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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1964

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Laos Prince declares merger of neutralist and right wing factions

Prime Minister Souvanna Phouma announced a merger of Laos neutralist and right wing factions claiming he can speak for both. He hopes Pathet Lao may follow, amid British Soviet calls for coalition restoration after a coup that left Souvanna under house arrest. He met Pathet Lao leader Souphanouvong and noted cooperation would ease his task if followed by all parties.

Antoine Yared Vientiane Laos Souvanna Phouma Souvanna Pathet Lao London Andrei A. Gromyko Richard A. Butler Prince Boun Oum Phoumi Nosavan Plaine Des Jarres Prince Souphanouvong Kuang Khay Sunday Britain Soviet Union

Eloda Beach dies at 74 longtime La Crosse stage star

Eloda Beach known as Little Red Head died Friday in Albuquerque New Mexico at 74. She rose with the Beach Stock Co appearing in La Crosse theaters from the 1920s and starred as Sadie Thompson in Rain. Survived by her adopted daughter and three grandchildren services Tuesday at 10 30 a m Strong Thorne Mortuary burial in Albuquerque.

Eloda Beach Little Red Head Red Head Albuquerque N.M la Crosse Beach Stock Company Eloda Aulger Sandia Base Military Hospital Arthur Eloda) Nelson Eloda Beach Stock Co Guy Beach Beach Guy Losey Blvd Frank H. Burgess R. E. Nietsch Beach-Jones Stock Co Hoeschler Majestic Theater The Wisconsin Jack Martin Sadie Thompson Lansing Mich Strong-Thorne

Wisconsin Supreme Court Accepts Two Redistrict Plans

The Wisconsin Supreme Court moved to realign Senate and Assembly districts. It accepted two reapportionment plans from Gov. Reynolds just before closing. Day proposed Milwaukee County receive 25 and 26 Assembly seats, amid GOP-Legislature disagreement on totals.

Assembly

Democrats Reshape LBJ Poverty Bill in House

Democrats on the House Education and Labor Committee push a major rewrite of the antipoverty bill to strengthen education funding, especially for urban slums and rural poverty, while trimming some Johnson proposals. Disagreements over program focus and committee jurisdiction slow progress as leaders consider aid for widows near 62 and possible revisions to aid for farmers small business and relief fathers.

Washington House Education and Labor Committee Johnson

Communists Back Down as May Day Flag Row Delays U S Trains

East German authorities relented after U S pressure and removed flags from locomotives delaying two troop trains bound for West Germany. The incident at the Potsdam border highlighted Western fears of East German control over access to West Berlin.

Berlin U.S West Germany East Germany West Berlin Frankfurt Bremerhaven Potsdam

Hoffa Moves to Strike Back At Former Pal Partin

James R. Hoffa aims to take action against Edward G. Partin the Baton Rouge Local 5 official who testified against him Partin’s embezzlement indictment is under high level Teamsters scrutiny A possible trusteeship to seize Partin local could suspend its charter and place it under international control Hoffa faces pension fund conspiracy charges and heavy legal fees while internal Teamsters tensions grow

Washington James R. Hoffa Hoffa Baton Rouge Teamsters Edward G. Partin Partin Chattanooga Tenn Chicago High Teamsters Murray W. Miller Miller Dallas Tex The International

Card sinks after explosion in Saigon harbor

The World War II aircraft carrier USS Card, credited with seven U boat kills, was sunk by a pre dawn blast in Saigon harbor. Divers found a gaping hole but the ship was partially refloated by the rising tide as investigators probe whether the explosion was external sabotage or an internal failure.

Saigon South Viet Nam Card U.S US Military Sea Transportation Service Navy Atlantic Borie Goff Barry Enterprise Borge Langeland New Orleans United States Langeland Washington White House State and Defense Departments Pentagon

Texas GOP presidential primary marks nonbinding vote

Voters in Dallas and across Texas cast up to 300000 GOP ballots and 15 million Democratic ballots in a nonbinding presidential primary. Results lock at 8 p.m. with debates over Gov Connally and Sen Yarborough shaping the political landscape.

Dallas Tex U.S Jack Cox George Bush Houston Robert Morris Milton Davis John Connally John F. Kennedy Don Yarborough Connally Yarborough Gordon McLendon Ralph Yarborough Billie Sol Estes Don Estes Senate

Reynolds Meets King in Copenhagen Audience

A 10 minute audience at the Royal Palace in Amalienborg was held with Mayor Richard Daley of Chicago and Governors Karl Rolvaag of Minnesota and John W. Reynolds of Wisconsin. The delegation toured Copenhagen and lunch with the Danish foreign office before a Western Europe swing.

Copenhagen Frederick Denmark Richard F. Daley Chicago Karl Rolvaag Minnesota John W. Reynolds Wisconsin Midwest Royal Palace Amalienborg Danish Foreign Office

Barry Goldwater Shoves Away Microphone at Atlanta Arrival

Sen. Barry Goldwater moved to block a newsman's microphone at an Atlanta airport on Friday night saying he did not want it in his face. He spoke in Columbus earlier and apologized to the crowd in DeKalb County noting he was tired.

Atlanta Barry Goldwater Columbus DeKalb County

Weather Outlook With Showers Later

Partly cloudy conditions with a small temperature change tonight and Sunday. A chance of showers is expected Sunday afternoon. Lows near 45 tonight, highs 65 to 70 Sunday. Monday will be partly cloudy with a low around 45 to 50.

Arizona

Lubell to Report 1964 public mood in La Crosse Tribune

Poll taker Samuel Lubell known for door to door surveys will publish Indiana sentiment findings in the La Crosse Sunday Tribune with weekly updates during the presidential race. He has predicted outcomes in recent elections and now applies his method to issues from unemployment to foreign aid.

Lubell Tribune Samuel Lubell America la Crosse Tribune Indiana George Wallace Alabama la Crosse Sunday Tribune The Eisenhower Congress

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