Senate OKs feed grains control bill approval
The Senate approved the administration corn and livestock feed grains plan by a 45 to 35 vote after defeating 17 Republican delay amendments. The bill allows wheat farmers to plant feed grains on wheat acreage and lets feed grain growers plant wheat on idle land, sending to the President for signature. Wisconsin senators Gaylord Nelson and William Proxmire joined the majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Kennedy
Wisconsin
Gaylord Nelson
William Proxmire
House
Maj. Cooper
Charles A. Halleck
Cooper
Pacific
Mike Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
Photos Claim Grave of Sub Thresher From Ocean Floor
Photographs believed to show debris from the nuclear submarine Thresher are under analysis as the Navy plans to reconstruct the wreck by scuttling tor another submarine Toro. The 129 men aboard Thresher vanished April 10. Oceanographers note no definitive Thresher parts yet.
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Portsmouth
N.H
Navy
Boston
Woods Hole
Mass
Oceanographic Institute
Paul M. Fye
Thresher
Fye
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Toastmasters Meet At Tri-State Co-Op in La Crosse
La Crosse Toastmasters Club members attended a regular dinner meeting at the Tri-State Breeders Co op in West by Tuesday night and received a tour of the cooperative. Dick Beggs served as toastmaster with Bob Young and Harold Schuette conducting the tour. Warren Wild was named best speaker while Phil Johnson and Jim Reece won best evaluators and Jim Preeshi earned best table topic. The next meeting is May 21 at Henninger's Restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Toastmasters Club
Tri-State
Board Asked To Pay For Moving Flagpole
The La Crosse County Board received a proposal to cover $63 for relocating a flagpole to the new veterans memorial monument in Oak Grove Cemetery. Supervisor Wilbert Ipsen of La Crosse 15th Ward said the Veterans Memorial Committee is erecting the monument on county land used as a veteran burying ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Cross County
Oak Grove
Finance Committee
Wilbert Ipsen
la Crosse 15Th Ward
Veterans Memorial Committee
Shining Star in Space Program Praise for Flight by Cooper
Washington saluted the Faith 7 flight as a shining star in the space program. Vice President Johnson and President Kennedy voiced pride, while lawmakers applauded Cooper’s safe return and bipartisan approval flowed in Congress. The president spoke to Cooper’s wife and the nation, noting peace victories and human spirit progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
Faith
Gordon Cooper
Lyndon B. Johnson
Kennedy
George A. Smathers
D-Fla
Mercury
Cooper
Trudy
Houston
Kearsarge
Maj. Cooper
Pacific
Mrs. Cooper
Tex
Pentagon
Secre
Robert S. McNan
Mara
Air and Women
Eugene M. Zuckert
Federal government eases vigil as Birmingham tension lingers
In Birmingham Alabama federal officials relax the watch as Atty Gen Kennedy adviser Burke Marshall leaves Washington. 2000 patrolmen and 24 hour guards cover the riot zone. Alabama troops stand by and Wallace plans TVA observance amid court battles and desegregation protests.
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Birmingham
Ala
Robert F. Kennedy
Washington
Melvin Bailey
Conservation Department
Bailey
Burke Marshall
Marshall
Ed Guthman
Joseph Dolan
Alabama
Kennedy
George C. Wallace
Tennessee Valley Authority
Wallace
TVA
Muscle Shoals
Alabama Supreme Court
University of Alabama
La Crosse Couples Planned May 25 Marriages
David H. Olson of 2109 George Street and Sharon L. Lukwitz of 222 Rose Street plan to wed May 25 in La Crosse. Daniel A. Rhode of 628 South 4th Street and Carol B. Kramer of 1226 South 4th Street also intend to wed May 25 in La Crosse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David H. Olson
George
Daniel A. Rhode
S. 4Th St
Carol B. Kramer
la Crosse
Supervisor Praises La Crosse County Ambulance Service
County Board member Arthur McBain spoke at the Board meeting praising the traffic police ambulance service. He cited recent emergencies that sent his parents to hospitals via the service and called it a fine efficient operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse County
Arthur McBain
la Crosse
All-City Library Hobby Show Set for Friday and Saturday
The 14th annual hobby show opens Friday and Saturday at North Branch Library Kane and Gillette Streets. Sponsored by La Crosse Public Library the exhibits run 1 to 10 p.m. with nearly 40 exhibitors presenting arts crafts sports and special collections. Free to the public.
