Eight Named Directors of Arts Society in La Crosse
Six women and two men accepted directorships of the La Crosse Society of Arts and Crafts at the annual meeting. New co chairmen for the Oktoberfest Art Show 1963 are Mrs Arthur Atkinson and Mrs Alexander Wolfe. Judging is set for July 10 at La Crosse State College with a two week display in the student union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse Society of Arts and Crafts
Mmes
James Davis
Hubert Fuller
James Bell
Arthur Atkinson
David Nudd
Herman Steinkraus
Lewis Fuller
Robert Schaffer
Alex Cameron
Thomas Rodman
Roy Biehn
Louise Drumm
Alexander Wolfe
Steinkraus
la Crosse State College
la Crosse
Schaffer
Cameron
Canaday
Rembrandt
Painter of
Man
First Lady Kennedy in New York for shopping and business
Mrs. John F. Kennedy arrives in New York for shopping and private business, leaving children at the White House. The First Lady travels with press secretary Pamela Turnure and will stay in the Carlyle Hotel's presidential suite until Wednesday. President Kennedy is in Costa Rica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John F. Kennedy
White House
Kennedy
Costa Rica
Research Engineer Doris Wills Dies in Philadelphia
Doris M. Wills, 60, a research engineer in Brown Instrument Division, Minneapolis Honeywell, died Monday. Born in Forest Glen, Maryland, she specialized in control engineering theory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Doris M. Wills
Brown Instrument Division
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co
Wills
Forest Glen
Coulee Art Show Draws Seven Counties Winners Named
Mauston Wis seven counties Sauk Richland La Crosse Crawford Vernon Monroe and Juneau sent entries to the Coulee Regional Arts and Craft Show at Mauston High School Gymnasium. Top winners in the arts division were from La Crosse New Lisbon Prairie du Sac Readstown Reedsburg and others. Crafts winners included Mauston residents and Elroy with pieces such as an inlaid card table and a Trojan Horse. An evaluation session followed the judging with UW Extension staff guiding the critique.
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Mauston
Wis
Coulee
Mauston High School
Sauk
Richland
la Crosse
Crawford
Vernon
Monroe
Juneau
Department of Art Education
University of Wisconsin Extension Division
Department of Agriculture and Extension Education
College of Agriculture
Wisconsin Rural Art Association
Juneau County
Tony Seitz
John Cook
Marion Biehn
Betty Janssen
New Lisbon
C. W. Benson
Jennie Thomas
Manston
Mary Anne Steuber
Prairie du Sac
Gayle Domann
Betty Ewing
Readstown
Marie Grosshams
Baraboo
Kenneth Peterson
Reedsburg
Rebecca Ahlstrom
Walter Madura
Necedah
Laura Fitzgerald
Richland Center
M. M. Meise
Sauk City
Carol Bohlig
Pauline Noona
Bill Holig
Terry Kutina
A. J. Karasch
Phil Johnson
Carl Beaver
Elroy
Trojan Horse
Thomas Echtner
Waugau
Helen Allen
Department of Home Economics
University of Wisconsin
AEC Board OKs Reactor Near Genoa
The Atomic Energy Commission safety and licensing board approved the construction of a boiling water reactor near Genoa Wisconsin by Allis-Chalmers for Dairyland Power Cooperative. It sits on the east bank of the Mississippi about 19 miles south of La Crosse with a 165 megawatt output. A public hearing was held February 8, and the staff deemed Allis-Chalmers technically qualified to design and build the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
la Crosse
Wis
Safety and Licensing Board
The
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Commission
Allis-Chalmers
Dairyland Power Cooperative of
Last 2 Candidates File Expense Reports
All primary election candidates who had failed to file financial statements on time have filed their statements. The last two filed their statements Monday afternoon. John Beranek, who ran for alderman of the 12th Ward, listed no contributions, debts or expenses. John Emmett, who ran for alderman of the 21st Ward, listed no contributors, expenses of $16.50 and no debts. Financial statements were due March 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Beranek
John Emmett
Radio Highlights Urban Renewal Talk on WLCX
At 7 p.m. Tuesday on WLCX the program discusses urban renewal with panelists Lawyer Peter Pappas and Lawyer Robert Smyth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLCX
Peter Pappas
Robert Smyth
Trio Bound Over To U S District Court
Two Ohioans and one Indiana resident were bound over to the U S District Court in Madison on a stolen auto charge after a highway chase north of Holmen. They waived a preliminary hearing, posted no bond, and signed statements admitting school break ins in Ohio Michigan and Wisconsin.
