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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1964
Page
18
The senior pastor of Bethel Lutheran in Madison, Robert Borgwardt, said at a statewide gathering that criticism of the church is partly justified, while disturbed by the tone of the attacks during the Southern Wisconsin convention.
In the a Crosse Tribune May 7 1964 issue Pastor Borgwardt of Wisconsin’s largest American Lutheran Church congregation warned against a cozy club image or irrelevance. He urged members to listen and pray acknowledging truth over dream life of soft lights and music.
The Albany Knickerbocker News wrote off Gov. Nelson Rockefeller as a presidential contender and said his main aim now was to thwart Sen. Barry Goldwater. Rockefeller declined the report in New York, saying he is still in it to win. The Knickerbocker News had not endorsed Rockefeller but offered well wishes and had backed him for re-election two years earlier.
Reports of a Black youth gang in Harlem amid white shopkeeper killings spark police probes. Officials differ on group size from 60 to 400. Authorities decline to confirm existence as rumors circulate about racially motivated violence after Margit Sugar's death and other white victims.
Deposed Argentine President Arturo Frondizi agrees to record conversations with John F. Kennedy for the Kennedy Memorial Library. Frondizi was ousted by the military in March 1962, months after his meeting with Kennedy during a world tour.
At the end of April Allis-Chalmers president Robert S. Stevenson announced the backlog of unfilled orders reached 228.7 million, up 43 percent from a year earlier. He told shareholders the first four months sales totaled 199.1 million, a 15 percent increase from 1963.
Cadet David L. Gagermeier of La Crosse is cited for his ROTC excellence at St. Norbert College. He earns the Association of the Army Award for top military and academic grades.
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