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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1964
Page
14
GREEN LAKE AP ALC groups report most Southern Wisconsin Lutherans show under 60 percent Sunday attendance. In 20 percent of congregations fewer than 40 percent of confirmed members attend. The synod noted 75 percent of last year’s new members were lost from the rolls. The Evangelism Committee urges programs to prevent member inactivity.
Herman E. Bakken long time Aluminum Co of America executive and head of the refining division until his 1958 retirement died Monday in Pittsburgh. He was 71 and born in Faribault Minnesota.
General Andrew P. O'Meara told a House committee that large numbers of guerrillas are being trained in Cuba, with some training in Russia and a few in China, a finding from his April 14 testimony released in censored form.
Wisconsin La Crosse County Probate Court schedules hearings for Peter J Michelsen and Augusta M Johnson estates. Dates set for June 2 1964 and May 19 1964 with creditor claim deadlines August 5 1964 and July 27 1964. Attorneys listed include Hale Skemp Hanson Skemp and J C Frangzini.
Rep John E Moss defends press probing into foreign policy amid government criticism. Dr Walter W Heller jokes about deficit finance during an Advertising Council event, noting low salary and an insulting letter received.
The La Crosse County Board enacts a community mental health agency named the La Crosse County Guidance Clinic to provide treatment outpatient services consult with schools and courts and operate under supervision of the County Board. The ordinance describes 15 directors terms duties financial oversight reporting and effective dates with publication noted.
A Southern California school teacher mailed a payment for her 1963 income tax on a pair of panties to the Franchise Tax Board. Officials sent the unusual check to a bank, which honored it. The woman remains unidentified.
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace drew attention in Wisconsin and Indiana primaries as debate over civil rights legislation continued. Senators said Wallaces results did not meaningfully alter votes, with some noting potential but limited impact and others remaining fully committed to the bill. President Johnson downplayed the primaries as an endorsement.
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