Husband Held After Shotting Suspect Linked Wife Found Dead
In Minnesota a shooting at a Long Prairie service station left James Werner wounded. Colen, a Minneapolis man, admitted the attack and was charged with attempted murder. Police later found Colen’s wife Patricia dead from gunshot wounds at their Minneapolis home, investigators noting the couple was estranged. Police pursued leads in Minneapolis and Long Prairie as the probe continued.
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Minneapolis
Ai Jiff
Colen
Werner
Minneapolife
Long Prairie
Clifford Colen
James Werner
Patricia
Twin Cities
Jim Bain
Todd County
Sher
Iff
Isome
Highway Patrol Radio
Donald Weise
Sauk Centre
Official Urges Bigger Budget For Tourism
LAND O LAKES AP The state should invest more in Wisconsin tourism says Harry Thoma director of the State Travel Service at the Resort Association of Wisconsin convention He urges a minimum of 1 million yearly for tourism advertising plus state matching funds for county and regional promotions and more research and an advisory tourism council He notes recreation at 600 million annually is the third largest industry and could top 1 billion Thoma also cites 16 million in state taxes from out of state visitors and the association backs easier liquor licenses for larger resorts and honors Carl Marty for 25 years of promotion of recreation Similarly William Froelich Jr is elected president with Vance Dawson stepping down and Hooker Kadzak named vice president.
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Land O’lakes
Wisconsin
State Travel Service
Harry Thoma
Resort Association of Wisconsin, Inc
Thoma
Carl Marty
Northernaire
Three Lakes
William Froelich Jr
Saynor
Vance Dawson
Whitewater
Hooker Kadzak
Pardeville
Albert Lea Hotel May Be Dismantled
The Hotel Albert in Albert Lea may be torn down after lease nonrenewal. Don Jacobson will not renew his lease that ends November 30, and owner Miss Virginia Watland plans to end the 200 room hotel's operation, likely selling and dismantling the landmark. Roald Amundsen and Elizabeth Taylor are among notable past guests.
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Albert Lea, Minn
Albert
Albert Lea
Don Jacobson
Virginia Watland
Albert Register
Roald Amundsen
South Pole
Elizabeth Taylor
Wisconsin reports rising self poisoning attempts in 1963 64
The Wisconsin State Board of Health says 773 people attempted suicide by poison in the last two years, with the highest rates among those under 35. Only hospitals serving half the population reported, suggesting numbers would nearly double if all hospitals reported. About 200 poisoning deaths were recorded in 1963 and 1964, with gas as the lethal substance in 60 percent of cases.
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Madison
State Board of Health
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Medical Journal
State Medical Society
McClellan Pushes Bill to Ease Crime Confession Rules
Sen McClellan proposes a subcommittee to study reforms allowing confessions admissible despite arraignment delays. He argues current court rulings hamper law enforcement and that the Mallory rule leads to killers escaping punishment. The plan preserves counsel and offense notification while letting judges decide reasonable interrogation time.
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Supreme Court
U.S
McClellan
Congress
Washington, D.C
Kickapoo Trail To Hold First Tour On Sunday
Kickapoo Trails Association plans the first Kickapoo River Highway 131 tour for Sunday October 3 at about 10 a.m. The 60 mile valley route runs from Wilton to Waureka with ends and junctions open to all. Ribbon markers will identify participants and many will bring picnics, with nearby restaurants in several villages.
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Wauzeka
Wis
Kickapoo Trails Association
Wisconsin
Kickapoo Country
Wilton
Waureka
Gays ‘Mills
Soldiers Grove
Viet Nam Confirms Executions and Shootdowns Amid Tension
Vietnamese news reports indicate three U S aircraft were shot down in North Vietnam on Thursday while one American pilot survived a crash in South Vietnam. In Saigon five convicts were executed for murder and rape, with a sixth man spared amid uncertainties about Viet Cong reprisal threats.
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Nol
U.S
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Market Place
Viet Cong
Agents Here Not Affected By Strike
The Insurance Workers National Union strike against Prudential Insurance Co. does not affect Prudential agents in Minnesota, Wisconsin, North and South Dakota. The union and company contract expired September 26 and negotiators have met daily with Federal Mediator James A. Holden in Washington, D.C. The union covers about 17,300 district agents operating in 34 states and the District of Columbia.
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Insurance Workers National Union
Aflcio
Prudential Insurance Co
Prudential
Minnesota
Wisconsin
North
South Dakota
James A. Holden
Washington, D.C
States
District of Columbia
Gas siphoned at La Crosse Sand and Gravel office
Burglary attempt at La Crosse Sand and Gravel Co. office in R 1 Thursday night ended with thieves siphoning gasoline from a company truck. A window was damaged but entry blocked. Deputy Harry Schaffer noted muddy footprints including a woman's shoe at the scene. Marble statue luster from light seeping into stone and reflecting crystals is noted.
