Nelson wins funds for Mississippi River fish plant study
Senator Gaylord Nelson announced Senate Appropriations Committee approval of 125000 to start a study of a rough fish utilization plant on the Mississippi near Lynxville Wisconsin. The committee also recommended 3800000 for a wood chemistry laboratory addition to Madison Forest Products Lab, pending Senate action.
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Washington
Gaylord Nelson
Mississippi River
Senate Appropriations Committee
Nelson
Lynxville
Wisconsin Department of Resource Development Committee
Appropriations Committee
United States Forest Products Laboratory
Madison
City Delegation Is Largest At State Meeting
La Crosse sent eight officials to the 1963 Governor's Conference on Resource and Industrial Development in Green Lake. The group included Mayor Milo G. Knutson, Alfred J. Francour, Norman E. Schulze, Arthur Christensen, C. J. Steinhoff, and county supervisors Raymond Nibbe, Harry Olson, and Louis Nelson. They distributed a brochure titled What Do You Really Know About La Crosse, prepared with the council's aid.
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la Crosse
Green Lake
Milo G. Knutson
Alfred J. Francour
Norman E. Schulze
Industrial Development Council
Arthur Christensen
C. J. Steinhoff
Raymond Nibbe
Harry Olson
Louis Nelson
County Board
Francour
Weather Record Forecast for Lacrosse and Vicinity
Widely scattered thundershowers and warmer tonight. Saturday shows variable cloudiness with showers later. lows tonight in the mid 50s and highs Saturday in the mid 70s. Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa expect similar patterns with rain and mild temperatures through Saturday. sunrise 5 30 am sunset 8 34 pm. Five day forecast calls for 2 to 4 degrees above normal. cooler Sunday or Monday, warmer midweek. precipitation 0.1 to 0.4 inches in showers Saturday and Sunday with another chance Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Lacrosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Birthday Salute for JFK Draws Kind Words and Cash
President Kennedy returns from New York where he dedicated a World War II memorial and attended a star studded Democratic birthday dinner that raised funds. More than 600 guests at the Waldorf Astoria gave at least 1,000 dollars each, a bipartisan crowd to celebrate Kennedy for his 46th birthday.
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Washington
Kennedy
New York
Waldorf-Astoria
White House
Mindoro Couple to Marry in West Salem
Alton A. Olson of Mindoro and Shirley A. Paisley of R. J. Mindoro plan to wed May 25 in West Salem. The license lists both parties and their residences.
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Alton A. Olson
Mindoro
Shirley A. Paisley
R. J. Mindoro
West Salem
Sparta Banker E. J. Trainer Dies
Edward J Trainer 57 president of Monroe County Bank Sparta died of a heart attack Friday morning Funeral arrangements are pending at Robert Page Funeral Home.
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Sparta
Wis
Edward J Trainer
Monroe County Bank
Robert Page
Offer Bill To Shift Seats In Assembly
MADISON AP A bill to re apportion the Legislature to give Milwaukee and Waukesha counties two additional assembly seats each drew little verbal opposition at a hearing before the Assembly Elections Committee Thursday but is certain to be defeated Republican sponsor measure would add two seats for Waukesha while Milwaukee remains at 24 Assemblymen Allen Flannigan D Milwaukee and Vincent Mathews D Waukesha authors said passage is zero yet they allowed time for change Flannigan complained about committee enthusiasm and warned the governor would veto any other proposal and reapportionment would go to the courts
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Madison
Milwaukee
Waukesha
Assembly
Assembly Elections Committee
Allen Flannigan
Flannigan
Hammes Takes Robins To Conservation Lab
Local warden Dave Hammes reported enough dead robins for a lab study and planned to deliver the birds to the Wisconsin Conservation Department pathology lab in Madison to determine cause of death. His wife noted multiple calls after a Tribune request for birds. results may take weeks as rabies and other emergencies take priority.
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Dave Hammes
Hammes
Madison
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Seven Wisconsin Highways Create Weekend Closed Areas
Seven major Wisconsin roads will have closed areas this weekend due to construction with detours provided. The affected routes include Highway 24 in Milwaukee, 27 south of Cadott, 33 west of Horicon, 46 north of Balsam Lake, 60 west of Hartford, 60 east of Prairie du Lac, and 67 north of Oconomowoc. Construction on 22 other locations continues with some speed reductions or one way traffic.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Highway Department
Milwaukee
Cadett
Horicon
Balsam Lake
Hartford
Prairie du Lac
Oconomowoc
Refugees Reach Port Everglades on Sixth Red Cross Cuba Run
The SS Morning Light arrived at Port Everglades with 268 men 359 women and 124 children among Cuban refugees. Red Cross reports total evacuees from Havana now 4 272 across six wholesale trips. residents cite power shortages water access and scarce replacement parts amid sabotage claims.
