Algeria Mourns Death as Nile Tragedy Overshadows Nasser Visit
Algerian government declares national mourning after Foreign Minister Mohamed Khemisti dies from a gunshot 33 years old. At Maghagha ferry disaster 216 drowned and 126 missing. Nasser’s homage trip to Algeria dampened by internal Syria rift and Arab unity ambitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Borowiec
Algiers
Algeria
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Nasser
Khemisti
Mohamed Khemisti
Maghagha
Upper Nile
Nile
Cairo
Syria
United Arab Re
Nixon buys Fifth Ave apartment in Rockefeller building
Former Vice President Richard Nixon bought a $135000 twelve room apartment at 810 Fifth Avenue a building where Nelson Rockefeller maintains suites. The sale through Douglas Elliman will transfer title May 15 and the Nixons plan to move before June 1 to join the law firm Mudge Stern Baldwin Todd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Richard M. Nixon
Fifth Avenue
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Nixon
Fifth Ave
Rockefeller
Douglas I. Elliman & Co., Inc
Mudge, Stern, Baldwin & Todd
Mary Todhunter Clark
New York Daily News
62Nd St
Hearing on TV permit in Wausau case recessed
A hearing on Central Wisconsin Television Inc. for more time to build Channel 9 at Wausau Wis was recessed until May 20. The Wisconsin Citizens Committee for Educational Television opposes the bid and seeks Channel 9 for UW Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Committee
Central Wisconsin
Channel 9
University of Wisconsin
Frank A. Fletcher
Wisconsin Citizens’ Committee
Wisconsin Valley Television Corp
Wsau-Tv
Wausau
Noted Economist Jacobsson Dies at 69 in London
AP reports Per Jacobsson, 69, director of the International Monetary Fund and Swedish economist, died Sunday of a heart attack. Born in Tanum Sweden he had led the IMF since 1956 and served as board chairman. He resided in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Per Jacobsson
International Monetary Fund
Fund
Jacobsson
Tanum
Sweden
Washington
Armenian Church Elects New Leader
Arch bishop Khoren Paroyan of Lebanon is the new supreme head of the Armenian Orthodox Church. He was elected by 93 delegates from the United States Greece Syria Lebanon Cyprus and Iran to succeed the late Zareh I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut, Lebanon
Khoren Paroyan
Lebanon
United States
Greece
Syria
Cyprus
Iran
Zareh 1
Tug Arrives To Help Grounded Freighter
The Canadian freighter Crefax, aground in northern Lake Michigan since Saturday, prepared to begin lightering operations today as a tug from Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin arrived Sunday night restoring Coast Guard assistance and signaling the freighter could proceed with lightering without further help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludington, Mich
Crefax
Lake Michigan
Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Coast Guard
Gift Kidney Donor Saves Nine-Child Family Man
George Brost of Wisconsin died at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital after a kidney transplant from Nancy Luedicke of Milwaukee. The unrelated donor, one of 63 volunteers, provided one kidney to save Brost’s life, though the procedure remains rare. Mrs. Brost, mother of nine, awaited flights home as the hospital noted his condition had been uncertain but improving before the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
George Brost
Wauwatosa
Wis
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Nancy Luedicke
Milwaukee
Brost
Milwaukee Sentinel
Brest
Taylor Heads State Young Republicans
Donald L. Taylor of Waukesha was elected state chairman of the Wisconsin Young Republican Clubs at the weekend convention in Green Bay. Other officers include Peter Kohler Sheboygan first vice chairman Marie Boyer Green Bay second vice chairman Catherine Rondinelli Milwaukee secretary Marty Frank Waukesha treasurer Joanne Winetzki Wausau state committeewoman Patti Katzenmeyer Madison national committeewoman William Walker Racine state committeeman Leo Martin Black Creek national committeeman. Ted Cormaney Madison was named the UGOPs first full time executive secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay
Donald L. Taylor
Waukesha
Wisconsin Young Republican Clubs
Peter Kohler
Sheboygan
Marie Boyer
Catherine Rondinelli
Milwaukee
Marty Frank
Joanne Winetzki
Wausau
Patti Katzenmeyer
Madison
William Walker
Racine
Carbon Monoxide Kills Area Man in Wisconsin Farm Shed
Eldred Maker 37 of R.4 Viroqua was found dead Sunday in a shed on his farm. Vernon County coroner Dr. Robert Starr ruled death due to a tractor and death by his own action. Services set for Thursday at Bethel Lutheran Church with burial in the church cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday evening at Qualy Elver Memorial Home. Maker farmed 18 years. survive father Alfred and four sisters plus one brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viroqua
Wis
Eldred Maker
Robert Starr
Vernon County
Starr
Bethel Lutheran Church
M. Kleven
Qualy-Elver Memorial
Maker
Alfred
Peter Grisback
Minneapolis
Cyrus Gabrielson
William Peterson
Palmer Myhre
de Soto
Garland
R. 2
la Crosse
Hawkins wielded by USS Hawkins radar picket destroyer role
