Loveland Outlines Industrial and City Administration Plan
Warren Loveland, candidate for mayor, details a 20 minute address on industrial growth and city governance. He calls for coordinated development efforts, a sales program for La Crosse, yearly audits, open annexation talks, and monthly meetings with department heads. He cites job losses and compares to Portage Richland Center and Sparta gains.
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Haywire Phone Calls Travel the Globe from Arkansas Home
In Monette Arkansas since August 7 a postal clerk and his wife have endured uncalled telephone rings reaching Alaska to Puerto Rico and beyond. The United Telephone Co. recruits AT&T experts but offers no solution. Copes record every call while stations in Fairbanks Alaska and others air or relay the conversations. The mystery remains unsolved after six months but no danger is involved.
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Granite Workers Die In Ice Slide At Quarry
In Barre Vermont three granite workers were killed and another injured when tons of ice slid from quarry walls and toppled a small shack where they paused for coffee. The shack lay 150 to 200 feet below ground. the men were conducting routine ice density checks as a safety measure.
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Toll Collectors Strike Triggers Free Rides Across Italian Highways
Italian motorists enjoyed free travel as toll collectors walked out for three days starting at dawn. Unions demanded a new labor contract with better wages and hours for toll workers.
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Sprehn Brothers Mill faces report failure in Wisconsin case
William F. and Maurice R. Sprehn doing business as Sprehn Brothers Mill Bangor plead innocent and case set for 10 30 a m April 3 release without bond Judgments awarded against several residents and businesses including Leider Lumber Co Gen El Maternity Shop and Credit Bureau of La Crosse for various sums Police and ambulance notes list local medical transports and a fluor escent light incident Municipal Court in Viroqua fines for speeding issued to Conrad Eklov 20 West Avenue N Westby totaling 14 50
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St. Regis Paper Plans $2 Million Milwaukee Plant
St. Regis Paper Co. announces a $2 million building program in Milwaukee to replace its container division facility. The firm operates plants in Milwaukee Cornell Rhinelander and 22 other cities and has about 1,000 employees in Milwaukee. Theodore L. Leith, district manager, says location of the new corrugated container plant is not yet decided.
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Guido seeks aid from church to end unrest
Buenos Aires reports Argentina’s post coup crisis deepens as President Guido appeals to Cardinal Caggiano for church mediation to pave June 23 elections. Military rulers and ex Peronist factions clash over power while economy shows heavy debt and political paralysis.
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Weather Outlook Across Major Cities
Last night's low and yesterday's high are listed for Bismarck, Boston, Chicago, Denver, Kansas City, La Crosse, Los Angeles, Memphis, Miami, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, New Orleans, New York, St. Louis, and Washington. The outlook summarizes regional temperatures and conditions for the day ahead.
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Diamonds By The Tray Is What He Wanted
In Memphis a man entered a jewelry store and asked to view rings. After rejecting several, he asked for the entire tray and attempted to leave with them. Two customers restrained him. Charles E. Phelps, 35, was jailed on investigation. The rings were valued at about $3,000.
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Estes Investigation Raises Call for Estes to Testify
Sen John L McClellan says Billie Sol Estes should appear before the Senate Investigations subcommittee as soon as possible. The inquiry into the TFX jet contract continues while Estes faces state and federal fraud trials.
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Illinois Birth Control Aid For Reliefers Starts Monday
Illinois Public Aid Commission plans birth control aid for relief recipients starting Monday. The program funds instruction in the rhythm method and access to devices or medication, with eligibility including any recipient with a spouse or child who requests family planning. Unmarried mothers could qualify, provoking Catholic opposition and legislative moves to limit aid to married women living with husbands.
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Kennedy Signs Bill To Extend Draft For Four Years
President Kennedy signed legislation to continue the military draft for four years through July 1 1967. The bill, passed by the Senate on March 15 after House approval, allows induction of men ages 18 to 26 for at least two years of active service and extends drafting of physicians dentists and other medical staff unless they volunteer. Living allowances for families of enlisted men below corporal rank and with under four years served are increased. Officials expect about 90 000 draftees in the year starting July 1, with most service coming from volunteers. Only the Army has recently needed draftees and about 600 000 men of draft age entered service last year, of whom 84 000 were drafted.
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Lacerda Protests Red Conference In Brazil
Guanabara State Governor Lacerda denounces federal troops occupying Rio federal buildings amid unrest over the Cuban solidarity conference. Goulart government claims intervention risk and protests the move while delegates face police actions and relocation to Niteroi.
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Mrs Kennedy Presents Two War of 1812 Engravings
Mrs. John F Kennedy gave two early 19th century naval battle engravings to the Lafayette crew. One depicts the Constitution Old Ironsides defeating the Guerriere and the other the capture of the Macedonian by the United States under Cmdr Stephen Decatur.
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Fire truck sheds blaze with no losses in Ann Arbor
Ann Arbor firefighters extinguished a small fire in a cargo loaded garbage truck on Friday. No valuables were saved or lost, and there were no injuries reported.
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Referendum On Wheat Program Set For May 21
Washington AP The administration fixed May 21 for a referendum on the 1964 wheat program. Secretary Freeman outlined consequences if adopted including a 10 percent acreage cut to 49.5 million acres and a two price support system with $2 a bushel for 975 million bushels and $1.30 for 245 million bushels. Diverted land would receive 50 to 60 cents per bushel and $1 per bushel on voluntary withdrawals.
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Exhibition Baseball Highlights on WKTY Radio
At 1 p.m. WKTY airs exhibition base ball featuring Milwaukee against Baltimore Or nolles then Milwaukee versus the Washington Senators on Monday.
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Locals Rummage Sale and Carry-Out Offers
Local shoppers learn of a rummage sale at 316 Liberty St on March 29 and 30 with items like Pittsburgh Paint and a paint roller set. Pederson Hardware promotes a 1904 Campbell Road address and De Jarlais' Supper Club offers Sunday breakfast through dinner hours. Phone numbers for inquiries are provided. Dur ing Lent only 79c for a big fish dinner carry-out.
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