Two Men Die In Minnesota Car Crash Spree
Three men died in Minnesota traffic accidents over the weekend raising the 1966 toll to 231. Carl A. Broden of Mankato died when his wife’s car went off a county road and overturned. Shir ley Broden was hospitalized. Ted Brokaw and Ed Kempie, woodsmen from Orr, were killed when their car missed a curve on St. Louis County Highway 23 and overturned. Elbert Sarvi, also from Orr, was ejected and in critical condition with a broken neck.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
North Woods
Carl A. Broden
Mankato
Minn
Shirley
Ted Brokaw
Ed Kempie
Orr
St. Louis
David A. Sher
Virginia
Brokaw
Woods
Elbert Sarvi
Sarvi
Cook, Minn
Da Nang Revolt Suppressed as Ky Solidifies Northern Authority
Mayor Nguyen Van Man, a key reformer, was captured fleeing a pagoda and flown to Saigon as Ky’s Da Nang campaign crushed the revolt. In Hue opposition media warned of dictatorial rule, while anti American riots erupted in Saigon near the Buddhist Institute.
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Nguyen van Man
Man
da Nang
du Quoc Dong
Saigon
Hue
National Congress
Struck Railroad Upheld By High Court Ruling
The Supreme Court in a 7-1 decision holds a struck railroad may make reasonably necessary changes to work conditions under court supervision to stay operating. The Florida East Coast Railway may implement limited changes under a federal court in Jacksonville, after a long national strike beginning January 23, 1963. The walkout involved pay issues and layoff notices, shutting down service for 11 days before freight and passenger operations resumed.
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Florida East Coast
Stock Quotations From Shearson Hammill Co
National quotations from the National Association of Securities Dealers as of about 9 a.m. list inter dealer prices for Harlem, Clark Oil, Norplex, Pyroil and others. Funds such as Boston Fund and Fidelity Fund appear with bid and ask ranges while wholesale prices exclude retail markup and commissions.
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Marshall CO
National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
Central Tele
Clark Oil
la Crosse Cooler
la Crosse Tel
Norplex Corp
Pyroil Co., Inc
Tausche Bonds
Mutual
Boston Fund
Chem. Fund
Eaton & Howard Bal. F
Eaton & Howard Stk. F
Fidelity Fund
Manhattan Fund
Mass. Inv
Mass Inv. Gr
Natl, Investors
Puritan Fund
Wisconsin Fund
Hog and cattle market roundups from Minnesota and Chicago
Swift & Company Winona hogs and cattle markets show steady hog prices and weak to 25 cents lower cattle values. Chicago Mercantile Exchange reports butter and eggs mixed, while St Paul USDA prices show steady cattle, strong hogs, and various calf and bull ranges.
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Winona
Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
NATO Faces Changes as France Plans NATO Pullout
President Johnson weighed options on moving NATO headquarters from Paris to Belgium and boosting Germany's role as a June Brussels NATO session considers France's planned withdrawal. Eisenhower warned the United States is deeply involved in NATO infrastructure, much of it on French soil.
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Johnson
NATO
Paris
Belgium
Germany
Brussels
France
Eisenhower
United States
Aquinas COSA Elects Steidl as President for 1966-67
Thomas Steidl elected president of the Aquinas Council of Student Affairs for 1966-67. Other officers named include John Lynch as vice president, Patricia Smith secretary, and Peter Harry treasurer. Steidl is an NHS member and Aquinas tennis player. Lynch led in Badger Boys State delegate and starred in Camerot. Smith active on News staff and mission club. Harry a sophomore probationary NHS member and City Youth Council representative.