Peter Wahlstrom a fireman apprentice in the US Navy serves aboard the destroyer USS Hawkins in the Mediterranean with the 6th Fleet. The Hawkins is assigned plane guard duty for the aircraft carrier USS Franklin D. Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkins
Peter Wahlstrom
USN
Carl A. Wahlstrom
N. 23Rd St
la Crosse
6Th Fleet
Mediterranean
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Scott Says Cartel Dividing U.S. Steel Market
Sen. Hugh Scott accuses Japanese and European producers of secretly forming a cartel to divide U.S. steel markets. He cites dumping and possible changes to anti-dumping laws while the Justice Department reviews potential legal violations. In Japan a firm spokesman acknowledges coordinated exports of small-diameter pipe but denies a global cartel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
U.S
Pittsburgh
Hugh Scott
Tokyo
United States
Nihon Kokan Co
Sen. Scott
Knowles Urged To Run For Governor and Senate
Wisconsin Republicans pressed Warren Knowles to seek higher office after a Young Republican convention urged his bid for governor and the U.S. Senate. Delegates also backed former Lt. Gov Knowles and criticized Democratic policies amid talk of other potential candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay
Wisconsin
John Byrnes
Warren Knowles
U.S. Senate
Rroxmire
Knowles
Republican Party
Kuehn
Philip Kuehn
GOP
Senate
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Byrnes
Kennedy
Clark MacGregor
R-Minn
Reynolds
Frank Zeidler
Winona Livestock Prices and Market Update
Swift & Company reports noon quotations across hogs cattle veal and related markets for Winona and South St Paul. Hog values rise 25c with varied weights. cattle steady to firm with multiple grade ranges. veal steady to strong. Missouri and Chicago potato markets also noted with regional price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
Swift & Company
Bologna
South ST. Paul
Minn
USDA
Chicago Potatoes
Chicago
U.S
Idaho
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River Valley
Texas
California
Death Penalty Ebbing in New York State
Albany AP reports Gov Rockefeller supported a bill ending automatic death sentences in premeditated murder and kidnapping. The measure introduces a two stage trial for guilt and then possible execution, applying to trials begun after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N.Y
New York State
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Viola Schools Set Spring Concert at Community Building
Viola Wisconsin hosts a spring concert by Viola grade and high school bands and choir at the community building on Wednesday May 8 at 8 p m. The high school massed band stage band German band grade school band and choir perform various numbers with a free will offering collected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola, Wis
Chicago Market Report Signals Steady Prices Across Commodities
AP dispatch from Chicago shows steady butter and mixed wholesale prices, with dairy and poultry markets holding. Grain quotes list No 2 yellow corn at 1.22 reporting range, soybeans varied around 2.65 while oats and barley show selective bids and grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Chicago Grain Chicago
Desegregation Tensions Flare at Birmingham Churches
Newsmen barred from a Birmingham church led to protests as two Nashvill e reporters were escorted out. An effigy of Martin Luther King Jr. appeared at the National States Rights party HQ. NAACP chapters urged Kennedy administrations to intervene in Birmingham desegregation clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Connor
Guy Karaway
Atlanta
Walker
Birmingham
Martin Luther King Jr
National States Rights Party
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
King
Alabama Advisory Committee
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
Albert S. Foley
Mobile
Father Foley
Dr. King
Haiti refugees flee as Duvalier clamps martial rule
Haitians seek asylum abroad as 24 have left embassies in Chile and Jamaica. Duvalier imposes martial law with a night curfew and targets Tonton Macoute leader Clement Barbot, while the U S embassy warns of curfew. Dominican staff return home after relations break. Journalists face travel restrictions and deportations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Jamaica
Duvalier
Dominican Republic
Colombia
Clement Barbot
Port Au Prince
U.S
Bull Gores Matador in Tijuanas Large Bullring
A 900 pound black bull gored Victor Huerta in the upper thigh and face during a 10000 strong Tijuanan bullring crowd. Huerta, about 22, was hospitalized in serious condition at a local sanitarium. Portuguese matador Manolo do Santo killed the bull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tijuana
Mexico
Victor Huerta
Huerta
Manolo Do Santo
Houston Newspaper Owner Gerard Schonlau Dies At 76
Gerard L. Schonlau editor and publisher of the Houston Signal for nearly 40 years died at 76 at his Houston home. Born August 8, 1886 in Houston he joined the paper in 1910 and later became sole owner in 1924. He held leadership roles in the Minnesota Editorial Association and served in local civic groups. Services set for Wednesday at United Presbyterian Church with Masonic burial rites at Money Creek Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston, Minn
Gerard L. Schonlau
The
Houston Signal
Schonlau
Signal
C. F. Schonlau
Houston
Thomas McConnell
Texas
Gerard
Wisconsin Business University
la Crosse
Cora Anderson