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Miami
Red Cross
Havana
American Red Cross
Cuba
U S Moves To Block Defiant Gov Wallace
The United States seeks to prevent Gov George Wallace from blocking a Negro student from enrolling at the University of Alabama. Judge Seybourn Lynne ordered Wallace to appear on June 3 in Birmingham to show cause why a preliminary injunction should not issue. The Justice Department says it acts in sovereign capacity to protect justice and the court process.
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Birmingham
Ala
George C. Wallace
University of Alabama
Justice Department
U.S. Dist
Seybourn H. Lynne
Wallace
United States
Robert F. Kennedy
NATO Pursues Reconciliation Efforts Amid Soviet Fear and Western Warnings
British Foreign Secretary Home cautions readiness to recognize any serious Soviet reconciliation bid. France’s Couve de Murville doubts influence over Moscow. West Germany’s Schroeder warns against overestimating Peking-Moscow dispute while noting Soviet military growth and Kremlin aims in Western Europe. Also reports livestock and market data from Winona and Chicago exchanges with detailed hog and cattle pricing and futures.
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Lord Home
France
Maurice Couve de Murville
Soviet Union
Gerhard Schroeder
West Germany
Peking-Moscow
Kremlin
Western Europe
Transistor Radio Theft Reported in La Crosse
Fred L. Bolliger of 142512 Market St. reported to police that a transistor radio valued at 57 dollars was stolen from his car Tuesday afternoon. The vehicle was parked in the alley between Market Ferry 14th and 15th Streets.
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Fred L. Bolliger
Market St
la Crosse
Market, Ferry
14Th
Voight Speaks On United Nations To Rotary Club
Robert Voight associate professor of history and political science at La Crosse State College spoke at the Rotary Club luncheon in the Stoddard Hotel on The U N Paradox and Promise. He argued the U N remains alive 18 years after its birth with three challenges and offered reasons for optimism about its future. Ralph Topel was welcomed as a new member and visiting Rotarians Tal Vickery Irving Levy and Robert Steuk attended.
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la Crosse State College
U.N
Rotary Club
Stoddard Hotel
Voight
United Nations
Ralph Topel
Ted Strehl
Ross Hunt
Rotary
Kiwanis
Tal Vickery
Sheridan
Wyo
Irving Levy
Madison
Robert Steuk
la Crosse
Burro To Take Up Residence At Zoo
A six week old Mexican burro will replace the donkey at Myrick Park Zoo in Eugene Fry’s plan. The burro likely will be in the donkey cage on Monday. The mother burro will stay with it at the zoo for a time.
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Burro
Zoo
Myrick Park Zoo
Eugene Fry
Parks of Recreation
Fry
Assembly Sets Kill Day to Meet Adjournment
Madison AP The State Assembly moved toward an early adjournment by setting a bill day for about 125 measures next week. Republican chairmen withdrew bills for action next Wednesday as the majority party aims to close about 100 measures per session. An adjournment is anticipated for June 7 or the following week, with a call for both houses to reconvene under a session-resume mechanism.
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Madison
State Assembly
Republican Committee
Assembly
Senate
Weather Outlook High pressure dominates eastern U.S.
An extensive high pressure area over New York State will dominate the eastern half of the nation. Notable low temperatures include Phoenix 70, Seattle 50, Denver 48, Los Angeles 59, Duluth 41, Chicago 48, New Orleans 62, New York 42, and Miami 70.
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Denver
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Duluth
Chicago
New Orleans
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Miami
Bismarck
Boston
Kansas City
Lacrosse
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Memphis
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Washington
Sugar price surge triggers anger worry and stubbornness
An AP dispatch reports varied reactions to rising sugar prices across the United States. Consumers, grocers, and industry figures describe hoarding fears, price hikes, and potential for further increases before the beet harvest.
GOP Solons Seek Budget Legality If Legislature Sits Short
Republican leaders in Madison asked Attorney General George Thompson to rule on the legality of lawmakers leaving the 1963-65 session without passing a budget or revenue measures. Sen. Walter Holland er and Rep Glen Pommerening urged action as adjourning options loom. If no new revenue is provided, the 1963-65 deficit could rise to 64.5 million by June 30, 1965, they warned.
