Ten Thousand Approved for Doe Probe Investigators
The Wisconsin Assembly approved a $10,000 appropriation for the attorney general to hire two investigators and a stenographer to assist in the Milwaukee County John Doe probe. The bill passed 37 to 35 after earlier delays, amid Democratic opposition accusing it of partisan staffing.
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Doe
Madison
State Assembly
Milwaukee County
John Doe
Assembly
GOP
George Thompson
William Ward
New Richmond
Senate
Jack Olson
Dane County Court
Wisconsin
Vatican and Soviet Eyes Turn Toward Warmer Ties
In Rome Premier Khrushchev's son-in-law Alexei Adzhubei met Pope John XXIII in an 18 minute audience, sparking talk of possible easing between the Kremlin and the Vatican. Officials note no hit on communism, just coexistence, as Moscow hints at broader diplomacy. Mindzenty’s status in Budapest also fuels speculation.
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Vatican City
Khrushchev
John XXIII
Soviet Union
Oman
Adzhubei
Izvestia
Rada
Italy
Vatican
John
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Moscow
Pope John
Freedom For
Hungary
Josef Cardinel Mindzenty
U.S
Legation
Budapest
Conductor’s Troubling Trounce as Pants Drop During Choir
Maurice Jacobson, 67, conducted 400 children at a Methodist Church festival in Lincoln England when his pants unexpectedly fell, he continued beating time with one hand, inching them up and finishing the performance. The audience cheered as a safety pin was used to secure the trousers afterward.
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England
Maurice Jacobson
Jacobson
Methodist
Colors Across 1 5 8 Shades of 3 Indian powder
Crossword style clues list with across and down entries. Includes chemistry terms, metals, colors, and common prefixes and suffixes. Answers span colors, substances, and objects such as yellow metal, Indian powder, and various Latin or English prefixes.
Crossword Clue Pack Quarter 1A 8Reddish blue
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Crude tools and colors in AWSPaper clues
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Ann Landers column addresses caregiving and mooching
Dear readers, a reader seeks guidance on caring for an aging mother with money of her own, while another laments family burden and a sister’s questionable promises. A third writer recounts alcohol relapse after a sobering period and a workplace mishap. Ann Landers advises legal help and firm boundaries with relatives who rely on their generosity.
Public debate on intelligence fuels Cuba tensions
The piece discusses democracy and secrecy as tensions rise over government disclosures about Soviet moves in Cuba. It cites Mahon criticizing the Kennedy administration for revealing sensitive information, recalls Kennedy’s February news conference after a reconnaissance photo display, and notes Senator Keating’s support for security steps while condemning information suppression to dodge embarrassment.
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Cuba
Mahon
Cuban Crisis Both the Defense and State Departments
Kennedy
Robert S. McNamara
Judge backs husband in postponing baby case
In London AP Barbara Hutchinson sued John Hutchinson for divorce claiming cruelty for denying her desire to have a child. The judge called John a decent man who preferred postponing parenthood until they could afford a furnished house and refused the divorce, ruling no injury to Barbara's health.
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London
Barbara Hutchinson
John
Barbara
Net Realized Income Up On Fewer Farms
The Agriculture Department reported that the national realized net income per farm averaged $3,498 last year, a record high, up 4 percent from 1961 due mainly to fewer farms. Total farm income rose less than 1 percent. Wisconsin averaged $3,252, up 1 percent.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Wisconsin
Deaths Torgerson 70 of West Salem
Goodwin B Torgerson 70 of West Salem died Thursday at his farm home. Born April 16 1892 to Tollef and Genora Paulson Torgerson he is survived by widow Marie Gulbrandsrud and sister Mrs Lillian Peterson. Preceded in death by one son and two brothers. Services Monday 130 p m at Our Savior's Lutheran Church West Salem with Rev Walter Ekeren officiating. Burial at Neshonoc Cemetery. Friends may call Jostad Funeral Home West Salem Sunday evening and at church Monday from noon to service time.
