Senate Approves 3.218 Billion Foreign Aid Bill
The Senate gave final approval to a 3.218 billion foreign aid bill sending it to President Johnson for signature. The measure totals 3.932 billion with 1.17 billion for military aid and 2.048 billion for economic aid including 714 million for the Peace Corps Ryukus Islands and international lending support.
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Washington
Senate
White House
Johnson
House
Peace Corps
Ryukus Islands
Senate House
Sen
Leverett Saltonstall
R-Mass
Senate Appropriations Committee
North
Viet Nam
Congress
PSC Approves Gas Plant, Transmission Line Projects
The Wisconsin Fuel and Light Co. of Manitowoc gains PSC approval to spend 130,144 to expand facilities in Weston Marathon County to take gas from Michigan and Wisconsin Pipe Line to reinforce its Rothschild system and raise pressure. Wisconsin Power and Light Co. gets authorization to build a 69 000 volt transmission line from Dane to De Forest. Pine Telephone Co. in Rolling Langlade County is authorized for sale to General Telephone Co. for 750.
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Madison
Wisconsin Fuel and Light Co
Manitowoc
Public Service Commission
Weston
Marathon County
Michigan and Wisconsin Pipe Line Co
Rothschild
Commission
Wisconsin Power and, Light Co. of
Dane
de Forest
Dane County
Pine Telephone Co
Rolling
Langlade County
General Telephone Co
Births listed from Wisconsin Iowa Minnesota and Michigan
Birth announcements show numerous newborns at hospitals in Black River Falls Vernon Memorial Waukon Madison Minneapolis Joliet Ann Arbor and surrounding areas. Parents include Burlingame Laufenberg Bankes Sveem Schlitz Stussy Breeser Platten Palmer Peterson Lampert Lucas and others with ages and dates spanning Sept and Oct.
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Keith Bankes
Ferryville
Darlene Jerman
Ronald _ Oliver
Viroqua
Joyce Shirley
Robert Sveem
Bonnie Hawkins
Raymond = Schlitz
Mary Schnewinger
Edward Stussy
Donna Bethke
Waukon
Iowa Veterans’ Hospital
Melvin Breeser
New Albin
Iowa
Alton Herman
Herbert Platten
Harpers Ferry
Eugene Oestrle
Norbert Palmer
Monona
Stock Quotes From Shearson Hammill Co
National quotations fromNASD as of 9 am. inter dealer prices noted. Stocks listed include Clark Oil Frantz Mfg and First Bank Stock with bid ask ranges such as 47.0 to 47.5, 43 to 41.5, and 16 to 17.
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Marshall CO
National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
First Bank
Cooler
la Crosse la Crosse Tele
Norplex Corp
Pyroil Co Inc
Sin-Ghe Tausche Bonds
Mutual
Boston Fund
Chem. Fund
Eaton & Howard Ball
Eaton & Howard Sit. F
Fidelity Fund
Incorp. Invest
Mass. Inv
Mass. Inv. Gr
National Invest
William St
Puritan Fund
Wisconsin Fund
City Health Officer Hired By Board
Dr. Joseph A. Concello named city health officer for La Crosse at 1200 dollars monthly. He was former chief of preventive medicine at Olmsted Air Force Base and succeeds Dr. Clinton K. Higgins who resigned last November. Concello, 50, a Hahnemann Medical College graduate, served in the Army during World War II and later as a public health physician in Chester Pennsylvania and Alachua County Florida before Olmsted.
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la Crosse
Hahnemann Hospital
Japan
Concello
Chester
Alachua County
Fla
Jacksonville
Olmsted Air Force Base
Portage Woman Dies After Three Car Crash
Aged Portage resident Marion Hurd, 81, died in a Portage hospital from injuries from a three car collision on Highway 51. The Wisconsin highway death toll for the year reaches 757, down from 819 a year ago. Francis Lloyd, 61, Campbellsport, who was injured in a separate U.S. 41 crash, died Tuesday in a Fond du Lac hospital.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Marion Hurd
Portage
Highway 51
Francis Lloyd
Campbellsport
U.S. 41
Dodge County
Fond du Lac
Beloit Woman Dies Of Crash Injuries
Mrs. Richard Haase, 39, Beloit, died at Memorial Hospital Rockford from injuries from a two car crash near Pecatonica Illinois. She was a passenger in the car driven by her husband when the Sunday collision occurred east of Freeport.
