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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1966

Page

3

Republicans Seek Thorough Review of Selective Service

Twenty three Republican congressmen demand a full investigation of the Selective Service system arguing the draft law mismatches manpower needs. Led by Rep. Robert F. Ellsworth they plan five more statements in two weeks. Gen. Hershey may be called before the House Armed Services Committee to decide if a broader inquiry is needed.

Washington Robert F. Ellsworth Kansas Lewis B. Hershey House Armed Services Committee

Johnson hints at Viet Nam policy criticism fueling uprisings

In remarks captured as a Washington Roundup item President Johnson muses that vocal critics of the administration policy in Viet Nam may be wondering if their rhetoric has helped spur uprisings. Vice President Humphrey adds the speculation in the same round of remarks.

Johnson Viet Nam Humphrey

Simple Test Of 6 Common Road Hazards

The article explains six common highway collision scenarios and a brief six question quiz to pick safer actions. It notes Memorial Day weekend crash risk estimates and urges maintaining safe following distances and signaling intentions.

Parts Shortage Forces AMC to Pause Production

AMC will resume Milwaukee and Kenosha output next Wednesday after Dana strike disruptions. Ten thousand Wisconsin workers are to return, with Rambler model phasing paused until removal of Dana supplied parts. Production shifts and August restart plans adjust due to a nearly unanimous union settlement.

Kenosha American Motors Corp Milwaukee Dana Corp Marion Ind AMC Rambler Wisconsin William V. Luneburg Auto Manufacturing Dana Luneburg Allied Industrial Workers of America

Teens for Christ Plan Viroqua Meet

Teens for Christ schedule a Viroqua gathering at 8 p.m. Saturday in the State Bank of Viroqua. A new film depicting teenage America will be shown along with additional features.

Teens For Christ Viroqua Wis State Bank of

Five Confirmands Named at Mabel and Newburg Churches

Rev. Walter Flesner led confirmation Sunday May 22 at Mabel and Newburg Methodist churches. In Mabel the confirmands were Michael Remick Philip Johnson Roxanne Sagdalen and Vernona Foltz and at Newburg the group included Jerome Tengsdahl.

Mabel, Minn Walter Flesner Mabel and Newburg Mabel Michael Remick Philip Johnson Roxanne Sagdalen Vernona Foltz Jerome Tengesdahl

Local rummage sales and shop notices around town

Community rummage sale at 2923 South 22nd offering clean clothing and Aletta’s hat sale with 3 and 5 dollar items. VFW Auxiliary card party May 28 at 7 30 p m. La Boutique Wig Shoppe advertises June bride discounts and appointments. Various items including a lightweight bicycle and apparel priced 1 to 4 dollars, sale details at rear 1328 State.

Aletta’s V.F.W Ate East Ae

Man Seeking Cave Record Loses Track of Time

David Lafferty, 26, a British challenger for the underground cave endurance record, has lived 400 feet underground for 62 days seeking to beat a 126 day French record. He phoned the surface and said he thought it was May 8, lacking papers, mail, radio or a watch to time the mission.

Bristol England Britain David Lafferty Lafferty

Corporate Expansion Plans Trimmed Slightly in May Survey

McGraw-Hill mid May check shows total 1966 capital spending at 61.3 billion dollars, down 450 million from March goals. some industries cut back while others raise targets. Machine tool orders fell 16 percent in April, yet used tools rose 33.6 percent, signaling demand for ready to deliver production equipment. Government figures showed rapid 1965-66 spending shifts, with 42 percent unchanged and 27 percent higher, amid inflation and market concerns.