Minnesota Editorial Association
Masonic Lodge
Eastern Star
Village Recorder
People’s Telephone Exchange
Security State Bank
Commercial Club
United Presbyterian Church
John Pereboom
Money Creek Cemetery
Parochial Students Move to Public Schools Across Missouri
A Missouri movement to enroll parochial students in public schools expands from central Missouri to St. Louis Kansas City and Jefferson City as parents transfer children. House Judiciary chair Rep Harry Goldberg weighs reevaluating bill to allow public school buses for private and parochial students amid anticipated debate and political impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Missouri
House
St. Louis
Jefferson City
Harry Goldberg
Judiciary Committee
John. M. Dalton
Michael McBrien
Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church
Fire Damage Slight In Trade Building
A small fire in the observation pavilion on the 45th floor of the Chicago Board of Trade Building caused about 300 in damage. Fire Marshal Gerald Millin cited a short circuit in wiring as the cause. No injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Gerald Millin
Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery New Remedy
New York special reports science has found Bio-Dyn e a healing substance that shrinks hemorrhoids stops itching and relieves pain without surgery. Observations show rapid relief and actual shrinking maintained over months with no narcotics or anesthetics. Patients with 10 to 20 years of hemorrhoidal problems report lasting improvement using Preparation H suppositories or ointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, N. Y
Kingsley elected governor of Toastmasters District 35
Leo Kingsley of Oconomowoc was elected governor of District 35 of Toastmasters International, covering Wisconsin, Upper Michigan and part of Canada. Named officers include William Schilling, Everett Watson, Robert Last, John Crossman, Victor Peter Schack, Milan Horvate, and Albert Bassett. Fred Wienecker won the speaking contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fond DU Lac
Leo Kingsley
Oconomowoc
Toastmaster International
Wisconsin
Upper Michigan
Canada
William Schilling
Wauwatosa
Everett Watson
West Allis
Robert Last
Oshkosh
John Crossman
Madison
Victor Peterschack
Elm Grove
Milan Horvate
Hales Corner
Albert Bassett
Oconomonce
Fred Wienecker
Janesville
Flying Housewife Reaches Canton Island in Solo Pacific Flight
Betty Miller a veteran flying housewife from Santa Monica California has reached Canton Island on the second leg of her bid to become the first woman to fly solo across the Pacific to Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Island
Betty Miller
Santa Monica
Calif
Wide Pacific
Australia
Six Killed On State Highways Over Weekend
Six people died on Wisconsin roads over the weekend, raising the 1963 toll to 221. Victims include Veronica Helminiak of Wisconsin Rapids in a head on crash on Highway 54 near Stevens Point and Rafael Figueroa Jr. of Milwaukee in a Milwaukee crash. The weekend also saw deaths of William Hardike, Stanley, Robert Moder and Lloyd Moder, Kent Funcke, and Wilbur Km in various counties and incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Veronica Helminiak
Wisconsin Rapids
Stevens Point
William Hardike
Stanley
Chippewa Falls
Robert Moder
Hortonville
Highway 10
Appleton
Moder
Lloyd
Rafael Figueroa Jr
Milwaukee
Kent Funcke
William Funcke
Beaver Dam
Wilbur Km
Iron Belt
Weather Roundup for Lacrosse and Vicinity
Forecast calls for a chance of showers later Tuesday. Tonight remains in the upper 40s with Tuesday reaching mid 70s. Wisconsin expects fair tonight and mild Tuesday with possible afternoon showers or thunderstorms in the north. Minnesota shows widely scattered showers or a few storms in the west tonight and Tuesday, warmer later. Iowa projects partly cloudy conditions tonight and Tuesday with limited shower chances in the northwest and central areas, warmer in the northeast and extreme north overnight and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacrosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Egypt
Iraq
Ba’ath
Middle East
France
Ahmed Ben Bella
Ben
Bella
Aecess
Central
Midcontinent Broadcasting Co
Armenian Church
Taylor
Young
MacGregor
Eau Claire
Warren P
By Shearson, Hammill & CO
New York Stock Exchange
Olin Mathies
Allis-Chalmers
American Can
RCA
Republic Steel
American Motors
Rexall Drug
Amer
Tel & Tel
Reynolds Metals
Royal Dutch
Avco
Safeway
Boeing
D. Searle
Boston Capital
Sears Roebuck
Brunswick
Sinclair Oil
Chrysler
Socony
Delanese
Sperry Rand
Columbia Gas
Magnavox
Montgomery Ward
Monsanto
Bell & Farrell, Inc
Aileen, Inc
Anchor
Central Tele
Clark Oil
F'st Bank
Frantz
Gateway Trans
Godfrey Co
Hamilton Mfg
Heileman Br
Koehring Co
Mills
la X Tele
Marne Cap
McQuay
Mfg. Guar. Ins
Nekoosa Ed
North
Plastics
Pyroil Co
Thy Rap Industries
Rockwell Mig
Roy
Dutch N.Y
Warner Elec
One Wit
Puritan Fund
Wisconsin Fund
South Third St
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Robert Kennedy
Ala
NAACP
Marshall Colston
Sadie Bell
Beloit
Mattis Mitchell
Kenosha
Edward Smyth
Sloan E. William
Haiti
Nathan Miller
Baltimore Sun
Ministry of Interior
Paul Good
American Broadcasting Co
al Burt
Miami Herald
Bull Gores
Matador
G. L. Schonlau
Missouri Public Schools
D! Scholls
Parma
Parkersburg
Peter Nelson
South Fourth ST
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!