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Beloit
Richard Haase
Rockford, Ill
Memorial Hospital
Haase
Pecatonica
Freeport
Swift & Company Markets Report From Winona Minnesota
Swift and Company in Winona Minnesota lists market hours from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. with no Friday market and noon quotations. Hog prices rise 25 cents with top hogs at 22.75 and butchers 22.75-23.25, cattle steady to weak with various grade ranges, veal up 1 dollar on good to choice, and local livestock receiving after closing priced next morning. Chicago poultry and produce markets noted with small receipts due to Jewish holiday and mixed prices for butter eggs and potatoes. South St. Paul livestock shows cattle 4,000 and hogs 6,000 with higher bids on steers and hogs and mixed activity on cows and calves.
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Swift & Company
Winona
Minn
Kwno
South ST. Paul
South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
President Johnson to have gall bladder surgery at Bethesda
The Mayo Clinic team confirms President Johnson has gall bladder stones and will undergo removal at Bethesda Naval Hospital. Doctors estimate a 10 to 14 day stay with limited activity, and the White House vows full updates. Mrs. Johnson plans to be at the hospital. daughters Luci and Lynda will assist as possible.
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Cain
Mayo Clinic
Mayo
Barkley
Johnson
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Secretary of Defense
White House
Humphrey
Washington
Eisenhower
Bill D. Moyers
Hallenbeck
Hurst
Burkley
David Paul Osborne
Naval Hospital
Edward P. Didier
Donald C. Mcllrath
Navy
James Young
Moyers
Lbj Ranch
Texas
Luci
Lynda
University of Texas At Austin
Negro demonstrators blocked from Georgia school buses
Police clashed with about 17 Negro pupils trying to board white student buses in Crawfordville Georgia as civil rights leaders push a boycott and a planned march to Atlanta. Troopers wrestled several youths to the ground and jailed one, with more arrests reported in Americus.
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Crawfordville
Georgia
Atlanta
Charles Brown
Americus
Taliaferro County
Americas
Suslov Urges Unity Despite Cold China Rifts
Pravda reports Mikhail Suslov reiterates effort to bridge Soviet Chinese Communist differences while noting Beijing rejects talks. He pushes for a world Communist unity meeting as Peking calls Soviet leaders lackeys of U.S. imperialism. Topic to be discussed at the 23rd Soviet Congress on March 29.
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Moscow
Pravda
Mikhail Suslov
Communist Party
Peking
Suslov
U.S
Kremlin
Soviet Communist Party
U M Student Dies After Cycle Crash in Minneapolis
Paul L. Krueger 22 a University of Minnesota student died at General Hospital from head injuries after a Sunday night collision between his motorcycle and a car at a Minneapolis intersection. He was the son of Dr and Mrs Victor Krueger of Nomeping near Duluth and Minnesota's 1965 traffic fatalities rose to 592, 37 under last year.
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Minneapolis
Paul L. Krueger
University of Minnesota
General Hospital
Victor Krueger
Nopeming
Duluth
Minnesota
Chamberlain's Son Dies in Malmesbury Home
Francis Neville Chamberlain, son of the former British prime minister, died at his residence near Malmesbury England early today. He was reported to be in his 1s.
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Malmesbury
England
Francis Neville Chamberlain
Here
Weather forecast for Lacrosse region and nearby states
Partly cloudy and cooler tonight with fair mild Thursday. West Wisconsin expects 4-6 above normal temperatures through Monday. La Crosse region normal highs 66 and lows 43. Sunrise Thursday 7 09 a.m. Sunset 6 36 p.m. Precipitation about 0.25 inch in weekend showers.
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Lacrosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
la Crosse
River readings and flood stage update
River readings show flood stage levels at Winona La Crosse Lansing and Prairie du Chien with 24 hour changes. Forecasts list levels for Winona La Crosse Lansing and nearby tributaries with expected values for the coming days.
