Larsen Would Prohibit Court Broadcasting
MADISON AP state Supreme Court candidate Harry Larsen said Canon 35 banning radio and TV courtroom broadcasting does not infringe press liberty. He argued for public trials and press coverage, opposing courtroom secrecy and stressing free speech rights. Opponent Bruce Beilfuss favors allowing televised trials with judicial discretion.
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Madison
Supreme Court
Harry ©. Larsen
Dion Henderson
Milwaukee
Associated Press
Larsen
WIBA
Racine Filling Station Attendant Shot To Death
Racine police say a 48 year old filling station attendant William Stuebe was found shot three times in a Ber jacket style robbery likely motive. The incident at Clark station on Highway 32 occurred about 2 40 a m. A passenger reported the scene and authorities found a smashed transistor radio and cash missing from the till. Stuebe resided in Caledonia and was married with no children.
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Racine
William Stuebe
Clark Station
Highway 32
Stuebe
Robert Zimborski
Lyle McCarthy
Caledonia
Couple to Wed in La Crosse on April 6
Paul A. Nelson of 3109 State Road and Karen L. Lokken of 2109 S East Ave are to be married April 6 in La Crosse. The license indicates the forthcoming ceremony and addresses of both parties.
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Paul A. Nelson
State Road
Karen L. Lokken
S. East Ave
la Crosse
Rolvaag sworn in as Minnesota governor after recount
The final legal step was agreement on a waiver of appeal by ousted Gov Elmer L Andersen, cementing Rolvaags 91 vote statewide recount victory. Andersen conceded and vacated, Rolvaag taking office with about three years nine months left in the term.
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Louis Boedeker
Dallas
Texas
Elmer L. Andersen
Ramsey County District Court
Rolvaag
Andersen
Supreme Court
Minnesota
Orville L. Freeman
Sen
John Zwach
Walnut Grove
Senate
Rovaag
Capitol
Chester Moeglein
Donovan
State Capitol
Insurance Company
New Hair Growth Treatment Promises Proof in 32 Day Trial
A Texas firm of laboratory consultants claims a treatment stops hair loss and grows hair. They invite a 32 day no risk trial to prove it, noting many baldness causes cannot be helped and urging readers with remaining hair to act now.
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Houston
Texas
Laboratory Consultants
Kennedy Flies Back To White House From Camp David
President Kennedy returned to the White House after a weekend at Camp David with Mrs. Kennedy and their two children. He planned meetings with representatives from Brazil and France to address recent strains in U.S. relations. The 25 minute helicopter flight from Camp David in Maryland ended in Washington.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Brazil
France
U.S
Camp David
Maryland
Catoctin Mountains
Communists Threaten Regime In Guatemala
GUATEMALA AP guerrilla operations sabotage and terrorism threaten the anti Communist regime of President Miguel Ydigoras Fuentes. Ydigoras is a conservative leader of Central American opposition to Fidel Castro. Exiled pro Communist ex President Jacobo Arbenz Guzman said in Havana that Red ideas eventually will triumph.
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Guatemala
Miguel Ydigoras Fuentes
Ydigoras
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Havana
Red Ideas
Director of Business Economics Office Dies
M. Joseph Meehan, 61, director of the Commerce Department's office of business economics and a developer of the gross national product concept, died at his Washington home Sunday night. Sawmills in Kentucky produce between 500 million and 600 million board feet of lumber annually.
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Washington (Ap
M. Joseph Meehan
Department of Commerce
Office of Business Economics
Kentucky
Milwaukee Livestock Market Report Summary
Livestock receipts and prices from Milwaukee show hogs at 13.50 to 14.25 for 190 to 250 pounds, sows 12.00 to 13.00 under 350 pounds and 11.00 to 12.00 350 pounds up, boars 10.50 to 11.50. Cattle receipts 1,400 with cows and canners 13.00 to 15.00, utilities 15.50 to 16.00, dairy bred heifers 17.50 to 20.50, bulls 20.00 to 21.00, fed cattle 20.00 to 23.50 for steers and 19.00 to 22.50 for heifers, standards 18.00 to 19.00. Calves receipts 1,800 with heavyweights 30.00 to 34.00, medium 24.00 to 30.00, average 26.00 to 28.00, light 18.00 to 26.00, culls 18.00 and down.
