Viet Policy Sparks Oregon Senate Vote Clash
The 1966 Oregon primary pits Howard Morgan against Rep. Robert B. Duncan over Vietnam policy with Sen. Wayne Morse backing Morgan. Morse warned he would back Hatfield if Morgan loses. Florida and Oklahoma hold governor runoffs. Kentucky voters pick Senate candidates as Oregon Republicans nominate McCall and Reynolds.
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Washington
Oregon
Senate
Howard Morgan
Johnson
Robert B. Duncan
Wayne Morse
Florida
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Congress
Morgan
Duncan
Morse
Mark Hatfield
Hatfield
Walter Huss
Maurine B. Neuberger
Robert Straub
Ben Musa
Tom McCall
John L. Reynolds
Hayden Burns
Miami
Robert King High
Scott Kelly
Raymond Gary
Preston Moore
American Legion
Dewey Bartlett
John N. Happy Camp
Waukomis
John Sherman Cooper
1896 voyage recalled two men row from New Jersey to England
Virginia Beach report tells of David Johnstone and John Hoare leaving for England in the Puffin dory with food and water for 60 days. A historic 1896 voyage by George Herbo and Frank Samuelson in the Fox lasted 55 days before capsizing and later rescue, ending in a ship return.
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Virginia Beach
Atlantic
Virginia
England
America
St. Ives
David Johnstone
John Hoare
New Jersey
George Herbo
Frank
Johnstone
Hoare
Herbo
Samuelson
Honor
Lucre
New York Herald
New York
Sita
Tuere
Sandy Hook
Kentucky Gubernatorial Primary Contests Highlight Nominees
In Kentucky the Republican race sees a contest between an unnamed incumbent and challengers Sam Ward of Hazard and Thurman Hamlin of London. Democratic hopefuls include Joan Young Brown, a Lexington lawyer, and Gaines Wilson, a Louisville businessman. Kentucky does not elect a governor this year.
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Sam Ward
Hazard
Thurman Hamlin
London
Joan Young Brown
Lexington
Gaines Wilson
Louis‘ville
Kentucky
New York Nurses Strike Shrinks City Health Services
Public health nurses in New York City stayed away from 28 health centers and 66 child health stations, with 282 of 482 resigning and calls for a $1050 raise from 6050 to 7100. Doctors will perform only emergency duties while school health services shut down.
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New York
Department of Health
Health Department
J. Jerome Clitt
Professional Public Health Nurses Association
Doctors’ Association of
Japanese Teen Princess Named International Goodwill Ambassador
Reiko Oshida, 17, daughter of a Kyoto technical consultant for the U S Air Force, is chosen as International Teen Princess. She will tour 11 countries with the other contestants as goodwill ambassadors. First runner-up was Mary Jane Madamba, 18, of Laoag City Philippines, followed by Betty Dalbrey and Jeannette Welles.
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Chicago
Reiko Oshida
Miss Oshida
Kazuo Oshida
Kyoto
U.S. Air Force
Mary Jane Madamba
Laoag City
Philippines
Betty Dalbrey
Paris
Jeannette Welles
Vienna
Austria
FASTEETH Promises Firm Comfortable Dentures
Advertises FASTEETH denture powder that keeps plates secure and steady. Claims to be pleasant tasting and non nauseating with alkaline formula to reduce denture odor. Available at drug counters nationwide.
Deaths Touch Wisconsin Communities from Black River Falls to Houston
Obituary notices report the deaths of Victoria Stenulson 86 of Black River Falls Andrew J Jacobs 77 a Hillsboro retiree and World War I veteran Lawrence Woodhouse 73 of De Soto Richard J Vanourek Sr 72 of Yuba Kenneth Hooverson 62 of Soldiers Grove Joel Egland 49 Rochester formerly of Houston and related survivors and funeral details across multiple Wisconsin towns Services listed with dates locations and burial plans. survivors include spouses children and extended relatives.
Births in Coon Valley and surrounding area
May 20, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Berg of Coon Valley. May 20, a son Timothy Lee to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Knudson of 1817 Avon St. May 20, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Oldenburg of Holmen. Adoption: Jay Allen, son to Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Johnson of 4071 Terrace Drive.
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Donald Berg
Coon Vailey
Marlene Wermuth
Timothy Lee
Gordon Knudson
Avon St
Carol Lee
Merrill Oldenburg
Holmen
Joann Jacques
Jay Allen
Wilbur Johnson
Terrace Drive
Darlene Amborn
Surviving Children Named in Anderson Heirs Notice
The surviving children of Christian Anderson, 62, of 528 S 4th St, who died Thursday, are identified as issue of his former marriage to Florence Anderson.
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Christian Anderson
S. 4Th St
Florence Anderson
Assembly Speaker to Seek Re-Election in Wisconsin
Madison reports Assembly Speaker Robert Huber of West Allis will run for a 10th term in the state assembly. He represents Milwaukee County's 22nd District and has held leadership roles as Democratic floor leader four times and Speaker Pro Tem, plus chair of the Legislative Council.
