U S Rusk to Lead Delegation to Nehru Funeral
Secretary of State Dean Rusk prepared a high level U S delegation to India for the funeral of Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru. Rusk, alerted at dawn, planned to depart from Andrews A F B Maryland with Phillips Talbot and Chester Bowles. India's Defense Minister Y B Chavan, visiting the U S, was invited to join the trip and notified in Colorado Springs.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
U.S
Jawaharlal Nehru
India
Rusk
Andrews Air Force Base
New Delhi
Nehru
Johnson
Phillips Talbot
Chester Bowles
Y. B. Chavan
United States
Chavan
Colorado Springs
Colp
U.S. Air Force Academy
New York
Voter Irritation Flare Over Poll Tactics At 1964 Convention
Amid July presidential convention chatter, voters in several precincts voice annoyance at pollsters. A Covina auto salesman recounts two callers probing voting intentions, saying they refused to disclose choices. The scene reflects growing voter wariness toward surveys.
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Goldwater
Rockefeller
Leonard M. Peterson
Covina
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Section of U S 16 To Be Eliminated In Wisconsin
At Tomah hearing the Wisconsin State Highway Commission approved deleting a four mile section of U S 16 from the Harry Rasmussen farm toward Tomah. The segment will revert to county or town control when the nearby Interstate is completed, with an interchange planned at STH 131 south of Tomah. No opposition was raised at the hearing.
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Tomah
Wis
Wisconsin State Highway Commission
Harry Rasmussen
Rasmussen
Harvey Grasse
Charles Bleck
W. L. Fiedler
State Highway Commission
Glen Grant
la Crosse
William Stoiber
Deaths John S. Meier 59
John S. Meier 59 of 2606 S. 15th Street died in a local hospital Monday morning May 25. Services are Friday at 8 30 a m at Schumacher Funeral Home and 9 a m at St Thomas More Catholic Church with Rev Thomas E Mullen officiating. Burial in Catholic Cemetery. Rosary at 8 p.m. Thursday with calling hours 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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John S. Meier
S. 15Th St
Schumacher Funeral Home
St. Thomas More Catholic Church
Thomas E. Mullen
Catholic Cemetery
Tax Relief Law For Elderly Signed In Wisconsin
Gov. John W. Reynolds signed a law to provide 10.3 million dollars a year in property tax relief for Wisconsin seniors. The plan, a compromise from the April session, aids elderly homeowners and renters and takes effect in April 1965. Reynolds called it the greatest step forward in tax legislation.
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Madison
John W. Reynolds
Wisconsin
Reynolds
Green Bay Man Dies In Car Truck Crash
A Green Bay man Valeria J. Hussong, 43, died in a crash with a semi on U S 41 near De Pere Brown County early today. The collision occurred shortly after 3 a m raising the 1964 state traffic toll to 356, compared with 278 a year ago.
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Associated Press
Brown County
Valeria J. Hussong
Green Bay
U.S. 41
de Pere
Noon Lunch Love for Curios Past Educational Group
Word puzzle style list with numbered clues across various definitions. Reads like a crossword or cryptic grid containing references to animals, rivers, languages, and common words. The fragment hints at a themed set of word associations and partial answers.
Leonard M. Peterson Dies at 64 in La Crosse Area
Leonard M. Peterson 64 of 612 East Ave S died in a local hospital Wednesday morning May 27 born February 5 1900. Survived by son Orlando La Crosse stepson John Nagle Elkhorn sister Hulda Myhre La Crosse brother Fred La Crosse and five grandchildren. Services Friday at 2 p.m. First Evangelical Lutheran Church with Rev. Fritz Miller officiating. Burial Woodlawn Cemetery. Friends may call Sletten-McKee Funeral Home Thursday 7–9 p.m. and at the church Friday from 1 p.m. until service.
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Leonard M. Peterson
East Ave. S
Orlando
la Crosse
John Nagle
Elkhorn
Martin
Hulda) Myhre
Fred
First Evangelical Lutheran Church
Fritz Miller
Woodlawn
Sletten-McKee
Otto Hettman Funeral Arrangements Announced
Otto Hettman 81 of 1122 Liberty St died in a local hospital Wednesday May 27. Survivors include his wife Pauline, son Walter of La Crosse, sister Mrs Louise Ruttner of Cleveland Ohio, and a grandson. Services are tentatively set for Friday with arrangements by Nelson Funeral Home.
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Otto Hettman
Liberty St
Pauline
Walter
la Crosse
Louise Ruttner
Cleveland
Ohio
Nelson Funeral Home
Sentinel seeks access to police orders in Milwaukee
The Milwaukee Sentinel filed for a court order to force Police Chief Harold A. Breier to disclose department orders, arguing the contents are public records.
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Milwaukee
Harold A. Breier
The
Milwaukee Sentinel
Bettendorf Man Faces Fleeing From Justice Charge
Gerald Fitzgerald 25 from Bettendorf Iowa was arraigned in La Crosse County Court on fleeing from justice after allegedly escaping from Iowa State Reformatory Anamosa. Bond set at 10000, he failed to post and is jailed awaiting a Friday hearing.