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Thomas Steidl
Aquinas Council of Student Affairs
COSA
John Lynch
Patricia Smith
Peter Harry
Steidl
Joseph Steidl
West Ave. S
Aquinas
Badger Boys State
National Honor Society
Aquinas News
la Crosse City
Lynch
Edward Lynch
S. 6Th St
Badger
Aquinas Lettermen’s Club
Miss Smith
Earl Smith
Cameron Ave
ACOSA
Aquinas Mission Club
Harry
John Harry
State St
Supreme Court reinstates tax evasion indictment against Ben Blue
The Supreme Court unanimously allows reinstatement of an indictment against Hollywood entertainer Ben Blue for allegedly evading federal income taxes. The decision, delivered by Justice John M. Harland, permits Blue to invoke the Fifth Amendment at trial and follows a Department of Justice appeal after U S District Judge Peirson M. Hall in Los Angeles dismissed the case for self incrimination concerns. The indictment cited 1958 to 1960 reported income of 71 240 and tax paid 21 954 versus a correct amount of 117 187 income and 44 934 tax. Blue was indicted August 6 1964 and the trial court dismissal occurred February 8 1965.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Ben Blue
Hollywood
John M. Harland
Blue
Justice Department
U.S. Dist
Peirson M. Hall
Los Angeles
Hall
Marriages Set for June and May Across Wisconsin Cities
Public marriage notices list Carlyle Mathison of Westby and Phyliss Harbeck of La Crosse to wed June 4 in Stoddard. James Amundson of Milwaukee and Wanda Gerke of La Crosse plan May 28 in La Crosse. Stephen Rutter of Milwaukee and Marlene Ten Haken of Sheboygan wed June 11 in Sheboygan. Henry Page Jr. of Onalaska and Anita Robinson of La Crosse wed June 4 in La Crosse. Michael Hansen of Onalaska and Sharon Slaback of Onalaska plan May 28 in Onalaska city.
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Carlyle P. Mathison
Westby
Phyliss M. Harbecke
Stoddard
James R. Amundson
Milwaukee
Wanda M. Gerke
N. 7Th St
la Crosse
Stephen W. Rutter
S. Losey Blvd
Marlene R. Ten Haken
Sheboygan
Henry C. Page Jr
N. 4Th Ave
Onalaska
Anita L. Robinson
Charles St
Michael J. Hansen
Wilson St
Sharon K. Slaback
City of Onalaska
Ex City Man Robert J Swords Dies at 51
Robert J Swords 51 of 472 Otis Ave St Paul Minn died suddenly at home Sunday May 22 He was a member of the Minneapolis law firm Elmer Swords Engstrom and Eppard formerly practiced in La Crosse Survived by widow Mary and son Thomas at home and his father Earl Swords Ft Lauderdale Fla formerly of La Crosse Services set for 10 am Tuesday at St Mark s Catholic Church St Paul Willwerscheid Peters Funeral Home Grand Ave St Paul in charge
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Robert J. Swords
Otis Ave
St. Paul
U.S. backs privately financed memorial on Guam
The State Department endorsed a $1 million Japanese memorial on Guam honoring 400 000 war dead, while noting no American memorial exists there. Guam reports say ground was broken for the Japanese shrine site of their last Pacific defense, amid calls to also honor American dead.
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Washington
U.S
State Department
Guam
Japanese South Pacific Association
Pacific Island
American Battle Monuments Commission
Honolulu
Pacific
Manila
Youth Injured In Accident Is Satisfactory
A rural Onalaska youth, 19, was reported in satisfactory condition at Lutheran Hospital after his car struck two vehicles on West Avenue. Gerald Bonsack, taken by police ambulance, complained of a headache and had blackouts. He hit a car owned by John Shuda and another owned by Dennis Sargent.
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Onalaska
West Avenue
Lutheran Hospital
Gerald Bonsack
Bonsack
John Shuda
Wood St
Dennis Sargent
Kathy Kopcznski
Copeland Ave
Michael Kopcznski
Julie Tyson
S. 26Th St
Wood and
Gohres
St. Francis Hospital
Traffic Toll Rises With Regional Crashes and Fatalities
A Milwaukee intersection crash left unknown injuries after a motorcycle and a car collided. In West Allis a two car crash killed Geraldine Stelling 19 of Wauwatosa. The weekend's first death is 5 year old Sarah Eis of rural Two Rivers struck on a Manitowoc County road. Her father said she tried to follow siblings from a parked truck.
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Milwaukee
West Allis
Geraldine Stelling
Wauwatosa
Sarah Eis
Two Rivers
Manitowoc
Robert Eis
Sarah
Defense Department Probes Cuban Killing at Guantanamo Bay
The Cuban government says a sentry, Luis Ramirez Lopez, was killed by gunfire from a U S naval base at Guantanamo Bay after Cuban guards heard shouts from attackers. Cuban officials report sporadic firing for about two hours with no other casualties. Pentagon initially denied the charge but later said an incident is being investigated.
