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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1964

Page

9

CBS Boycotts Emmy Show Wins 13 Awards

CBS dominates the 16th annual Emmy Awards with 13 wins including five for The Dick Van Dyke Show. NBC follows with nine, ABC three, and CBS plans a live transatlantic discussion on JFK’s legacy featuring Kennedy family members and world leaders.

CBS Hollywood CBS. TV Dick van Dyke van Dyke ABC Nbc-Tv NBC John K. Kennedy Joey Bishop NBC TV van Dyke Show Mary Tyler Moore New York Chet Huntley John F. Kennedy Robert F. Kennedy Edward Kennedy Britain Harold Macmillan West Berlin Willy Brandt Sean Lemass Telstar Kennedy Dick van Dyke Show Richard Deacon Sheldon Leonard Carl Reiner Jerry Paris UPI

Wilkinson Senate contest heats three state primaries

Voters in Florida Oklahoma and Kentucky weigh contests affecting U S Senator Bud Wilkinson former Oklahoma football coach as Republicans seek a Senate opponent in Norman Oklahoma runoff predicts 500 000 voters. Goldwater Nixon Eisenhower campaigns in California praising Eisenhowers stance while Goldwater questions limits on his campaign.

Joseph R. Coyne Washington Florida Bud Wilkinson University of Oklahoma Barry Goldwater Arizona Oklahoma U.S J. Howard Edmondson Fred Harris Wilkinson Senate Edmondson Kentucky U.S. House of Representatives Richard M. Nixon Goldwater Dwight D. Westby Wis Eisenhower Main Street Newton County York Times Richard Johnson Chasebag Alfred Frydenlund Vernon Memorial Hospital Donald Jefson Madison

Milwaukee Negro seeks Republican bid for Rep. Reuss seat

Robert Taylor of Milwaukee announced his candidacy for the 5th District congressional seat held by Democrat Henry S. Reuss. A 46 year old former member of the governor's commission on Human Rights, he leads the Ambassador Club and works at American Motors Corp.

Milwaukee Robert Taylor Henry S. Reuss Taylor Governor's Commission On Human Rights Ambassador Club American Motors Corp

Moon Race Crazy Says Nobel Winner in Australia

Nobel laureate Sir John Eccles called the moon race futile fantastic and crazy in a Canberra speech to the Australian National Science Facilities Association. He questioned the point of lunar exploration noting its dull climate and barren landscape. Observers note a zebra butterfly remains unbothered by its odor.

Canberra Sir John Eccles Sir John Australian National Science Faculties Association

Khrushchev Returns to Moscow Amid Warm Greetings

Premier Khrushchev came back from Africa to Moscow greeted by aging Marshal Voroshilov and his grandson Nikita Khrushchev. The family reunion at the airport followed a two week trip in the United Arab Republic as party and government leaders watched. Khrushchev offered no speech.

Moscow Khrushchev Klementi Voroshilov Nikita United Arab Republic Leonid Brezhnev Voroshilov Sergei Khrushchevy Nina Khrushchev

Legion Commander Plans Memorial Day in Waukon

Joseph Regan, commander of the Waukon American Legion, leads Memorial Day arrangements with the high school band. The parade forms at Veterans Hall and moves to Oakland Cemetery for a ceremony at 10 39 a m with Walter Howe as master of ceremonies Lynn Morrow delivering the address Linda Theis reciting I Am An American and Barry Silbaugh reciting The Gettysburg Address Rev D D Kauffman to deliver invocation and benediction.

Waukon Iowa Joseph Regan Waukon American Legion Veterans Hall Oakland Cemetery Walter Howe Lynn Morrow Linda Theis Barry Silbaugh

Mindoro Memorial Day Program Slated

Mindoro Wisconsin schedules a Memorial Day program at Farmington Cemetery at 11 am on May 30 with a parade beforehand. Rev James Johnson will give the invocation attorney John Bosshard is the speaker the band performs and the auxiliary presents crosses to Gold Star Mothers families Lester Hanson leads the event. The Mindoro Presbyterian Church U P W serves a roast beef dinner to the public after the cemetery program.

Mindoro Wis Farmington James Johnson John Bosshard Lester Hanson U.P.W. of Mindoro Presbyterian Church

Goldwater Turns Grim in California Primary Push

Senator Barry Goldwater widens his campaign in California as he teams with Nelson Rockefeller to secure the 86 nominating votes in the June 2 primary. Once a carefree entrant, Goldwater now commands a disciplined effort to win the GOP nomination amid stiff competition.

Jack Bell San Francisco Barry Goldwater R-Ariz Goldwater New York Nelson A. Rockefeller California

Goldwater fights back in California primary push

Goldwater cancels personal appearances a month before voting as polls show tough results. In New Hampshire Oregon and California he trails Rockefeller Lodge and others, but in California he declares he will not swap votes or play a crybaby candidacy. He appeals to supporters in Oakland and Shasta College saying arrows from rivals have persisted.

Henry Cabot Lodge New Hampshire Rockefeller Lodge Oregon California Goldwater Arizona Oakland Calif Shasta College

Weather Favorable For Minnesota Crops

Minnesota crop progress remains strong due to favorable conditions last week. Nearly all small grain seeding is done except barley and flax in the northwest. corn planting is 70 percent complete vs 85 percent last year. soybeans are 29 percent finished versus 50 percent a year ago. Canning peas and sweet corn plantings in commercial areas are halfway to three quarters done. hay and pastures are generally in good condition.

ST. Paul Minnesota

Bill To Provide Game Habitat Funds Lauded

Gov. Reynolds backs a Wisconsin Conservation Department plan to replace fox bounties with habitat funding. The measure would channel 300000 dollars annually to local fish and game habitat projects, with county boards directing use. The idea accompanies bear hunts and upland game regulations. Five William and Mary students founded Phi Beta Kappa in 1776.

William and Mary College Williamsburg

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