McNamara Defends Tough Defense Decisions Amid Critics
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara rejected claims he acts like a dictator and defend his budget cuts. He cited removing 14 billion from a 67 billion draft, saying someone must face hard choices. He rebutted Rep Leslie Arends and warned against automatic large cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Advertising Council
Leslie Arends
R-Ill
Arends
Wisconsin Hospital Association Convention Heads to Milwaukee
More than 400 delegates and guests are expected for the 44th annual Wisconsin Hospital Association convention in Milwaukee at the Schroeder Hotel from Wednesday to Friday. The association auxiliary holds a one day session Thursday at the same hotel led by Mrs. Robert L. Jones of Green Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin Hospital Association
Martin H. Albrecht
University Hospitals
Schroeder
Milwaukee
Schroeder Hotel
Robert L. Jones
Green Bay
Winona Livestock Prices and Market Quotations
Swift & Company reports noon quotations for hogs cattle and veal. Hog market down 15 lower with sows steady. cattle and calves mixed with steers and heifers 25 to 50 lower and cows weak to 25 lower. Also lists commodity and stock quotations including Allis-Chalmers to Dow Jones averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bologna
Allis-Chalmers
American Motors
Anaconda
Avco
Boeing
Boston Capital
Brunswick
Chrysler
Columbia Gas
Consolidated Food
Curtiss Wright
Dupont
Eastman Kodak
Financial Fed
Ford
Fruehauf Trailer
Gamble Skogmo
General Dynamics
General
South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Floods Halt Trains and Tornadoes Ravage Southern States
Wide storms and floods disrupted rail traffic bound for Birmingham and Washington while campers were rescued from a cave near South Pittsburg. A tornado in central Alabama caused $50,000 in damage, wrecked buildings and utilities, and followed deadly twisters across three states. In Georgia and South Carolina, wind and rain toppled structures and delayed traffic as snow and cold spread from the Rockies to New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Westminster School
South Pittsburg
Chattanooga
Tallapoosa County
Alabama
la Crosse
Mississippi
Tennessee
Huntsville
Georgia
South Carolina
la Grange
Rockies
New England
Plains
Mississippi Valley
Colorado
Wyoming
Minnesota
Maine
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Atlantic Coast
Death notices for Anna Allen and other local residents
Anna Lorinda Allen 49 of 708 Copeland Ave died Monday after a lingering illness. She is survived by her husband Aquilla and several children and grandchildren. The notice also covers deaths of Hans Christensen Paul Lunde Earl Kaufmann and other relatives with funeral details and callers' information.
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Anna Lorinda Allen
Copeland Ave
de Soto
James. Armato Sr
Aquilla Allen
la Crosse
Ferryville
Elmer
Eileen) Wienke
Donald
Dolly) Vander
Melvin Young
Viroqua
Lee Allen
Howard Allen
Patrick Allen
Lenwood
Virginia) Sandwich
William
Kathryn) Bates
Frank
Doris) Henneberry
Minneapolis
Richard
Harriet) Wehrle
Rockford, Ill
Joyce) Boardman
Marjorie) Gilman
Rockford
Dianne Armoto
Victor and
Dale
James
Nicholas
LeRoy
Sacred Heart Church
George Passehl
Commersnaes Funeral
Gays Mills
Marine Promoted As 2nd Battalion Serves At Camp Pendleton
Camp Pendleton Calif Alma Marine Lance Cpl. John M Spah son of Mr and Mrs James Spah promoted from private first class while serving with the 2nd Battalion 5th Regiment 1st Marine Division at Camp Pendleton Calif He is survived by his widow four daughters and his mother Mrs Karen Marine Dorothy Salek and Mrs L J Talty of Biloxi Miss Engebretson of La Crosse and other relatives.
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Camp Pendelton
Calif
Alma
Karen
Marine Lance
John M. Spah
Lunde
James Spah
Coulee Drive
Dorothy Salek
L. J.fed
Kathryn) Engebretson
la Crosse
John
Margaret
5Th Regiment
1St Marine Divi Talty
Biloxi
Sion
Camp Pendleton
Obituary notices for Ella Coleman, Marcus Bryhn, and Catherine Miller
Ella Coleman 66 of 1512 Kane Street funeral set for 10 a.m. Thursday at Nelson Funeral Home with Rev. Ernest Nelson. burial in De Soto Cemetery. Marcus Bryhn 68 of West Salem died suddenly Wednesday. service Saturday 3 p.m. at Lower Coon Valley Lutheran Church with burial there. callers welcome Friday evening and Saturday before service. Catherine M. Miller 88 formerly of 1420 Market Street died in a local hospital. funeral arrangements to be announced by Sletten McKee Funeral Home.