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Bettendorf
Iowa
Iowa State Reformatory
Anamosa
la Crosse County
Gerald Fitzgerald
Leonard Roraff
Roraff
Fitzgerald
Kenneth
la Crosse
Reformatory
Levy
Scott County
Davis Receives Marquette University Scholarship
Jon P. Davis, son of Mr and Mrs Glenn Davis of 2215 Main St is one of 90 entering freshmen awarded scholarships to Marquette University Milwaukee He earned the award through the annual competition and will study liberal arts after graduating from Aquinas in June
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Jon P. Davis
Glenn Davis
Main St
Marquette University
Milwaukee
Marquette
Davis
Aquinas
Radio Highlights Schedule Promotes Baseball Games
Wednesday features Vox Pop on WLCX at 7 p.m. WKTY airs Braves vs. Colt 45s at 7 45 p.m. and Twins vs Angels at 7 55 p.m. Thursday offers WKTY at 1 15 p.m. Braves vs. Houston.
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WLCX
WKTY
Milwaukee Braves
Houston Colt
WKBH
Minnesota Twins
Los Angeles Angels
Braves
Houston
Winona Livestock Market Report In Midday Prices
Swift Company Winona Minnesota notes noon quotations for hogs cattle veal and related items. Hogs top butchers 14.60 to 15.00, top sows 13.00 to 13.25. Cattle steady with hi choice 19.25 and fed holsteins 15.75. beef cows 13.75. canners and cutters 13.50 down. Veal good and choice near 27.00 peak. other values 17.00 to 25.00. All arrivals after closing time cared for. weights and prices logged next morning.
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Swift & Company
Winona
Minn
Missing purse with 68 barbecue tickets and $17 reward
Candace Jefferson left her books and purse on a doorstep near 9th and Market Streets after school. The purse contained $17 and 68 tickets to a First Presbyterian Church barbecue on June 27. A reward is offered. finder may call 29569 evenings.
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First Presbyterian Church
Ted Jefferson
Grandview Place
Candace
9Th
Market
Wisconsin Corn Crop Planted At Sixty Percent
The Weekly Crop and Weather Report notes sixty percent of Wisconsin corn crop planted, trailing seventy percent a year ago. The report was issued from Madison by AP today.
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Wisconsin
Madison
Red Cross Grants For Tornado Victims Do Not Loan
The Red Cross says it provides grants to individuals unable to care for themselves after tornadoes and other natural disasters and does not issue loans, clarifying a report in the La Crosse Tribune.
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The
Red Cross
la Crosse Tribune
Rail merger talks swirl as midwest lines eye deals
Chicago report says Rock Island Union Pacific agree on a new offer. Chicago and North Western eyes Great Western with a firm proposal while North Western and Great Western negotiate amid fluid merger prospects across Illinois Minnesota Iowa Missouri and Kansas regions.
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Rock Island
Union Pacific
Chicago and North Western
Chicago Great Western
Ben W. Heineman
The
North Western
C. and
N.W
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad
Great Western
E. T. Reidy
Reidy
Omaha
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Kansas City
Illinois
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas
Dr. Roy Baldwin of Viroqua Dies at 91
Dr. Roy Baldwin a longtime Viroqua dentist and civic figure died at 91 in Milwaukee May 26. Funeral services will be held May 29 at Jacobson Vance Funeral Home with Rev. Eldon Farmer officiating. burial in Viroqua Cemetery. Survived by two daughters Helen Carrell and Patricia Marx and six grandchildren. He mentored young dentists and his practice passed to Dr. Kenneth DeLap.
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Viroqua
Wis
Roy Baldwin
Milwaukee
Jacobson‘Vance
Eldon Farmer
Baldwin
Andrew Baldwin
Wisconsin
James
Helen) Carrell
Seattle, Wash
William
Patricia) Marx
Births across multiple towns in late May
A series of birth announcements from Grandview Hospital in Wisconsin, Vernon Memorial in VIROQUA, Veteran's Hospital in WAUKON, and St. Louis Park Minnesota. Listings include parents and dates May 18 to May 26 with multiple daughters and sons named Adam John born to Peter C. Libby, and other families noted.
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Thomas Stone
Waukon
Lester Knudtson
Lansing
Gene Myers
Gary Decker
John Kenndt
Robert Carroll
ST. Louis Park
Minn
Adam John
Peter C. Libby
Helen Andersson
Melrose
Wis
Boat Missing From French Island Mooring
Earl Dobbs reports his 13 foot plywood boat missing from the north end of French Island near La Crosse Municipal Airport. The maroon craft with registration WS3298DE was stolen Tuesday night after a padlock and chain were smashed.
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Earl Dobbs
Kane St
la Crosse County
Locals Rummage Sale and May Meeting Notice
Locals announce a rummage sale Thursday and Friday at 420 Jackson garage through the alley by Home Owners Union Incorporated. An important monthly meeting at Coulee State Bank on Thursday May 28 at 7 30 p m discusses matters that may affect property. attendance urged. Produce and meat specials listed with prices at La Crosse Street Market 1610 La Crosse St open May 30 31 until noon.
