Downtown Streets Resurfacing Deferred by City Council
The Common Council deferred resurfacing in the downtown area due to underground work by Northern States Power Co. The project area includes 5th Avenue Cass to State and adjacent streets with curb and gutter to be installed this year. The energy program white way proceeds amid over half of affected owners approving assessments and related street works planned.
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Common Council
Northern States Power Co
5Th Avenue
Cass
State
4Th Street
King
3Rd Street
Pearl
Main Street
Pearl Street
4Th
Jay Street
5Th
Chamber of Commerce
Fairchild Street
28Th Street
30Th Street
Vine Streets
Main Streets
King Streets
Cameron
Ferry
Market
17Th Place
17Th Street
29Th Street
State Road
West
Fairchild
29Th
Board of Public Works
Pine Street
6Th
7Th Street
Council Street
Brookshire Place
Onalaska
31St Street
Ward Avenue
Avenue
Valleybrook
Seven Die In Wisconsin Highway Crashes This Morning
Seven people die in Wisconsin highway collisions early today raising the 1963 state toll to 232. Victims include George Klosterhuber 17 of Boscobel and William Fohn 65 of Tigerton. Details outline a Mequon head on crash and a Green Lake County tree strike near Ripon College.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
George Klosterhuber
Boscobel
Woodman
Grant County
William Fohn
Tigerton
Highway 45
Lester J. Churney
Jerry Ford
Milwaukee
Mequon
Ozaukee County
Churneys
Ford
Andris Ozols
Ozols
Stephen Nowakowski
White Fish Bay
James Portegus
Zion
Ill
Ripon College
Green Lake
DeLaine Forde Granted Divorce in Sparta Court
DeLaine Forde, 37, part of a divorce from Reuben Forde, 36, in Sparta on cruelty grounds. They wed August 20 1955 and had no children. In La Crosse Riverside Park ignition incident caused minor damage May 8 8:49 p.m. and oil burner smoke May 11 9:54 a.m. At 603 S 6th St Mrs George Seitz 72 admitted to St Francis Hospital May 11 10:35 a.m. for illness.
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DeLaine Forde
Reuben Forde
Viroqua
Riverside Park
Donald Pahnke
Winoha
Pine St
S. 6Th St
George Seitz
St. Francis Hospital
Fertilizer Meet For Farmers At Medary Town Hall
Farmers and gardeners are invited to a public meeting at 8 p.m. Monday May 13 at Medary Town Hall. The discussion will cover the merits of chemical and organic fertilizers and the dangers of using chemical weed killers.
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Medary Town Hall
St Michael's Youth Arrested in Car Theft Spree
A 15 year old from St Michael's Home was arrested in La Crosse after taking three cars in La Crosse and three in Madison. He was stopped at 4 01 a m driving a 1960 Chevrolet owned by Anna Newman and was to be brought to juvenile court.
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St. Michael’s
Madison
la Crosse
Richland Center
15Th
Farwell
Anna Newman
Chicago
John Schildman
Cass St
Gerald Smaby
S. 19Th St
Schildman
16Th
Cass Streets
Smaby
Births list from La Crosse area and Tomah hospital notes
May 8 births include a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Robert F Bettin of 1533 S 30th St Helen M Fancher and a son to Clarence I Kreibich of La Crescent Lucille T Welker. May 9 a daughter to Sylvester F Schaub and a son to William C Curti. Tomah Memorial Hospital reports multiple births from April 30 to May 9 including Darcey Lynette to Erwin Steinke and Bryan Daryl to John Edgerton. Additional births listed for Tomah residents and surrounding towns with parent names and addresses.
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Robert F. Bettin
S. 30Th St
Helen M. Fancher
Lester P. Grimm
George St
Barabra FE. Haberman
Edmund D. Virock
Houston
Minn
Janice K. Todd
Donald EE. Olsen
Galesville
Shirley A. Heath
Lee N. Feuerhelm
Lansing
Iowa
Ruth A. Gaunitz
Richard A. Neville
la Moille
Mary E. Pellowski
Tomah
Wis
Tomah Memorial Hospital
Darcey Lynette
Erwin Steinke
Black River Falls
Vivian Bentley
Bryan Daryl
John Edgerton
S. Adams St
New Lisbon
Deanna Stickney
Helen Elizabeth
Bernard Fielding
Helen Bernardin
Robert Ray
Donald Backus
Glendale Ave
Patricia Ann Dodge
Annette Ray
Robert Murray
Jeannine Bernhardt
Lori Jayne
Arnold Bailey
Stoughton Ave
Helen Goetz
Edwin Hutzenbuhler
48Th St
Kansas City
Kan
Elizabeth Wanner
la Crosse
Sundet Term Ends on Auditorium Board Chang due
The Mary E. Sawyer Auditorium Board term for Ray Sundet expires this year not Lawrence Gibson as first reported. Harry Newburg's term also ends. The Common Council will caucus June 6 to fill two terms. Applicants include Sundet Newburg Lee I McMahan Norman A Wood.
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Ray Sundet
Mary E. Sawyer
Lawrence Gibson
Harry Newburg
Common Council
Sundet
Newburg
Lee I. McMahan
State St
Norman A. Wood
King St
Sweden Plans 1967 Switch to Right-Hand Driving
Swedish parliament approves plan to switch from left-hand to right-hand driving in 1967. The lower chamber backs the proposal, with the upper house already endorsing the government plan.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Newsman Raps McNamara on TEX Facts in Wisconsin
Washington correspondent Clark Mollenhoff criticized Defense Secretary Robert McNamara for distorting facts in a 6.5 billion TFX fighter contract awarded to General Dynamics over Boeing. He warned reporters to dig deeper amid alleged managed news.