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Tollef
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Marie Gulbrandsrud
Lillian Peterson
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
Walter Ekeren
Neshonoc
Jostad Funeral Home
Black River Falls
Wis
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T. A. Rykken
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Jackson County
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Hixton
North Dakota
Olga Hoff
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Ernest Wangswick
Mott
Clarence
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Fred Bielefeldt
EUB
Gilmanton
George Gould
Gilmanton Cemetery
Smith Mortuary
Charles Bielefeldt
Ethlyn Cody
Schilling Electric Co
James
John
Kenneth
Beverly) Vance
LaMesa
Willard MecCullock
Merrill
Ore
Seattle
Wash
Mrs Hulda Johnson 75 Dies in Butler Hospital
Mrs Hulda Johnson aged 75 formerly of La Crosse died Wednesday at Butler Hospital Butler Pa She had lived with her daughter Mrs Leonard Beck of Butler She survived by sister Mrs Harry Hanson of La Crosse three brothers Arthur C Carl R Anderson of La Crosse and John A Anderson of Aberdeen SD and two grandchildren Services Monday 2 pm Sletten McKee Funeral Home Rev Arthur Feroe officiating burial Oak Grove Cemetery Calling hours Sunday 3-5 and 7-9 pm
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la Crosse
Butler Hospital
Butler
Leonard
Ruth) Beck
Harry Hanson
Arthur C
Carl R. Anderson
John A. Anderson
Aberdeen
S.D
Sletten-McKee
Arthur Feroe
Oak Grove Cemetery
Albany Repeals All Segregation Ordinances
Albany Georgia reports the city commission repealed every segregation ordinance on the books. White leaders showed bewilderment while Negro leaders weighed the move’s meaning and potential good faith. The commission said repeal would strengthen the city’s legal position in racial issues and not disrupt social patterns.
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Albany, Ga
Georgia
U. S. Page
Albany
Page
Minnesota House Bills to Raise Driving Age to 16
State lawmakers advance a bill to raise Minnesota's driving age from 15 to 16. Proponents cite maturity and safety, while opponents argue for parental responsibility. An amendment would allow limited 15 year old licenses for farm work near home, with day driving only and night and city restrictions. General licenses would require a training course and adult supervision. Local rural legislators warned of farm hardship, but support remains strong.
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ST. Paul
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Mahonald
Martin McGowan
Appleton
Robert Mahonald
St. Cloud
Marriage Licenses Report From La Crosse and Beloit
Larry E. Rumsey and Joan Wensel to wed March 16 in La Crosse along with Bernard H. Pins and Edith L. Schultz to marry March 9 in Beloit. Arthur L. Lee and Shirley S. Collins to wed in Vernon County as listed.
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Joan Wensel
Onalaska Ave
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Bernard H. Pins
Clifton
Edith L. Schultz
Wilton
Beloit
Arthur L. Lee
Sheldon
Shirley S. Collins
Whitestown
Vernon County
Bond Set At 2500 For Two Jail Escapes
AP dispatch reports US Commissioner A Z Donato set bond at 2500 for two young women who escaped from Minnesota Women's Reformatory at Shakopee. Shirley Ann Owens 20 and Barbara Grantham 18 were arrested in Omaha awaiting federal warrants charging unlawful flight to avoid confinement.
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Omaha
U. S
A. Z. Donato
Minnesota Women’s Reformatory
Shakopee
Shirley Ann Owens
Barbara Grantham
Einar Burtness Dies at 47 in Fergus Falls Area
Einar R. Burtness 47 of Fergus Falls Minn formerly Spring Grove died suddenly Wednesday. He was born October 4 1915 in Spring Grove son of Henry Burtness and a World War II veteran an insurance representative. In September 1952 he married Lila Anderson and survives with one son John Rolf two brothers Erling and Arthur Caledonia and one sister Mrs Robert Hefte Caledonia. Funeral services scheduled Friday 11 a.m. at First Lutheran Fergus Falls and Saturday 11 a.m. at Wilmington Lutheran near Spring Grove with burial in Wilmington Cemetery. The American Legion will conduct graveside rites.
