Marilyn Filler Named June Dairy Queen Queen
Marilyn Filler 18 of Onalaska was chosen La Crosse County’s June Dairy Month queen at a banquet in La Crosse State University Hall of Presidents. She, from a Brice Prairie dairy farm family, will promote dairy products and receive $100 and a wardrobe.
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North Shore Drive
Gloria Jean Anderson
Kay Pierce
Rebecca Ann Kunert
Eileen Roesler
la Crosse
Gloria Jean Wuench
Theresa Hall
West Salem
Sue Brown
Sally Silha
Marilyn
Plump is praised by Northwestern doctor in Chicago Medicine
Dr Thaddeus Kostrubala argues that embracing corpulence reflects intellect and soul and notes figures like Buddha Churchill Daley and Al Hirt as beautiful. He blames life insurance and internal medicine for a false beauty standard and cites examples of people eating well and thriving despite pressures.
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Richard J. Daley
De Gaulle Quits Paris and Flees to Country Home
President Charles de Gaulle left Paris amid social upheaval for his eastern France country home in Colombey les Deux Eglises after mounting rumors of resignation. Demonstrators marched from Place de la Bastille as National Assembly dissolution talk swirled. Pompidou planned a TV address while de Gaulle was absent from the capital.
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General Confederation of Labor
St. Lazare Railway Station
Orange buoy sighting adds clue to missing Scorpion
The Navy reported an unidentified orange object north of the Atlantic oil slick linked to the missing submarine Scorpion and its 99 crew. Speculation circled whether the object was a messenger buoy. The oil slick location remains unconfirmed and unlinked to the Scorpion as search efforts expand with 50 ships and 30 planes.
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McCarthy Upset Falls to RFK in Oregon Primary
In Portland Oregon Sen Eugene McCarthy defeats Sen Robert F Kennedy ending a long Kennedy run in Oregon voting Kennedy loses ground as Humphrey gains via write ins Nixon dominates Republican contest in Oregon with over 70 percent support as Reagan appears on ballot and Rockefeller write ins reach about five percent Nixon says nomination is near after Oregon results
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Nixon Defeats Reagan in Oregon Primary Upset
Oregon's Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy emerged as the upset victor while Robert F. Kennedy faced a first time loss ahead of California as vice president Hubert Humphrey remained wary of Kennedy's threat to his Democratic bid.
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Florida
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Indiana
Nebraska
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Walter R. Mears
Hubert Humphrey
Apyeu
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City Hall Low Bids Total 2.6 Million
The city building panel recommended low bids totaling 2 616 202 for a new city hall, about 176 900 below earlier bids after eliminating underground heated garage and other alternates. Peter Nelson and Son Inc led at 1 742 000 for general work. Orville E Madsen of Minneapolis bid 1 811 700.
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Donald W. Affolter
la Crosse Tribune
Warren Loveland
E Peter Nelson and Son
Sherman Stellpflug
4Th and
Badger Streets
Harry Schroeder
Robert Hackner
Peter Nelson and Son, Inc
Minneapolis
Orville E. Madsen
Plumbing — Healy Plumbing Land Heating
St. Paul
Memorial Day rites parade set for La Crosse
Six services honor 2100 La Crosse dead with a 10:15 a.m. Oak Grove service after an 8:30 a.m. parade from Cameron Park. Events include a wreath ritual at Riverside Park 11:10 a.m. and services at five cemeteries, plus student musical performances and grave decorations totaling about 125 helpers.
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Campbell Cemetery
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la Crosse
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King Street
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