Rights Group In March On Mayer's Home
Milwaukee civil rights boycott leaders stage a four day protest at mayor Henry Maier's residence after a second rally at the school board president Foley's home. About 250 marchers face a residential noise ban while absences drop in 148 schools and Dick Gregory plans a Thursday visit.
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Milwaukee
Lake Michigan
Henry Maier
Roman R. Atkielski
Maier
School Board
John S. Foley
Lloyd A. Barbee
Wisconsin
Barbee
Dick Gregory
Dist
Hugh R. O’connell
Groppi
Foley
St. Boniface
Michael Neuberger
Austen Schlaefer
St. Elizabeth’s Catholic Church
Father Neuberger
Eugene Bleidorn
Father Groppi
Universities Seek Pay Increase For Faculty In Wisconsin
The University of Wisconsin and state universities seek a 1.2 million dollar pay boost funded by the Legislature. UW would gain 800000 and the nine state universities 366000. the push faces fall-session hurdles and mixed legislative support as rankings and rhetoric shape the debate.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Joint Finance Committee
Warren P. Knowles
University of Wisconsin
Arthur DeBardeleben
Park Falls
University Board of Regents
Candidate Wins Election By One Vote
In the Marinette area the Republican primary for the Marinette Florence county Assembly seat produced a 1,421 to 1,420 win for Daniel Miron over Robert Angwall. Miron, Marinette County district attorney, leads the race with Leslie Stevenson winning the Democratic nomination for the next month’s special election. Angwall filed for a recount in all 43 precincts. Betley had withdrawn from the Democratic race. The special election fills the seat after Robert Haase resigned to become state insurance commissioner. Lucey acted as governor in Knowles absence.
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Marinette
Assembly
Florence
Daniel Miron
Peshtigo
Robert Angwall
Leslie Stevenson
Angwall
Marinette County
Miron
Wrecking Permit Issued for Doerflinger Stores Site
The William Doerflinger Co. received a wrecking permit to clear 119 and 123 North 19th Street for a 75000 dollar neighborhood store near La Crosse State University. The Board of Appeals waived the rear yard rule at the firm's request.
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William Doerflinger Co
N. 19Th St
la Crosse State University
Board of Appeals
Doerflinger
Jackson Plaza
Roland Beranek
Shelby St
Philip A. Jensen
23Rd St
Fire Cause Under Investigation After Boy Dies
International Falls Minnesota authorities probe the fire that killed 5 year old Raymond M. Peterson and burned his sister Cindy 11 at their South International Falls home. Five other children were at home. parents Fred and Mrs Currier were absent.
Parachute Jump From Balloon Delayed Again Over Minnesota
Nicholas J. Piantanida, 33, of New Jersey, postpones a planned 118000 foot jump from a balloon for a third day as weather keeps balloon from launching near Minneapolis. The event now targets Thursday pending improved conditions.
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Minneapolis
Nicholas J. Piantanida
New Jersey
Tragic Death of Oshkosh Freshman Shocks Campus
Police traced the death of Kaukauna native football player James Kappell, a Oshkosh State University freshman found dead after vanishing Sept 28. Autopsy showed severe head injuries and bindings. authorities suspect drowning after he was tossed into Lake Winnebago. No suspects or motives identified. few classmates reportedly knew him.
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Peared
Oshkosh State University
Guenther
Oshkosh
Kappell
Kaukauna
Here
Robert Main
Lt. Main
Kaukauna High School
Harry Wilson
Oshkosh State
Two Wisconsin Fugitives Caught After Swamp Escape
Police using dogs and an aircraft flushed two Wisconsin escapees from a swamp near Marquette. Russell Beaudry, 20, Milwaukee, and Irving Horan, 19, Edgerton, had fled the Wisconsin State Reformatory at Green Bay and walked away Monday. They did not resist when found. Beaudry was serving burglary and auto theft terms.
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Marquette, Mich
Wisconsin
Marquette
Russell Beaudry
Milwaukee
Irving Horan
Edgerton
Wis
Wisconsin State Reformatory
Green Bay
Beaudry
Reformatory
Island of Jersey to tax cars by length
Jersey will tax cars by length to raise funds for new roads and to encourage residents to use smaller cars. The island has 30,000 cars and 65,000 population with 500 miles of road and its own parliament under the British monarchy.