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Atty
George Thompson
Walter Hollander
Rosendale
Glen Pommerening
Wauwatosa
Department of Administration
Thompson
Fire and police blotter for La Crosse May reports
May 23 3 14 p m to 21st Street and Campbell Road flushed gas line May 23 7 58 p m to Rose Street north end grass fire May 23 9 51 p m to 817 Liberty Street lawn mower burned May 24 1 40 a m to 1013 S Losey Blvd overheated furnace motor Police Ambulance City May 23 5 57 p m to alley south side Northern States Power Co building 100 N sth Ave Ambros Burns 60 La Crosse Hotel to Lutheran Hospital illness La Crosse Charles Dyer 26 of 625 Copeland Ave aggravated battery of LeRoy Johnson R 2 Sparta April 30 set for preliminary examination 2 p m May 29 LeRoy EF Johnson R 2 Sparta disorderly conduct continued to 10 30 a m June 3 Donald Denny 1808 Rublee St failure to transfer correct vehicle title failed to appear for trial 35 bond forfeited Bess C Phipps 45 Gallipolis Ohio trespassing on railroad property pleaded innocent set for trial 11 a m May 29 Mrs Phipps failed to post 50 bond held in County Jail Judgments for Credit Bureau of La Crosse against Harold and Betty Swenson La Farge 603 47 and Dorothy Fish Viroqua 662 07
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Bell & Farrell, Inc
Pepsi-Cola
Allis-Chalmers
Alleen, Inc
RCA
Republic Steel
American Motors
Rexall
Daly Clark
Tel
Reynolds Metals
First Bk
Anaconda
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Frantz
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Safeway
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D. Searle Gateway Trans
Godfrey Co
Boston Capital
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Hamilton
Brunswick
Sinclair
Heileman
Chrysler
Socony
Koehring Co
la Crosse
Columbia Gas
Sperry Rand
Consolidated Food
Standard Oil
Ind
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du Pont
McQuay, Inc
Fruehaul
Texaco
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General Dynamics
Rockwell
General Telephone
Us Steel
Western Tool
Glass Tire Inc
Wallace Press
Wis. Pow. & L
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Elec
Tausche Bonds
Greyhound
Western Union Mutual Funds
Illinois Central
White
Harvester Motor
Boston Fund
Woolworth
Chem
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Zenith
Eaton & Howard Jones & Laughlin
Lax Cooler
Dow Jones
Eaton & Howard
Ludlow Typo Ldhaldhs
Mack Trucks
Any Fidelity Fund
Magnavox Utilities
Incorp. Invest
Inv
Minn Mining
Mass
Montgomery Ward
Natl. Invest
Monsanto Chem
Northern Pacific
Puritan Fund
Northern States
Wisconsin
Rose Street
Liberty St
S. Losey Blvd
Northern States Power Co
N. Sth Ave
Ambros Burns
la Crosse Hotel
Lutheran Hospital
Charles Dyer
Copeland Ave
LeRoy Johnson
Sparta
LeRoy EF. Johnson
Donald Denny
Rublee St
Bess C. Phipps
Gallipolis
Ohio
Man Drowns After Falling From Pier
Percy Morris a 70 year old man from West Allis drowned in two and a half feet of water in Little Muskego Lake after falling from a pier near Muskego. He struck his head on the pier and disappeared about 9 p.m. His son Richard Mor r is home at Muskego found the body and notified authorities around 12:30 a.m. in Waukesha County.
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Waukesha (Ap
Percy Morris
West Allis
Little Muskego Lake
Morris
Richard
Muskego
Waukesha County
Injunction Sought Over League Player in La Crosse Softball
La Crescent Concrete seeks a court injunction to bar Robert Halaska from playing for any team in the La Crosse Recreation Department Classic Softball League. The suit asks for a ruling on league rules and rights of teams and players after Halaska moved from its contract to Johnson's Doughboy Flyers. Defendants must appear to show cause why a permanent restraining order should not be issued.
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la Crosse
la Crescent Concrete Products Co
Eugene Fry
Robert Halaska
Liberty St
Halaska
Johnson
Doughboy Flyers
Civil War Letters Read On Wisconsin Radio Program
A Wisconsin Civil War program titled Remembering the Civil War will air on WKBH at 1 05 p m Saturday. Wartime letters from the Wisconsin State Historical Society collection will be read by Leslie H Fisher Jr and show soldiers experiences and home front life. The airing is a joint effort of the State Historical Society of Wisconsin and the Wisconsin Civil War Centennial Commission.
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Wisconsin State Historical Society
WKBH
Leslie H. Fisher Jr
Wisconsin
State Historical Society of Wisconsin
Wisconsin Civil War Centennial Commission
Castro visits Moscow as Soviet ties deepen and Cuba aid grows
U S officials acknowledge anti Castro measures will take time but stress deep Soviet involvement. About 13 000 to 14 000 Soviet troops in Cuba with arms and equipment aid totaling $500 million plus $300 million after the missile crisis and $200 million in economic support. Some say Cuba’s economy costs the Soviet Union about a million dollars daily. Castro’s Moscow trip signals closer Kremlin alignment and unity within the Communist bloc.
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Castro
Moscow
Cuba
Soviet Union
Havana
Khrushchev
Kremlin
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