Newsmen Questioned In Soybean Disclosure Probe
The Agriculture Department probes an unauthorized premature disclosure of President Johnson plans to boost soybean acreage. Newsmen were questioned about handling the story and source secrecy as the inspector general reviews how advance information reached the public. The inquiry follows the Estes scandal backdrop and notes the potential profit from traders amid expected production increases.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Johnson
Department
Office of Inspector General
Billie Sol Estes
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Inspector General
Lester P. Condon
Freeman
Estes
Texas
Reward Offered for Any Good Reason at 322 Main Street
A notice offers a $5,000 reward for any good reason at 322 Main Street La Cresse with contact phone 784-3445. The terse ad states the reward amount and location without further details.
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Main Street
la Cresse
Deaths Mrs P A Casberg 76 of 1723 Charles St
Mrs Harriet P A Casberg, 76, of 1723 Charles Street, died at home Wednesday evening May 25. Survived by husband Paul, daughter Elizabeth Lund, Milwau kee, granddaughter, two great grandsons, two sisters, and two brothers. Services Saturday at 2 p.m. Nelson Funeral Home with burial at Mormon Coulee Memorial Park. Friends may call Friday after 4 p.m.
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P. A
Harriet) Casberg
Charles St
Paul
Elizabeth H. Lund
Milwaukee
Frederick
Sarah) Winther Sr
Franklin
Blanche) duChene
Charles M
Harry A. Devine
Nelson Funeral Home
Leonard Beenken
Mormon Coulee Memorial Park
Services Planned For Kathy Muenzenberger
Kathy Marie Muenzenberger 2% months of Bangor died May 25 in a La Crosse hospital. Born March 6, 1966 she is survived by her parents and grandparents. Services set for May 27 at 1 30 p m at Coon Valley Lutheran Church with burial in Coon Valley Cemetery. Friends may call Jostad Funeral Home West Salem Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Marie Muenzenberger
Harold Muenzenberger
R. 2
Bangor
la Crosse
Coon Valley Lutheran Church
Robert Vevle
Coon Valley
Jostad Funeral Home
West Salem
Kathy
Clarence Muenzenberger
R. 1
Reuben Johnson
Francis Rudolph 75 dies suddenly in La Crosse area
Francis J. Rudolph aged 75 of 1425 Loomis St. died suddenly at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Berthrong on Wednesday evening May 25. Born June 23, 1890 in Onalaska he was a retired employee of Erickson Bakery. He is survived by brother Henry of La Crosse and sisters Mrs. Augusta Donahue and Mrs. Anna Hunt of St. Paul. Visitation at Dickinson Caledonia Street Chapel with Rosary at 7:30 p.m. Friday. Funeral 8:30 a.m. at the chapel and 9 a.m. in St. John's Church. burial Woodlawn Cemetery. The Gateway Arch in St. Louis rises 630 feet, the world’s largest arch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis J. Rudolph
Loomis St
Claude Berthrong
Onalaska
Erickson Bakery
Henry
la Crosse
Augusta Donahue
Anna Hunt
St. Paul, Minn
Dickinson Caledonia Street
St. John’s Catholic Church
Robert Connolly
Woodlawn
Cudahy President to Teach Law Part Time at UW
Rich ard D. Cudahy president of Patrick Cudahy Inc. will become a part time visiting professor in the University of Wisconsin law school next fall. He will teach commercial law and trade regulation and plans to commute from Milwaukee. The Yale Law School graduate will be paid about 15000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cudahy
Milwaukee
Richard D. Cudahy
Patrick Cudahy Inc
University of Wisconsin Law School
Yale University Law School
George H. Yount
Madison
Young
Marquette University
UM to Honor Humphrey and Two Alumni with Degrees
Vice President Hubert Humphrey will receive an honorary degree from the University of Minnesota along with Roman Catholic Bishop James P. Shannon and Frederick R. Kappel. These are the first honorary degrees awarded since 1962 and all three are university alumni.
Wisconsin Marine Killed In Viet Nam
Marine Pfe Robert L. Cloutier of Somerset Wisconsin was killed in action in Viet Nam. The 18 year old private had served just over two weeks and died near Da Nang last Tuesday. He is survived by Mr and Mrs Aurel J Cloutier of Somerset.
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Washington
Marine Pfe
Robert L. Cloutier
Somerset
Wis
Viet Nam
Cloutier
Defense Department
da Nang
Aurel J. Cloutier
St. Croix County
Hudson, Wis
Sun nadin Sets Record for Miles Traveled in Pacific
The 143 foot Pearl Harbor auxiliary tug Sun nadin logged 21,370 miles in 104 days during hydrographic survey duty in the Western Pacific. In Hong Kong she earned a Meritorious Conduct Plaque for exemplary conduct by her crew while in port.