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Jersey
Channel Islands
Rhodesian Cabinet Deliberates On Independence Step
Rhodesia's cabinet met to decide on declaring independence from Britain, with Prime Minister Ian Smith keeping the decision private for now. A London source said Britain would label independence a rebellion and move to seize the government via Governor Sir Humphrey Gibbs, while Harold Wilson’s government would avoid force due to public opinion.
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Salisbury
Rhodesia
Britain
Ian Smith
Smith
Harold Wilson
Wilson
London
Humphrey Gibbs
Sukarno Seeks Firm Ties With China
Jakarta reports say President Sukarno and his cabinet remain committed to the Pekin Jakarta axis and to strengthening solidarity with China amid efforts by American imperialists to estrange Indonesia from its Communist ally. The army-backed regime accuses the Indonesian Communist party of involvement in the Oct. 1 coup attempt, with Peking blamed for backing the rebels.
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Jakarta
Sukarno
Peking
Chaerul Saleh
Red China
Saleh
Indonesia
People’s
China
Indonesian Communist Party
President Johnson to rest at Texas ranch after gall bladder removal
After surgery on October 8 Johnson plans a brief hospital stay then convalescence at the Texas ranch. Press secretary Moyers said the President will work only to carry out essential duties while nonessential tasks are curtailed. Tuesday he signed 22 bills, asked Congress for $500 million, and walked the hospital grounds.
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Johnson
White House
Texas
ABC
Bill Lawrence
Moyers
Congress
Pheasant Slams Door Breaks Girl's Arm in Dayton
In Dayton Ohio Denise Shelton eight-year-old girl suffered a broken right arm when a cock pheasant slammed into the side of the car as she rode with her parents Mr and Mrs Earl Shelton. The bird was killed by the impact and Denise kept a few feathers as a keepsake.
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Dayton
Ohio
Denise Shelton
Denise
Earl Shelton
Births at Lutheran and Veterans Hospitals listed
In La Crosse Lutheran Hospital on Oct 14 a daughter was born to Rev. and Mrs. Ronald Nielsen of 1552 Prospect Street. On Oct 17 a daughter arrived for Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Stokes of 5162 Division Street. On Oct 18 a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Wiebke of Caledonia Minnesota. At WAUKON Iowa Veterans Hospital on Oct 13 a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Treendle of Lansing. On Oct 15 a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Allen Brown of Waukon. In Madison University Hospital on Oct 19 twin daughters for Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Stankey of 403 W. Doty Street. Rose Mary Aceto, Stankey formerly of La Crosse.
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Ronald Nielsen
Prospect St
Katherine Taft
Lawrence Stokes
Division
Lorraine Yanke
Lavern Wiebke
R. 3
Caledonia, Minn
Wilma Kruckow
Gerald Treendle
Lansing
Allen Brown
Waukon
William Dixon
Albert Dundee
Luana
Madison, Wis
University Hospital
Michael A. Stankey
W. Doty St
Madison
Rosemary Aceto
Stankey
la Crosse
la Crosse Cooler
la Crosse Tele
Norpiex Corp
Pyroil Co., Inc
Tausche Bonds
Mutual Funds
Boston Fund
Chem. Fund
Eaton & Howard
Wisconsin Fund
Cans Doomed Man Ready To Blow Lid
John R. Manning a Phoenix writer faces condemned garbage cans from the Phoenix Sanitation Department over ragged edges and ill fitting lids. He vows to replace them and complains about damage by city workers and lost lids as kids use them as shields. The city promises further investigation while officials defend careful handling of cans.
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Phoenix
Ariz
John R. Manning
Phoenix Sanitation Department
Manning
Crews Begin Tearing Down Fair Buildings
Wrecking crews started tearing down most World’s Fair structures after its two year run in New York. The event concluded with a final day marked by vandalism and record attendance figures totaling 51 607 448 over the two years.
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New York
Elderly Prairie du Chien Woman Found Dead At Home
Mrs. Rosetta Scott 70 a longtime Prairie du Chien resident was found dead at home after relatives missed her at a wedding anniversary. Autopsy says natural causes likely occurred between Saturday and Sunday. Funeral services set for Friday at Lake Thornburg with burial in Bagley Cemetery.
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Prairie
Prairie DU Chien
Wis
Rosetta Scott
Lake Thornburg Funeral Home
W. K. Bodamer
Bagley Cemetery
Clark
Scott
Bloomington
Ward Scott
Five Girl Scout Units Reorganized in La Crescent
La Crescent Minnesota reports five Girl Scout units reorganized with Brownies in three troops led by Utz Schomberg Pollack Arnoldy Ready Patterson meeting at Public Elementary and Crucifixion schools. Juniors formed in two groups led by Willford Speropoulos and McNeilus Morse meeting at Public Elementary. Cadette and Senior troops planned for older girls. interested leaders may call Mrs. Lachecki at 895 4438.
