenhower contact hoped in Scranton bid
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower was hoped to be contacted to gain public support for Scranton's bid for the Republican presidential nomination. Lodge, after addressing Senate committees, planned a Capitol luncheon with Republican senators while asserting the South Viet Nam war is on the track and should not become a campaign issue.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Scranton
Lodge
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
Capitol
Washington
U.S
Wes Gallagher
Associated Press
South Viet Nam
House
Johnson
Viet Nam
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Southeast Asia
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Illinois Delegates Hear Barry Scranton Fight For Delegates
In Chicago Gov William Scranton of Pennsylvania and Sen Barry Goldwater vie for Illinois delegates ahead of the July San Francisco convention. Harold Stassen also appears. Delegates show 693 Goldwater 138 Scranton with 39 of 58 Illinois delegates pledged Goldwater and 18 uncommitted. Scranton challenges Goldwater to a face to face debate before the Illinois delegation.
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Chicago
Will Scranton
Liam W. Scranton
Pennsyl
Ivania
Goldwater
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Illinois
San Francisco
Harold Stassen
Associated Press
Scranton
Richard M. Nixon
South
Monnday
Webster B. Todd
Judy Fernald
Cochairman
New Jersey
Clifford P. Case
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Case
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Nixon
Michigan
Lansing
George Romney
Proxmire Opposes Congress Pay Hike Initiative
Senator William Proxmire vows to strike the 7500 annual increase from the federal pay bill now before the Senate after House approval. He argues the raise is unjustified inflationary and unfair given lawmakers’ wages, noting congressional salaries exceed three times the typical American family. He questions whether higher pay improves competence or ethics in Congress.
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Washington
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Congress
Senate
House
Proxmire
House of Representatives
Parading Negroes Jeer Police in Chicago Rally
About 300 Negroes paraded on Chicago's South Side early today taunting police and daring arrests as civil rights leaders promised more such marches. The rally supported a picket of Gov. Scranton, a 1972 Republican hopeful, with 1,000 planned demonstrators. Seven leaders were arrested for holding a public meeting without a permit.
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Chicago
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Scranton
47Th Street
South Parkway
ACT
Supreme Court upholds $1 award in church dispute
Wisconsin Supreme Court rules for Ernest C. Vasselos in a dispute with the Greek Orthodox Community of St. Spyridon over a promised annual supplement to a priest’s salary. The court says the verdict of $1 stands as the maximum damages given the evidence, and declines to overturn the nominal damages limit.
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Supreme Court
Vasselos
Church
Buchen
E. Harold Hallows
Trial Court
Traffic Court and Public Service Notices from La Crosse Area
Viroqua court records show Robert Neiman, 22, Mankato Minnesota cited for passing on a yellow line with a ten dollar penalty. La Crosse County Court lists Francis X Gaughan, 56 Shaft Pennsylvania for drunken behavior with ten days in jail. On June 29 Louise Wilkus and Caroline Longway from Hillview Home travel to St Francis Hospital. Emma Kopacek similarly makes a hospital trip. La Crosse fire department responds to buffing machine fire at LaCro Products Co.
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Louise Wilkus
Hillview
St. Francis Hospital
Caroline Longway
Emma Kopacek
la Crosse
LaCro Products Co
Liberty St
Kennedy widow helps dedicate Independence Hall plaque
Mrs Joseph P Kennedy 73 helps dedicate a memorial plaque at Independence Hall Philadelphia honoring her son President John F Kennedy. She tells about 8000 attendees the late president would be pleased by the honor. The plaque recalls Kennedy's July 4 1962 address on interdependence of nations.
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Philadelphia
Joseph P. Kennedy
Independence Hall
John F. Kennedy
BeR Distributor Files For Bankruptcy
Frederick S. Wotstcak of Marinette filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court listing 36664 dollars in debts and 13475 dollars in assets. The petition states he was a beer distributor in Marinette and Oconto counties from October 1962 to May 1963.
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Milwaukee
Frederick S. Wotstcak
Marinette
Wotstcak
Oconto
Orthodontist Sol Shiret Dies in Twin Lakes Incident
Kenosha County coroner said Dr. Sol Shiret aged 59 of Skokie Illinois died from a heart attack. An autopsy followed his fall from a pier into Lake Mary at Twin Lakes on Sunday.
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Kenosha
Sol Shiret
Skokie
Ill
Kenosha County
Ed Wavro
Lake Mary
Twin Lakes
Pilot and gunner killed as Reds shoot down helicopter in Vietnam
Communist guerrillas downed a U S Army helicopter 35 miles south of Da Nang on a supply mission, killing the American pilot and gunner. An officer and enlisted man were wounded. The losses raised U S casualties in Vietnam to 244 dead.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Viet Nam
da Nang
US S
Mekong River
Cao Lan
Kien Phuong
City spraying to cover Gorder Road area Tuesday night
Skeeter Schedule announces spraying will occur Tuesday night in the area from East Avenue to 10th Street along Gorder Road to the south city limits. The plan aims to control pests and protect residents and properties in the surrounding neighborhoods.
