Viola farmer Fred Matthes dies at 68 in Richland Center
Fred G. Matthes of Viola 68 longtime farmer live stock buyer died after a brief illness in a Richland Center hospital. He helped run the Viola stock buying station and large beef ranch with his family and served on the Wisconsin Livestock Board rising to president. Matthes also chaired the Viola Village Board and bank board, and was active in the EUB Church. He was born April 20 1895 and survived by two sons two daughters a brother and a sister with 17 grandchildren. Services will be held at the Viola EUB Church with burial in Viola Cemetery.
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Viola
Wis
Fred G. Matthes
Richland Center
Mr. Matthes
James Matthes
Dewey
Matthes
Wisconsin Livestock Board
Walter Kohler
James
Sidney
LeRoy Sanford
Ed Baker
Upper
Midwest
EUB
Wisconsin Eub Brotherhood
EUB Church
Viola State Bank
Richland Center Hospital
Forest
Mae van Fleet
LeRoy
Naomi) Sanford
Hilda) Baker
Art
Lucie) Glick
Miami
Fla
Ruth Gore
Baton
UW Scholarships Awarded to Twelve Students
University of Wisconsin Student Association distributed twelve $250 scholarships Monday. Recipients included Dennis Dressing Kimberly Koe nig Leandow ski Nepscha Peshek Lie berg Campbell, with awards aimed at equalizing access to Madison campus activities based on ability promise and need.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin Student Association
Dennis L. Dressing
Kimberly
Neil N. Koenig
Wausau
Mary J. Leandowski
Pound
Klawa B. Nepscha
Grand Marsh
Peter A. Peshek
Two Rivers
Roland J. Lieberg
Oshkosh
William J. Campbell
Hartford
Attorney Dalton assigned to Milwaukee John Doe cases
Wisconsin Atty. Gen. George Thompson names assistant LeRoy Dalton to work full time with Madison prosecutor Richard Cates in the criminal cases arising from the Milwaukee John Doe hearings.
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Madison
George Thompson
LeRoy Dalton
Death notices for Goetzinger Crowley Bires families
Bernard N Goetzinger 84 of 816 S 9th St died with services at Schumacher Funeral Home and St Wenceslaus Church. Survived by widow Anna M daughter Verona K Goetzinger brother Rev William Goetzinger and sister Anna Waldman. Burial Catholic Cemetery. Serena Crowley 81 Genoa died at St Josephs Hillsboro survived by six sons two sisters and a daughter. James H Bires 63 of 502 N 11th St obituary notes WWI veteran, Railway Express employee since 1917, survived by wife Ellen C two daughters two sisters two brothers and four granddaughters with services at St Pauls Lutheran Church.
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S. 9Th St
Anna M
Verona K. Goetzinger
la Crosse
William Goetzinger
Dunkerton
Iowa
Joseph I
Anna) Wald
Wheaton
Ill
Schumacher Funeral Home
St.Wenceslaus Catholic Church
Serena Crowley
Genoa
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Hillsboro
Floyd
St. Joseph
Mich
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Oxnard
Calif
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Racine
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Plain
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S.J
Milwaukee
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Alma
Anabel) Zabolio
James H. Bires
N. 11Th St
D.T
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Arthur Feroe
Dakota, Minn
Sletten- McKee
Mr. Bires
New Lisbon
Railway Express
Ellen C
Donald
Ruth) Kritchman
Alice) Weigent
Eau Claire
Mabel Regalia
Harold Grauvogel
Wisconsin Rapids
Oscar
New Richmond
Higher Taxes Seen For Minnesotans
In Minnesota the 1963 Legislature aims for a balanced budget without a general tax hike yet will raise taxes for many. The plan adds a 1 cent per gallon motor fuel tax and a 1 cent per pack cigarette tax. Oleomargarine buyers face about 10 cents a pound tax if a conference committee approves proposals. Property owners will pay more depending on building program size funded by 20 year bonds.
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Minnesota
Committee Picks Stoughton Wis Site for Atom Smasher
A technical committee endorsed Stoughton Wisconsin as the site for an Atomic Energy Commission atom smasher project costing 120 to 130 million dollars. The Ramsay chaired report to Jerome Wiesner notes seven years for construction and bases the proposal on MURA of Madison. Rep Melvin Laird urged bipartisan Wisconsin support in a Monday statement.
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Kennedy
Norman Ramsay
Harvard University
Midwestern Universities Research Association
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Madison
Melvin Laird
R-Marshfield
Wisconsin
Police and Ambulance Records County and City
A list of charges from May 13 including Caroline Morris transported to St Francis Hospital. Readouts show speeding unregistered vehicle stop sign violations failure to yield traffic and other infractions across La Crosse Mindoro Onalaska Bangor Stoddard Hokah Sparta and West Salem with numerous fines and court dates.