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la Crosse
Guard units to be brought to high readiness in Minnesota
Defense plan places Minnesota's 47th Infantry Division of the National Guard in a three brigade high priority group. Minnesota would contribute a brigade, division headquarters and base to the reorganized 47th, with other brigades drawn from Wisconsin and Oklahoma. Brig. Gen. Leon Hagen notes select units gain 24 drills beyond 48 and reach 100 percent manpower, estimating about 8,000 guardmen in a headquarters base and brigade, with 9,600 statewide.
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Aberdeen
Defense Department
Minnesota
47Th Infantry Division
National Guard
McNamara
Dvision
47Th
Wisconsin
Oklahoma
Leon H. Hagen
Hagen
Stock Quotations from New York Exchange
Inter dealer prices as of 9 am shown by Shearson Hammill. National quotations from NASD. Prices exclude retail markup and commission. Clark Oil 349 35 4, First Bank Stock 4 41 2.
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New York Stock Exchange
Shearson, Hammill & CO
National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
Centrf
Clark Oil
First Bank
Trucker Held On Posing As CIA Agent
Ralph J. Davis a 36 year old St Paul truck driver was held on five thousand dollar bond after being charged with posing as a CIA agent. He was arrested Thursday by an FBI agent and Albert Lea police. He faces additional charge of obtaining money from a wife relative while pretending to be a lieutenant colonel in the Air Force assigned to the CIA. Davis reportedly admitted the impersonation. His wife Linda 21 recently moved from a St Paul address and is living with relatives near Albert Lea.
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Albert Lea
Minn
Ralph J. Davis
St. Paul
Central Intelligence Agency
Davis
FBI
Albert Leaf
Air Force
CIA
Asst
U.S. Atty
Patrick J. Foley
Minneapolis
Linda
Avenue
Traffic plan set for Oktoberfest parade in La Crosse
La Crosse City Police Department will manage traffic Saturday for the Oktoberfest parade starting at Copeland Park at 1 30 p m A large contingent of officers from several agencies will enforce detours and parking restrictions along Highway 53 Rose and George streets Lang Drive La Crosse Street and Cass Street The plan includes meter hooding no parking zones and a parade route detour to guide southbound and northbound traffic.
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George Street
la Crosse City
Copeland Park
Highway 53
Rose Street
Cass-7th-La Crosse-Lang Drive
la Crosse County
4Th Street
Vine
Cass Sts
King Street
3Rd
5Th Avenue
Cass
King Sts
Clinton Street
Rose
Black River Bridge
Windsor
Clinton
St. Paul Streets
Lang Drive
Windsor Street
Caledonia Street
Copeland Avenue
Hagar Street
Hagar
St. Cloud Street
Copeland Park Drive
Gillette Street
Monitor Street
Avon Street
Causeway
la Crosse Street
Manhasset
N.Y
la Crosse
Shiela Sklar
Cass Street
Herbert
New York City
Sklar
Manhattan
Columbia - Presbyterian Medical Center
Patton urges aid to low income farmers
President James G. Patton of the National Farmers Union calls for a $200 million yearly conservation program review to expand help for low income family farmers. He says soil and water payments should prioritize assisting smaller, poorer farmers over large operators.
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Patton
Washington
James G. Patton
National Farmers Union
Prince Harald in Wisconsin for muskellunge hunt and visits
Crown Prince Harald of Norway arrives in Madison in a Wisconsin tour with a planned muskellunge fishing trip guided by state officials. A sold out Saturday banquet at Bethel Lutheran Church and a Sunday public reception precede a visit to Little Norway and a return to Minneapolis.
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Madison
Prince Harald of
Norway
Oslo
Wisconsin
Warren P. Knowles
Prince Harald
Bethel Lutheran Church
Hans K. Engen
Parker Pen Co
Janesville
Bethel Lutheran
Little Norway
Minocqua-Woodruff Lake
Arthur MacArthur
City School Bus Drivers Honored for Safe Driving
Three La Crosse City School District bus drivers earned National Safety Council safety awards. Robert Peterson receives an 18 year award, Thomas Formanek a six year award, and Fred Thiede a three year award for completing their periods without accidents.
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la Crosse City
National Safety Council
C. Emmet Ford
Robert Peterson
Thomas Formanek
Fred Thiede
Ruth Seegar Named Queen At Onalaska Luther Homecoming
Ruth Seegar of West Salem was named queen of the Onalaska Luther High School Homecoming festivity. She is joined by court members Cheryl Berg of La Crosse and Debby Osgood of West Salem in the weekend celebration.
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Onalaska
Wis
Ruth Seegar
West Salem
Onalaska Luther High School
Miss Seegar
Cheryl Berg
la Crosse
Debby Osgood
Permit Denied for Doerflinger Co. North 19th Street Project
The William Doerflinger Co. had its $75,000 construction permit for 121 N. 19th St. denied by City Building Inspector Eugene R. Dally due to insufficient rear yard. An appeal is planned by a store official.
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William Doerflinger Co
N. 19Th St
Eugene R. Dally
Livestock markets report from Swift & Company Winona
Swift and Company in Winona Minnesota posts hog cattle and veal prices and market hours. Hogs ease about 25 cents while cattle remain steady with ranges for grades and weights. Chicago and South St Paul prices for butter potatoes grains and livestock are listed.
