Wisconsin antitrust suit portrays baseball as monopoly
In Milwaukee the Wisconsin antitrust suit against baseball advanced with depositions and a congressional report. Economist Ralph Andreano testified baseball is a self regulating monopoly, while defense challenged his sources and the judge admitted his testimony and exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert O’meara
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Elmer Roller
National League
Braves
Milwaukee Braves
Atlanta
University of Wisconsin
Bowie Kuhn
Earl A. Jinkinson
Ralph Andreano
Roller
Andreano
Celler
Milwaukee Journal
New York Yankees
Cincinnati Reds
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Judge Roller
Ford Frick
Frick
Plane crash near Mt Fuji on round-the-world flight
Weather warnings minutes before the crash near Tokyo. A jetliner bound for Hong Kong plummeted six miles below Mt Fuji after 2 p.m. Winds at Fuji were around 70 mph at noon rising to 86 mph by 3 p.m. A witness saw the plane roll up and a wing break before it plunged with smoke trailing. Mt Fuji lies 55 miles from Tokyo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Weather Bureau
Hong Kong
Tokyo
Mt. Fuji
Fleming couple mourned. survivors named across three generations
Victims continued from Page 1 marriage. The Flemings are survived by two sons, Patrick J., and Robert D., both of Green Bay, a daughter, Mrs. Harold Engel of San Antonio, Tex., and 20 grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flemings
Patrick J
Robert D
Green Bay
Harold Engel
San Antonio
Tex
Two Wisconsin Deaths Increase 1966 Toll to 136
The Wisconsin highway toll rises to 136 with two new deaths. Stephen LeTart, 16, of Kenosha, was fatally struck by a car while with youths near a pizza parlor on Highway 31. John P. Bernhard, 77, of Eau Claire, died after his car hit a Soo Line freight train at an Eau Claire crossing amid falling snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Stephen LeTart
Kenosha
John P. Bernhard
Eau Claire
Soo Line
Proxmire Rejects FAA Pressure Over Airport Aid
Sen William Proxmire charged FAA officials threatened to withhold airport funding for Wisconsin to pressure his stance on federal appropriations The FAA denied the claim and announced an internal investigation naming Cole Morrow as the alleged originator Proxmire cited a report in the Appleton Post-Crescent and said local officials supported the accusation and would be reviewed by William F McKee head of the agency
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Proxmire
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Democrat
William F. McKee
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Proxmire
Cole Morrow
Airports Service Section
Brown County
Green Bay
Oshkosh
Eau Claire
McKee
Appleton Post-Crescent
Morrow
Senate Appropriations Committee
Poor golfers cost country club four thousand nine hundred
John Fenton of Monson sued Hampden Superior Court ordered Quaboag Country Club to pay 4900 dollars for shattered windows and nuisance from golf balls landing on his property near the ninth fairway. The club had built a 24 foot fence but balls still reached his yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
John Fenton
Monson
Quaboag Country Club
Hampden Superior Court
Fenton
Blonde coed boots Nazi protester on UC Berkeley campus
A 19 year old Beverly Hills woman Lynda L Koolish was charged with battery after kicking a uniformed American Nazi party marcher displaying Hitler was right sign on the UC Berkeley campus. She posted 110 dollars bail and must appear in court next week. Police defended the arrest saying free speech is for everyone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Calif
Nazi Party
Hitler
University of California
Rolvaag Keith Gain Delegates in Minnesota DFL Battle
Governor Rolvaag and Lt. Governor Keith score new DFL delegates as Minnesota nominating contests unfold. In St Paul area districts, six Rolvaag delegates and one for Keith join few undecideds while Bloomington shows split support. Overall 316 delegates chosen in Hennepin and Ramsey with 59 to go. University of Minnesota Professor William Hathaway declares Republican bid against Fraser, criticizing focus on foreign policy and neglect of domestic issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Karl Rolvaag
A.M. Keith
Democratic - Farmer- Labor Party
DFL
Minnesota
University of Minnesota