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Indiana
la Crosse County
Wuest
Ohio
Michigan
Wisconsin
Dist
John E. Flynn
Holmen
North Central Posts Record Profit for 1962
North Central Airlines announces 1962 net profit of 534000 on 27160000 revenue. Carrier carried 1123393 passengers and 25246000 pounds of cargo, 99 percent on 15 million miles flown, with a 15 year safety record and no passenger or crew fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall. Carr
North Central
Carr
Air Express
National Safety Council
Missionary O Connor to address Newman Club lecture
Rev. Paul O Connor of the White Fathers will present a color slides lecture sponsored by the Newman Club on Wednesday at 7 30 p m. He recently returned from Northern Rhodesia as it readies to become a new nation. O Connor was born in Leeds and joined the White Fathers in 1947. The society, with 3309 priests and brothers, works in Africa and is known for its gandurah burnoose and chechia habit.
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Paul O’connor
White Fathers of
Africa
Newman Club
Father O O’connor
Rhodesia
Father O’connor
Leeds
England
White Fathers
Cardinal Lavigerie
Algiers
North Africa
Coleman Vocational School Renamed In Honor Of John Coleman
The La Crosse Vocational and Adult Schools vote unanimously to become the Coleman Vocational and Adult Schools in honor of longtime director John B. Coleman who retired in February after 47 years as director and 54 years as an educator. Arthur F. Jordan becomes new director as a civic banquet on May 20 will honor Coleman with invites extended to local, state and national figures. The school expanded to a 1.2 million campus serving 1,200 day students and 3,000 in night classes. Coleman helped reshape Vocational School image toward technical training and has advised the Wisconsin Department of Vocational and Adult Education. Plans for the banquet will be announced by Roy Kumm.
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la Crosse
Coleman Vocational and Adult Schools
Vocational School Board
John B. Coleman
Arthur F. Jordan
Coleman
Longfellow Ward
6Th and Vine
New Jersey
Brazil
Wisconsin Department of Vocational and Adult Education
Roy Kumm
Trial Of Kline and Six Others Opens In Minneapolis
Former Minneapolis Mayor Marvin L. Kline and six others go on trial in Minneapolis on 15 counts of mail fraud and one conspiracy count related to alleged kickbacks from direct mail fund solicitations for the Sister Elizabeth Kenny Foundation during 1956 to 1959. Defendants include J George Zimmerman Abraham Koolish and others, with venue challenges previously denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Marvin L. Kline
Sister Elizabeth Kenny Foundation
Kline
J. George Zimmerman
St. Paul
Edward J. Devitt
Miles W. Lord
Hartley Nordin
Zimmerman
Fred H. Fadell
Kenny
Abraham L. Koolish
Los Angeles
David F
Winnetka
Ill
John B. Carnell
Arlington Heights
Phillip G. Rettig
Northbrook
Minnesota
Mayor Knutson Attacks Tribune and Labor in La Crosse
Mayor Milo G. Knutson, seeking a fifth term, charged The La Crosse Tribune publisher William Burgess and reporter James Holm Lund with biased coverage of city schools and labor issues. He criticized local labor leaders and said education policy was wrongly influenced by editors. Knutson accused the council and school board of political moves on the high school and day length, urging voters to judge labor leadership in the upcoming election.
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la Crosse Tribune
Milo G. Knutson
Knutson
William T. Burgess
The
Burgess
Warren Loveland
Loveland
Tribune
James O. Holmlund
ABC Radio Network
ABC
la Crosse
Holmlund
South Side High School
la Crosse City District
Board of Education
Central High School
Labor
Auto-Lite
Trane Co
Reynolds To Address State Young Demos Chippewa Falls convention
Wisconsin Young Democrats will hold their state convention in Chippewa Falls Thursday through Saturday. Gov. John W. Reynolds will speak at a banquet Saturday night. About 300 delegates are expected. Keynote Friday night will be Lt. Gov. A. M. Keith of Minnesota. Officers will be elected Saturday.