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Livestock Markets Swift & Company
Winona, Minn. Highway
Kwno
Winona
South ST. Paul
South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Two Bridges Damaged Near Prairie
Grant County authorities investigate damage to two bridges over the Wisconsin River near Prairie du Chien six miles south on U S 18 and Wisconsin 35. Bridges remain open as investigators consider a large machinery impact. State crime laboratory photographed the sites and collected paint samples.
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Prairie DU Chien
Wis
Grant County
Wisconsin River
Bridgeport
Here
U.S. 18
Wisconsin 35
State Crime Laboratory
Arrest in Seattle Involving Rollin J. Peters and Stokes Mixup
A Seattle arrest of Rollin J. Peters on La Crosse County warrants involved a $5,000 claim against Clarence J. Stokes who is described as a former Onalaska resident now in Wabasha Minnesota. The report incorrectly named Stokes in place of Peters regarding a second embezzlement charge.
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Seattle
Rollin J. Peters
S. 24Th St
Onalaska
Peters
la Crosse County
Clarence J. Stokes
Wabasha, Minn
National Charities Inc
Stokes
Judge sentences James Murdock to death in electric chair
In Chicago, Circuit Court Judge imposes the death penalty on James Murdock, 38, for rape and murder of 49 year old Mrs. Alvina Godlewski, who was killed May 7, 1964. Murdock was convicted by a jury of nine men and three women.
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Chicago
James Murdock
Murdock
Alvina Godlewski
Weather Record Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Five-Day Forecast
Fair Friday night cooler east and south with warmer Saturday in most areas. Minnesota mostly fair Friday night with fair Saturday and possible showers in extreme north. Iowa fair Friday night and Saturday with warmer Friday night and Saturday. Sunrise Saturday 7 02 a m Sunset 6 47 p m. Five day temperatures mostly 2 degrees below normal with minor day to day changes. Precipitation limited to one tenth or less and shower chances Sunday or Monday.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Pope to Say Mass at Fabled Yankee Stadium
In Yankee Stadium, 90,000 worshipers will watch Pope Paul VI as he conducts a mass behind second base. The event marks a historic moment in the venue known as The House that Ruth Built, with the crowd packing the ballpark’s 67,000 seats and standees.
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Pope
Yankee Stadium
Arthur Everett
NEW York
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Miller Huggins
Second Base
Paul VI
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Ruth
Yankees
Howard Ehmke
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Municipal Stadium
St Paul Winter Carnival Delegation Sets Record Arrival
The St Paul Winter Carnival party count climbs past 900, the largest excursion from St Paul. Three Burlington trains will bring crowds to La Crosse and downtown, with 2,535 brats sold by Thursday night and outdoor dancing canceled due to weather.
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St. Paul
la Crosse
Chicago
Bratwursthaus
North Side
Manifest Grounds
Copeland
Walter R. Rogers
North Side Committee
F. W. Freking
Newmanites Plan Leadership Day at Roncalli Center
The La Crosse Newman Apostolate hosts a leadership day on Saturday starting at 10 a.m. at the Roncalli Newman Center with Rev. Joseph Sullivan leading talks by Patricia Tomczak and Richard Newman and a closing Mass and supper. A final line notes poison hemlock is in the parsley family.
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la Crosse State Newman
Roncalli Newman Center
Joseph Sullivan
Sacred Heart Parish
Eau Claire
Patricia Tomczak
Marquette University
Richard Newman
Newman Club
Eau Claire State University
Newman
Father Sullivan
Rotary Security Seminar Highlights National Seminar Talk
Rotary Club held a Thursday noon meeting at Hotel Stoddard featuring a talk on national security by Rotary member Philip Davy. Slides were shown by Clark Nixon. New Batavian National Bank president Lyle Anderson joined the club, bringing members to 99.
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Philip Davy
Rotary Club
Stoddard
Clark Nixon
Lyle Anderson
Batavian National Bank
Edward Carlsson
Thomas Turner
Rotary
Arthur Moody
Robert Steuck
Interaet
Richard Frederick
Logan
John Tweed
Central
Robert Weisel
St. Paul
Dick Hoglund
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Roy Roberts
San Francisco
T. J. Barcio
Sparta
Chett Moore
Rich Callaway
Madison
Dave Roberts
Roland Schwandt
la Crosse
Patriotic Songs Across European 1 Spangled 39 Ignited Banner
Crossword style puzzle listing across clues for patriotic songs and Germanic terms with entries including spangled banner and Yankee Ditty as well as various wordplay pieces. Down clues accompany, listing Saint's tom and other brief hints for fill.
Baltic native li petal degree puzzle answer
Gullible person slang re case suffix submerge as a submarine speed lay mimicker desert dweller ir Greek physician one-legged supports meantime harem room steering wildly bewilders baseball team Ireland compass point pilfer slang lifetime unclose poet
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Ireland
Compass Point
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S. 7Th St
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Tribune
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Weise
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Bloomington
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D - Ark
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Pepsi-Cola
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Republic Steel
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Woolworth
Zenith Dow Jones
THE
Marshall Co
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Incorp. Invest
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Puritan Fund
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Colorado
Will Rogane
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