New York McGraw-Hill Department For Economics National Machine Tool Builders Association Association Johnson Baigo McGraw-Hill Maine

Births Reported in La Crosse and Tomah Hospitals

La Crosse Hospital May 25 births include a son Rodney to Joseph and Bernice Schrabeck at 2511 2nd Ave West and a son Kurt Walter to Donald and Carol Peterson. Grandview Hospital May 25 birth for son Ricky Lee to Donald and Ruth Wardenburg. Memorial Hospital May 19 birth of son Robert George to Keith and Rosemary Klinker and daughter Mary Lou to James and Darlene Moser. May 22 daughter Jennifer Louise to Rodney and Beatrice Calkins. May 25 daughter Janice Marie to Arnold Olson and Beverly Downing. May 25 son Daniel Roger to Roger and Janice Lobe.

Kurt Walter Donald Peterson Robinsdale Ave Carol Kendhammer Ricky Lee Donald Wardenburg Holmen Ruth Mahlum Tomah Wis Memorial Hospital Robert George Keith Klinker R. 1 New Lisbon Rosemary Stoker Mary Lou James Moser Glendale Ave Darlene Lietz Jennifer Louise Rodney Calkins N. Superior Ave Beatrice Roscovius Janice Marie Arnold Olson S. Division St Beverly Downing Daniel Roger Roger Lobe Janice Grimshaw

Radio Priest Charles Coughlin Says He Has No Retirement Plans

In Detroit, on the 50th anniversary of his priesthood, Rev. Charles E. Coughlin announced he has no plans to retire. The Royal Oak Shrine of the Little Flower pastor said future steps would be discussed with Archbishop John F. Dearden.

Detroit Charles E. Coughlin Father Coughlin Little Flower Royal Oak John F. Dearden

Swed Reenters Demo Governor Nomination Race

Abe Swed returns to the Democratic race for governor saying he will announce his candidacy before the June state convention and seek to address the session. The Bayside Democrat aims to push his tax reform proposals and joins four candidates in the gubernatorial contest.

Milwaukee Abe Swed Swed Bayside Wisconsin Pattrick Lucey Martin J. Schreiber Raymond L. Lathan

149 To Graduate From Viroqua High

VIROQUA Wis Viroqua High School will graduate 149 seniors in Commencement exercises at 8 p.m. Thursday June 2 in the high school auditorium. Ten students will be recognized for scholastic honors Deborah Allness Bruce Carpenter Rodney Christianson James Knutson Nancy McClurg Maxine Olson Sue Parker Gary Sime Cheryl Skaar and David West. Baccalaureate services will be at 8 p.m. Sunday May 29.

Viroqua Wis Viroqua High School Deborah Allness Bruce Carpenter Rodney Christianson James Knutson Nancy McClurg Maxine Olson Sue Parker Gary Sime Cheryl Skaar David West

Wisconsin Senate votes 18 to 13 against bank branch bill

The Wisconsin Senate kills an Assembly approved bank branch bill by an 18 to 13 roll call. Dems for Benson and others total 10, Republicans for Panzer and others total 8, with 3 Democrats and 10 Republicans opposing. One member absent as Senate membership stands at 32 after a death.

Madison Senate Wisconsin Taylor Benson Franksville Frank Christopherson Superior Henry Dorman Racine Casimir Kendzierski Milwaukee Fred Risser Martin Schreiber Wilfred Schuele Norman Sussman Carl Thompson Cudahy Raymond Rice la Crosse Allen Busby Chester Dempsey Hartland Clifford Krueger Merrill Reuben la Fave Oconto Earl Leverich Sparta Gerald Lorge Bear Creek Alex Meunier Sturgeon Bay Gordon Roseleip Darlington Charles Smith Wausau Walter Hollander Rosendale Jess Miller Richland Center

How to Outlive the Holiday Drivers Urged To Be Patient

Madison AP Memorial Day weather brings more highway traffic and potential crashes. Dan Schutz warns public responsibility rests with each driver and urges patience and courtesy to reduce deaths. Gov Knowles cites past fatality patterns and drunken driving as key factors. National Guardsmen and local law enforcers will assist in safety efforts.

Madison Dan F. Schutz Wisconsin Highway Safety Division Schutz Wisconsin State Warren P. Knowles Civil Defense State Board of Health American Automobile Association State Chamber of Commerce

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