Khrushchev Pledges $277 Million Egypt Loan
Soviet Premier Khrushchev ends visit to Egypt with a promise of a $277 million loan for Nasser s second five year plan. The leaders issued a joint communique backing peaceful coexistence and aligning Egypt with the Soviet bloc in Africa.
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Cairo
Khrushchev
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Kremlin
Peking
Moscow
Africa
Farouk
Kabbah
Soviet Union
United Arab Republic
Births La Crosse and surrounding areas May entries
May 22 birth of a son to Mr and Mrs George W Hanson 412 Jackson St Sharon Ososki May 22 birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Hugh Young 1705 Horton St Laura Throckmorton May 23 daughter Regina Lynn to Sonarman J C Athnos Lafay ette Betty Lou Brown May 23 son to Mr and Mrs James Lubinsky 985 Blair Ave St Paul Mary Pierce
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Hanson
Jackson St
Sharon Ososki
Lutheran Hospital
Hugh Young
Horton St
Laura Throckmorton
Regina Lynn
Sonarman J.C
Thomas T. Athnos
Lafayette
Betty Lou Brown
la Crosse
ST. Paul
Minn
Midway Hospital
James Lubinsky
Blair Ave
Mary Pierce
Police Ambulance Transfers Reported May 23
Records show Emma Clements transported from St Francis Hospital to Hillview Home at 1 30 p m May 23. Eugene Osgood from West Salem to St Francis Hospital at 9 45 p m May 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Clements
St. Francis Hospital
Hillview Home
Eugene Osgood
West Salem
Marriage Licenses List For La Crosse Area
Carl T. Patros and Louise Hilbert plan a June 13 wedding in La Crosse. Gary H. Jacobson and Diane T. Schmitz set a May 30 Bangor ceremony. Curtis E. Wilkins and Karen A. Hundt will wed June 6 in La Crosse.
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Carl T. Patros
George Sr
Louise Hilbert
la Crosse
Gary H. Jacobson
Westby
Diane T. Schmitz
Bangor
Curtis E. Wilkins
Madison
Karen A. Hundt
West Salem
Sugar Gal Wins 108-Mile Dubuque to La Crosse Sprint
Sugar Gal a hen owned by Ray La Fleur of Midway won the 108 mile sprint from Dubuque to La Crosse conducted by the La Crosse Racing Pigeon Club by 25 yards. Second through eighth places were taken by Peter Stinson Henry Stinson Robert Owens Reuel Fish Dirk Weber Al Fiet and Mark Weber.
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Ray la Fleur
Midway
Dubuque
Iowa
la Crosse
Seven Die In Wisconsin Weekend Auto Accidents
Auto crashes across Wisconsin over the weekend claim at least seven lives, raising the 1964 highway toll to 355. Victims include Arnold Bahler 69 of Milwaukee James Fox 23 of Milwaukee and two Rib Lake youths Richard Trusty 17 and Terry Strebig 16. Other deceased: Orville Kosharek 47 of Boyceville Henry Vanna 45 of Boscobel Marlene Nagy 16 of South Milwaukee Cruz L Vallin Jr 26 of Racine.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Arnold Bahler
Milwaukee
James C. Fox
Racine Hospital
Racine County
Rib Lake
Richard Trusty
Terry Strebig
Taylor County
Orville Kosharek
Boyceville
Henry Vanna
Boscobel
Marlene Nagy
South Milwaukee
Cruz L. Vallin Jr
Racine
Superior Serviceman Dies In Car Crash
Jerome H. Clement 21 of Superior Wis stationed at Oceana Naval air station was killed in a small sports car crash near Orange Virginia. The vehicle driven by John Wade Lucas of Orange left a curve on State Highway 647 one mile south of the town.
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Orange, Va
Jerome H. Clement
Superior
Wis
Oceana
Quake Hits Zagreb Area Causing Damage but No Casualties
An AP report from Zagreb says a strong earthquake centered 62 miles northeast of the city damaged houses and factories but caused no reported casualties. Authorities assessed structural damage and investigated after the tremor.
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Yugoslavia
Zagreb
APA
Here
River Readings and Weather Data for Winona and La Crosse
Mississippi River forecast shows Winona and La Crosse readings for Tuesday through Thursday with 7.7 7.5 and 7.2 feet. Sunrise and sunset times listed for Tuesday and a full moon noted. Heating degree days to date total 0 with year 6 627 versus last year 7 616 and normal 7 482. Record high 91 on May 25 1911 and low 34 on May 25 1925 noted.
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Totel
Science Reveals Non Surgical Pile Shrinking Treatment
New York special reports a healing substance named Bio-Dyne used in Preparation H suppositories and ointment to shrink hemorrhoids, relieve itch and pain without surgery. Claims include rapid relief, visible reduction, and lasting improvement across long standing cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, N. Y
De Pere Man Appointed To Regent Term
Meyer M. Cohen of De Pere was named by Gov. Reynolds to a full nine year term on the University of Wisconsin Board of Regents replacing Ellis Jensen of Janesville. Cohen, an attorney and member of the State Coordinating Committee for Higher Education, will serve without affecting an ongoing Supreme Court tests. Jensen is not expected to contest.