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North Branch Library
Kane and
Gillette Sts
la Crosse Public Library
Stock Quotations May 17 1963 Neon Quotations
May 17 1963 stock quotes list a wide range of companies with prices and changes. Notable names include Allis-Chalmers American Can American Cyanamid Ford General Electric General Motors Lockheed and United Airlines. Dow Jones index figures are provided for Industrials Railroads and Utilities along with commodity prices and mutual fund ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allis-Chalmers
American Motors
Amer
Teid& Tel
Avco
Boeing
Boston Capital
Brunswick
Chrysler
Columbia Gas
Consolidated Food
Curtiss Wright
du Pont
Eastman Kodak
Financial Fed
Ford
Northern Pacific
John Mathieson
Mercury flight data and livestock market report
Control system details on automatic re entry down to .056 and a second test near Hawaii with astronaut Cooper and Malcolm Carpenter discussed by Kraft. Also Winona livestock report shows hog and cattle prices and trends across various weight classes and beef, veal markets with Chicago produce and grain notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Cooper
Malcolm Scott Carpenter
Winona
Swift & Company
Bologna
Cooper Receives Kennedy Call After Mercury Flight
Astronaut Gordon Cooper, nicknamed Gordo, talks with President Kennedy and others after a Mercury mission. He praises Faith 7, reports minor problems, and learns a White House invitation is planned. The next steps point to Gemini with two men per craft and a moon landing later this decade.
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Cooper
Senate
Kennedy
White House
Brainerd Holmes
Manned Space Flight
Gordo
Holmes
Heileman Drivers and Salesmen Win Safety Years Awards
Thirty seven G. Heileman Brewing Co. employees receive acci dent-free driving honors from Employer's Mutuals Insurance Co. Names listed include Bendel, Balfany, Torvik, Flower, Holloway, Weber, and many others with service years ranging from one to 29.
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G. Heileman Brewing Co
Mutuals Insurance Co
Clarence Bendel
C. M. ‘Sayner F. Balfany
Oscar Torvik
Ray Flower
Keith Holloway
Jack Weber
Ralph Hauser
Les Heins
Norm Hanson
Dave Thomas
A. L. Fook
Dan Lewis
Robert Tanke
L. Ward Buckman
Paul Fry
Jack Schaefer
John K. Amundsen
L. H. Leis
Leo Pretasky
Earl Moran
George Hickey
Edwin Schultz
E. Townsend
William Kane
Robert Young
S. Krajewski
John Strasser
Robert E. Lee
Clyde Gallup
Ed Lynch
Clarence Beranek
W. F. Parnow
J. F. Kriese
W. Kellner
Paul Wisvader
F. M. Klich
Viola bake sale supports vacation Bible school
The Viola Methodist Sunday School will hold a bake and food sale at the Melvin Building starting 10 a.m. on Saturday May 18. Proceeds will fund equipment and supplies for the vacation Bible school. The item notes a La Crosse area Air Force Academy graduate, Richard W. Deilke, son of A. H. Deilke of Lubbock Texas, and his connection to Helen Smith and her family.
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Hickam Air Force Base
Honolulu
Trudy
Camala
Janita
University of Hawaii
Cooper
Hawaii
John A. Burns
Cape Canaveral
Viola
Wis
Methodist Sunday School
Melvin
Vacation Bible School
la Crosse
Air Force Academy
Colorado
Richard W. Deilke
A. H. Deilke
Lubbock
Tex
Monterey
Calif
Deilke
Helen Smith
Will Smith
North Koreans Shoot Down U S Helicopter Near DMZ
North Korea said its ground forces fired on and forced down a U S Army helicopter just north of the DMZ near the Han River estuary 17 miles northwest of Seoul. The fate of pilots Capt Ben Weakley Stutts and Capt Charleston W Voltz was not disclosed.
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Seoul
South Korea
North Korea
North
Reds
Ben Weakley Stutts
Charleston W. Voltz
Military Armistice Commission
U.N
Han River
Red Territory
Wisconsin Assembly Bans Dam on Wolf River Pearson Site
The Wisconsin Assembly passed a bill to prohibit Langlade County from constructing a dam on the Wolf River at Pearson, by a strong voice vote and 71 to 8 on a motion to kill. The measure, sent to the Senate, includes preliminary approval to reimburse Langlade for planning costs.
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Madison
State Assembly
Langlade
Wolf River
Assembly
Pearson
Senate
Paul Alfonsi
Minocqua
State Conservation Commission
Public Service Commission
Dane County
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Norman Anderson
D-Madison
The
Langlade County
Wisconsin
Anderson
Brule
Douglas County
Supreme Court
Joint Finance Committee
Paul Dailey
Elcho
Soldiers Grove Leaves Kickapoo Area for Gays Mills District
In Readstown Wisconsin on Thursday night school committees from Richland Vernon and Crawford Counties voted 11 to 6 to detach Soldiers Grove from the Kickapoo Area School District and attach it to the Gays Mills District creating a new district. The move leaves three Kickapoo schools. The order takes effect July 1.