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Fergus Falls
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John Rolf
Erling
Arthur
Caledonia
Robert Hefte
First Lutheran Church
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Wilmington
Richard E. Hansen
American Legion
Van Johnson Cancer Surgery Reported in Hollywood
Hollywood AP says actor Van Johnson, 46, is in Cedars of Lebanon Hospital for surgery to address a mild skin cancer on his left thigh. Biopsy tests prompted immediate treatment. studio notes he expects to return to work by March 18 after a four year film hiatus.
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van Johnson
Cedars of Lebanon
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Paramount
Stu van Johnson
Man killed in Oconto linked to Wisconsin slaying
Leonard Patrick Webb 49 formerly of Laona Wisconsin told sheriff's deputies he shot and killed Willard Coopman a bartender in Oconto Wisconsin in August 1958. Webb waived extradition and will be returned to Wisconsin to face murder charges. The body of Coopman was found in woods near Lena after disappearance from a tavern on Highway 141.
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Plintz
Willard Coopman
Oconto
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Edward Coopman
Lena
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Taxi Driver Returns Mystery Million Dollar Bill
New York cabbie Harry Kuester picked up a well dressed passenger in the Bronx, who paid a 40 cent fare with a fake ten and left a real one thousand dollar bill. Kuester and his wife then asked police to verify the bill’s origin, hoping it may be linked to a crime or, if unclaimed, returned to him. He called it the most beautiful thing he ever saw.
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T AP
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Bronx
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Elsie
Lillian
County Easter Seal Society To Meet
La Crosse County Easter Seal Society will meet at Henninger's Restaurant Monday at noon, according to Warren Loveland, president. Plans for re organization and progress reports on the Easter Seal mail campaign and preparations for the annual drive are on the agenda. Reservations may be telephoned to 4-9226 or 2-2082 Saturday and early Monday.
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Henninger’s
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Quads Improve. Lima Hospital Reports Gains
Three of Barbara Axe’s quadruplets born Monday have gained weight while the fourth remains steady. The identical girls remain active with very good general condition and are increasing food intake slightly, per a hospital bulletin.
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Lima, Ohio
Barbara Axe
Tobacco Market Area Report Of Bales And Averages
Northern area for normal use shows 714 bales in binders with highs of 36 and averages 32.99. Fillers out total 4 787 bales with high 34.5 and low 27.5. Straight Strip and crop lots amount to 2 831 bales, high 31 low 23 average 29.711c. Stemmings Ends and Fillers total 394 bales with high 23.5 low 12 average 18.55c.
Hearing Delayed In TV Tower Suit
Madison AP report says Circuit Judge Richard W. Bardwell moved hearing on motions in a suit to stop construction of a 1625 foot TV tower near Galesville Trempealeau County to Tuesday. Four Eau Claire pilots seek a temporary injunction claiming flight patterns would be affected. WKBT TV La Crosse faces dismissal. intervention permitted for the station.
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Eau Claire County
The
Aeronautics Commission
Wkbt-Tv
la Crosse
Gifts and Grants Accepted by UW Board
The University of Wisconsin board of regents accepted gifts and grants totaling 3,512,853. Highlights include 350,000 from the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation for a Conrad A Elvehjem life sciences professorship honoring the late UW president. Funds cover a ten year program plus over 2 million for two biological research laboratories on the Madison campus, with major support from the Ford Foundation and the National Science Foundation.
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University of Wisconsin Board of Regents
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Rolvaag Extends Lead In Minnesota Governor Recount
In St Paul the Rolvaag lead rose to 78 as a three judge panel ruled on the last four classes of disputed ballots. The court rejected three ballots for Rolvaag and seven for Andersen, making the tally Rolvaag 619,784 Andersen 619,706.
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Andersen
GOP Tax Message Under Fire in Wisconsin
Madison Republicans deride Gov. Reynolds tax plan as contrived and fraudulent claiming a 126 million deficit for 1965-67. They accuse the plan of reallocating funds, boosting state income and corporate taxes, and rely on Gronouski’s figures to criticize revenue assumptions and budget impact.
