Steel May Be Softening Wage Terms
The steel industry signals softening its stance on wage talks with the United Steel Workers amid hints of price increases. U.S. Steel board chairman Roger M. Blough noted a 12 cents per hour package would be extraordinary, suggesting room for movement though overall earnings remain weak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoboken
N.J
United Steel Workers
Roger M. Blough
U.S. Steel Corp
Blough
U.S. Steel
Leslie B. Worthington
Sparta Students Sweep Wisconsin Mathematics Ratings
Sparta High School students David Arenz Ronald Nichols and La Verne Pottinger earned top ratings in the UW Extension mathematics contest. Arenz Nichols and Pottinger, all juniors, are sons of local residents and delivered leading scores for the school in the state contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Wis
Sparta High
University of Wisconsin Extension Department
David Arenz
Arthur Arenz
Ronald Nichols
Joseph Nichols
la Verne Pottinger
David Pottinger
Norwalk
Bangor Student Wins Two Class A Firsts in Madison
George Stinzi of Bangor High School captured first place in both piano and vocal solo events at the state music contest in Madison. He was the sole Bangor participant to qualify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Wis
George Stinzi
Bangor High School
Madison
Bangor High
Local rummage and sale notices fill May weekend listings
Local groups advertise rummage sales and events across town. Highlights include V F W Auxiliary card party at 8 p m on Saturday May 11, Concordia Auxiliary sale 8 30–10 30 a m, and multiple street venues at Market 6th Main and Winnebago with clothing furniture and records offered. Some shops offer services from photo finishing to gift certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aletta's
Judy Johnston
Nigro’s
Christ Episcopal Church
V.F.W
V.F.W. Hall
Prospect
Leibold’s
Main
Universal Photo Service
State Street
Adams
Concordia
Concordia Hall
Dodge House
Lang Drive
Deaths in Tri State: Adolph Davidson and others
Canton Minnesota Adolph Davidson 77 dies at his farm home survived by wife Josie five daughters and three sons. Services set 2 p.m. CST Saturday at Highland Lutheran Church Burial in church cemetery. Black River Falls Wisconsin Mrs Silas Simons 73 dies at Jackson Home for the Aged after two weeks care survived by husband two daughters a son two brothers a sister and five grandchildren. Funeral Friday Jensen Funeral Home Hixton with burial Riverside Cemetery. Coon Valley Wisconsin Mrs Melvin Kokkeby 70 dies after long illness services 1 30 p.m. Saturday Upper Coon Valley Lutheran Church burial in church cemetery. WAUKON Iowa Alfred Thiele 75 dies after long illness survived by widow one son three sisters four brothers and three grandchildren. Caledonia Minnesota Anton Molitor 85 dies Wednesday evening. funeral services Saturday at Steffen Funeral Home and St Peter’s Church with burial Calvary Cemetery. He was a licensed funeral director former county coroner and school board member with KC Assembly involvement. survivors include daughter Bernice Tetrault and sons Francis and Eugene plus grandchildren and great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton, Minn
Adolph Davidson
Here
Josie
Myrtle) Torgerson
Canton
Elmer
Alice) McCallson
la Crosse
Bernard Staupe
Ellsford
Joyce) Dahl l
Pewaukee
Wis
Manford
Mildred) Carson
Preston
Merlin
Rochester
Leander
David
Olaf Davidson
Milwaukee
Highland Lutheran Church
Eniderson
Black River Falls
Silas Simons
Jackson
Dodgeville
Jackson County
Stanley Flicck
Alma Center
Delbert McPeak
Warrens
Virgil
Clarence Johnson
Barnaveld
Alfred Johnson
Avoca
Amy Kreuger
Jensen Funeral Home
Hixton
Merlin Sasman
Riverside Cemetery
Coon Valley
Melvin Kokkeby
Upper Coon Valley Lutheran Church
R. J. Verle
Gilbertson Funeral Home
Perry
Idella) Farnam
Paul
Virginia) Thering
Madison
Robert Anderson
N.D
Charles Schlutter
Tillie Bye
Jerrold Farnsworth
Sigvart Ihle
Clara Severson
Helmer Bjornstad
Waukon
Iowa