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LA Crescent
Minn
Chester Lachecki
Philip Utz
Ronald Schomberg
Leon Pollack
Irvin Arnoldy
Robert Ready
James Patterson
Bruce Willford
James Speropulous
William McNeilus
Wallace Morse
Lachecki
Senate committee approves rent subsidy funding
The Senate Appropriations Committee approves 12.4 million for the proposed rent subsidy program. The House has rejected the fund request and a Senate floor fight looms later this week. The plan would have the government cover the gap between 25 percent of a tenant’s income and the unit’s rent for nonprofit owners or developers.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Senate
Minnesota Receives Grant to Fight Poverty
Minnesota Office of Economic Opportunity gets a 133210 grant to provide technical aid to state communities planning local anti poverty programs. Senators McCarthy and Mondale announced the funding on Tuesday in Minneapolis.
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Minnesota
Minneapolis
Eugene McCarthy
Walter Mondale
Office of Economic Opportunity
Stock Quotations 1965 October 20 Market Highlights
Daily price list shows extensive broker quotes for stocks, bonds, and commodities. Major names include Royal Dutch, American Can, General Electric, U.S. Steel, Dow Jones averages, Gulf Oil, and Westinghouse Electric with inter dealer prices around 9 a.m. and notes on markup adjustments and regional quotes.
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Royal Dutch
Gateway Trans
Sears Roebuck
Godfrey Co
Altis-Chalmers
Sinclair Oil
Hamilton Mfg
American Can
Socony
Lincoln Natl. Life
American Motors
Sperry Rand
Marine Capital
American Smelting
Standard Oil
Calif
McQuay, Inc
Amer. Tel. & Tel
Ind
Anaconda
N.J
Nekoosa Edwards
Studebaker
Rockwell Mfg
Bucyrus Erie
Swift
Royal Dutch NY
Chrysler
Texaco
Swank, Inc
Trane Co
Wallace Bus
Consolidated Foods
Union Tank Car
Warner Elec
Deere
United Airlines
Western Power
DuPont
U.S. Rubber
Wis. Power & L
Eastman Kodak
U.S. Steel
Gulf Oil
Heileman Brewing
Ilinois Central
Jones & Laughlin
Koehring
Kresge
NS Lockheed
Montgomery Ward
Ub Monsanto Chemical
Northern Pacific
Northern States
Northwest Bancorp
Olin Mathieson
Pepsi-Cola
Phillips Pete
RCA
Republic Steel
Rexall Drug
Marshall Co
National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
Clark Oijl
First Bank Ltd
Eggs Fly At Police On Lawrence University Campus
On the Lawrence University campus in Appleton a 90 minute uprising saw about 300 students throw eggs at officers. No injuries or arrests were reported as President Curtis Tarr calmed the crowd after freshmen attempted to haul down a flag at a fraternity house used to promote a school event.
Minnesota School Bus Crash Kills 14 Year Old
A bus carrying 27 pupils near St James fails brakes at a dead end. Diane Geiger 14, a freshman, dies. Others, including William Augustin 14 and Sandra Stevens 13, are hospitalized. Bus driver Dennis Carrigan 23 unharmed. Minnesota traffic toll rises to 629 for 1965. Separate crashes claim Norma Jean Marquette in St Paul and two men, Harold Courtney 46 and Ronald Sylvester 23, in Wabasha and Milaca areas.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
St. James
Diane Geiger
St. James High School
Herman Geiger
Dave Matson
Watonwan County
Geiger
St. James Hospital
William Augustin
Sandra Stevens
Lynette Jurgens
Mankato
Dennis Carrigan
Norma Jean Marquette
St. Paul
Harold J. Courtney
Rochester
Kellogg
Wabasha County
Courtney
Ronald J. Sylvester
Wabasha
Minn
Sylvester
Harold Elmer Kelly
Milaca
Earl James Alderink
Oak Park
Kidnap Murder Case to Go to Grand Jury
A Cleveland grand jury will consider a kidnapping slaying case involving two ex convict suspects from California. No charges yet. police plan to seek murder indictments. Victim Mrs James Kosciewicz, 46, was killed while her companion fled a canal on their attempted escape from the gunman who abducted and robbed them. The two men are Vincent J Podosil and Martin A Still, both 28. Still previously used the alias Clyde W Alameda from Hollywood California and had stolen papers.