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John W. Reynolds
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Glen Pommerening
Wauwatosa
John Gronouski
Gronouski
Wisconsin
Potatoes PRICES and shipments vary across regions
AP report notes USDA data on potato shipments show rivals at 65 on track 157 with total US shipments 574. Idaho russets price 4.10 per unit while Minnesota North Dakota Red River Valley round reds range 1.90 to 2.10. new supplies too scarce to report full prices.
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USDA
Idaho
Minnesota
Chicago grain market report no wheat or soy sales
Chicago grain notes show corn futures at No 2 yellow 1.22 and No 4 yellow 1.13 percent, oats at No 2 extra heavy white 772, soybean oil 9 percent. Barney making choice 1.23 to 1.30 and feed 1.00 to 1.10.
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Barney
Cattle and hog prices ease at South St. Paul auction
South St. Paul, Minn. cattle sale reports 1,600 calves and 700 cows and bulls noting slow demand and broad declines. Slaughter steers 20.50 to 22.00, heifers 20.00 to 22.00, utility cows 15.00 to 16.50, bulls 18.00 to 19.50. Vealers 22.00 to 28.00, 434 lb feeder steer calves 22.00 to 28.00, 434 lb load at 26.00. Hogs seen 7,500 head, barrows and gilts steady, sows steady. No. 1 200-220 lb hogs 15.00, 1-3 300-400 lb sows 12.75-13.25.
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Emperor Ch'in Shih Huang Ti Scholars Buried Alive
A historical note states that Emperor Ch'in Shih Huang Ti buried alive 460 scholars who opposed his policies, illustrating ancient strict suppression of dissent and political rigidity.
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Ch'in Shih Huang Ti
Gastroenterologist warns belching openly is safer
Dr. J. Arnold Bargen of Temple Texas says stifling belches can cause serious stomach trouble. At a Chicago Medical Society conference he urged belching in a corner with mouth open to release air, noting swallowed air can distend the gastro intestinal tract.
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Safety Lecturer Handicapped Of Year Named
GREEN BAY AP A young man who refused to bow to paralysis from injuries in a speeding convertible wreck has been chosen as the Handicapped American of the Year. David Hall of Allouez, 27, will receive the President's Trophy in Washington May 9 and be honored as Wisconsin's handicapped person of the year on March 25. Hall, paralyzed after a July 22, 1955 crash on a highway near Manistique, has since lectured on automobile safety to hundreds of groups, drives a specially equipped car, and heads programs at the Sheltered Workshop in Green Bay.
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Rusk Notes Cuba Ship Movements Ahead of March 15 Deadline
Rusk said ships have moved into Cuba with more on the way, signaling the U.S. can remove several thousand troops before the March 15 deadline. He praised Rep George H Mahon for cautioning against over sharing intelligence on the Cuban problem. Rusk argued the Cold War includes tough, hidden fighting in back alleys, and that while policy should be public, not all details must be disclosed.
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Former Burr Oak Pastor and Wife Die Within Hours
MILWAUKEE AP A Lutheran pastor and his wife who were married nearly 65 years died Thursday within an hour of each other from pneumonia. Rev. Henry W. Herwig 86 died in a nursing home after 11 months as a patient. His wife Lydia 87 died in a hospital 11 days after admission. She did not learn of her husband's death. Herwig, retired from Wisconsin Lutheran Church, had served in Illinois Minnesota and Burr Oak La Crosse County. He was a Brillion native and Lawrence College attendee. Funeral service will be held.
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la Cross County
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Beloved Vernon O Sorenson remembered with thanks
The family of Vernon O Sorenson thanks everyone for kindness and sympathy after his death. Gratitude extends to Mullen family, police and fire departments, Stoddard Legion Post 315 and Auxiliary, Trane Co. and its unions, Dr Gotterdam, Schumacher Funeral Home, pallbearers, drivers, floral givers, memorials, and all friends and neighbors who assisted in many ways.
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