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Jackson
Home Owners Union Incorporated
Coulee State Bank
la Crosse St. Market
la Crosse St
Nehru's balancing act in global politics and health decline
Nehru pursued a careful neutral path amid Cold War tensions while relying on nonalignment. His foreign policy was criticized at times by both sides and his defense minister Menon fell from grace after the 1962 Chinese invasion. Nehru’s health waned from prostate illness in 1962 while he led India through the border war and Kashmir tensions.
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Nehru
United Nations
V. K. Krishna Menon
Menon
India
Goa
Damao
Diu
Subcontinent
China
Russia
United States
Moscow
Peking
U.N
Pakistan
Kashmir
Chronicler of Parliament Hero Passes After Stroke
The subject suffered a left side paralysis from a Jan 7 stroke but gradual recovery allowed him to resume government duties and attend Parliament appearances in recent weeks.
Mental Health Film Showings at St Francis Hospital
Three showings of The 91st Hour are open to the public at St Francis Hospital on Thursday. Patrick O Neal and Madeleine Sherwood star as a man with a mental breakdown and his wife seeking treatment. Sister Mary James will moderate a post film discussion.
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St. Francis Hospital
Patrick O’neal
Madeleine Sherwood
Mary James
Logan High School Holds Baccalaureate Service
Logan High School held its baccalaureate at Logan at 2 p.m. Sunday. The Logan Band performed the prelude and processional while Rev. Ernest Nelson delivered the invocation and address on the theme Two Roads Leading West. The choir sang Adoramus to Christe and Brother James Air, followed by benediction and the recessional Pomp and Chivalry.
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Logan High
Logan
Logan Band
Ernest Nelson
Trinity Lutheran Church
Christe
James
Mobile Home Court Seeks Annexation to Shelby Sewer District
Benson's Mobile Home Court at 705 Mormon Coulee Road petitions to join Shelby Sanitary Sewer District No. 1. A public hearing is set for 7 30 p m Tuesday June 2 at Shelby Town Hall to discuss sewer extensions for about 17 acres. The La Crosse Common Council may be asked at the June 11 meeting to permit the extension under the city district agreement to provide the service.
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Benson
Mormon Coulee Road
Shelby
Shelby Town Hall
la Crosse
Desert Strike Exercise At Fort Ord Involving 100000 Troops
Private Robert W. Davis of Fort Ord participates in Operation Desert Strike, the largest U S military exercise since 1955, enlisting about 100000 Army and Air Force personnel. The maneuver spans over 13 million acres in the Mojave Desert across California Nevada and Arizona.
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Fort Ord
Calif
Robert W. Davis
Fred C. Davis
N. 7Th St
United States
Mojave Desert
California
Nevada
Arizona
U.S. Strike Command
Two Sales Tax Classes Elim in Wisconsin
Gov. Reynolds signed bills ending two sales tax classes in Wisconsin. One removes taxes on laundry dry cleaning and dyeing services tied to saleable goods. The other suspends the tax on motor fuel for pleasure boats and related equipment. The actions also raise exempt church property from 10 to 30 acres and adjust wage withholding, late filing penalties, and delinquent interest.
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Madison
John W. Reynolds
Wisconsin
Weather teletype line links Milwaukee Madison La Crosse bureaus
A new hourly weather teletype line connects Milwaukee Madison and La Crosse stations enabling local outlets to receive updates day and night. The Milwaukee line will extend to La Crosse on subscription with observers continuing severe storm warnings for 15 counties. Facsimile maps charts and briefings aid general and pilot weather analysis and flight service will assist pilots with observations and urgent information.
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Madison
la Crosse
Milwaukee Public Service
Flight Service
Weather Bureau
Peterson
Fox
Four Inmates Paroled After Wisconsin Governor Commutation
MADISON AP Four state prison inmates were made eligible for immediate parole when their sentences were commuted by Gov John W Reynolds. The cases involve Burton Warrington Richard Hall Playter Ervin Alvin Komassa and John J Molash with terms reduced to a single determinate or indeterminate length not exceeding nine or ten years according to the governor's action.
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Madison
John W. Reynolds
Burton Warrington
Gresham
Richard Hall Playter
Beloit
Ervin Alvin Komassa
Milwaukee
John J. Molash
Oshikosh
Warrington
Shawano
Playier
Richland
Dane
Iowa
Molash
Reynolds
Four-Year-Old Boy Injured in Auto Crash
A La Crosse boy, John Powell aged 4 of 1607 Greer Bay St., was hit by a car Tuesday evening in front of his home. He was transported to Lutheran Hospital in good condition with a fractured thigh and bruises. Driver L P Sickles, 56, of 1821 Sunset Drive, said he did not see the boy until his head appeared at the car’s right front corner.
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la Crosse
John Powell
Greer Bay St
Lutheran Hospital
L. P. Sickles
Sunset Drive
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