Labor union fund plan targets state races in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin AFL-CIO says about 40 000 from a Humphrey fund raiser will go to local campaigns and congressional races, voter registration and the union’s political program. About 4 100 attended the $10 event with Vice President Hubert Humphrey, who will also receive some expenses.
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Milwaukee
Afl-Cio
Hubert H. Humphrey
Labor Organization
Humphrey
John W. Schmitt
Aflcio
Wisconsin Aflcio
Wisconsin
Johnson
Wisconsin Guard training sites, dates switch cited
The Wisconsin Department of Military Affairs revised summer training sites and dates for National Guard units. Ft. Knox and Ft. Carson are dropped, Granite City depot becomes a training site for July 6-20. several units from Sparta Viroqua Black River Falls Neillsville move there. Camp McCoy hosts others on different July and June dates. Ft. Leonard Wood schedule moved earlier to July 27-Aug. 10.
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Neillsville
Camp McCoy
Sparta
Granite City
132Nd
Appleton
426Th Engineer Battalion
Salaska
264Th Armor Group
Eau Claire
632Nd Armor
Wausau
1St Batne
128Th Infantry
Eau
7Th Engineer Co
Onalaska
Ft. Leonard Wood
U S Air War North Vietnam Sees New 100mm Guns
North Vietnam expands defenses above the DMZ with Russian 100mm antiaircraft guns spotted 38 miles north of the DMZ. U S pilots claim destruction of all 16 big guns in raids the prior day. Premier Tran Van Huong assumes office in Saigon as Nguyen Van Loc steps down. Grain and livestock markets report mixed AP data from Chicago and South St. Paul.
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North Vietnam
U.S
Hanoi
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Dong Hoi
Panhandle
United States
South Vietnam
Tran van Huong
Nguyen van Loc Ahd
Loc
Economists urge national guaranteed incomes plan
More than 1,000 economists from 125 institutions urged a work based income guarantee system. They warned current aid and social insurance exclude many in need and discourage work and thrift. The proposal originated with Samuelson, Galbraith, Tobin, Watts, and Lampman.
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Cambridge, Mass
United States
Paul A. Samuelson
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
John K. Galbraith
Harvard
James Tobin
Yale
Harold Watts
Robert Lampman
University of Wisconsin
Samuelson
MIT
France Unions Win Wage Rise and Reopen Social Security Debate
Pompidou agrees to a 3 franc minimum hourly wage and 7 percent plus 3 percent industrial raises, plus 40 hour week and other concessions. Retired age and union rights face study while a March decision on cost of living is postponed.
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Pompidou
National Assembly
Minnesota Toll Rises With Weekend Traffic Deaths
Twelve youths and several adults dead in Minnesota traffic crashes over the weekend. Victims include Randy Pearson and Walter Anderson near East Grand Forks. Mary Bruen and Sharon Reddeman in St Louis Park. Christine Krueger in Mendota Heights. Bernard Gallant near Plummer. Others injured in multiple accidents across the state.
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Associated Press
Minn
East Grand Forks
Minnesota
Duluth
Randy Pearson
Walter Anderson
Gordon M. Strege
Orleans
Grand Forks
N.C
Gerald M. Peterson
Lancaster
Mary E. Bruen
Sharon G. Reddeman
St. Louis Park
Marilyn Orman
Minneapolis
Steven Stockman
Daniel Lepel
Christine Krueger
Mendota Heights
St. Paul
James R. Erickson
Chicago
Erickson
Jenkins
Roger Pulak
Pulak
Dennis Muzzuco
St. Cloud
Douglas R. Peterson
Arnold Thompson
Blooming Prairie
Rochester
Thompson
Bernard Gallant
Plummer
Wisconsin June draft call set at 484
Wisconsin's June draft call is 484 compared with 1,016 this month, according to the Selective Service. The national draft call for June is 20,000 from 45,900 in May.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Selective Service Headquarters
Menominee Indians Win Right to Hunt and Fish
The U S Supreme Court, in a 6 to 2 ruling, affirmed that the Menominee Indians may hunt and fish on their Wisconsin land without state interference. Justice William O Douglas stated the 1854 Wolf River Treaty guarantees this right despite Wisconsin law. The decision traces back to state actions after the tribe left federal guardianship in 1961 and a 1963 state ruling.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Wisconsin
William O. Douglas
State Supreme Court
Soviet Cosmos 221 satellite launched for research
The Soviet Union launched an unmanned Cosmos 221 satellite to continue space research. Western experts describe the Cosmos program as testing for future manned flights, orbital weapons, weather work, and spy satellites, with missions kept secret.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
River Readings Chicago Poultry Chicago
USDA live poultry wholesale prices hold steady with roasters at 25 to 26 cents per pound and special fed white rock fryers at 20 to 21 percent. Mercantile Exchange quotes butter 93 score AA at 66 cents, 92 A at 66 cents, 90 B at 63.27 cents, 89 C at 42 cents. Egos grade A writes 2712, mediums 123, standards 24.