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Gorder Road
East Avenue
10Th Street
Toy maker A C Gilbert Jr dies in New Haven Conn
A C Gilbert Jr, president and major stockholder of the A C Gilbert Co toy maker, died Saturday in New Haven Connecticut.
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New Haven, Conn
A.C. Gilbert Jr
A.C. Gilbert Co
Johnson expands NATO data sharing under new agreement
President Johnson informed Congress that the United States will broaden the information it can share with NATO and its member nations. The expanded scope follows NATO stockpile developments and allows wider allied access to data previously shared only with NATO, without transferring weapons or restricted data. The 30 day notice to Congress is required before the agreement can take effect.
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Johnson
Congress
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Joint
House-Senate Atomic Energy Committee
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Glenn T. Seaborg
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Livestock quotes from Swift & Company Winona and South St Paul
Livestock market notes show hogs and cattle ranges as of noon with prices for top hogs sows and veal. Cattle demand described as steady with steers and heifers largely steady while cows weaken. Local bids reference 21.75 for top cattle and 26.00 for top veal. Chicago markets report steady butter and mixed grain and poultry quotes.
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Swift & Company
Winona
Minn
South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Young jailbreaker remanded to juvenile court
A 17 year old Mayville youth to face juvenile court again after attorney argued not properly represented at sentencing for theft. Billington broke from Ripon jail June 24 while on parole and was recaptured next day. Judge Willis remanded him to juvenile custody for re hearing and disqualified himself from further proceedings.
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Green Lake
Mayville
H. Maxwell Manser
Ripon
David Willis
Jerry Billington
Reformatory
Brooklyn
Billington
State Department of Public Welfare
Green Bay
Ripon Mill
Manser
Willis
Smithsonian Institution Visits Draw Millions Annually
Approximately five million people visit the Smithsonian Institution in Washington D C each year highlighting its enduring appeal and national role as a major cultural and educational resource.
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Smithsonian Institution
Washington, D.C
Neighbors oppose rezonings as council weighs zone changes
K mart Betty Comeau seeks purchase of property while Philip Arneson represents 22 opponents, five within 100 feet, and L E Sheehan two more. They back single family use. Sagear seeks commercial to light industrial for a 150000 bottling plant. Buffer and easement talks proceed as commission awaits formal offers and funeral home zone bill. Council Judiciary Committee to hear recommendations after public hearings.
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Betty Comeau
Philip Arneson
L. E. Sheehan
Thomas Sagear
R. J. Heimen
Moore and
Avon Streets
Commission
7-Up Bottling Co
Sagear
Robert Allen
Moore St
Sletten-McKee
West Avenue- Ferry Street
Council Judiciary Committee
Sletten-McKee’s
Kmart’s
Aides Urge Pope Paul to Slow Work Pace
Vatican sources report aides urging Pope Paul VI to rest and slow his demanding schedule. They say he may begin his summer vacation at Castel Gandolfo within a week, despite his health being excellent. The pope celebrated mass for 5,000 inside St. Peter's and blessed 30,000 pilgrims outside on Saints Peter and Paul feast day.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Vatican
Castel Gandolfo
Paul
Peter and
St. Peter’s
Italy
Edwin H. Lighter, longtime Rapid City Journal executive dies
Edwin H. Lighter aged 65, longtime general manager of the Rapid City Journal and former Inland Daily Press Association director, died Sunday after 38 years with the Journal.
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Rapid City, S.D
Edwin H. Lighter
The
Rapid City Journal
Inland Daily Press Association
Journal
Coast Guard Seeks Marathon Swimmer Britt Sullivan
Long Island search continues for Britt Sullivan a 29 year old Omaha woman aiming to cross the Atlantic by swimming 20 hours a day with four hours rest aboard escort boats. She disappeared near Montauk Point after sharks approached within 30 yards as she swam out to sea.
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Long Island
N.Y
Britt Sullivan
Fire Island Inlet
Atlantic
Miss Sullivan
Montauk Point
Planes Belter Among 12 Missing After Bermuda Collision
Air Force lists 12 men missing from the Bermuda plane collision. Planes Lowell A Belter of Wisconsin is among them. Belter's wife Mary Jane lives at Kindley Air Force Base Bermuda. Five of the 17 listed are known dead but names withheld pending kin notification.
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Lowell A. Belter
Marie Passehl
Marion
Wis
Waupaca County
Air Force
Bermuda
Belter
Mary Jane Belter
Kindley Air Force Base
Weather record for Lacrosse region and nearby states
Continued heat with risk of scattered thundershowers tonight and Wednesday. Upper 60s tonight, mid 90s Thursday in Wisconsin and Minnesota variable clouds and scattered showers. Iowa partly cloudy with late night showers and thunderstorms east Wednesday forenoon. Sunrise and sunset times given. Moon Last Quarter. Degree Days totals and historical records noted.
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Lacrosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
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