Alfred Thiele
Thiele
Allamakee County
Marie Cane
Kansas
Clifford
Hinsdale
Ill
Emma Voight l
Caledonia
Alfred Deilers
Alfred Meiners
Eitzen
Theodore
Walter
John
John Molitor
KC Assembly
Bernice Tetrault
Valhalla
N.C
Capt
Francis
New Orleans
Eugene
Henry
Anna) Preuss
S. 15Th St
George
Chicago
Anthony
Hildegard) Golevicz
Otto Boeder
Tomah
John Keens
Helmuth Boeder
Marie Simmons
Minneapolis
SEATO Naval Units Complete Ten Day Sea Serpent Exercise
In Manila AP reports SEATO forces finish a 10 day Sea Serpent drill with 41 ships and 14 000 men off the Southeast Asian coast. The exercise ran amid Laos civil war threats, but was planned earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
South China Sea
Southeast Asian
Laos
Still Unconscious After Bus Incident
Vicki Sebranek nine year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Sebranek remained unconscious Friday morning at St Francis Hospital after being struck by a car on State Highway 35. She was injured when stepping from a halted school bus Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicki Sebranek
St. Francis Hospital
Vicki
Paul Sebranek
R. J. Stoddard
Khrushchev Wins Point In Cold War Ideology Clash
Premier Khrushchev gains a strategic advantage as China agrees to Moscow talks on ideological differences. Chou En-lai informs Soviet envoy of China’s delegation to Moscow, signaling a concerted push to align Communist parties before the summit. Liu Shao-chi visits Hanoi amid moves toward Beijing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Khrushchev
China
Moscow
Peking
Mao Tze-tung
Chou En-lai
S. V. Chervonenko
Liu Shao-chi
Hanoi
Viet Nam
Liu
Indonesia
West
China Names Delegation Heads For Talks With Soviets
Chou En lai says Teng Hsiao ping and Peng Chen will head the Chinese delegation to Moscow. Peking's Daily denounces Yugoslavia's new constitution and hints Mao prefers a June Moscow summit over a May meeting to avoid intra party debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khrushchev
Mao
Chou
Teng Hsiao-ping
Peng Chen
Peking
Peking People’s Daily
Yugoslavia
Tio
Central Committee
Moscow
Langley Scholarship Awarded to Charles Tichy
Charles Robert Tichy of 3018 Losey Blvd S Ames Iowa has won a 300 Langley Scholarship for academic achievement. The fund was established by Langley and awarded by the American Institute of Architects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Langley
Charles Robert Tichy
Losey Blvd. S
Ment. Tichy
Iowa State University
Ames
Iowa
Edward Lang- Tichyley
American Institute of Architects
Mains Flushed In La Crescent Through Summer
La Crescent maintenance department will flush water mains each weekday after 12 30 p m through the summer to address issues from the new well. Mayor William Mischler warns discolored water may result during the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Crescent
Minn
William Mischler
Mischler
Weather Record LaCrosse and Vicinity Forecast
Clear tonight and cooler. Partly cloudy and a bit warmer Saturday with low near 40 and high around 60. Wisconsin projects north partly cloudy with south rain or drizzle tonight and Saturday. cool trend continues. Minnesota shows partial clearing and cooler nights with frost possible in the north. Iowa clears and remains cool. Five day outlook through Wednesday shows temperatures about eight degrees above normal 47 to 69, warmer Sunday and Monday, showers or thunderstorms late Sunday to Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacrosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Riots Break Out On Three New England Campuses
Spring fever sparked campus riots at Yale Brown and Brandeis with police deploying nightsticks dogs and motorcycles. Yale saw about 1500 students controlled with 17 arrests Brown reported four teen arrests and one officer injured Brandeis had 1500 students dispersed with no arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
New Haven
Conn
Providence
R.I
Waltham
Mass
Yale
Brown
Pembroke College
Bryant College