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Milwaukee
GOP
Reynolds
David Adamany
Public Service Commission
Permit Issued For Auto Building On Lang Drive Corner
A building permit for a $16,000 steel structure to house Import Car Service is issued. Site prep starts on Lang Drive and Island Street, with Eldridge and Sid ney Eldridge involved. The project targets a mid July move in, and Fiat and Triumph franchises were acquired. Theo Molzahn and Sons Inc. named general contractor for a 40 by 60 foot facility.
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Lang Drive
Island Street
George St
Raymond Rice
Sidney Eldridge
Delta Import Motors Inc
Eldridge
Theo, Molzahn and Sons Inc
Memorial Day changes in trash pickup and livestock market report
Rubbish and garbage pickups shifting to Friday this week for Memorial Day and again for July 4, per public works chief Carl Wahlstrom. Also includes livestock quotes from Swift & Company Winona and US market reports for cattle hogs and produce in Chicago with price ranges and trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl A. Wahlstrom
ST. Paul
New Orleans Pays Tribute To Morrison
New Orleans honors deLesseps S. Morrison after his death in a Mexico plane crash. The 52 year old former mayor will lie in state at Gallier Hall for 24 hours, with military honors planned for his burial. Also killed were Ovide Cenac Raleigh Pellegrin Hugh Ward Carolyn Vandergrift and her seven year old son Christopher. Morrison had been U S ambassador to the OAS and a candidate for governor.
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New Orleans
deLesseps S. Morrison
Mexico
Tamaulipas ‘Mountains
Gallier Hall
Morrison
John Randolph
Alvin Callendar Naval Air Station
U.S
Organization of American States
U.S. Army Reserve
Ovide J. Cenac
Houma
Raleigh Pellegrin
Montegut
Cenac
Hugh Ward
Pilot
Brownsville
Tex
Carolyn Vandergrift
Christopher
Washington, D.C
West Palm Beach
Fla
Margaret Price
Vandergrift
Morris
St. Louis Cathedral
Rancho Santa Clara
Tampico
Matamoros
Ciudad Victoria
Tamaulipas
Storm Largely Clears Wisconsin After Damaging Weather
Storm damage reported at the Carl Soltow farm near Riplinger where two heifers and a bull died as a barn collapsed. Falls of trees blocked roads in Ripon, interrupting traffic and cutting power to Ripon College for several hours. Cooler air moved in with statewide highs in the 70s and a Milwaukee reading of 77 at Gen. Billy Mitchell Field.
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Page
Jeffferson
Rock County
Carl Soltow
Riplinger
Marshfield
Ripon
Ripon College
Wisconsin
Gen. Billy Mitchell Air Field
Milwaukee
Methodist Ministers Plan Pulpit Exchange
In Hampton New Hampshire Methodist ministers from New Hampshire will exchange pul pits with Negro ministers from the South within a month. Bishop James K Mathews of Boston said the exchanges cover salary homes and all aspects of the ministers work. A spokesman said the duration may be 60 days to over a year with communities and ministers unnamed.
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Hampton
N.H
New Hampshire
James K. Mathews
Boston
High Court Rules on Virginia School Segregation Case
Supreme Court ruling addresses decades of litigation over Prince Edward County and public school desegregation begun in 1951. Justices consider whether state and county officials violated the 14th Amendment by closing public schools and funding private ones, with Justice Black noting prior rulings on state official liability.
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Supreme Court
Archibald Cox
County Board of Supervisors
Justice Department
U.S. District Court
Oren R. Lewis
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Black
Prince Edward County
Prince Edward
Virginia
Virginia Court Rules on Prince Edward County School Case
A Virginia court decision ending the Prince Edward County school closure dispute triggers reactions from attorney Henry W. Marsh III and local officials. Gov. Harrison is unavailable for comment, while Atty. Gen. Button reviews the opinion. County supervisors note prior tuition grants and say education was never denied to Black children.
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Prince Edward County
Henry W. Marsh III
Richmond
Albertis S. Harrison Jr
Robert Y. Button
Hugh M. Jenkins
Green Bay
Prince Edward
Admits Killing Kids In Sacremento Car Trunk
Robert Henry Nicolaus 31 admitted shooting his three children to death saying they would be better off in heaven. Deputies quoted him after his arrest in Sacramento. He claimed a duty as the motive and said the bodies of Roberta seven Donald five and Heidi two were found in the trunk of his car in North Sacramento.