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Cleveland, Ohio
California
Vincent J. Podosil
Martin A. Still
James Kosciewicz
Podosil
Cleveland
Clyde W. Alameda
Hollywood
Calif
Woman Committed In Ax Slaying Of Son
Milwaukee mother Jane Leverenz, 39, found not guilty by reason of insanity in the ax slaying of her 12 year old son on April 4. Four psychiatrists testified she was not legally sane at the time. She was ordered committed to Winnebago State Hospital for further treatment.
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Milwaukee
Jane Leverenz
Winnebago State Hospital
John L. Coffey
Leverenz
Livestock Market Report From Swift & Company Winona
Swift and Company at Winona Minnesota publishes livestock quotes as of noon today with buying hours 8 to 4 Monday through Thursday and stating no market Friday. Hog prices 25 cents lower with top weights 200 230 pounds 22 25 to 22 75. cattle weaker with ranges from 24 to 25 for Choice and 13 to 16 for veal plus notes on other grades.
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Kwno
Winona
Chicago market notes steady prices across butter eggs and potatoes
Chicago Mercantile Exchange shows butter and wholesale buying prices unchanged with various grade levels listed. Eggs wholesale prices steady across grades. Potatoes on track with moderate supplies and demand, Washington russets priced at 3.60 and round reds at 2.65 to 3.45 in Wisconsin and Minnesota-North Dakota. South St Paul cattle and hogs: slaughter steers and heifers down, cows soft, bulls up, vealers weak. hogs moderate activity with prices around 23.25–23.50 for 200–240 lb barrows and gilts.
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Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
USDA
U.S
Washington
Minnesota
South ST. Paul
South ST. Paul, Minn
Onalaska Man Escapes Injury In Plane Crash
Richard McCurdy of Onalaska, Robert Cordes and pilot Floyd Kortenhof of Chicago survived a light plane crash 14 miles east of Dryden Ontario after bad weather. The aircraft struck a highway sign during an attempted landing on the Trans Canada Highway, then slid into a swamp before all three walked away unharmed.
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Onalaska
Dryden
Ontario
Canada
Associated Press
Richard McCurdy
Robert Cordes
Floyd Kortenhof
Chicago
Sioux Lookout
Kortenhof
Mansfield Defends Official Viet Nam Policy Against Leaks
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield denounces unnamed officials quoted as suggesting a victory by attrition. He reiterates the President seeks an end to the war through negotiations and criticizes leaks as a breach of trust during the President’s hospital stay.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
U.S
Mansfield
United States
Reformatory Inmate Gets 40 Years For Slayings
Carlton Minnesota AP A reformatory inmate pleads guilty to second degree murder in the August slayings of two fellow inmates at the Moose Lake prison work camp. Harry Mason 20 of St. Paul receives 40 years on each of two counts, to run concurrently, alongside co defendant John Pittman 24. All victims were inmates from St. Cloud Reformatory assigned to Moose Lake State Hospital camp which has since closed. Pittman was to appear in Carlton County District Court on first degree murder charges.
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Carlton
Minn
Harry Mason
St. Paul
Mason
John Pittman
Stanley Mains
Pipestone
Gerald Johnson
Detroit Lakes
Moose Lake
St. Cloud Reformatory
Moose Lake State Hospital
Pittman
Carlton County District Court
Senate panel approves Reynolds for U.S. district judgeship
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved President John Johnson’s nomination of former Wisconsin Governor John W. Reynolds to serve as a U.S. district judge for the eastern district of Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Johnson
John W. Reynolds
Wisconsin
U.S
Across and Down Word Puzzle Clue List
A mixed crossword style list with across and down clues covering food, anatomy, literature, myth, geography and general terms including capitulated hints like Edible root and Roman goddess particle and several placeholder numbers 31511 and 61 21.
Farmer Dies From Silo Fall In Plymouth
Raymond Steffen, 63, of Johnsonville, fell about 15 feet from a silo on his farm near Plymouth Sunday. He sustained severe lacerations and a possible skull fracture. died Tuesday in a Plymouth hospital from injuries.
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Plymouth
Sheboygan County
Raymond Steffen
Johnsonville
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Lacrosse Lutheran Hospital
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