Trace Pastor's Moves Before His Murder
Freeborn County investigators questioned more area residents and awaited a Crime Bureau lab report as they probe Rev. B. E. Nyjordet’s murder. Nyjordet was last seen at 1:30 a.m. Thursday near Albert Lea and found semi-nude, stabbed 14 times and shot twice near a game refuge.
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Albert Lea
Minn
Freeborn County
State Crime Bureau Laboratory
B. E. Nyjordet
Iowa
Stevern
Silver Lake Lutheran Church
Nyjordet
Arlo Hagen
Silver Lake
Crime Bureau
Emmies Award Highlights Outstanding Musical and Comedy Wins
The Emmies honored Miss Burnett and Julie Andrews in the best musical program for The Dick Van Dyke Show won as funniest series. Carl Reiner and John Rich won for The Dick Van Dyke Show, his fifth Emmy. NBC swept news and special events, with Huntley and Brinkley cited as best news show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnett
Julie Andrews
Dick van Dyke
Beverly Hillbillies
Carl Reiner
John Rich
Emmies
Reiner
Second Banana
Sid Caesar
David Brinkley
Journal
Andy Williams
Ben Casey
Kim Stanley
Glenda Farrell
Miss Stanley
Miss Farrell
Trevor Howard
Mr. Disraeli
Hallmark Hall of Fame
NBC
Chet Huntley
CBS
ABC
Records La Crosse and City Notices From May 26
On May 26 at 3 a.m. in front of station one on State Street a fire damaged the seat of a truck owned by Andrew Noel at 1622 La Crosse Street. Later that day at 3:31 a.m. a medical issue sent Mrs. Edwin Severson to Grandview Hospital from 2530 Wood Street. At 1:04 p.m. Mrs. Helen Childers was hospitalized at St. Francis after a home fall and facial cut. Multiple fines followed for DUI and traffic violations tied to residents of La Crosse and nearby towns, with a list naming ages and addresses. Livestock and market notes from Swift & Company detail hog and cattle prices and market conditions at South St. Paul and Chicago exchanges.
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State St
Andrew Noel
la Crosse St
Seat
Wood St
Edwin Severson
Grandview Hospital
Hyde Ave
Helen Childers
St. Francis Hospital
Railroad Seeks Ice Breaker On La Crosse Bridge
The Milwaukee Road has asked the Army Engineers district in St Paul for a permit to install an ice breaker on its swing bridge at La Crosse to distract and control downstream ice flow. The device would sit on the Mississippi above the left draw and plans also renew fence features and a protective device. Stakeholders were urged to submit objections by Friday.
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Milwaukee Road
Army Corps of Engineers
St. Paul
la Crosse
Mississippi
Wheat Soybeans Eggs Quoted By Shearson Hammill
Commodity quotations from Shearson Hammill show July Wheat at 1852 July Soybeans at 2.59 September Eggs at 33.60. The notes reflect NYSE member activity in the commodities market.
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By Shearson, Hammill & CO
New York Stock Exchange
Supreme Court backs desegregation of Memphis parks
The Court voids delay claims by Memphis officials over park desegregation. Justice Department supported the Negroes arguing no constitutional obstacle to immediate integration. The decision sends the case back to lower courts for further proceedings to promptly vindicate rights to use city recreational facilities.
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Park Commission
Supreme Court
Justice Department
Memphis
Bushman Continued from Paget Era Tribute Noted
In 1956 Buschman appeared on NBC radio during a tribute by friends neighbors and theater colleagues to Miss Martin. He was believed to be the oldest active in his occupation in the state or nation. On his 85th birthday he declared he would retire after 15 more years.
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Buschman
NBC
Miss Martin
Radio Highlights and Sports Schedule
Radio highlights list WLCX 7 p m Vox Pop WKBH 7 5 p m Famous Movie Themes presented by Ken Allen 7 55 p m Twins vs Washington ball game on air arranged with station listings and host names.
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WLCX
WKBH
Ken Allen
Washington
Brodie Twin Separated In Historic Surgery Dies
Rodney D. Brodie aged 11 died at his Ferris home after a slow decline. Born September 16, 1951 in Rock Island, he and his twin Roger Lee were joined at the head and separated in a Chicago operation when 15 months old. Roger Lee died weeks later.
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Ferris
Ill
Rodney D. Brodie
Will Brodie
Burnside
J. D. Trotter
Carthage
Rodney
Roger Lee Brodie
Rock Island, Ill
Chicago Research Hospital
Roger Lee
Multiple Fatal Crashes Reported Across Wisconsin
Fatalities mount after several crashes across Wisconsin. Frederick Carson of Aurora Illinois dies on Interstate 90 near Madison after a head on crash. Robert Lilge of Appleton dies from injuries after a rollover on Highway 47. Gregory Rostankowski of Cudahy killed in a two car collision on Four Mile Road Racine County. Mary Phillips of Madison dies in a two car crash near Jefferson County. Jean Schloz of Milwaukee dies from injuries a week after a Milwaukee crash.