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USDA
Chicago Produce
Chicago
Mercantile Exchange
Rexall Drug
Dial Finance
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Ryder Systems
Fabri-Tek, Inc
Allis-Chalmers
Scott Paper
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Sears Roebuck
Gateway Trans
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Goodrich
Gaif
Rices Belleman Brewing
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Interna, Tel
Tel
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Interstate Power
Jim Walter Corp
Jones & Laughlin
Kawecki Chemical
Koehring
Kresge
Minn
Mobil Oi
Montgomery Ward
Monsanto Chemical
Ins
Northern Pacific
Northern States
Northwancorp
Ss. Olin Mathieson
Pepsico
RCA
Stock quotations Marshall Co National Association inter dealer prices
National Association of Securities Dealers quotes as of 9:00 a.m. show inter dealer prices for funds and stocks from CW Transport La Crosse to Wisconsin Fund. Prices exclude retail markup and commissions with bid and ask ranges listed for each fund and company.
Nelson Urges Concessions For Peace In Wisconsin
Sen. Gaylord Nelson tours central Wisconsin launching his re election bid urging U S negotiations to push for a cease fire and UN supervised province by province elections in Vietnam with U S withdrawals as each province votes. He cites resource protections and a tough campaign ahead.
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Green Bay (Ap
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
United States
Nelson
Wausau
Eau Claire
la Crosse
Madison
Green Bay
Paris
U.S
North
South
Vietnam
United Nations
Senate
Lake Michigan
Fox River
Lake Winnebago
Heaven
Estes Kefauver
Weather extends five day outlook with cooler temperatures
The five day forecast shows temperatures about 6 degrees below normal from Tuesday to next Saturday. La Crosse normal highs 75, lows 53. Expect showers Friday, warmer midweek, then cooler Friday and Saturday. Variations include near 70 Tuesday in La Crosse vicinity and statewide cool spells with scattered showers in Minnesota and little change in Iowa.
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la Crosse
Lacrosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Gundersen’s Rise in La Crosse Medical and Civic Life
The article traces Gundersen career from radiology training at the University of Minnesota to a radiologist role at the Gundersen Clinic. He helped start a radiologic technology school, joined the State Board of Medical Examiners in 1959, chaired La Crosse Community Chest in 1962, and served on the Greater La Crosse Chamber of Commerce board. He held a seat on the La Crosse Board of Education since April and serves on personnel, finance and legislative committees. Married to Elizabeth Hanmer of Excelsior, Minn., they have five sons aged six to thirteen.
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la Crosse
Greater
Drug dent John F Kennedy trial details emerge
Report notes Americans obtaining the drug abroad as the U.S. ban is likely to be discussed at a lengthy trial. The proceedings are planned to run for two years with 400 witnesses and 29 scientific experts among plaintiffs, prosecutors, and defense lawyers.
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Dent John F. Kennedy
U.S
Auschwitz
Imany
UW Space Package Sets Flight From White Sands
The University of Wisconsin prepares a fifth space astronomy package with telescopes and ultra violet detectors to be launched Saturday aboard an Aerobee-Hi rocket from White Sands New Mexico. John McNall notes observers from UW Washburn Space Astronomy Laboratory will accompany the mission.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Earth
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Federal Proving Grounds
White Sands
N.M
University of Wisconsin
John McNall
Washburn Space Astronomy Laboratory
N Viet Nam troop presence in South Vietnam debated in Paris talks
U S Ambassador Harriman asserts more than 200000 North Vietnamese troops have fought in South Vietnam since autumn 1964, with many casualties and others in Viet Cong units. Thuy signals some admission, while talks edge toward a concession on troop presence as Hanoi and Washington clash over bombing.
