All America City Tour Offered By Tribune
La Crosse Tribune offers a guided All America City tour to New York and Washington D C departing Aug 2 with Chicago Loop stop. itinerary includes White House Capitol Lincoln Memorial Kennedy tomb U S Archives Mt Vernon Arlington Cemetery and more plus New York Radio City Music Hall UN tour Empire State Observatory boat trip Manhattan and Niagara Falls return Aug 11 contact Tribune Tour Director for reservations.
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Trane Outlines City Development Plan and Housing Focus
Trane officials discuss forming a new coordinating committee to link commissions and authorities on housing, urban renewal, and economic growth in La Crosse. Hancock urges priority housing solutions, study of cultural potential and retail expansion, and collaboration with La Crosse State University on expansion and manufacturing attraction. Loveland presents framed $6 Million Building Permit from city to Trane.
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Three Youths Admit Farm Vandalism in Wisconsin
TOMAH Wis. Three juveniles ages 15 and 16 admitted vandalizing the Roland Kelly farm. Kelly caught them breaking barn windows and pursued them until they vanished into a swamp. A school check showed the trio were absent.
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Mindoro Senior Class Smelt Fry May 14
Mindoro Wis senior class sponsors a smelt fry Saturday May 14 starting at 4 p.m. in the Mindoro High School gymnasium.
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Mindoro High School
Beer License Ruling Shocks Sparta Council
Sparta Wisconsin city attorney says the council cannot issue new class A retail beer licenses for off premise sale. The ruling follows an April referendum where 948 voted against and 378 in favor. Existing liquor store and distributors keep class A licenses under renewal debate. Taverns retain class B licenses. all licenses expire July 1. Habhegger family plans a new liquor store site northeast of Sparta. Edward Habhegger sought town board discussions on a class A license.
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Nate Noggle
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Birth at Grandview Hospital May 11 A Daughter
A daughter was born at Grandview Hospital on May 11 to Mr and Mrs Charles Mueller of 1602 Badger Street announced by Annette Varsi. Mrs Russell Dovenberg of 224 North Vanness West Salem and Donna Olson are named as contacts.
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Portage
Huge U.S. Flag Displayed at All America City Banquet
The largest U.S. flag in Wisconsin will be shown in the Mary E. Sawyer Auditorium on May 17 during the All America City award banquet. The flag measures 100 by 65 feet and weighs 350 pounds and will be hoisted to the ceiling.
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Mary E. Sawyer
Death notices for Stimpson Phillipson Nichols Sorensen and Lori Kay
Obituaries report John Irvin Stimpson 83 of Hokah Minnesota, Edwin Phillipson 78 of Pigeon Falls Wisconsin, Edmund W. Nichols 88 of Merrillan, James B. Sorensen 45 of Necedah, and Lori Kay Christopherson 9 days old of Sparta. Each entry lists birth, death dates, service times, burial locations, and survivors or immediate family.
Debakey outlines regional centers plan for heart disease study
Dr. DeBakey spoke at an afternoon session about the President's Commission on Heart Disease Cancer and Stroke. He described regional centers for research and treatment funded mainly for planning, with expansion possible to areas like arthritis and broader physician education. An award honoring Dr Gunnar Gundersen was announced for a top teaching exhibit.
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Card Party Saturday in Smith School May 14
Abra hams Coulee Community Club hosts a card party at Smith School in Galeville Wisconsin at 8 p m on Saturday May 14 to raise funds.
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Abrahams Coulee Community Club
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Viroqua Adopts First City Liquor Regulation
Viroqua Wisconsin officials pass their initial ordinance regulating liquor and malt beverage licensing after a referendum. Supper clubs may operate 10 am to 1 am daily except Sunday noon to 1 am. licenses cost 400 yearly, 300 for hard liquor, 100 for malt beverages. Private club licenses set at 200 yearly starting July 1. Two supper club license applications filed by Raymond Jacobson and Nate Noggle.
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Nate Noggle
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Ithe Oriole Cafe
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Dairyland Furniture Co
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Johnson urges perseverance in Viet Nam campaign
President Johnson urged Democrats to tell voters America will persevere in Viet Nam. Senate Democrat leader Mansfield said a new Congress offers the best path to a peaceful Southeast Asia. A $100-a-plate fund raiser drew 6100 supporters at the National Guard Armory to aid Democratic candidates.
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Tomah Auction Aids Sparta High Band Trip
An auction of items donated by area citizens will be held at Ron's Standard Station in Tomah at 1 30 p m Saturday May 14 to raise funds for the Sparta High School band trip to the Winnipeg Canada festival in June. More than 4000 dollars are needed for fares and the extra funds will buy meals.
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