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Oneida
Hirn
Frederick Carson
Aurora
Ill
Madison
Robert Lilge
Appleton
Gregory Rostankowski
Cudahy
Four Mile Road
Racine County
Mary Phillips
Jefferson County
Jean Schloz
Milwaukee
Trane Engineers to Move to La Crosse for Housing
More than 100 engineers and their families from the Trane Co. will relocate to La Crosse during May through August. Most will stay temporarily as a similar group is expected to replace them within six months, with some possibly becoming permanent employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trane Co
la Crosse
Spraying Schedule La Crosse Mosquito Control
Mosquito control spraying will begin in the city limits from Park Drive to Losey Boulevard south to East Avenue. The effort targets the area from Losey to East, with work starting at 9 p.m. Monday. A company spokesman said the need to rent apartments and provide housing for engineers and their families is urgent.
Two Injured When Car Hits Guard Posts on Bliss Road
Early Monday a car on Bliss Road at Grandad Bluff ran out of control, struck three guard posts, and plunged into a ditch. Passengers James P. Doyle, 22, and Diane M. Lienlokken, 24, suffered nose bleed and knee abrasions. they were taken to St. Francis Hospital and released.
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Bliss Road
Grandad Bluff
James P. Doyle
S. 23Rd St
Diane M. Lienlokken
Jackson St
Terrell F. Hill
Mississippi St
St. Francis Hospital
Vandals Damage Building Near Shorty's Beer Stube
Between 11 p.m. Sunday and 2 a.m. Monday unknown persons damaged a small building adjacent to Shorty's Beer Stube in La Crosse. Eleanor Held reported at 2:16 a.m. and Roger Held inspected the scene showing smashed rear windows, torn items, bent pail, drained beer, demolished fireplace, overturned picnic table, broken salt bag, bent clothes line pole, and smashed cups.
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Shorty
la Crosse
Sheriff's Department
Eleanor Held
Roger Held
Spelling Bee Crowned Kent Miller at La Crosse Convention
Kent Miller of First Evangelical Lutheran School La Crosse won the state spelling bee sponsored by the Catholic War Veterans during their La Crosse convention held Friday Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent Miller
First Evangelical Lutheran School
la Crosse
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
New York special reports a new healing substance Bio Dyne used in Preparation H products to shrink hemorrhoids, stop itching, and relieve pain without surgery. Reports claim rapid relief and months long improvements across various cases.
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New York, N. Y
Finalists named in regional Alice in Dairyland contest
Ten more finalists were chosen in Wisconsin regional Alice in Dairyland contests. Finalists include Rita Moon 18 of Platteville and Louise Evalyn Green 19 of Loganville from Region 1. Kay Louise Atwood 21 and Sandrea Ewert 21 from Region 8. Dorothy Hagen 19 and Mary Klaus 18 from Region 9. Muriel Smith 19 and Charlotte Nehring 20 from Region 6. Diana Bubolz 19 and Kathryn Ann Estlien unknown residence from Region 7. Finals set for Manitowoc June 13 15.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Manitowoc
Prairie du Chien
Rita Moon
Platteville
Platteville High School
Louise Evalyn Green
Loganville
Chippewa Falls
Kay Louise Atwood
Hudson
Hudson Hospital
Sandrea Ewert
Rural Unity
Stevens Point State College
Rhinelander
Dorothy Hagen
Rural Wittenberg
Stout State College
Mary Klaus
Armstrong Creek
Goodman High School
Stevens Point
Muriel Smith
Oshkosh
Stout
Charlotte Nehring
Rosendale
Sheboygan Falls
Diana Bubolz
Reedsville
University of Wisconsin
Kathryn Ann Estlien
Kaukauna
Birth at Lutheran Hospital May 24
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs John R Guy at La Crosse Lutheran Hospital on May 24. The new arrival follows the couple’s residence at 1747 Rose Street and is named Geraldine Pfaff.
Gen Swancutt Featured at Caduceus Club Annual Meeting
Brig. Gen. Woodrow P. Swancutt, a 1933 34 member, was honored at the Caduceus Club seventh annual gathering in Armory Hall. The Wisconsin National Guard Medical Detachment group inducted new officers for 1963 64 and listed visiting members from Minneapolis and Boscobel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow P. Swancutt
Caduceus Club
Armory Hall
S. 6Th St
120Th Field Artillery
Wisconsin National Guard
Swancutt
Doctor Morris Wee Accepts Minneapolis Pastoral Call
Dr Morris Wee age 57 accepted a call as senior pastor at Central Lutheran Church in Minneapolis. He has led Bethel Lutheran Church in Madison for 23 years and served on the Governor's Commission on Children and Youth. He previously led First Lutheran Duluth and Carthage College and held roles with the National Lutheran Council.