Death notice for Donald E. Steele with Midwest connections
Donald E. Steele, 48, of 605 Shelby Road, died in Veterans Hospital in Madison on Saturday. Survived by three sons in La Crosse, two daughters in La Crosse, his mother in Silverton Oregon, three brothers, five sisters, and numerous relatives. Services scheduled for 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at Schumacher Funeral Home with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery. He was a World War II veteran and member of the American Legion Post 57 Victory Wisconsin. Additional family details appear, including a Minnesota-linked father and siblings, with services at 9 a.m. noted in the text.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Victoria Stenulson
Arpin
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
James Hagmann
Squaw Creek
Torgerson Funeral Home
Stennlson
Stevens Point
Jean Green
Chicago
Connie Marton
New York City
Stanley Kamon
Seattle, Wash
Harry Lambro
Joseph Valiska
Wisconsin Rapids
Walter
William Sweeney
Anthony Sweeney
DE Soto
Lawrence R. Woodhouse
la Crosse
Sophia
Raymond
Stoddard
Homer
Stoughton
Lewis
Viola) Pennel
Genoa
Horace
Robert Staats
Otto Oliver
Schumacher
Alvin R. Crandal
Bad Axe
Bethany Evangelical Free Church
Herbert Cottrell
Money Creek
Friends
Hill Funeral
Houston
American Legion Post
John Egland
Joe
Carol
Charles L
Edwin
Elmer
Richard Hill
Donald E. Steele
Shelby Road
Veterans Hospital
Madison
Robert
Richard
Leonard
Kenneth
Rose) Riel
Susan Steele
Vonne Steele
Silverton
Ore
Garold
Earl
Freemont
Neb
Melba Goode
Irma Knothe
Maynard
Lenora) Willams
Goldendale
Wash
Maudie Bankston
Aumsville
Vida Goodwin
Schumacher Funeral Home
Leon Franck
Woodlawn
Winnebago Street
Steele
Thomas Cairns
Robert L. Fjerstad Dies in Minneapolis Hospital
Robert L. Fjerstad aged 44 of 817 Redfield Street died Sunday in a Minneapolis hospital after a short illness. He was born in Brookings, South Dakota on September 28, 1921 and had lived in La Crosse since 1950.
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Robert L. Fjerstad
Redfield St
Minneapolis
Brookings
S.D
la Crosse
Ex TV Announcer Seeks State Senate Nomination
Walter J. Chilsen 42 a former television and radio broadcaster announced his bid for the Republican nomination in Wisconsin State Senate District 29. A Merrill native and 10 year WSAU newsman he now works in the WSAU TV sales department. The district comprises Marathon Shawano and Menominee Counties. Incumbent Charles Smith Jr. will not seek re election.
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Wausau
Walter John Chilsen
Senate
Chilsen
Merrill
Wsau Radio and Television
Wsau-Tv
Charles Smith Jr
Marathon
Shawano
Menominee
Smith
Burial at Ft Snelling for Local Saint Lawrence Parish Member
Wednesday services will be held at St. Lawrence Catholic Church in Minneapolis with burial at Ft. Snelling National Cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday afternoon and evening at Buchinger Gearhardt Mortuary on Central Ave NE, with a Rosary at 8 p.m. Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lawrence Catholic Church
Minneapolis
Ft. Snelling National Cemetery
Buchinger-Gearhardt Mortuary
Central Ave. N.E
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William T. Peacock
Marquardt
U.S
Newfoundland
Grand Banks
Richard Jr
Yuba
Marion Russo
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
John Beaty
Kirkland, Wash
B. A. Stanek
Lemmon, S.D
Andrew Jacobs
Arthur Nelson
Hillsboro
Andrew J. Jacobs
Burr Wesleyan Methodist Church
Charles Anderson
Lynford Sanders
Forrest-Burr Cemetery
Jacobs
Fick Funeral Home
Vernon County
Josie Markee
Vis
Forest-Burr
A and P
Kenneth Hooverson
Langlois-Galston Funeral Home
Richard J. Vanourek SR
Richland Center Hospital
St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church
James F. Murphy
Champion Valley Cemetery
Picha
Vanourek
Jennie Stanek
Yuba Village
Soldiers Grove
North Crawford
Viroqua Hospital
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
S. B. Knudsen
Forest Hill Cemetery
Lime Funeral Home
Readstown
Mr. Hooverson
Crawford County
John Hooverson
Malvene
Joel Egland
Houston, Minn
Joel H. Egland
Rochester
Land Fitting
Howard Olson
Paynesville
Minn
Gladys Boettcher
Clarion Olson
Elk River
Marvin Thompson
St. Louis Park
Nels Larvig
Jewell
Coulee
Losey Blvd
Dial
Village Shopping Center
F.D.I.C
Lacrosse
Grandview Hospital
Assembly
Trane Co
Adeline
Debra
Peter
Dean
Glen
Frances) Helman
Floyd
Lorraine) Ordemann
MariAnn) Jones
Laverne
Joan) Burke
Hudson
Herman
Margaret) Kestling
San Diego
Calif
May Atchison
Staples, Minn
Bek
Furriers
Kiwanis Club
Tom O’connell
Milo Knutson
Harmer Root
John Cross
C. B. Sexauer
Aldrich Cliff DeVoll
Ralph Needham Earl Wilson
Gene Toepel
Mike Thompson
Lloyd Tryggestad
Russ Johnson
Jim Sehjelberg
Dave Nudd
Ted Sheppard
Jim Bell
Ray Sunder
Erv Albrecht
Bruce Hines
Bob Johnson
Ray Highberg
Tom Doran
Hy Kaplan
Len Roraff
Roger Wiemer
Pontiac Motor
Ventura
le Mans
Tempest
Pontiac
Olson & Schmidt
Pontiac, Inc
King Streets
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