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Mollenhoff
UW Board of Regents
Carson F. Lyman
Bethesda
US. and World Report
Karl M. Mann
Upper Montclair
N.J
Austin C. Wehrwein
Evanston
Ill
New York Times
Chicago
Cowles
Roswell Gilpatric
General Dynamics
Gilpatric
McNamara
Air Force
Navy
Reynolds Pledges Court Fight Over Appointees
Gov. John W. Reynolds said he will go to court to force confirmation of his appointees if the Wisconsin Senate adjourns without acting. He called the decision a reluctant conclusion and warned the office must not be degraded. He also said a dog racing bill is unlikely to pass, and he will sign the congressional redistricting bill while urging realignment of state Senate and Assembly districts.
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Madison
John W
Reynolds
Wisconsin Senate
Senate
McNamara Board Backed Boeing Aircraft, Documents Show
McNamara and his advisory board reportedly favored the Boeing plane and rated its performance higher. Critics urge the press to study government information policy rather than mock “news management.”
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McNamara
Boeing
River readings show flood stage at La Crosse
River readings list flood stage at 125.7 for La Crosse with a 24 hour change of 3. Sunrise is 5 43 a.m. and sunset 8 20 p.m. Sunday.
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LA Crosse
Coast Guard dockage plans eyed for La Crosse area
Fry says area could be ideal for a Coast Guard dockage but final decision rests with the Coast Guard. Move could occur within six months with the Board of Public Works and local groups ready to cooperate to boost the economy.
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Fry
Coast Guard
Board of Public Works
la Crosse
Industrial Development Council
Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Weather Outlook Tonight and Sunday
Fair to cloudy conditions across Wisconsin East to West with a chance of showers in the extreme West. Not quite so cool tonight. Sunday turns cloudy with showers likely especially in the West. Minnesota mostly cloudy tonight and Sunday with showers and scattered thunderstorms across the state. Iowa shows variable cloudiness and warmer tonight and Sunday with occasional rain and scattered thunderstorms mainly Sunday.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Farmer kills himself after fatal house fire in Ontario
Port Arthur police report a farmer locked out his wife and set fire to a bedroom where two infants slept. He killed himself with a rifle. the children William Churchman aged 38 and his two young kids, George 15 months and Susan 2, died of asphyxiation. The incident occurred Friday.
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Port Arthur
Ont
William Churchman
George
Susan
Gale Council Approves City Wide Numbering Plan
Galeville Wis the Common Council accepts Lions Club proposal to number all residences and businesses. The club will secure and sell numbers. a map and zoning plan will be reviewed by the Madison Zoning Commission. A new IGA store permit, recreation improv funds, and park plans are discussed.
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Galesville
Wis
Common Council
Lions Club
Hilton Moran
General Telephone Co
Madison
IGA
Masonic Temple
Gilbertson-Myrtle Department
Garden of Eden Club
High Cliff Park
Sebranek Girl Improving After Bus Stop Incident
Nine year old Vicki Sebranek, hospitalized after being struck by a car as she stepped from behind a halted school bus, is generally improving. Doctors report three broken ribs on her left side and note she cannot speak but answers questions.
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Vicki Sebranek
St. Francis Hospital
Vicki
Paul Sebranek
R. J. Stoddard
Kennedy kin's 37th great grandchild born in Denver
Timothy Andrew Fitzgerald, said to be the 37th great grandchild of President Kennedy's grandmother, was born Thursday night in Denver. He is the son of Thomas A. Fitzgerald Jr. and his wife. The father teaches at the Colorado Academy.
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Denver
Colo
Kennedy
Timothy Andrew Fitzgerald
Thomas A. Fitzgerald Jr
Colorado Academy
Thomas
John S. Fitzgerald
Boston
Judy Johnston’s Nigro’s Beauty Salon Ad
Locals Judy Johnston now Nigro s Beauty Salon invites patrons with flavor crisp pressure fried chicken fish shrimp and barbecue spare ribs tor picnics potato salad ham salad baked beans and chili. New hours begin May 13 with daily times and Sunday hours at Dodge House 514 Lang Drive. Chicken meal 50c offer repeats Saturday May 11 from 4 to 10 p.m.
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Judy Johnston
Nigro’s
Dodge House
Lang Drive
Kennedy and Diefenbaker discuss North American cooperation
In Kennedy's living room a plan was outlined to revive mutual consultation between the United States and Canada. Key items include shared defense production, a multinational NATO nuclear force, and tariff barrier reductions. Also noted were talks on a Canadian maritime labor dispute and expanded communications between governments.
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Diefenbaker
Pearson
United States
Canada
U.S
Robert S. McNamara
C. M. Drury
Great Lakes
W. Willard Wirtz
Allan MacEachen
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Claude Jodoin
Canadian Labor Congress
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Ottawa
Geneva
City seeks calm as racial tensions flare in Nashville
Racial tensions persist with negotiations led by Nashville businessmen and a Negro minister to curb protests. Three people including a minister and two teen girls were injured in the downtown demonstrations. Mayor Beverly Briley plans talks with business and Negro leaders to prevent further strife. Dean T. D. Young notes four Negro applicants to Vanderbilt undergrad were rejected for academics. Vanderbilt had agreed to admit Negro applicants next semester.
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Nashville
Beverly Briley
T. D. Young
Vanderbilt University
Vanderbilt
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