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Readstown
Wis
Richland
Vernon
Crawford
Soldiers Grove
Kickapoo Area
Gays Mills
West Lima
Viola
Kickapoo
Wisconsin Senate Keeps Local Beer Option With 19 Limit
Senate passes a 19 age beer bill with local option retained, sending the measure to the Assembly. Other actions include a forest land tax relief proposal, a Langlade Wolf River dam bill laid over, and a tight 42-40 vote to limit inland lake zoning by the Conservation Department. Milwaukee area lawmakers debate uniform age laws amid highway safety concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Assembly
Senate
Earl Morton
R.kenosha
Milwaukee
Ernest Keppler
Sheboygan
Allen Busby
Norman Sussman
Richard Zaborski
Joint Finance Committee
Wolf River
Langlade
Paul Alfonsi
Minocqua
Lease Route Seen For Goose Island Park Expansion
La Crosse County seeks to lease the southern Goose Island area currently in Vernon County to extend Goose Island Park. District Attorney John Flynn told the county board that boundary changes require state legislative action, and that most southern land already sits under U S Bureau of Wildlife and Fisheries control with a wildlife refuge designation. If leasing the land beyond county lines proves legal, the county could acquire about 9 acres along Wigwam Slough for park development, avoiding costly land-record transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon County
Goose Island
Dist
John Flynn
la Crosse
la Crosse County
Flynn
U.S. Bureau of Wildlife and Fisheries
Badger State Sportsmen’s Club
Bureau
Wigwam
Goose Island Park
Contracts For Courthouse To Be Awarded June 6
La Crosse County Board meets at 7 30 p m on June 6 to award courthouse contracts. Bids open before 3 p m for board committees to review and recommend to the full Board that evening. The new courthouse and jail sit on the Badger Pine 4th and 6th Streets block with estimated costs of 2 3 million.
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la Crosse County
Leo Kihm
la Crosse 18Th Ward
Badger, Pine
4Th
6Th Streets
Man Fined For Damaging Jail
A Cincinnati man confined in La Crosse County Jail paid a fine in County Court for destruction of jail property. Richard F. Moore, 25, was ordered by Judge Leonard F. Roraff to pay 25 dollars plus 8.70 restitution for damaging a toilet seat he ripped from the jail. Onalaska police had jailed him after a fight with a relative. He had a 20 dollar fine in Onalaska Municipal Court for disorderly conduct.
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Cincinnati
la Crosse County
Leonard F. Roraff
Richard F. Moore
Moore
Onalaska
Frank elected national VP of police group in Miami Beach
Acting Police Chief Oakley Frank was chosen national vice president of the National Police Officers of America at their Miami Beach convention. Patrolman Michael Felder of Sheboygan was re elected Wisconsin vice president of the organization.
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Sheboygan
Oakley Frank
National Police Officers of America
Miami Beach
Fla
Michael Felder
Wisconsin
Coonato Introduces Colonic Nerve Stimulant Tablet
An advertising claim touts Coonato as a new principle tablet with a colonic nerve stimulant and bulking action that relieves constipation overnight. The copy urges readers to try the introductory size for 43 cents and notes doctors’ endorsements.
Anglers Trespass Complaints Over Private Holland Pond
A Holland resident reports trout fishing trespassers at his private pond on Johnson Road. He says no trespassing signs were torn down, stock of trout reduced, and a license plate provided. Deputies questioned a suspect who said signs were unseen and that an armed man ordered them to return the trout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
la Crosse County
Scouts Honored At Ceremony At State Road School
Boy Scout Troop 47 sponsored by State Road School PTA held a court of honor on Tuesday evening May 14 at the school. Eagle Scout Tim Malszycki received the award from former scoutmaster John Rice. Brothers Terry and Greg earned first class and star ranks, respectively, along with Life Scout honors for Larry and Steven Shields.
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Boy Scout
State Road School Pta
Timothy Malszycki
John Rice
Terry
Greg
Star Scout
Life Scout
Larry
Steven Shields
John Wohlen
Morris Lattimore
Eric Miller
Rodney Davis
Steven Elder
Art McClure
Mark Heller
Steven Paquay
Tim Carlson
Robert Misenko
Coln Klos
Hamilton PTA Honors 6th Graders
Hamilton School sixth graders were celebrated at the PTA closing session. The event featured a concert under Dorothy Mundt, vocal music director, and a pupil recital by Ann Wera. An art exhibit by all grades accompanied the program and new PTA officers were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton School
PTA
Dorothy Mundt
Public School Vocal Music
Ann Wera
Hamilton Pta
Clifford Buck
Galen Turner
Lucille Koch
Miriam Draeger
Kennedy Wife Loses Expected Baby in Miscarriage
Mrs Edward M Kennedy, 26, wife of the Massachusetts senator, miscarried the couple’s third child and was resting at home in Georgetown. The miscarriage occurred Tuesday and was confirmed Thursday by the senator’s office. The Kennedys have two other children Kara and Edward M Jr.
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Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Joan Bennett Kennedy
Kennedy
Kara
Edward M. Jr
Sen. Kennedy
Mrs. Kennedy
Georgetown
WAC marks 21st anniversary at Camp McCoy
CAMP MCCOY Wis The Women's Army Corps celebrated its 21st anniversary Tuesday May 14 with a ceremony and observance at the base.
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Camp Mccoy
Wis
Women's Army Corps
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Mansfield
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Library Hobby Show
By Shearson, Hammill & CO
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Wisconsin Fund
Kraft
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Chicago Mercantile Exchange
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USDA
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Faith 7
President Kennedy
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Eugene Zuckert
North Koreans
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Knce
WAC
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