Rolvaag
45Th North
Iome St. Paul
Keith
Florence
Bloomington
Hennepin
Ramsey
William L. Hathaway
Hathaway
Young Republican League
Fraser
John Johnson
Congress
Minneapolis
Fire and court records from La Crosse county area
Fire crews responded March 4 to the Virginia Roloff residence at 810 Winnebago Street for a flooded oil burner. Later that evening Martha Kneifl, 88, of 1301 S. 20th Street, was taken to St Francis Hospital in ill condition. County court actions include multiple petty offenses with beer furnishment cases, vagrancy dismissals, habitual drunkard sentencing, and numerous judgments for various local businesses and individuals across La Crosse and Onalaska principal addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Virginia Roloff
Winnebago St
Martha Kneifl
S. 20Th St
St. Francis Hospital
Ken Martin
Onalaska
Robert Lambert
Lambert
Jack Duffrin
Gannett Hotel
Clifford W. Fritz
Market St
Credit Bureau of
Prairie du Chien
Elfman Marine, Inc
Copeland Ave
Earl L. Hoppe
Hyde Ave
Edar Hirschfield
Harvey St
Karleen Duffrin
Barbara Clark
S. 17Th St
Art Coady
Sumner St
Ralph Young
James Wiedman
N. 3Rd St
Charles Allen
R. 1
Scott Burgess Inc
la Crosse Bottling Co
S. 3Rd St
van Wyk Animal Hospital
H. J. Wills
State Road
John Maier
Charles St
Robert Eisenman
S. 5Th Ave
H. Josephine Bell
King St
Thomas Kinney
Ideal Products Inc
Jefferson, Pa
Larry Tabbert
S. 8Th Ave
First Credit Corp
Cass St
Donald Crook
Bainbridge St
Farmers Insurance Group
Aurora
Roger L. Titcomb
12Th
Body To Be Exhumed In Death Probe
A coroner's jury in Billings decided to exhume the body believed to be John A. Sillers a 39 year old bank officer for identification. They did not determine the death cause, and a one week timetable was seen for an order to remove the body. The case follows a burning car found before Christmas and bank concerns over doubtful loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Mont
Billings Bank
John A. Sillers
County Atty
John Adams
Eeex
Sillers
Kenneth Jacobson
Felix, Webb
Sillers’ Bank
George Cunningham
Viroquan Fined For Jobless Pay Fraud
Arvin M. Orethan 22 R 4 Viroqua formerly of La Crosse admitted three false unemployment claims and obtaining 279 dollars. Judge Leonard F. Roraff fined 81.65 and ordered restitution 279, with probation for one year and no jail sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viroqua
la Crosse
Arvin M. Orethan
Leonard F. Roraff
Orethun
Fugitive Found In Peterson School Building
Everett A. Johnson, a 22 year old from Hokah, escaped from Rochester State Hospital and was captured Friday night in a Peterson Minnesota school building after a farmer spotted him near a barn. Sheriff Neil Haugerud said Johnson offered no resistance and was unarmed. He was serving a 20 year sentence for aggravated assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston, Minn
St. Cloud Reformatory
Peterson
Minn
Neil Haugerud
Fillmore County
Everett A. Johnson
Hokah
Minnesota
Haugerud
Johnson
Rochester State Hospital
Mississippi forecast and river crests across Minnesota and Wisconsin
The Mississippi is expected to rise to 10 feet by Wednesday. The Root River crested at Houston and Hokah with 14.9 and 47.7 feet respectively, just above flood stage. The Kickapoo River will crest at Steuben around 8.0 feet, and the Black River near Galesville is headed to 9.0 feet, with flood stages noted.
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Ing
Mississippi
Houston
Hokah
Kickapoo
Steuben
Galesville
Winona
C.P
Chang
Ron
Dam
T.W
Dakota
Lacrosse
Lansing
Pool
Prairie du Chien
Dodge
Trempealeau
Black
la Crosse
West Salem
Root
Mississippi River
Mon
Tues
Lost cash and laundry mixup prompt neighborhood callout
Found a laundry basket delivered by mistake to 510 Johnson on March 1. Owner may claim by identifying. Lost cash in a red plastic billfold. call 785-1194 for reward. Also notices for upholstery cleaning and frame shop listings with local addresses and phone numbers.
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Johnson
City Seeks Welding Equipment Bids for La Crosse Schools
Coleman Vocational School board invites sealed proposals by March 14 1966 for two semi automatic welding units fitted for .035 wire delivery to Coleman Vocational Technical and Adult Schools. Bids require organizational certificates and 5 to 10 percent bid bonds with delivery within 30 days of bid acceptance.
