Space scientist sought in fatal Brooklyn shooting captured in West Hartford
Ernst Wolfgang Treunfels 41, once a Princeton graduate with high IQ scores, was arrested at his West Hartford residence after being named a fugitive in the shooting death of his father Rudolph Treunfels 67 in a Brooklyn apartment. Treunfels fled with a loaded 38 caliber pistol, was nabbed by West Hartford detectives, and awaits New York authorities.
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Hartford, Conn
New York City
West Hartford
Ernst Wolfgang Treunfels
New York
Treunfels
Rudolph
Grocery Store Association
Brooklyn
Nazi Germany
Princeton University
California
Raymond Ahlstrin
John Wampler
Wampler
Ahlstrin
Man Dies After Kidney Donation Not Kidney Related
In Minneapolis a South Dakota man who donated a kidney to his wife seven months earlier died of poisoning affecting the liver and brain. James Hardesty of Lead, S D, died at Hennepin County General Hospital. His kidney donation did not cause the death. Mrs Hardesty, 21, underwent transplant surgery and has since been in satisfactory condition.
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Minneapolis
South Dakota
James Hardesty
Lead
S.D
Hennepin County General Hospital
Hardesty
Virginia
General Hospital
Former Carleton Board Chairman Dies
Chicago attorney Laird Bell aged 82 who led Carleton College from 1943 to 1955 and the University of Chicago board from 1949 to 1953 died in Evanston Illinois Bell also served as president of the Chicago Daily News after Frank Knoxs death and was an attorney for Knox Born in Winona Minnesota Bells long career linked major Midwestern institutions through midcentury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston, Ill
Chicago
Laird Bell
Carleton College
Northfield
Minn
Winona
Bell
Chicago Daily News
Frank Knox
Knox
University of Chicago
Carleton
Champion Apples Fetch $177.50 At Manitowoc Festival
A box of 23 grand champion apples sold for 177.50 at the Manitowoc Apple Festival with proceeds donated to the United Fund. The purchaser was Manitowoc County Savings Bank and the apples were grown by Victor Heinz of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitowoc
United Fund Drive
Life terms handed to two kidnapers in California case
In Sacramento, California, two Oregon ex-convicts, Wilfred Marion Gray and Carl Cletus Bowles, received life prison terms from Judge Thomas J. MacBride for abducting California Finance Director Hale Champion, his wife, and their baby daughter last July. The case drew federal attention to a high profile kidnapping linked to the financial official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Calif
Oregon
California
Hale Champion
Wilfred Marion Gray
Carl Cletus Bowles
Thomas J. MacBride
Veteran sergeant at Iowa pacifist meeting walks out crowd follows
A self described retired Army sergeant who served in Vietnam spoke at the University of Iowa and urged support for government policy. He left in uniform with a limp and about half of the 300 attendees followed him. Another student publicly burned a draft card earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City, Iowa
University of Iowa
Stephen Smith
Marion
Iowa
Army Special Forces
Students For A Democratic Society
Smith
Yale
University Memorial Union
James H. Murray
University Science Department
Kohler Reinstates 153 Retired Kohler Employees
Kohler Co. offered to reinstate 153 workers who retired or were released during the six and a half year UAW strike. Letters went out as part of a Milwaukee meeting with company union and NLRB reps. Back pay hearings will determine sums for about 1,000 workers, likely totaling several million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NLRB
70 Story Apartment Building Planned
Hartnett- Shaw & Associates announces the start next month of a 70 story apartment tower said to be the world s tallest reinforced concrete structure. The triangular glass and aluminum building will cover a full city block near Lake Michigan just north of Navy Pier on Chicago s Near North Side. Architect is Schippereit-Heinrich of Chicago.