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Hans G. Christensen
S. 8Th St
North Coon Prairie Church
Westby
Norvald Hjermstad
Torkelson
Cashton
Christensen
Christian Christensen
Andreas K. Sagen
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
Luttheran Hospital
Mr. Christensen
Bamle
Norway
America
United States
Christensens
Viroqua
la Crosse
Earl Kaufmann
Nelson Funeral Home
St. James Church
Henry Hoerburger
Calvary Cemetery
Caledonia
Rosary
William
Elsie) Henker
Robert
Meta) Jensen
Aily
Kaufmann
Ella Coleman
Kane St
Ernest Nelson
de Soto
Marcus
Mike) Bryhn
West Salem
Melvin
Karrie Engum Bryhn
Stoddard
Belinda Hendrickson
Burlington Road
Bryhn
Alida Lenser
Phillip i
Milford
Arthur
Ettrick
Lower Coon
Valley Lutheran Church
Robert Verle
Jostad ‘Funeral Home
Catherine M. Miller
Market St
Sletten-McKee Funeral Home
Belmont handyman denies murder in nylon stocking strangling
Roy Smith, 35, a Belmont handyman, told police he was innocent as the first suspect in a string of nine strangulation deaths in Greater Boston since June. He was arrested in Cambridge and charged with suspicion of murder in the death of 62 year old Bessie Goldberg, found on the living room floor with a nylon stocking tied around her neck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont
Mass
Roy Smith
Scott Road
Boston
Cambridge
Bessie Goldberg
Donald S. Robinson
Smith
Retired Methodist Bishop Oxnam Dies in New York
Bishop G Bromley Oxnam age 71 a liberal Methodist leader and early World Council of Churches president died in White Plains after surgery complications. He advocated social issues and challenged HUAC hearings leading to a joint committee finding no Communist ties. He served as bishop in Omaha Boston New York and Washington and presided over church councils. Survived by Ruth Fisher two sons Philip and Robert and daughter Mrs Robert McCormack. Memorial services planned with cremation and burial at Mount Auburn Cambridge Mass.
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White Plains
N.Y
G. Bromley Oxnam
Methodist Church
Movement For Christian Unity
World Council of Churches
Bishop Oxnam
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Oxnam
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wisconsin
House Committee
Harvey Matusow
FBI
Sen. McCarthy
Matusow
Washington
New York
Boston
Omaha
Burke Rehabilitation Foundation
de Pauw University
Greencastle
Ind
New England
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
National Council of Churches
Sonora
Calif
Garth Road
Eastchester
Westchester County
Mount Auburn Cemetery
Cambridge
Mass
Ruth Fisher
University of Southern California
Robert F. Oxnam
Drew University
Madison
N.J
Pratt Institute
Brooklyn
Philip H. Oxnam
Kenmore
Buffalo
Robert McCormack
Police and Ambulance Movements and Local Court Dockets
Police records detail ambulance dispatches on March 12 to Verna Medinger for illness and to the Lai Crosse Municipal Airport for MATS standby, plus a fire call at King Kom Launderette for an overheated washer motor and a faulty hot water heater at 435 N. 24th St. The Daily Records section lists numerous transportation and manufacturing firms across the Midwest with charges including operating without authority, improper and nonregistration, overlength, and contract violations, along with several driving and traffic offenses and a jail sentence in Wisconsin authorities.
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Lai Crosse
Military Air Transport Service
N. 24Th St
King Kom Launderette
State Road
Minneapolis
Minn
Freehold
N.J
H and N Produce
H. W. Hedding
Union Center
Beaver Transport Co
Beaver Dam
Indianhead Truck Line, Inc
St. Paul
Francis Jeno
Owatonna
Hart Motor Express, Inc
St.Paul
Babbitt Brothers, Inc
Bloomer
Dairy Transit
Tyler Manufacturing Co., Inc
Benson
Father of Ten Is Killed As Tractor Overturns
Winnebago County farmer Sylvester H. Nett, 51, died when a manure spreader he was hauling to free from mud caused an overturned tractor to crush him. Coroner Arthur Miller investigated the fatal accident on the Herbert Helm farm near Winnebago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnecome
Sylvester H. Nett
Herbert Helm
Winnebago County
Arthur Miller
Nett
U S and Britain agree on NATO nuclear policy
The United States and Great Britain adopt a joint NATO policy to expand a strategic nuclear force. The plan blends an American Polaris armed surface fleet with mixed crews and a British proposal to use existing national nuclear forces under NATO command for target planning.
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London
United States
Great Britain
North Atlantic Alliance
Britain
North Atlantic Treaty Organization Command
Livingston T. Merchant
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Lord Home
U.S
NATO
Washington
30 Rounded Up In Korean Plot
A roundup of suspects in a bid to overthrow South Korea’s military government has reached 30. Ten more arrests were reported, including Marine Maj. Gen. Kim Yoon-kun, who resigned from the junta last month. Also detained were retired Marine Lt. Gen. Kim Dong-ha and Army Lt. Gen. Park Im-hang, formerly construction minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
South Korea
Kim Yoon-kun
Foreign Affairs Defense
Kim Dong-ha
Junta
Army
Park Im-hang
Minow warns on concentrated news ownership at hearings
FCC investigations target unfair competition from joint ownership as Minow notes risks. He cites complaints from Mobile Alabama Worcester Massachusetts and upstate New York while Congress opens a broad inquiry into declining newspaper numbers. Chairwoman Celler highlights chains controlling vast media assets and warns of potential danger.