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Honolulu
Pearl Harbor
Sunnadin
14Th Naval District
Pacific
Hong Kong
Tentative Accord Reached in AMC Dana Strike
In Marion Indiana a tentative settlement ends a Dana Corp walkout that idled 3000 auto workers and cut parts for American Motors. Local 113 president Jack Robinson announced the deal as workers in Milwaukee and Kenosha faced shortened shifts amid the dispute over a department transfer.
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Marion
Ind
Wisconsin
Dana Corp
American Motors
Milwaukee
Kenosha
Wis
Allied Industrial Workers Local 113
Dana
American Motors Corp
Local 113
Jack Robinson
Missing sailors feared after skiff sinks at Beach Pond
Two Quonset Point sailors Benedict C. Discher and Richard A. Dunn were missing after their small skiff sank in Beach Pond on the Connecticut line. They had two companions who swam to shore safely, Jerry L. Litherland and Ricky J. McCurdy, as search teams scoured the pond and shore into the night.
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Ill
Ricky J. McCurdy
Plainview
Tex
Litherland
McCurdy
Quonset Point
Judge Lashed At Meritless Damages Suit In Ramsey County
In St Paul AP Judge Albin Pearson derided a laborer suit seeking 88000 in damages as utterly without merit amid a 3500-case backlog. He warned the public about a wave of frivolous suits while noting serious injuries and meritorious cases awaiting trial. Tennessee secession remark appears as stray line.
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ST. Paul
Albin Pearson
Ramsey County
Pearson
County Court Dockets Include Theft Driving and Fines
Whitehall and surrounding area court records list Albert Knudtson of Eleva for theft $55 and multiple traffic offenses. Included are fines for inattentive driving and speeding with names such as Suchla Blair Helle Arcadia Smith Berg Felton and others.
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County Court
Whitehall
Albert L. Knudtson
Eleva
Clifford C. Suchla
Arcadia
Douglas J. Helle
Blair
Dennnis L. Anderson
Claraton J.smith
Gary A.berg
Lauren’ E. Felton
David J. Schorbahn
Independence
Henry Weiss
Mondovi
Larry E. Thompson
R. 2
Eugene C. Thompson
Robert J. Cottingham
R. 1
Helmuth T. Lien
Ed M. Gilbertson
Dennis M. Grossman
Waldemar Wulf
Jerry F. Wachdorf
Palos Heights
Ill
Roy Pendelton
Prospect St
la Crosse
Clarence E. Finner
Jerry L. Thompkins
Osseo
Johnson signs boxcar building bill amid tax timing talk
President Johnson signed a bill to boost railroad boxcar construction and used the moment to weigh federal tax collection speedup and the possibility of an anti inflation tax increase. He suggested higher taxes are unlikely soon, stressing care not to rush inflation control. He defended the ICC car rate measure and praised the American system as the country prospers. He noted spending cuts are hard and joked about his own budget with his wife and daughters.
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Washington
Johnson
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Congress
Cash Box Stolen From University Memorial Union
Nancy Wigelsworth 22 a University of Wisconsin Eau Claire student working at the Memorial Union concession stood when a young man armed forced her to surrender the cash box containing 50 dollars. He checked the box before leaving as few students lingered due to finals. Henry Armstrong is noted for a boxing record before turning pro in 1931.
Athlete's Foot Treatment Claims Noted
Advertised product T-4-L promises rapid relief from itching and burning within minutes and sloughing of infected skin in 3 to 5 days with healthy skin replacement. Satisfaction guarantee offered: if not delighted in one hour, money back.
Sunrise and sunset times for Friday show long day
Record high and low data from May 26 offer historical temperature notes for 1915 and 1925. Degree days total 7,497 versus last year 8,094 and normal 7,488.
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John R. Fisher
Citizens Loan
5Th
Jay
Nobils
P. A. Casberg
Kathy Muenzenberger
St. Louis
Hubert
AMC
Judicial Department of the State
Tennessee
State
Circuit Court
Fire Department
St. Michael’s Home For Children
Ellickson Studios
Cass St
Milton Kinney
St. Francis Hospital
Bernhart Wensole
la Crosse St
Lutheran Hospital
Charles J. Novacek
S. 8Th St
Louis Knutson
Copeland Ave
John Kolhoven
S. 22Nd St
Valley Road
Kolhoven
Henry Armstrong
Hilton
Prescription Pharmacy
Walkerettes
Special Department
Winona
C.P
Dam
T.W
Dakota
Lacrosse
Lansing
Prairie du Chien
Trempealeau
Dodge
Black
Galesville
Root
Houston
Sat
Sun
Joe’s
Russell J. Gile
Jay ST
Russell J
Seweler
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