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Chicago
Hartnett- Shaw & Associates
New York City
Lake Michigan
Navy Pier
Navy Pier On the City’s Near North Side
Schippereit-Heinrich
First Bank Stock Corp Elects Officer in Minneapolis
Alli son S Gullickson, former executive secretary of the South Dakota Bankers Association, was elected assistant vice president of First Bank Stock Corporation. The Minneapolis based holding company has 87 affiliated banks in five states and reported nine month 1965 earnings of 16 192 494, up 16.9 percent from 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Allison S. Gullickson
South Dakota Bankers Association
First Bank Stock Corporation
Bank
Minnesota
Montana
North Dakota
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Batavian National Bank
la Crosse
Woman Shot Outside Racine Tavern
A 38 year old Racine woman Ora Douglas was shot to death early today in front of a South Side tavern. Deputy reports a man identifying himself as Andy Smith 41 of Racine confessed to firing the shots at the scene and later at headquarters.
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Racine
Ora Douglas
Sheriff’s
Andy Smith
Duck Hunter Killed on Minnesota Lake
A 25 year old hunter from Austin Minnesota Dennis Wolweber was shot and killed in an accident on Buffalo Lake in Waseca County. He hunted with 24 year old Austin resident John Burke. Sheriff Stan Bailey reported the incident occurred this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville, Minn
Austin
Wesley Methodist Rummage Sale Adverts Two Events
Local notices advertise two church rummage sales. Wesley Methodist at 8th and King Sts hosts an event Wednesday October 27 from 1 30 to 3 30 p m with items including an electric range pew cushions clothing appliances and dishes. A second sale at 1907 Caledonia St runs Monday to Wednesday October 25 26 27 from 9 to 3 p.m.
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Wesley Methodist
8Th and
King Sts
Caledonia St
Viterbo Publishes Financial Brochure on Academic Excellence
Sister M Justine president of Viterbo College and Frank J Uhler chair of the estate planning committee announce a brochure Advantage and Satisfaction of Investing in Academic Excellence. The study involved La Crosse area legal and financial professionals over a year to urge financial support for higher education. Members include Uhler George Milne Louis F Robinson W Downing Edwards Alvin S Mikelson and Ross E Hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Justine
Viterbo College
Frank J. Uhler
la Crosse
Uhler
Alexander Grant & Company
George Milne
First National Bank
Louis F. Robinson
la Crosse Trust Co
W. Downing Edwards
Alvin S. Mikelson
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co
Ross E. Hunt
Western Montana National Bank
Missoula
Mont
Palsy Victim Beaten to Death in Florida City
Police hunt three teenage suspects after Bobby Ivey, 37 and cerebral palsy afflicted, was found beaten and kicked to death near Kemp's grocery. He died days later from injuries, telling his sister he was attacked and kicked repeatedly.
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Florida City
Fla
Bobby Ivey
Kemp’s
Joseph Agostino
Ivey
Kenosha Receives 750000 Grant for Water Pollution Project
The Public Health Service awarded Kenosha Wisconsin a 750000 grant to support a 25 million program to expand modernize and upgrade sewage and water treatment facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Public Health Service
Kenosha
Wis
Wisconsin Road Toll Reaches 808
The Wisconsin highway death toll for 1965 rose to 808 after a Menominee County crash killed Marvin Miller 21 of Neopit and injured five others. Another fatal collision near Wells in Calumet County killed Randolph Kiernan 17 of Cato and Tom Isacson 15 of Grimms, while Reuben Kalessig and his three children were injured. Lawrence Skrede 42 of Soldiers Grove drowned on Highway 131 near Rockton after his car hit mud from recent flooding.
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Associated Press
Menominee County
Wisconsin
Marvin Miller
Neopit
Highway 47
Keshena
Randolph Kiernan
Cato
Tom Isacson
Grimms
Merrill Industrialist George Gilkey Dies
Merrill business leader George L. Gilkey who shaped in dustrial and political life in Wisconsin died at 83 in Merrill after a long career in millwork and banking. A former GOP chairman from 1928 to 1934 he mentored firms across Wisconsin and the Midwest. Survivors include sons George R. Gilkey of Merrill and John Gilkey of Lovington New Mexico. Services will be in Merrill Monday.