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North
Pacific
Bell & Farrell, Inc
St. Pwr
NS Central Tele
Olin Mathieson
Clark O. & R
Allis-Chalmers
Pepsi-Cola
First Bank
RCA
G. D. Searle
la Cr. Tele
Brunswick
Sears Roebuck
Marine Cap
Chrysler
Sinclair Oil
Celanese
McQuay, Inc
Socony
Nekoosa
Columbia Gas
Sperry Rand
Plastics
Consolidated Food
St. Par
Curtiss Wright
Dupont
Stud Packard
Eastman Kodak
Sunray Mid
Royal Dutch N.Y. Financial Fed
Ford
Swift Al's Trane Co
Fruehand Trailer
Texaco
Warner Elec
Gamble Skogmo
Trane
West. T. & S
General Dynamics
United Airlines
Western Power
General Electric
U.S. Freight
General Motors
U.S. Rubber
General Telephone
U.S. Steel
Mutual Funds
Glass Tire, Inc
Wallace Press
Boston Fund
Great Northern
Westinghouse
Elec
He Chemical
Greyhound
Western Union
Eaton & Howard Illinois Central
White Motor
Bal
Inter. Harvester
Woolworth
Eaton & Howard J
Interstate Power
Zenith
Jones & Laughlin
Dow Jones
Fidelity Fund
Lockheed Railroads
Magnavox
Nat
Montgomery Ward
Puritan Fund
Milwaukee
South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Live stock prices and market notes from Chicago and Midwest
Quotation updates show hogs lower by .25 with varying weigh classes and discounts for fat hogs. Cattle market steady to strong across classes with dry fed steers yearlings and cows detailed by grade. Regional prices for butter eggs poultry and potatoes listed, with Chicago futures and local Oklahoma geological note.
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Chicago (Ap
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
SCS Honors 2 Area Men For Work
Albert E. Hanson of Viroqua and Raymond J. Quinn of La Crosse, both U.S. Soil Conservation Service employees, receive certificates of merit and cash awards for sustained above average performance on Public Law 566 watershed projects. The awards were announced by area conservationist Robert E. Lee. Hanson has led operations in Viroqua since the late 1930s. Quinn, now supervising engineering across 10 districts, has served Madison Fond du Lac and La Crosse offices.
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Albert E. Hanson
Vernon Countty
Raymond J. Quinn
la Crosse
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
Robert E.lee
Lee
Hanson
Viroqua
Quinn
Madison
Fond du Lac
Woman Finds Calm Through Fasting And Faith
A 36 year old woman shares feelings of relief and tranquility from a fast, crediting God for strength to bear the discipline. She reports receiving over 100 letters and calls, a planned thank you reply to all, and a light moment about a date. A local barber shop society plans a serenade for her next Tuesday night.
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the Society For the Preservation of Barber Shop Quarters
Lipovetz Services Set At South Side Funeral Home
Lipovetz services will start at 8:30 a.m. at South Side Blaschke Funeral Home and 9 a.m. at Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church with Msgr. T. E. O'Shaughnessy officiating. Burial in Catholic Cemetery. Visitation 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. Tuesday. Rosary at 8 p.m.
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South Side
Blaschke
Sacrament Catholic Church
Msgr
Report Items Stolen From Automobiles
Three residents reported thefts from cars in La Crosse. Mildred Stoikes said a black purse with $35 and tavern keys were stolen from her car in the 800 block of south 3rd Street. Joyce Blank reported a $12 transistor radio taken from her car in the Mary E Sawyer Auditorium lot. Walter Grosskoph, a city policeman, said a $60 transistor radio was stolen from his private car in the city hall police parking area while he worked the second shift.
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la Crosse
Mildred Stoikes
Division St
Wedge Tavern
S. 3Rd St
South 3Rd Street
Joyce M. Blank
Charles St
Mary E. Sawyer
Walter Grosskoph
S. 23Rd St
Grosskoph
City Hall
Woman dies at 102 in Fond du Lac obituary
Mrs Sara J Jones aged 102 passes away at a Fond du Lac hospital after two years confinement. She leaves 164 descendants including eight children, 35 grandchildren, 103 great grandchildren and 18 great great grandchildren. Native of Springfield Marquette County. Husband died in 1927.
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Fond DU Lac
Sara J. Jones
Springfield
Marquette County
Jones
Hamilton Mfg Reports 1962 Sales At 30.2 Million
Two Rivers AP reports Hamilton Manufacturing released 1962 sales of 30.2 million, up from 29 million year earlier, while earnings eased from 1.4 million to 1.3 million in the same period.
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TWO Rivers
Hamilton Mfg
Colonic Nerve Stimulation Laxative Relieves Constipation
Tense nerves in the colon disrupt waste movement and cause hard stools. A new tablet called Colonaip combines nerve stimulation, re bulking action, and moisture to re tone tense muscles, enabling overnight relief and gentle use even for expectant mothers. Introductory size 43¢.
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Auerbach
Daughter of Texas Judge Found Slain
Phoenix reports the murder of Jane Langdon, 21, daughter of a Texas judge, a Texas Christian University senior from Fort Worth. Investigators await an autopsy while detailing her movements from Dallas to Phoenix and the discovery of her body near a prospectors cave north of the city.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Jane Langdon
Texas
Texas Christian University
Fort Worth
Jack Langdon
Arizona
Langdon
Jane
TCU
Miss Langdon
Dallas
Willis Murphey
Baylor
Fire and Police Calls in La Crosse Area
Records show multiple grass fires at locations including the Catholic Cemetery and South 29th Court on March 23. Cars, oil burner floods, and a car fire on Losey Blvd and Winneshiek Road are logged, plus two hospital transports for illnesses. police ambulance reports list Richard's Cafe and Edgar Thompson with hospital transfers.