Rhode Island School of Design
Princeton
New Jersey
Brandeis University
Two Bills Vetoed By Reynolds
Gov John W Reynolds vetoed two Senate bills on Thursday one redefining blood in transfusions as a service not a sale removing it from insurable commodities and the other allowing the Funeral Directing and Embalming Examining Committee to accept private exam results for licensure. He said the first would strip blood recipients of warranty protection under the uniform sales act and the second would cede testing control to outside bodies. Bills signed will tighten control on narcotics precursors expand license parity for out of state journeyman barbers and allow temporary restaurant permit transfers without a new twenty dollar fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
John W. Reynolds
Senate
Boutwell
Birmingham
Dick Gregory
Gregory
Jamie Moore
U.S. Atty. Macon L
Two Midwest residents Die in Wisconsin and Minnesota
Mary Ann Sobek 80 of Phoenix dies in Arizona with nephew Dr. George Reay surviving. Services Monday 2 pm Sletten McKee Funeral Home Hokah Minnesota burial Mount Hope Cemetery. John Keens Helmuth Boeder and Otto Boeder from La Crosse listed among survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Sobek
Phoenix
Ariz
George Reay
Sletten-McKee
Leonard Beenken
Mount Hope Cemetery
Hokah
Minn
Soldier Fined For Carrying Concealed Gun
Pvt. Lorenzo Tijerina, 25, was fined $31.65 in La Crosse County Court after pleading guilty to carrying a concealed weapon. He was arrested April 30 in La Crosse for a revolver deemed defective and dangerous, purchased as an antique for resale. The weapon was confiscated by the Army and will not be returned until his discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp McCoy
la Crosse
Pvt
Lorenzo Tijerina
City
Asst. Dist. Atty
Burleigh
Randolph
Leonard F. Roraff
Tijerina
Roraff
la Crosse Tribune
Cigarette Tax Bill Advances in Gopher Senate
A bill to raise cigarette taxes by a penny per pack to fund a $50 million 10 year resources program moved to the Minnesota Senate after tax committee approval. Chair Donald Wright urged delay for study and warned funds might be needed for the general revenue balance. Ole Haugsrud of Duluth predicted the tax hike would cut cigarette revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Senate
Donald Wright
Wright
General Revenue Fund
Ole Haugsrud
Duluth
Minnesota Candy and Tobacco Jobbers Association
Racial tensions rise as talks in Birmingham near deal
In Birmingham Alabama a biracial committee resumes negotiations to desegregate lunch counters and boost Black job prospects. City officials say any agreement is not binding. King aide Walker clarifies details still to be settled amid threats of renewed demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Wyatt Tee Walker
Martin Luther King Jr
Andrew Young
King
Ralph D. Abernathy
Abernathy
Wyatt ‘Tee Walker
Albert Boutwell
Eugene
Bull) Connor
Climbers Reach Everest Summit From American Team
James W. Whitaker 32 of Redmond Washington reached the top of Mount Everest on May 1. He was joined by Sherpa Nwang Gombu nephew of Tensing Noray. Expedition names for the summit bid include Harry C. Bishop Luther G Jerstad Richard Pownall and Sherpa Girmi Dorja. All rested at base camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katmandu
Nepal
Mt. Everest
James W. Whitaker
Redmond
Wash
Sherpa Nwang Gombu
Tensing Noray
Whitaker
Mt. Ranier National Park
Harry C. Bishop
Washington, D.C
Luther G. Jerstad
Eugene
Ore
Richard Pownall
Denver
Colo
Sherpa Girmi Dorja
Wisconsin plans 1963 summer journalism workshop
The University of Wisconsin hosts a two week summer journalism workshop for high school juniors and seniors July 21 to August 3 on the Madison campus. Sponsored by the university, the Wisconsin Press Association and Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League, the program trains writers editors and photographers and ends with a student produced newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin Press Association
Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League
May 10 in History Highlights Across Nations
Key events on May 10 include the 1869 linking of the oceans by the golden spike at Promontory Point Utah, the 1775 convening of the Second Continental Congress, and 1917 Pershing's WWI appointment. Also noted are the 1933 Nazi book burning, ten year-old Liberal Association rights campaign in South Africa, and five year-old sacking of Tripoli library with a year-ago NYC medical report critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Atlantic
Pacific
Leland Stanford
Central Pacific
Promontory Point
Utah
Continental Congress
Philadelphia
France
Alsace- Lorraine
Germany
John J. Pershing
Berlin
South African Liberal Association
U.S. Information Service Library
Tripoli
New York City
Columbia University
Allis-Chalmers Declares Dividends and Re-Elects Officers
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co. directors declare a quarterly 12.5 cent dividend on common stock and a $1.02 per share quarterly dividend on 4.08 percent cumulative convertible preferred stock. Shareholders record dates are May 31 and May 17, with payments due June 29 and June 5 respectively. Directors are re-elected, with R. S. Stevenson as president and FE A Spika named assistant comptroller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co
Allis- Chalmers
R. S. Stevenson
W. G. Scholl
P. F. Bauer
Boyd S. Oberlink
J. L. Singleton
FE. A. Spika
State made filter tests radioactivity
Appleton based Institute of Paper Chemistry technicians described a long 14 year project that yielded IPC 1478 a high porosity filter paper for atmospheric radioactive dust. The filter permits air flow over a mile per minute, retains 200 angstrom particles and operates from sea level to 250 000 feet while functioning at extreme temperatures and pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dearth
Bids Sought for Renovating Cold Storage Roof and Decks West Salem
Public notice details the La Crosse County Hospital West Salem Wisconsin invitation for sealed bids by 4 PM May 25, 1963 for renovating cold storage roofing and two porch decks. Bid conditions include deposits, bonds, wage rates per Wisconsin statutes, and plan inspection at Frank J. Fuchs office in La Crosse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Creuse County Hospital
West Salem
Wis
County Hospital
Wisconsin
la Crosse County Hospital
la Crosse County
Frank J. Fuchs
4Th Street
la Crosse
J. E. Stokke
Earl Linse
Carlet F. Miller
Distance Between Buyer and Seller Want Ad
A newspaper notice runs a want ad seeking a buyer for a listed item or service. The short classified item invites contact details and basic terms, highlighting seller needs and buyer interest.
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AP Business News
Mrs
Mrs. Melvin Kokkeby
Anton Molitor
SEATO
NEA
Ripley
Congress
Khrush
John Roderick
Winona Ic.p
Dakota
C.P
T.W
Lansing
Pr. du Chien
Trempealeau Dodge
Larosse
W. Salem
Root
Houston
Sun
Mon
Winona
Prairie du Chien
The
Reynolds
Sale
Mary Ann Sober
Anna Preuss
Gopher
By Stan Atkins
U.S
A-C
State of
Lydia M. Graw
A. W. Graw
City of
Burns and Overbaugh
Frank Winter
Eugene A. Toepel
Robert J. Jenkins
State of Wisconsin
la Crosse County Court
Jesse D. Howard
County of la Crosse
Steele, Smyth, Klos & Flynn
Lynne Tower Bldg
Henry N. Stephenson
Henry Norman Stephenson
Henry WN. Stephenson
Lynne Tower
Marvin A. Lombard
Hubert V. Puller
State Bank Bldg
RFD
Tribune
LOST
Hellwig & Morris Thoughtful Service
Tri-State Monument Co
West Ave
Penney
la Crosse Boat Dock
Briggs and Stratton
Clinton
Lauson
Tecumseh
Willard Auto Electric
North 4Th St
Logan Erickson
Continental Mfg. CO
Gerwitz Const
Lax Woolen Mills Co
Ray L. Revor
Kleen Air Furnace Cleaning Co
Lovold
Hanifl’s
Hanifl Road
9Th & So
South Avenue Beer Depot
Cass St
Parkview Nursery
Hwy. M
la Crescent Nursery
Kohlmeier Bros
Joe Mikshowsky
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