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Merrill
George L. Gilkey
Wisconsin Republican Party
Oshkosh
Anson and Gilkey Co
Gilkey
State Gop
Citizens American Bank
State Banking Review Board
Wisconsin
Midwest
George R
John Gilkey
Lovington
N.M
Radio Highlights Schedule Highlights by Station
Saturday 7 45 p m WKTY football Aquinas versus Chippewa Falls McDowell. Sunday 1 p m WKTY Packers versus Cowboys. WCOW 1 p m Packers vs WKBH 3 p m Vikings versus 49ers 9 p m United Nations program. WW Cow 1 p m Monday WLCX 6 05 a m Gemini 6 coverage.
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WKTY
Aquinas
Chippewa Falls
McDowell
Green Bay Packers
Dallas Cowboys
WCOW
Packers
Cowboys
WKBH
Minnesota Vikings
San Francisco 49Ers
United Nations Program
Wwcow
WLCX
Johnson's physician returns home with gift for his wife
The Mayo Clinic surgeon Dr. George A. Hallenbeck, who operated on President Johnson, leaves Rochester for home with a gold bracelet charm bearing the presidential insignia as a gift for Mrs. Hallenbeck. Johnson praises the doctor and notes his wife’s understanding reaction. Moyers confirms Hallenbeck’s departure as the President’s condition allows it.
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Washington
Minnesota
Johnson
George A. Hallenbeck
Rochester, Minn
Bill D. Moyers
Hallenbeck
Moyers
Vietnamese Dolls Tested For Possible Explosives
Army demolition teams investigated handmade Vietnamese dolls sent to relatives of US servicemen in Vietnam. More than 50 dolls collected at Ft. Benning with about 75 more calls expected, none found to contain explosives. A Fort Sheridan unit checked dolls in Milwaukee, with police finding no explosives in the samples tested.
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Columbus
Overseas
Viet Nam
Ft. Benning
U.S
W. M. Grimm
89Th Ordnance Detachment
Army
1St Cavalry Division
Third Army
Ft. McPherson
Atlanta
Milwaukee
Fort Sheridan
Ill
Recount Ends In Tie For Special Assembly Seat
In Marinette a recount for a vacant Assembly seat resulted in a 1 419 tie between Daniel Miron of Peshtigo and Robert Angwall of Marinette. The board may seek a court challenge or have the board flip a coin to decide. A special election is set for next month to fill the seat after Robert Haase's resignation. Democratic nominee Leslie Stevenson is also in the race.
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Marinette
Assembly
Dist
Atty
Daniel Miron
Peshtigo
Robert Angwall
Miron
Florence County
Board of
Angwall
Marinette County
Robert Haase
Leslie Stevenson
Weather Forecast Preview for Major U.S. Cities
Preview of the U S Weather Bureau forecast to 7 00 AM EST on October 4 1965 listing last night lows and yesterday highs for Bemidji Bismarck Boston Chicago Denver Des Moines Duluth Fairbanks Fort Worth Honolulu Helena Kansas City La Crosse Los Angeles Memphis Miami Milwaukee Minneapolis New Orleans New York Phoenix Rapid City Rochester Salt Lake City San Diego Seattle St Louis Washington Winnipeg with temperatures for each city.
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Bemidji Bismarck
Boston
Chicago
Denver
Des Moines
Duluth
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Honolulu
Helena
Kansas City
Lacrosse
Los Angeles
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
New Orleans
New York
Phoenix
Rapid City
Rochester
Salt Lake City
San Diego
Seattle
St. Louis
Washington
Winnipeg
Wisconsin May Draft Married Men In December
Wisconsin draft boards will be authorized to induct married men in December if needed. Col John Silbernagel said the state headquarters can take men married before August 26, and some men married after that date have already been inducted. He noted national headquarters approved the call-up and that local boards may be required to act.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Selective Service Headquarters
John Silbernagel
Johnson
National Selective Service Headquarters
Silbernagel
Haase Elected To Easter Seal Board
Carl J. Haase of La Crosse was elected to a three year term on the Wisconsin Easter Seal Society board of directors at the society's 1965 annual meeting in Waukesha Friday and Saturday.