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Sacramento
Calif
Robert Henry Nicolaus
John Crow
Nicolaus
State Division of Highways
Sacramento County
Roberta
Donald
Heidi
Body of Ad Executive Found in Namekagon River
The body of Albee Erling, 35, a Wayzata advertising executive missing since Saturday, was found in the Namekagon River near Cable Bayfield County Sheriff Arnold Peterson said bloodhounds led authorities to the body near a bridge on Highway 63. Erling was with a fishing party near Mount Telemark when he failed to return to a meeting place on time.
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Cable
Wis
Albee Erling
Wayzata
Minn
Namekagon River
Bayfield County
Arnold Peterson
Eagle River
Earling
Mount Telemark
Boy 14 Killed by Earthslide in Cave in St Paul
ST. PAUL AP Terry Allen 14 was killed and friend Thomas Frost 13 was injured by an earthslide in a cave. The cave once served a brewery firm, later abandoned and boarded. boards at the entrance had been removed.
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ST. Paul
Terry Allen
Terry
Thomas Frost
Eisenhower Seeks Firm GOP Nominee Ready for New Needs
Former President Eisenhower states the Republican nominee must be firm but not impulsive in foreign affairs and committed to civil rights and United Nations peace. He declines to name candidates, urging a fair, representative process at the national convention and a nominee who upholds party principles amid domestic and foreign challenges.
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NEW York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
New York Herald, Tribune
Eisenhower
United Nations
GOP
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Viet Nam
Richard M. Nixon
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Barry Goldwater shifts on federal desegregation power
In a Sunday interview on ABC Issues and Answers, Senator Barry Goldwater said the federal government can desegregate local school systems and that the machinery exists to act. He previously urged local and state handling and now supports possible new Civil Rights Act provisions while opposing a Senate rule change to curb the Southern filibuster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Goldwater
ABC Issues and Answers
California
Senate
Organ Recital Planned at Holy Trinity Church
An organ recital is planned for 7 30 p m Tuesday in Leo Hall Holy Trinity Church. Five organists with string ensembles and choruses will perform. The eighth grade mixed choirs and the seventh grade chorus will sing.
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Leo Hall
Holy Trinity Church
Weather Record West Wisconsin and Nearby Regions
Five day forecast notes warmer conditions across West Wisconsin with highs near 74 and lows around 53. Iowa Minnesota and Wisconsin regions show variable cloudiness showers possible mainly in the north and northeast with continued warmth into the week.
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Lacrosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
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By George Syvertsen
United States
U.S. State Department
Yemen
Laos
China
Red China
Grandview Hospital
Lafayette, Ind
Mississippi
Winona
C.P
T.W
Dakota
Lansing (Cp
Prairie du Chien
Dodge
Galesville
W. Salem
Root
Houston
de Pere
Winona Livestock Market
Swift & Company
Winona, Minn
Chicago Poultry Chicago
USDA
Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Alabama
Idaho
Chicago Wheat
By Ben Thomas
Burlington
Beloit - Rockford
Eau Claire
Lone Rock
Park Falls
Superior - Duluth
Presidio
Mullan
Northwestern Mutual
L. Peter Groves
Leslie Erickson
James R. Burns
Ronald Ping Dale Harkness
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
211 Exchange
Somerset
Opera New Latin
Danny
House of Music
Allis-Chalmers
American Motors
Amer, Tel. & Tel
Avco
Brunswick
Chrysler
Columbia Gas
Consolidated Foods
Curtiss Wright Tms DuPont
Eastman Kodak
Financial Fed. . Or
Fruehauf Trailer
Gamble Sk
Olin Mathieson
Pepsi-Cola
Bell & Farrell, Inc
Phillips Pete
RCA
Republic Steel
Aileen, Inc
Rexall Drug
Anchor Coup
Reynolds Metals
Central Tele
Royal Dutch
Clark Oil
Spartans Inc
First Bk. Stk
G. D. Searle
NS Frantz Mfg
Sears Roebuck
Gateway Tran
Sinclair Oil
Godfrey Co
Hamilton Mfg
Socony Sperry Rand
Heileman Big
Standard Oil
Ind
Roehring Co
N.J
la X Rub. Mills
Studebaker
la X Tele
Bid Sunray Mid-Cent
Marine Cap
Te Swift
McQuay, Inc
Texaco
Mfg. Guar. Ins
Trane Co
Nekoosa Edw
Union Oil
No. Plastics
U.S. Rubber
Pyroil Co
U.S. Steel
Rap Industries
Rockwell
Western Air Lines
Mfg
Westinghouse
Elec
Royal Dutch N.Y
White Motors
Swank, Inc
Zenith
Warner Elec
Boston Capital
Western Power
First Nati. City Wis. P. & Lt
Bank
Tausche Bonds
Law Cooler
Epko Shoe
Boston Fund
Wallace Press
Eaton & Howard Bal
Fund
Dow Jones
Eaton & Howard Railroads
Utilities
Und
Fidelity Fund
Puritan Fund
Body of Ad
Lane
Boy
Ihe
Barry
Pontiac
Olson & Schmidt
Pontiac, Inc
4Th & King Streets
General Motors
York World
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