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Minneapolis
Morris Wee
Bethel Lutheran Church
Madison
Wis
Central Lutheran Church
Wee
Bethel Church
Govvernor’s Commission On Children and
National Lutheran Council
Carthage College
Carthage
First Lutheran Church
Duluth, Minn
Holz Reelected Leader Of Wisconsin Ornithology Group
Al Fred Holz of Green Bay was reelected president of the Wisconsin Society of Ornithology at the group’s annual meeting in Chippewa Falls. Officers also reelected include Howard Young of La Crosse as vice president, Mrs Alfred Holz as treasurer, Mrs David Cox of Beloit as secretary, and Nils Tokyo as editor. The society plans its 25th convention in Madison next year.
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Chippewa Falls
Alfred Holz
Green Bay
Wisconsin Society of Ornithology
Howard Young
la Crosse
David Cox
Beloit
Nils Tokyo
Dalstrand
Rhinelander
Goldwater Garners Lead in 1960 GOP Delegate Poll
A Phoenix Gazette poll of 1,331 Republican convention delegates shows Len Barry Goldwater leads with 339 votes or 48 percent. Rockefeller trails with 244 votes 34.5 percent. Romney 24 votes 3.4 percent. Scranton 9 votes 1.3 percent. Many delegates gave no preference or marked don’t know.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Len Barry M. Goldwater
R-Ariz
Phoenix Gazette
Phoenix Afternoon Daily
Goldwater
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Michigan
George Romney
Pennsylvania
Gore
William Scranton
Richard M. Nixon
Thruston B. Morton
R-Ky
Oregon
Mark Hatfield
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Henry Ford II
Robert Hutchins
William Knowland
California
Rockefeller
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Ronald Burfield
Houston
Bernard F. Curti
Genoa
Everett Deal
Harold Gunn
Caroline St
Carol J. Lounsbrough
S. 7Th St
Robert M. Olson
Kenosha
Merrill J. Oldenberg
Holmen
Gregory C. Schoen
Onalaska
Dolores Sheehan
Avon St
Jerome J. Stoeckly
S. Lth St
George E. Taylor
Hagar St
Michael J. Paul
Mormon Coulee Road
Daniel F. Sheehan
Green Bay St
Richard Dobrunz
S. 15Th St
Kane i St
James P. Theisen
Ruth M. Walshe
N. 9Th St
James R. Benson
Soldiers Grove
William R. Craig Jr
S. 21St St
James H. Johnson
Bensonville
Richard A. King
Richard T. Lemmen
Harold W. Murphy
Main St
George H. Mroch
S. 9Th St
E. Richard Schueler
Prospect St
David W. Starch
Chaseburg
Richard L. Sheehan
3Rd St
Tri- State Office Supply
Robert Zakem
Redfield St
Leonard C. Lee
Eleanor F. Radde
Onalas
Ka Ave
John W. Schuldt
Caledonia
Clarence Thompson
Livingston St
Alberta Wooley
S. 20Th St
Winona Livestock
Swift & Company
Bulls Bologna
ST. Paul Livestock
South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
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Chicago Mercantile Exchange
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Alabama
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North Dakota
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Red River Valley
Danny
House OF Music
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Glass Tire, Inc
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Zenith
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Ailen, Inc
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Clark Oil
First Bank
Gateway Trans
Godfrey Co
Hamilton
Heileman Brew
Koehring Co
la X Rub
la X Tele
Marine Cap
McQuay, Inc
Mig. Guar. Ins
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Northern Plastics
Pyroil Co
Ta Rap Industries
Royal Co
Warner Elec
Western Power
Western Tool
Wis P&l
Tausche Bonds
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Trane
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Deauville
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Amelia Earhart
True Temper
Fabulous Condado Beach Hotel
San Juan
Bell & Howell
Canon
Canonnet
Helbros
Liquifier- Bienders
490 Dormeyer
Sunray DX Oil Company
Carl Koch
D-X
South Ave
Schaller Supply
Holmen, Wis
H. Stellick Oil CO
Onalaska, Wis
Frank Holy
Bud Marcus
BEN Quint
Brice Prairie
Roy Fritz
Donald Weigel
Arthur E. Teachout
George, G. Sauer
Paul C. Gotterdam
C. W. Heth
Tim Moran
George Skemp
Louis Pitzner
Leonard Fritz
George Long
Jake von Arx
John Snider
Edward Gudie
Boscobel
Dr. Wee
Holz
Imperial Hotel
Goldwater Gop Choice
Cornell
Burchabe
RCA
Jack
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