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Wisconsin
Young Democrats
Chippewa Falls
John W. Reynolds
A. M. Keith
Minnesota
Patrolman Resigns From La Crosse Police Force
Patrolman Eugene Loeffler aged 35 of 428 South 21st Street resigned Monday from the La Crosse police force. He joined March 16, 1956 and served as a patrol man on the third shift. Loeffler plans to enter the insurance business.
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Eugene Loeffler
S. 21St St
la Crosse
George Long
Loeffler
Long
Lea To Discuss Code Of Ethics For Teachers
The La Crosse Education Association will discuss a code of ethics for teachers at a Vocational School meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m.
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LEA
la Crosse Education Association
Police Ambulance Records Near Trow Bridge Hall
On March 18 at 12 13 p m Lois M Cotton 21 was taken to St Francis Hospital for illness. At 2 13 p m Eugene Newburg 60 of 229 S 20th St was taken to St Francis Hospital for illness. On March 19 at 651 a m Mrs Lewis Lybarger 64 of 1541 Liberty St was taken to Lutheran Hospital for illness.
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Trowbridge Hall
Lois M. Cotton
St. Francis Hospital
la Crosse Clinic
Eugene Newburg
S. 20Th St
Liberty St
Lewis Lybarger
Lutheran
Sixteen Winners Named In Talent Show
Sixteen young Coulee Region musicians will represent the area in Eau Claire on April 27 as the Catholic War Veterans District I hold its convention. They topped a 35-entry field at Aquinas High School. Senior division winners were the Sagemen of Central with the Aquinas Discords second. The vocal trio includes Bill Beranek Bill Bell and Dan Solie. The Discords’ accompanist was Mike Lynch. Penny Loechler, 15, of La Crescent Minn., placed third. Elizabeth Enos, 12, violinist, won first in the junior division with Gregory Haupert, 7, also of La Crescent, taking second. Third went to the Mystery Two Alex Campbell and Donald Loechler. Winners will compete for state awards in La Crosse May 24.
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Coulee
Eau Claire
District I
CWV
Aquinas High School
Sagemen of
Central
Bill Beranek
Bill Bell
Dan Solie
Aquinas Discords
James Nichols
Charles Bigley
John Roesler
David Donndelinger
Michael Bates
Philip Dockendorff
David Stroede
Mike Lynch
Penny Loechler
la Crescent
Minn
Elizabeth Enos
Gregory Haupert
Alex Campbell
Donald Loechler
la Crosse
Partisan clash over tax chief Gronouski in Madison
Republican leaders attacked State Tax Commissioner John Gronouski charging partisan meddling in revenue duties as Gronouski defended his budget requests. Gronouski admitted loyalty to the Democratic party and said his role is policy only, while Republicans accused him of building patronage and tying to party leaders. He seeks about 17 million dollars for the department, five million above current authorization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wyngaard
la Crosse Tribune
Madison Bureau
Madison
John Gronouski
John W. Reynolds
Legislative Finance Committee
Gronouski
Milwaukee
James Sammarco
John F. Kennedy
Finance Committee
Gov. Reynolds
Sammarco
Curtis McKay
Ozaukee County
Republican Assembly
Troika
Gronovski
Patrick J. Lucey
Reynolds
Glenn Davis
Waukesha
Sen
Jerris Leonard
Republican Policy Committee
State Senate
Republican Committee
Thomas Barland F
Eau Claire
Barland
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Taxpayers Assistance
Internal Revenue Service
Floyd Burton
Martin Thomas
S. 26Th St
H. J. Hall
Madison St
Glenn Porath
S. 23Rd St
Directors of Arts Society
Jackie
Nyc
AEC Board
Genoa
Trio
U.S. District Court
N. Central
Fr. O’connor
Missouri
George
Kansas City
Coleman Vocational
Stanley W. Peterson
Iself
W. L. Fox
Indianapolis
Ind
GOP
Universal Photo
Universal Photo Service
State St
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