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Burlington
South 29Th Court
Indian Hill
Losey Blvd. S
William L. Alland
George St
Winneshiek Road
Lester King
Charles ‘St
Spray Vaccine From Soviet Union Alarms California Official
Los Angeles AP A California civil defense official, Dr. Cecil O. Coggins, said a Soviet spray vaccine could be dispersed by airplane to protect large populations. He claims it targets four diseases Russia considers part of its biological program, though he would not specify the diseases or sources. Coggins, former head of U.S. chemical and biological warfare in Europe, now serves as medical director of the California disaster office.
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Los Angeles
California
Soviet Union
Cecil 0. Coggins
United States
Coggins
U.S
Reynolds predicts plan or suit over Wisconsin redistricting
Governor John W. Reynolds warned that if the Legislature does not pass an acceptable reapportionment plan a court-ordered redraw could occur this year. He opposed an April referendum to extend the deadline, noting time existed in the last session and predicting a lawsuit if realignment is not done by June 1. The 1961 GOP-leaning session produced vetoed plans for Milwaukee County representation.
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Madison
John W.reynolds
Wisconsin
Reynolds
GOR
Gaylord Nelson
Milwaukee County
Waukesha County
State Supreme Court
Enrollment at Aquinas High School Seen Rise in 1963
Rt Rev Msgr Thomas J Halloran says Aquinas High School in La Crosse will approach 1,240 students for September 1963, about 60 more than current. He cites 393 eighth graders and 235 current seniors, with 80 percent of eighth graders projected to enroll as freshmen.
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Aquinas High School
la Crosse
Msgr
Thomas J. Halloran
Diocese of la Crosse
Aquinas
Halloran
North Dakota Crash Kills Three Involving Air Force Members
NEWBURG North Dakota three people were killed and four injured in a two car crash at an intersection near Newburg. Victims include Airman J C Richard Rhode 23 of Burlington Wisconsin and Judith Mettler 17 of Upham North Dakota and Clayton Brandt 22 of Upham. Rhode was with the 450th Organizational Maintenance Squadron at Minot Air Force Base. Rhode and Judith Mettler were passengers in a car driven by Airman 2 C Robert Ford 19 of Broken Arrow Oklahoma, a member of Rhode's unit.
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Newburg
N.D
Wisconsin
North Dakota
J. C. Richard Rhode
Burlington
Wis
Judith Mettler
Clayton Brandt
Upham
Rhode
Minot Air Force Base
Miss Mettler
Robert Ford
Broken Arrow
Okla
Minnesota Five Die In Weekend Traffic Toll Rises
Five people died in Minnesota weekend traffic accidents as the 1963 toll rose to 122, up 21 from the prior year. The latest death was Robert B. Grass of Route 3 Owatonna, whose semitrailer jackknifed on U S 16 near Blue Earth in Faribault County. Grass was crushed beneath the truck cab after colliding with a passenger car driven by John Rempp of Blue Earth, who was slightly injured. Mrs. Rempp, 62, was unhurt.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Robert B. Grass
Owatonna
U.S. 16
Blue Earth
Faribault
Grass
John Rempp
Kefauver Plans Bill to Regulate Boxing After Moore Death
Sen. Estes Kefauver announces reintroducing a federal boxing regulation bill following the death of featherweight Davey Moore. The measure would create a national boxing commission under the Justice Department with power to require thorough physical examinations.
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Washington
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Davey Moore
Kefauver
National Boxing Commission
Federal Boxing Commission
Justice Department
Statements Due From Candidates Tuesday
Financial statements from candidates in the final elections on April 2 are due Tuesday in the city clerk's office. City Clerk Alice Dickson said the deadline applies to all participants and underscores filing compliance.
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Alice Dickson
Balinese Seek Forgiveness as Mt Agung Erupts Amid Devotion
Balinese flocked to beaches to cleanse sins feared angering Mt Agung gods after the eruption that killed about 1,500 people and left 65,000 homeless. Devotees carried small temples and offered sacrifices before washing sins away at sea. The disaster crippled villages, roads, and bridges, and 1,478 deaths were officially recorded with fears of higher tolls as burial sites are dug up. Rescue efforts surge as military, police, Red Cross, and officials coordinate food, shelter, and air evacuations amid travel bans around Mt Agung.
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Klungkung
Bali
Agung
South Pacific
Red Cross
Pacific Area Travel Association
Mt. Agung
Algerian Delegation Placed in UAR Talks for Arab Unity
In Cairo Premier Ahmed ben Bella sends an Algerian delegation to meet UAR officials as Iraq Syria and the UAR push a three way federation Algeria reportedly to be invited to join later.
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Cairo
Ahmed Ben Bella
United Arab Republic
Iraq
Syria
U.A.R
Algeria
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