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Winona
C.P
T.W
Dakota
Lacrosse
Prairie du Chien
Trempealeau
Dodge
Galesville
la Crosse
W. Salem
Root
Houston
Sentence Of Malingerer To Be Suspended
SAN ANTONIO AP The 4th U.S. Army commander will suspend the court martial sentence given to Pfc. Winster R. Belton who went on a hunger strike to avoid deployment to Vietnam. Belton pleaded guilty as proceedings began and could receive a full review after 12 months. The case was moved from Ft. Benning to Ft. Sam Houston for venue reasons.
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San Antonio
Tex
4Th U.S. Army
Viet Nam
Pfc
Winster R. Belton
Milwaukee
Wis
1St Cavalry
Ft. Benning
Ft. Sam Houston
Robert Colglazier
4Th Army
Colglazier
Belton
Ft. Sam ‘Houston
Ft. Bennington
Water Purifier Vending Machine Debuts At Symposium
A vending machine that purifies and dispenses water for a dime a half gallon was shown at an international salinization water conference. It aims for use in supermarkets motels and public places letting customers bring their own jug for clean local water.
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Washington
Gordon F. Leitner
Aqua- Chem, Inc
Waukesha
Wis
Leitner
California
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Florida
Dakotas
Deaths Rev Mahlum to Officiate Mahlum Service
Rev. E. T. Anderson, not Rev. N. A. Berntson, will officiate at services for B. Morris Mahlum, 66, of Holmen, who died Monday October 4.
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E. T. Anderson
N. A. Berntson
B. Morris Mahlum
Holmen
Insurance firms urged to improve image or face government role
Minnesota Insurance Commissioner Cyrus Magnusson told a Chicago convention that private firms must better serve the public or the government will step in, citing Medicare as a model. He urged broader use of deductible policies for fire and home damage and warned against small claims padding that raises premiums. He also urged workable flood insurance and more state cooperation to resist federal regulation.
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Chicago
Minnesota
Cyrus Magnusson
National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies
Magnusson
Cannonballs stolen from Mauston courthouse lawn
Mauston Wisconsin police report three cannonballs missing from the lawn beside the Juneau County courthouse. Police Chief Jack Ripley says the theft occurred early Sunday after a prankster sawed through the bars and removed the objects, which had previously been secured with metal straps.
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Mauston
Wis
Juneau County
Jack Ripley
Reverence Respect Bill Passes Senate in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Senate approved a bill requiring all public and private high schools to teach reverence for the flag the Declaration of Independence and the state and federal constitutions. Authored by Sen. Raymond C. Rice the measure passed 22 to 9 after long debate and heads to the Assembly. Rice argued current law lacks mandated study and aims to strengthen citizenship duties and knowledge amid perceived fuzzy thinking.
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Wisconsin
Senate
Raymond C. Rice
R-La Crosse
Department of Public Instruction
Rice
Rescued Workers From Millston
Two Millston men Gene Zahrte and Stanley Bernette were rescued from a sewer excavation cave in Portage Wisconsin. They were pulled from a 25 foot ditch after two hours by fellow workers and firemen and taken to hospital for observation. Both men work for Rezin Construction Co of Tomah.
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Millston
Wis
Monsday
Portage
Jackson County
Gene Zahrte
Dudley Zahrte
Stanley Bernette
Willard Bernette
Rezin Construction Co
Tomah
Pope Paul May Visit Poland Next
Vatican observers expect Pope Paul VI to visit a Communist country after his U N appearance with Andrei Gromyko. Poland is viewed as the most likely destination in a possible peace pilgrimage following his Holy Land and India trips.
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Vatican City
Paul
United Nations
Andrei A. Gromyko
Poland
New York
Vatican
Pope Paul
Italy
Holy Land
Jordan
Israel
India
Radio Preacher Attacks Pope Visit to U S
The Rev. Carl McIntire denounces Pope Paul VI’s US trip as weakening Western defenses against communism. He accuses the pope of offering no peace formula and says the visit is a propaganda show aiding Communist efforts to neutralize resistance.
