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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1964
Page
2
A AP report says feed grain surpluses could rise beyond Agriculture Department forecasts. April 1 stocks were 8 percent above a year earlier, with potential Oct. 1 totals reaching about 68 million tons as higher corn yields affect overall supplies and usage trends amid livestock price weakness.
The Oct 1 stocks may rise 6 8 percent from last year as feed grain use falls. If production stays large, the feed grain program could fail to cut surpluses and face extension trouble in 1965. Low cattle prices and weaker hog demand pressure markets for soybean and cottonseed meals, while peach growers received 137 102000 dollars for last year’s crop. The National Farmers Union urged incentive payments up to 3 dollars per hundred pounds to stimulate lightweight cattle and hog sales and asked Freeman to bolster the beef purchase program with price- tied purchases.
Holmen Wis. students from kindergarten through 12th grade will have their art on display in the new Holmen elementary school gym. The exhibition runs Friday afternoon and evening, May 8, from 1 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m., withParents and the public invited.
Caledonia Minn Curtis Muenkel earned the Webelos Badge at a Cub Scout Pack 251 meeting in Caledonia. Other awards included Bobcat Badges for David Rogich Arden Krueger Jr and Scott Bishop and a denier stripe for Jeffrey Felton. Den Mother pins were given to Mrs Mary Carlson and Mrs Milford Garness.
Hillsboro Wisconsin youths hunting mushrooms found stolen goods in a city dump on May 3. Irvin Roseburg and Francis Rustewr reported June 7 that items worth over 150 dollars were taken from their truck. Police identified five light jackets a beam lantern a hydraulic jack and an electric motor as the recovered articles.
Iowa State Highway 13 from STH 364 to STH 51 closed for paving. A 31.8 mile detour via Postville Luana Monona and Froelich is in place using the same route as last summer's grading period. The project aims to pave Highway 13 with asphalt this summer.
Rev. James Ennis of St. Bridget's Ettrick and St. Ansgar's Blair announces an open house for the new Blair church on Sunday after 1 p.m. May 10. The public is invited and lunch will be served by the St. Ansgar's Altar Society.
Universal Telephone Corp of Milwaukee acquires a controlling stake in Norwalk Independent Telephone Co and plans a new dial system in Norwalk Wisconsin. Universal runs nine exchanges in the state.
Occasional showers or thunderstorms with southerly winds 20 to 35 mph tonight. Warm tonight. showers ending and cooler Thursday with low 60s tonight and mid 70s Thursday. Wisconsin and Minnesota forecasts note scattered storms and gusty winds, cooler Thursday. Iowa also shows showers and cooler temps. Five day outlook in Western Wisconsin shows near normal temperatures with one inch precipitation and La Crosse normal highs 67 and lows 45.
The quote presents a political figure asserting steadfast support or possibly announcing a run for the U S presidency, reflecting speculation about loyalty and leadership intentions.
Walter Matzelle of Taylor, injured when a Casper Implement Co. tractor tipped over on him, is reported to be improving at Lutheran Hospital in La Crosse after the Wednesday April 29 incident in Taylor Wisconsin.
AP reporting that the Soviet Union may be constructing seven to ten atomic powered submarines per year, roughly matching U S production. In the last full year the United States built nine nuclear powered submarines, while the fleet totals include 18 attack ships and 19 Polaris I submarines in commission with 13 on patrol in the eastern Atlantic.
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