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County
St. Francis Hospital
James E. Henley
Coon Valley
Clarence Larson
Mindoro
Frank R. Nanscawen
S. 30Th St
Doris Rash
Onalaska
Lutz Feed Mill
James M. Kneifl
Bangor
Thomas J. Nicoski
Farnam St
Walter P. Bobst
Sparta
Wilma A. Hemphill
Raymond C. Hanson
Stoddard
Leon R. Shepard
Ferryville
Thomas FE. Zimmer
Park Ave
Ronald P. Faubert
Mill St. Sparta
Alicia Peterson
Hillview Ave
Norbert A. Kolb
Morton Grove
Delbert Lee
Hokah
James L. Schultz
Shorewood Drive
Willard G. Bakkestuen
S. 19Th St
Steven Oestreicher
Denton St
Roy R. Jerome
la Fond Ave
James C. Halvorson
Alvin J. Pedretti
Gerald D. Zeihme
23Rd St
William J. Panka
Fred L. Pederson
West Salem
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Livingston St
Roger D. Graham
Rose St
George Kreuger
Archie Sandevick
Carl Keppel
Arnold H. Hundt
Roy Bowman
Medary Nite Club
James D. Schroeder
Russ Hamre Jr
Bainbridge St
la Vera Sharman
Wilfred A. Schmitt
la Crosse
la Crosse County Cooperative, 608 N. 3Rd St
William Schroer
Space Flagship Tour Captivates 30 States At Ocean Beach
Guests and motorists receive hourly updates on the astronaut’s 22 orbits as space fans flock to watch Alan Shepard era stunt. Campers dwindle since the 1961 suborbital flight, while Mercury control crew beds down in the “Mercury Hilton” and Muchea station in Australia serves as an overseas wake up call.
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Alan B. Shepard Jr
Alaska
Mercury Control
Muchea
Australia
Cooper
PSC Okays rate hikes for Knapp and Taylor exchanges
The Public Service Commission authorized General Telephone Co. to raise Knapp exchange rates by 1097 dollars annually when extended area service with Menomonie begins, offset by a toll saving of 1788 dollars. A 589 dollar increase at Taylor exchange was approved pending extended area service with Black River Falls, with toll savings of about 9 dollars per year for customers.
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Public Service Commission
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Menomonie
PSC
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Black River Falls
Steiners Owe $500000 In Taxes, IRS Says
Milwaukee AP John L. Pedrick, regional IRS counsel, said the federal tax court ruled Harold G. Steiner and his wife owe about 500000 in taxes penalties and interest for 1945 through 1947. The assessment includes 193600 in tax deficiencies plus 170690 in penalties and interest since 1946. Steiner, who ran a creamery and other firms in Manston, was fined 10000 and given two years probation in 1954. probation was later revoked and he served the remaining sentence in federal prison.
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John L. Pedrick
Internal Revenue Service
Harold G. Steiner
Manston
Pedrick
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U. S
Patrick T.stone
Baraboo Nurse Heads Student Nurses Association
Judy Peterson from Baraboo Wisconsin and student nurse at Madison Methodist Hospital school of nursing was elected president of the National Student Nurses Association. The 19 year old was chosen by more than 3 000 delegates at the 10th annual convention.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Judy Peterson
The
Methodist Hospital
Madison
Wis
National
Student Nurses’ Association
Miss Peterson
Baraboo
Livestock Prices and Birth Notices From Midwest Markets
Quotations from Swift and Company show hog and cattle prices with steady hogs and varying weights, plus calf and veal ranges. The report also lists births at Grandview Hospital and several other records across Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, and North Dakota with multiple named families and locations.
Reynolds Nominates 3 Crime Lab Members
Gov. John W. Reynolds named three nominees to the State Crime Laboratory Board. Lee H. Arntz of Chippewa Falls and Robert E. Koutnik of Two Rivers would serve four year terms, while Calvin Spice of Appleton fills the unexpired term ending March 1965. The appointments await Senate confirmation.
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Michalski
Webb
Hutchins
Arntz
Koutnik
Spice
Weather Record for Lacrosse and Vicinity
Decreasing cloudiness and cooler tonight. Variable cloudiness and warmer Wednesday with low 70s. Wisconsin partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with a chance of showers in the extreme north. Minnesota mostly fair tonight, then increasing cloudiness Wednesday and warmer east and north with scattered showers or storms in the west. Iowa increasing cloudiness tonight and Wednesday with scattered showers in the west and central portions late tonight or Wednesday. Sunrise Wednesday 5 40 am sunset 8 24 pm. Degree days to date 5 total 7491 last year 7670 normal 7403.
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Lacrosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
River readings show crest forecasts and past floods
The Black River at Galesville is expected to crest at 9.0 feet Thursday morning, below the 12.0 foot flood stage. The Root River at Hokah reportedly crested near 44.0 feet Monday afternoon, while readings across Winona and La Crosse show river activity.
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la Crosse
Galesville
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Urban renewal aid eyed to curb urban flight in Wisconsin
An urban renewal staff would provide technical assistance to towns for programs and federal grants. Reynolds warned that without deep involvement in the program Wisconsin communities risk missing a fair share of national tax dollars and losing in the broader fight against urban flight.
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Reynolds
Washington
Copper Needles Released In Space
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Lincoln Laboratory announced successful release of 400 million copper needle like dipoles from an Air Force satellite for a worldwide radio communication experiment. Radar contact confirmed the ejection from space about 2 000 miles above Earth, but timing was not disclosed.
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Lexington
Mass
Air Force
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Lincoln Laboratory
Atlas Launch Delayed Amid Technical Glitch For Mercury Flight
Engineers retry after a service tower failure delays Wally Cooper's Faith 7 mission set for 8 a.m. Affected by Bermuda radar trouble and a fuel pump fault, the countdown resumes after two hours nine minutes. Cooper and crew prepare as recovery fleets circle the globe and weather remains a risk.
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Bermuda
Cooper
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