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Minow
FCC
Mobile
Ala
Worcester
Mass
New York
United States
Congress
Emanuel Celler
Dn.y
Unions Meet On Featherbedding Rules In Rail Clash
Railroads and five operating unions abort talks on work rules in a three year dispute over featherbedding. Firemen elimination and broad bargaining scope split negotiators as a possible fact finding board looms and a national strike threat remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James E. Wolfe
Kennedy
Wolfe
Knife Wielding Boy Faces Juvenile Hearing in Ashland
A 15-year-old boy is to have a juvenile court hearing after allegedly forcing a woman to drive him 140 miles from Ashland to Iron River with a knife. The boy’s age prevents a waiver to adult court, says Atty. David G. Wartman. The victim, Mrs. Eldon Holm, escaped at a filling station.
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Ashland
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Ashland County Dist
Atty
David G. Wartman
Wartman
Eldon Holm
Iron River
China invites Khrushchev to Peking summit
Moscow reports that Communist China invited Premier Khrushchev to a summit in Peking to discuss ideological differences. Tass said the invitation was in a letter to the Soviet Communist Party central committee and suggested a stopover in Peking on the way to Cambodia. Khrushchev is expected to visit Cambodia this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
China
Khrushchev
Peking
Tass
Communist Party Central Committee
Cambodia
Auxiliary Bishop of Harrisburg Dies at 55
Mount Carmel Pa AP Bishop Lawrence F Schott 55 auxiliary bishop of Harrisburg Catholic Diocese died Monday at Geisinger Medical Center Danville. He came to Mount Carmel in 1949 as pastor of the Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel and dean of the Mount Carmel district. He was named domestic prelate by Pope Pius XII on Nov 18 1952 and consecrated auxiliary bishop on May 1 1956.
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Mount Carmel
Lawrence F. Schott
Harrisburg Catholic
Geisinger Medical Center
Danville
Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Pius XII
Harrisburg
Post Office spends billions on stamp design and printing
The U S Post Office Department allocates over 10 million dollars annually to design and print about 26 billion stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Post Office Department
FASTEETH Powder Promises Firmer False Teeth
Advertises FASTEETH as an alkaline powder to sprinkle on plates to hold teeth more firmly and reduce embarrassment from plate slippage. Claims it soothes odor and breath, and urges readers to get FASTEETH at drug counters nationwide.
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Winona
Swift & Company
Geibg of
Aan
Olin Mathieson
Bell & Farrell, Inc
Pepsi-Cola
Phillips Pete
Central Tele
RCA
Xd Clark O. & R
Republic Steel
First Bank
Rexall Drug
Frantz
Oil of
Nekoosa
Stud Packard T's North, Plastics
Sunray Mid-Cent
St. Pwr
Super Food Ioc
Swift
Texaco
Royal Dutch N.Y. Trane
United Airlines
Trane Co
Warner Elec
U.S. Rubber
West. T
U.S. Steel
Western Power
Wallace Press
Westinghouse Eloc
Ger
Birmingham
Jacksonville
Fla
East Tennessee
ST. Paul Livestock
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Idaho
Leo G. Hanson
Winnebago St
Ted Knudson
Circuit Court
Hanson
John Keel
N. 7Th St
Lawrence Graham
James Taylor
Locust St
Sparta
Wis
Richard Marx
Tomah
Martin Peterson
Rachel Faubert
Frank Hieronymous
Edward J. Schmitz
Wood St
Floyd G. Brimmell
Brookfield
Roger G. Bartlett
William A. Edward
New Lisbon
Richard O’connor
Beldenville
Hester J .Pastor
Arlington Heights
Stanley E. Arnold
8Th St
Arland E. Matson
Silver Lake
Thomas J. Trainor
Kenneth M. Lehmann
Menomonie
Marvin L. Cheever
Mt. Morris
Arnold W. Mullenberg
Wilton
Charles A. Scudder
Norman Swendby
Hertz Truck Rental
Indianhead ‘Truck Lines
Barry
Quality Supply & Heating
North 7Th St
Anna L. Allen
Paul K. Lunde
State St
Ralph
Marjorie) Schultz
Canoga Park
Paul Jr
W. R
Laura) Daniell
Thomasville
Archie l
Timber Coulee
Marcus C. Bryhn
Bible Correspondence
P.O
Lacrosse
Handyman
George W. Cornell
St. Paul St
Verna Medinger
St. Francis Hospital
Black River Falls
James A. Hall
St. Cloud
Frank Mirgain
Fargo
N.D
John S. Chase
Kenneth Bills
Frank Stepanik
City Point
Lyle Peters
Merrillan
Ralph Emerson
Ronald Kumm
Kumm
Wisconsin Department of Public Welfare
Rohland Parker
By Earl Ayeroid
Charles Luna
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Luna
H. E. Gilbert
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
Khrush
Thur
March Money Savers
M&m
Kresge’s
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