Autumn Cocktail Parties Signal Season Arrival
HAL BOYLE humorously notes autumn starts cocktail party season with social rituals and overlong hosts. Guests struggle through awkward introductions, gag gifts, and sticky food while conversations drift to loud squabbles and smoky rooms. By dawn, fatigue and hangovers set in, yet invites tempt repeatedly.
Wisconsin State Employees Talk on Legislation in La Crosse
Steve Clark of Madison, administrative assistant of the Wisconsin State Employees Association, will speak to a La Crosse area meeting of the association and all state employees at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the State Office Building conference room. He will discuss pending legislation and changes in the Wisconsin Retirement Fund.
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Madison
Wisconsin State Employes Association
la Crosse
Mormon Coulee Road
Clark
Wisconsin Retirement Fund
Huntsville Soldier Completes Missile Course at Redstone Arsenal
Pfc. Darrel E. Hegy 22 son of Donald E. Hegy 1407 George St completed an Army ordnance guided missile course at Redstone Arsenal Huntsville Alabama He trained in maintenance and operation of the Hawk and Nike Hercules missiles He entered the Army in June 1964 completed basic at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri and is a Logan High School graduate class of 1961 who attended La Crosse State University.
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Donald E. Hegy
George St
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Hegy
Army
Fort Leonard Wood
Logan High School
la Crosse State University
Airman Lemke Selected for Language Specialist Training
To Study Language SAN ANTONIO Texas Air man Dennis E Lemke son of Mr and Mrs Edgar H Lemke R 1 La Crescent Minn has been selected for training at Lowry AFB Colo as an Air Force language specialist Lemke a 1965 graduate of Houston Minn High School recently completed basic training at Lackland AFB Tex
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Tex
Dennis E. Lemke
Edgar H. Lemke
R. 1
la Crescent
Minn
Lowry Afb
Colo
Air Force
Lemke
Houston (Minn
Lackland Afb
Actor Zachary Scott Dies of Brain Tumor at 51
Zachary Scott, famed for stage and screen roles, died at age 51 from a malignant brain tumor in Austin. He returned to Texas last August for brief radiation therapy and passed away at his mother's home with family present. Born 1914, Scott left Texas for England as a youth, rose to Broadway then Hollywood, totaling about 34 films. Burial is planned in Austin Memorial Park after a private family service.
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Tex
Zachary Scott
Fanning Heaton
Tryon
N.C
Scott
Zachary Scott Sr
Hollywood
New York
University of Texas
England
New Orleans
Broadway
Jack L. Warner
Ruth Ford
William Crawford
Brooklyn Heights
N.Y
Shelley Scott
New York City
Ford
Sweetibrush
Austin Memorial Park
Weather highlights from last night and yesterday across cities
The report lists overnight low temperatures and yesterday's highs for multiple cities including Bemidji Boston Chicago Denver Des Moines Duluth Fairbanks Fort Worth Honolulu Helena Kansas City Los Angeles Madison Memphis Miami Milwaukee Minneapolis New Orleans New York Phoenix Rapid City Rochester Salt Lake City San Diego Seattle St Louis Washington Winnipeg with a mix of figures such as Bemidji 2 56 and Boston 39 indicating a broad regional temperature snapshot.
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Boston
Chicago
Denver
Des Moines
Dulutha Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Honolulu
Helena
Kansas City
LA Crosse Au
Los Angeles
Madison
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
New Orleans
New York
Phoenix
Rapid City
Rochester
Salt Lake City
San Diego
Seattle
St. Louis
Washington
Winnipeg
Farmers plan to raise more hogs despite steady prices
AP from Washington reports farmers in 10 Midwestern states expect 3 percent more hogs in the September to November period, raising total pork production toward 78.3 million. Despite higher output, the 1965 crop may still be down about 5 percent from 1964. A government study notes most stored loan corn is old, with 16 million from 1963 and 50 million from 1960.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Rhodesia
African Students Protest at Rhodesia Graduation
About 200 students, mostly African, staged a quiet walkout during a graduation ceremony at the University College of Rhodesia and Nyasaland as Governor Sir Humphrey Gibbs began his address. The protest occurred in Salisbury amid tensions over colonial policies.
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Salisbury, Rhodesia
University College of Rhodesia
Nyasaland
Humphrey Gibbs
Woman Wins Damages in Healing Case Against Minister
Mrs Viebranz, a 49 year old from Wisconsin Rapids, sued Rev F Lorenz Lamping claiming fraud in healing sessions. A Milwaukee Circuit Court jury awarded 410000 in damages including 8500 in compensatory and 32500 in punitive, after finding the minister acted as a trance medium for a spirit.
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Milwaukee
Met
Lamping
Wominee Falls
Oo Se
Fred Vie‘branz
F. Lorenz ‘Lamping
Associated Psychic Science Churches Inc
Iran storms leave at least 12 dead Kayhan reports
Severe thunderstorms sweeping Iran over two days killed at least 12 people according to the Kayhan newspaper. The storms battered multiple regions, causing damage and disruptions nationwide.
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Tehran
Iran
Kayhan
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