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Carl J. Haase
la Crosse
Wisconsin Easter Seal Society
Waukesha
Weather records and forecasts for Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa
Wisconsin forecasts show partly cloudy to mostly cloudy conditions with a chance of light precipitation and colder temperatures. Minnesota expects decreasing clouds and warmer conditions. Iowa issues a freeze warning in the north with variable cloudiness and warmer northwest. Sunrise at 7:30 a.m. and sunset at 6:07 p.m. Record highs and lows from October 23 are listed with degree days totals.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Correction: Anderson divorce denied. separation granted in 1950s case
The La Crosse records correct a prior report. James H. Anderson was not granted a divorce from Judith Anderson but a legal separation on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. They wed December 11, 1954 in La Crosse, and custody of four minor children was awarded to the father.
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James H. Anderson
Loomis Sr
Judith Anderson
Chicago
la Crosse
Municipal
Minnesota camp owner wins limited condemnation award
A judge reduced the government's offer and awarded $187,575 to William Zupancich for his Curtain Falls Fishing Camp on Crooked Lake. Zupancich rejected an earlier award, faces eviction by month’s end with belongings removed by February 26, 1966, and may appeal to the Eighth Circuit. The camp lies near the Canadian border north of Ely and was to join a wilderness area in Superior National Forest.
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Curtain Falls
Crooked Lake
Zupancich
8Th Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Ely
Minn
Two Yamaha Motorcycles Stolen Friday Evening
Police report two 1965 Yamaha motorcycles stolen Friday night. Albert and Marion Anderson lost a red and gray bike from 520 S 16th St between 7 30 p.m. and 11 p.m. with license 27407 and serial 827879 valued at 400 dollars. Jay Ash said his Yamaha 55 was taken from a rear yard at 101 S 13th St after 7 p.m. Friday licensed 31616 valued at 245 dollars.
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Yamaha
Albert
Marion Anderson
S. 16Th St
Jay Ash
Main St
S. 13Th St
Firearm complaints near La Crosse Myrick Park noted
District conservation warden David Hammes told La Crosse City Police on Friday that residents reported firearms being discharged after about 3 p.m. He stated it is illegal to use guns in that city section.
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David Hammes
la Crosse City
Myrick Park
Hammes
Edmonton Youth Transferred After Illness at La Crosse
On October 23 at 2:26 a.m. Terry Kratemann 18 of Edmonton Alberta Canada was taken from Laux Hall to St Francis Hospital due to illness at La Crosse State University campus.
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Laux Hall
la Crosse State University
Terry Kratemann
Edmonton
Alberta
Canada
St. Francis Hospital
Man Receives 42700 In Suit In Dane County
In a six day County Court trial in Black Earth Dane County Reuben Brieske of La Crosse received 42700 in a two car collision. Brieske was injured Feb 1 1963 when his car and a Faulke driven vehicle collided. He was awarded 3700 for hospital costs 25000 for pain and disability and 14000 for lost wages.
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la Crosse
Reuben Brieske
S. 13Th St
Brieske
James M. Faulke
R. J
Viroqua
Black Earth
Dane County
Fauske
Lindor
Preferred Risk Mutual Insurance Co
Des Moines
Iowa
Edward Swangstu
R. J. Viroqua
Great Lakes Mutual Insurance Co
Milwaukee
Thompson 73 Dies at Home in Viroqua Wisconsin
Otto Thompson 73 of Viroqua Wisconsin died at home after a long illness Friday. Services set for 2 p.m. Monday at Viroqua Lutheran Church with Rev. Wesley Anderson officiating burial in Coon Prairie Cemetery. Friends may call at Qualy Elver Funeral Home after 7 p.m. Sunday and at the church from 1 to 2 p.m. He is survived by a daughter Katherine Thompson Madison and two sisters Mrs H J Nordstrom Tomah and Stella Thompson Viroqua.