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New York
Carl McIntire
Paul VI
America
Collingswood
N.J
International Council of Christian Churches
United States
Underwriters Hear Talk by Minneapolis Man Ringham
Clark H Ringham C L A general agent for Central Life Assurance Co Minneapolis will speak at the Western Wisconsin Association of Life Underwriters meeting at noon Friday in the Holiday Inn Ringham has 14 years in insurance nine as a general agent He started a Central Life agency five years ago and the unit posted 55 million in 1964 and aims for 7 million in 1965 He is a World War II veteran Concordia College Moorhead alumnus and a former coach teacher married with four children.
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Clark H. Ringham
Central Life Assurance Co
Minneapolis
Western Wisconsin Association of Life Underwriters
Holiday Inn
Ringham
Central Life
Concordia College
Moorhead, Minn
Two Tannery Workers Face Murder Counts
Milwaukee two unemployed tannery workers were charged with first degree murder in the shotgun slaying of liquor store owner Charles Kahn. Ronald Wassenaar 31 and Terry Brzycki 26 were initially charged with third degree murder and attempted armed robbery before prosecutors upgraded the count after inspecting the crime scene.
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Milwaukee
Ronald K. Wassenaar
Terry L. Brzycki
Charles Kahn
Ben J. Wiener
Dist
Hugh R. O'Connell
Wiener
O'Connell
Wassenaar
Brzycki
Jews Observe Day of Atonement Across the World
Jews worldwide observe Yom Kippur the day of atonement for 24 hours beginning at sundown Tuesday night. Fasting and prayer mark the period as they reflect on the prior year's shortcomings. The Shofar signals its end at sunset tonight, closing the 5726 Jewish New Year observance.
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New York
Woman Missing After River Dragging Near Mauston
Mauston Wisconsin authorities resumed river search at the Lemon Weir River for Mrs. Howard Rose 41 of Mauston after her husband reported her missing early Tuesday. Her car was found near a local bridge and a note from Mrs. Rose was later discovered. she is the mother of an 11 year old boy.
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Mauston
Wis
Lemonweir
Howard Rose
Church Urged to Condemn Nuclear Arms at Vatican
Bishops from England Canada Europe and North Africa urged the Vatican Council to condemn all nuclear arms including for defense and to support conscientious objectors. They rejected the idea that nuclear arms can deter war and pressed for broader national bishops' authority and decentralization of church structure.
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Vatican City
Desmands
Vatican Ecumenical Council
England
Canada
Europe
North Africa
U.S
Vatican
Bailey says political life lies in administration not laws
Chairman John M. Bailey of the Democratic National Committee told the opening of a two day meeting of the party's special equal rights committee that realities of politics are in how laws are enforced. He noted the committee was created to ensure all voters regardless of race color creed or national origin can participate in party affairs. The session was closed.
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Washington
John M. Bailey
Democratic National Committee
Baby Found in 1 90 Rest Area Building
A newborn boy was found in a Portage area rest stop building along Interstate 90 94, wrapped in blankets and reportedly healthy. A couple reported the infant to Columbia County authorities and a note attached requested a good home and mentioned a brand of baby food.
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Portage
Interstate
Columbia County
Vern Golz
Adjustors Meet Lawyer Seth Stoltz In La Crosse
La Crosse Adjustors Association held a meeting with speaker Seth Stoltz addressing state and federal boating laws and recent court decisions. LeRoy Carlson elected president succeeding James Grenison. Milton Smith named secretary treasurer. Gene Haskins appointed committee chair. About 25 area men comprise the group including company employees and independent adjustors.
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Seth Stoltz
la Crosse Adjustors Association
LeRoy Carlson
James Grenison
Milton Smith
Gene Haskins
Adjustors Association
Radio Highlights and Schedule Brief
Radio highlights list Wednesday at 7 p.m. on WLCX with Vox Pop. Thursday features WKBH at 1 45 p.m. with World Series baseball coverage.
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WLCX
WKBH
World Sexries
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