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Paris
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Thuy
United States
Vietnam
Harriman
Hanoi
Cyrus R. Vance
Washington
Johnson
Vance
Xuan
Pham van Dong
Saigon
South
United
Australian Leader Arrives for Talks With LBJ
President Johnson welcomed Prime Minister John Gorton in Washington promising U.S. aims in Vietnam to achieve a peace with honor. Gorton sought contact with LBJ and potential successors, recalling Harold Holt’s pledge to stay all the way with LBJ on Vietnam policy. A cold rain kept the ceremony indoors.
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Washington
Johnson
John Gorton
United States
Vietnam
Asia
South Pacific
White House
Gorton
Harold Holt
Holt
Honolulu
San Francisco
U.S
Supreme Court Upholds Draft Card Burning Ban
The Supreme Court ruled 7-1 that it is a crime to burn or destroy draft cards, upholding a 1965 federal law. Chief Justice Warren wrote the majority opinion, rejecting claims that such acts are protected speech. Justice Douglas dissented. The decision involved David P. O'Brien, convicted for burning a draft card in 1966.
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Supreme Court
Earl Warren
William C. Douglas
Thurgood Marshall
Warren
Court
New Kent County
Jackson, Tenn
Gould, Ark
Civil Aeronautics Board
Zenith Radio Corp
Hazeltine Corp
Hazeltine Research Inc
Zenith
U.S. Circuit Court
Boston
Congress
Douglas
David P. O'Brien
Framingham
Mass
South Boston
O'Brien
Vietnam Death List Includes State Men
The Pentagon listed three Wisconsin servicemen killed in Vietnam. Marine Lance Cpl. David L. Schettl of Manitowoc and Marine Pfc. Eugene K. Lupe of Green Bay were killed in action. Navy Hospitalman Luis Delgado-Class of St Francis died of causes other than enemy action.
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Washington
Pentagon
Wisconsin
Vietnam
Marine Lance Cpl
David L. Schettl
Leroy M.schettl
Manitowoc
Marine Pfc
Eugene K. Lupe
Alice Lupe
Green Bay
Navy
Luis Delgado
Sandara M. Delgado
St. Francis
Power Co op nuisance suit over Alma alfalfa crops
A Buffalo County jury found Alma Dairyland Power Cooperative's plant produced a nuisance by sulfur dioxide emissions affecting alfalfa crops of three nearby farms. Damages were awarded for crop and land losses, but the jury ruled the plant's nuisance did not cause the alleged damages, so no recovery was allowed.
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Alma Farms
Alma
Buffalo County
Alma Dairyland Power Cooperative
Andrew Jost
Andrew Noll
Norbert Noll
Andrew
Olga Jost
Genoa
Gas jets turned on at Cargill House incident in La Crosse
May 26 10 40 a m gas jets on stove started by unknown person. Northern States Power Co notified. May 25 9 18 p m Mrs Emid Strand 46 of 1102 Jackson St by squad to Lutheran Hospital injured arm in fall. May 26 8 46 a m Mrs Anna Schoepp 82 of 1624 Ferry St to St Francis Hospital illness. May 26 12 45 p m Irene Kinney 67 Stoffel Court to St Francis Hospital illness. May 26 5 15 p m Oscar Dean 8 of 719 S 19th St to Grandview Hospital injured right shoulder in fall.
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Cargill House
West Ave
Northern States Power Co
Emid Strand
Jackson St
Lutheran Hospital
Anna Schoepp
Ferry St
St. Francis Hospital
Ilness
Irene Kinney
Stoffel Court
Radio Highlights Baseball Twins vs. Indians
Radio schedule notes Twins vs. Indians baseball on WKBH Monday at 7 45 p m. Speedway reports from Indianapolis air on WLCX through Wednesday at 7 45 a m 8 45 a m 4 45 p m and 5 45 p m.
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Minnesota Twins
Cleveland Indians
WLCX
Speedway
Indianapolis
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