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Viroqua
Wis
Otto Thompson
Viroqua Lutheran Church
Coon Prairie Cemetery
Wesley Anderson
Qualy-Elver
Thompson
Services for Harold Coburn and others in area deaths
Harold Coburn 22 formerly of La Crosse died Friday in a car truck crash near Wabasha Minnesota. He was in transit to Minneapolis and died at a Rochester hospital after being injured. Services planned in Long Beach California with date not set. Also noted are obituaries for Arthur Betz 54 and Anna Jenkins 75 with funeral arrangements pending or announced. burial for Jenkins in Hillview Cemetery after services at Hellwig Morris Funeral Chapel.
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Harold H. Coburn
la Crosse
Wabasha
Minn
Long Beach
Calif
Coburn
Navy
Irene Neumann Coburn
Minneapolis
Rochester
Arthur O. Betz
Adams St
Dickinson Funeral Home
Fourth Man Charged In Grave Case
Raymond McDaniel the fourth youth charged with tampering with a grave in Sullivan Cemetery near Perry Creek Park faced arraignment before Jackson County Judge Richard Lawton. Bond was set at 500 dollars and a preliminary hearing for three co defendants is scheduled for October 28.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Raymond McDaniel
Sullivan Cemetery
Perry Creek Park
Jackson County
Richard Lawton
MacDaniel
Harry Hardwick Jr
Brian Hobart
Merrillan
Donald Hizer
Clarence Williams
Brockway
Local Marriage Licenses Filed in Wisconsin
Phillip J. Soller of La Crosse and Carolyn Willis of Galesville are to wed November 6 in Galesville. Gene L. Garness of Caledonia Minnesota and Donna M. Madson of La Crosse to marry October 30 in La Crosse. John G. Gaarder and Jill L. Haug, both of Holmen, to marry October 30 in Onalaska.
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Phillip J. Soller
Copeland Ave
Carolyn Willis
Galesville
Gene L. Garness
Caledonia
Minn
Donna M. Madson
S. 25Th St
la Crosse
John G. Gaarder
Holmen
Jill L. Haug
Onalaska
Viet Nam War Plans Include Heavy Artillery and Relocations
Viet Nam war report notes two battalions of 8 inch howitzers and two battalions of 175 millimeter guns to bolster firepower. Prime Minister Nguyen Cao Ky announces moves to relocate U S and Vietnamese billets from Saigon to ease housing strain and crowding. U S commander approves steps to lower civilian danger from air strikes.
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Nguyen Cao Ky
U.S
Saigon
Viet Nam
Tests Continue In Death Of Actress Marie McDonald
The Los Angeles coroner reports further toxicological and microscopic tests are underway to determine how actress Marie McDonald died. McDonald, 42, was found dead Thursday morning at her home by husband producer Ronald F. Taylor. Funeral services planned for today at Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Glendale.
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Hollywood
Marie McDonald
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University of Iowa Students For A Democratic Society
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Robert D. Prestwood
Kane St
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Farnam St
Steven H. Raith
S. 28Th St
Lorraine J. Schulz
Richard R. Stinson
S. 20Th St
Herb F. Troyer
Stoddard
Rudolph O. Anderson
West Salem
Alice M Knutson
Charles St
Francis C. Schmitz
Mormon Coulee Road
Gary N. Gerson
David H. Schroeder
Leonard St
Glenn Christopher
Market St
Floyd Copus
Mishicot
Herbert A. Hanson
Gary L. Maier
Dennis M. Olson
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Gregory J. Tanke
S. 11Th St
Danney D.deaver
Stephen L. Fascher
S. 15Th St
Robert J. Glennie
Delbert C. Grapes
Jackson St
Harold T. Kauszler
Easter Road
Frederick E. Rohrer
Prospect St
Bruce J. Rudie
S. Main St
Westby
Allen R. Uttii
de Soto
Curtis G. Fossum
St. Paul
John L. Niedfeldt
Hewitt St
Jesse J. Jensen
S. 10Th St
Harold M. Lehman
Pine Creek Road
la Crescent
Zapancich
Dennis Donovan
Arthur C. Betz
Mrs
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10Th St
Newark
N.J
Clifford
Floyd
Jack
Ernest
Charles Potter
Fred
Hellwig-Morris
Leon Franck
Hillview Cemetery
Simcas
LA Crescent Auto Sales
LA Crescent, Ed
Hwys
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