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Saigon
U.S
Earl R. Keeler
Glen Burnie
Cholon
Havana
U.S. Defense Department
Guantanamo Bay
Armed Forces Ministry
Luis Ramirez Lopez
Washington
Pentagon
Defense Department
Guantanamo
Poland and United States Expel Three Military Attaches
War saw Poland announces the expulsion of three American Embassy military attaches from Warsaw and the United States responds by expelling three Polish military attaches from Washington the state department confirmed.
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Warsaw
Poland
United States
Washington
U.S
Dick Van Dyke Show Leads Emmy Night With Four Wins
The Television Academy Awards honored Dick Van Dyke and Mary Tyler Moore with Emmys as The Van Dyke Show tied for most awards with The Chrysler Theater. Barbara Stanwyck cried during her second Emmy triumph while Cosby thanked NBC for backing him in I Spy.
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Dick van Dyke
Bill Cosby
NBC
Barbara Stanwyck
Paul Davis
Alice Pearce
Gladys
New York
David Lowe
KKK
The
Invisible Empire
Harriet van Horne
van Dyke
Chrysler Theater
Bob Hope
Mary Tyler Moore
Carl Reiner
Bill Persky
Sam Denoff
Reiner
Rose Marie
Morey Amsterdam
Sheldon Leonard
Miss Moore
Knowles Family Opens Wisconsin Cross State Bicycle Trail
Wisconsin officially opens a 300 mile bike trail from La Crosse to Kenosha. Gov. and Mrs. Warren P. Knowles rode a tandem for the final mile and helped cut the ribbon. They joined 14 cyclists led by Robert Cleckner as the first group to complete the ride. May is designated bicycle month as part of a state fitness effort.
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Kenosha
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Knowles
Robert Cleckner
Bicycle Institute of America
Thousands Mourn Death Of Matador
Thousands mourn Carlos Arruza, Mexico's famed matador known as the Cyclone of Mexico. The 46 year old, who had retired several times, died in a car collision on Friday. He was expected to fight next Sunday on horseback and once shared the arena with Manolete.
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Mexico City
Carlos Arruza
Mexico
Arruza
Manolete
Police and Fire Calls Report May 23
Police responded at 9 05 AM to La Crosse Garment Co for Mrs Elsie Currie 57 of 621 Cass St taken to Lutheran Hospital for illness. Fire units at 2 35 AM report fire in rear seat of car in front of Tooley 1123 Caledonia St. in Shelby near the station.
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la Crosse Garment Co
Elsie Currie
Cass St
Lutheran Hospital
Shelby
Presbyterians Urged To Fight Breakdown In Sexual Standards
United Presbyterians Church debates a new creed urging resistance to modern sexual breakdown and urging Christ's compassion for those in moral confusion. The General Assembly considers the first creedal revision in 317 years, addressing sexuality, birth control, urban pressures, and global inequities.
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George W. Cornell
Boston
United Presbyterians Church
General Assembly
United Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Church
Household of God
Talmadge Chooses Senate Over Georgia Governor Bid
Sen Herman Talmadge says he will remain in the U S Senate and will not run for Georgia governor this year. He cites strong public support and believes his Senate tenure serves Georgia best in the short and long term. Other gubernatorial contenders include Rep Howard Callaway former Gov Ellis Arnall and Lester Maddox as they vie for the Democratic nomination.
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Washington
Herman Talmadge
D-Ga
Senate
Georgia
Talmadge
Ernest Vandiver
United States Senate
Howard Callaway
Rga
Ellis G. Arnall
Lester G. Maddox
Arnall
Maddox
Pounds Go Up In Smoke Melbourne
Australia burns old one pound notes to clear 5 million bundles at the Reserve Bank note issue branch as the currency switches to the Australian dollar.
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Melbourne
Australia
Reserve Bank
Congress Urged to Raise Debt Ceiling to 332 Billion
Treasury asks Congress to lift temporary debt limit from 328 to 332 billion amid a projected current-year deficit of about 3.9 billion. Fowler and Schultze testify behind closed doors as joint committee report outlines tax receipts and potential surpluses for fiscal 1967.
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Joseph R. Coyne
Washington
The
Treasury
Congress
Joint Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation
House Ways and Means
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Charles L. Schultze
Fowler
Joint Committee
House
Ways and Means Committee
Budget Bureau
Defense
Schultze
Johnson
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