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City of
la Crosse
Coleman Vocational, Technical and Adult School Board
6Th and Vine Streets
Wisconsin
Coleman
R. E. Kumm
Louis F. Youngman
Civil Defense Committee
la Crosse County
North Dakota storm strands hundreds after three train delays
The ongoing blizzard stalled nearly 500 passengers on three Northern Pacific trains across central North Dakota. About 190 remained on an eastbound train near Eagle Butte, 50 miles west of Bismarck, with food and fuel supplied. In New Salem 135 were sheltered. in Jamestown 170 found safety as trains returned. Lt. Gov. Tighe declared a disaster. Gov. Guy rushed home as weather improved. National Guard, Air Force helicopters, and ski planes planned rescues while power and phone service faltered. In Pierre, guardsmen evacuated hundreds without power. Snowstorms crippled DULuth power crews racing to restore lines. A five-snowmobile mission from Roseau to Grand Forks stalled near Grand Forks. emergency calls went unanswered. Rancher Floyd Murray delivered his 10-pound son by telephone near McClusky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tighe
North Dakota
William Guy
Arizona
Tighe
National Guard
U.S. Air Force
Pierre
S.C
Duluth
Lake Superior
Roseau
Minn
Grand Forks
Roger Dick
Seattle
McClusky
N.D
Floyd Murray
Jobs of Interest Women Seek Nursing Director and More
Classifieds list openings including a Nursing Service Administrator for a 245 bed county facility with a bachelor's degree and five years supervision preferred. Also seeks registered nurses for bloodmobile units in Green Bay or Madison area, part time help with typing, waitress, babysitting and homemaking roles across Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WNA
O. Lindgren, Jr
Brookside
Washington Road
Kenosha
Wisconsin
Green Bay
Madison
Badger Red Cross Blood Region
P. O
Wis
Industry opportunities and legacy at La Crosse and WAOW TV
Local job notices list openings in laboring, marine mechanic, and engineering at WAOW TV in Wausau. Also advertised are temporary labor with Manpower in La Crosse and part time station help at Lee's Service, with training and wage details. The text references Studebaker history and military use of wheels and armor, noting 1852 founding and Civil War caissons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studebaker
Notice on Jobs of Interest and sex discrimination rules
The Federal Civil Rights Act prohibits employment discrimination based on sex with exemptions. Job ads may designate sex only to show bona fide qualifications, which sex would be most interested, or for small employers under 100. Check classifications 26 27 and 28 for new openings.
Salesmen Who Think Big Seek Trainees In La Crosse
Pre set appointments arranged by our office staff and no canvassing. Earn $300-$400 per week by selling appliances with appointments set. Call for appointment 9 to 5 Monday through Friday at La Crosse 784-2700.
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la Crosse
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UW Economist
Ing Baseball
Celler Committee
Stafford
Kuhn
Ralph Delforge
The
Delforge
Chicago
Lion
Harry J. Miller Sr
Perini
Quincy
Twiggs
Alexander Graham Bell
J. R. Williams
Sen. Proxmire
FFA
Blonde
CAN Company
Jackson
Miss
Continental Can Co
Continental
UPI Telephoto
Donald M. Fraser
Fire Department
Ben Williams
Cunningham
Edwin Segard
Viroquan
Complete Picture Framing Academy Hobby Shop
Jay
Ray L. Revor
Jackson St. Lal
Lappin’s
National Institute of Rug
General Mills
West Bend
Tom
Main St
Gambles Home Improvement Co
Kane
Pearl
Harold’s Tailor Shop
Furn
Duane Hanson
Staats CO
Ward Ave
Yanzer Sanitarium
North 7Th Dial
John Bean
B. F. Goodrich
Sts
Ralph
Russell J. Gile
Manke Hardware
Caledonia St. Spencer
Blanche MacPherson
S. 6Th
Paul H. Lysaker
North St
Ares
Kathan Lumber Co
Rochester Methodist Hospital
General Hospital
Mayo Clinic
Charlies W.jerabek
Rochester ‘Methodist Hospital
Rochester
Tribune
Stephan
Maple Grove
General c
John Gort
Waow-Tv
Wausau
Lee
Law and St. Andrew St. Orie
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