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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1964
Page
7
Walworth County Coroner John Griebel ruled that David Morgan of Cicero Illinois died accidentally from asphyxiation and exposure. Morgan's body was found hanging over the side of his boat on Lauderdale Lake after he apparently became ill.
A HAL BOYLE column notes everyday facts from mailbag items. It cites average U S life insurance totals, bicycle injury statistics, long race records, costs of routine letters, and whimsical folklore plus trivia about the Eiffel Tower and schooling.
Dr. J. L. Patton Jr. a Negro high school principal was named to the Dallas Public Library board of trustees, becoming the second Black member on a major city board. The nine member board selection was without opposition. Last year George L. Allen joined the City Planning Commission.
Wisconsin Democrats seek a louder civil rights plank than the Republicans. Assemblyman Norman Anderson, Madison, says Gov. Reynolds has a religious leaning and the Dems will push a stronger stance. David Fries, Watertown, expects an extreme position and warns of broad opposition from bigots and a CORE faction.
The Senate Armed Services Committee removed West Point cadet John A. Dunmar from the June list of academy graduates eligible for commissions after being expelled for quibbling. Dunmar, from Anaheim California, was reinstated briefly by federal court order to finish exams but was later barred from graduation by the committee. The panel approved June commissions for all other seniors at West Point, Annapolis Naval Academy, and the Air Force Academy.
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