Assembly Deliberations Extend Into November Session
Democrats press for a spring recessed session after Knowles recommendation. A $681000 water resources study is approved for four agencies and the University of Wisconsin. Branch banking bill revived for spring committee review. Bong Air Force Base land to become a state park proposed for $721400 with $200000 reserved for potential contract lawsuit. County judges receive a $4000 salary boost, with debate over which judges qualify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly
Gov. Knowles
Senate
General Fund
University of Wisconsin
Bong Air Force Base
State Conservation Commission
The
Conservation Commission
Madisson Development
Frank Nikolay
Abbotsford
Nikolay
Talks on Rhodesia Deadlock Open Amid Negotiations
British Prime Minister Harold Wilson and Ian Smith kept Rhodesia talks alive by seeking a treaty to secure a firmer constitutional majority for Africans. Sir Elwin Jones to join discussions as legal expert. Wilson aims to avert unilateral independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Rhodesia
Harold Wilson
Ian Smith
Jones
Wilson
London
Smith
Court Rejects Review Of Kansas Redistricting Case
The Supreme Court refused to review a Kansas House reapportionment ruling. Kansas Supreme Court ordered the House apportioned by population, with 105 fixed counties and 20 population based seats, while the Senate remains population based. The order aimed for April 1966 completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Kansas House of Representatives
Kansas Supreme Court
Atty
Robert C. Sonderholm
Kansas
State House
State Senate
House
St Paul Man Pleads Guilty On World Series Bookmaking
James H. Maybury aged 59 of St. Paul pleaded guilty in U S District Court to receiving wagers without a $50 federal gambling stamp. Judge Dennis Donovan postponed sentencing pending investigation. The maximum penalty is one year in prison and a $10 000 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
James H. Maybury
U. S. District Court
Dennis Donovan
Fragmented Puzzle of Ancient Terms and Names
A scrambled listing of terms across languages and mythic, scientific, and geographic references. The garbled OCR reads like a vocabulary puzzle with items ranging from metals and units to gods and places, interspersed with numbers and partial phrases.
Johnson signs public works bill despite veto power clash
President Johnson signed the $2 billion public works bill in Johnson City Texas but said he would ignore a provision allowing congressional Public Works committees veto power on projects under 10 million dollars. He argued the section undermines separation of powers.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Congressional
Senate
House Public Works Committees
United States
Edward S Carlsson to speak at La Crosse State for High School Conference
Edward S. Carlsson vice president for academic affairs will discuss The Expanding State University at the fifth annual High School College Conference at La Crosse State University. Opening remarks by Rexford S. Mitchell precede a 5 45 p.m. session in Student Union Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward S. Carlsson
State University
la Crosse State University
Carlsson
Student Union Hall of Presidents
Rexford S. Mitchell
M. O. Graff
Andenior
George R. Gilkey
Gale Grimslid
Poor Memory Gets Man Into Tax Trouble
Raymond T. Zigan of St. Paul pleaded guilty in federal court to filing a false income tax return. He claimed dependents named Jerry Judy Marlene in 1961 and Jerry Tom Carrol in 1962, though he has no children, saving about 1500 dollars in taxes.
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ST. Paul
Raymond T. Zigan
U.S. District Court
Jerry
Judy
Marlene
Tom
Carrol
Zigan
Pork Plant Sold in Perry Iowa to Oscar Mayer Co
Iowa Beef Packers announced the sale of its Perry pork processing plant to Oscar Mayer & Co for 4.3 million dollars. The move allows Iowa Beef to focus on its core beef business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry, Iowa
Iowa Beef Packers, Inc
Oscar Mayer & Co
Iowa Beef
Livestock Market Report From Winona and Chicago
Swift and Company in Winona lists buying hours 8 to 4 with no Friday market. Hogs up 50 cents, cattle weak, veal steady with various price ranges. Chicago wholesale poultry and produce prices shown, with grain quotes and South St. Paul livestock results.
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Swift & Company
Winona
Minn
West
Kwno
South ST. Paul
South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Shade Tree Conference Planned In Madison
Wisconsin's second annual shade trees conference will be November 9 and 10 at the Holiday Inn in Madison with 8:30 to 10 a.m. registration. Keith Kuehn notes interest for La Crosse area arborists and officials. Theme Beautification Through Trees. Topics cover tree care and maintenance day one, elm disease control and insecticide use day two. Sponsored by Wisconsin Arborists Association League for Wisconsin Municipalities University and State Department of Agriculture.
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Wisconsin
Holiday Inn
Washington Ave
Madison
la Crosse
Keith Kuehn
Wisconsin Arhorists Association
League For Wisconsin Municipalities
University
State Department of Agriculture
la Crosse County
Draft Figures Put Wisconsin Draft Pool Near Limit
Wisconsin expects about 7500 married childless men aged 19 to 26 to be drawn, with the group possibly exhausted in a year at current rates, prompting inductions of men over 26 as Vietnam troop levels rise. The state quota was reportedly doubled last April per Col. Courtenay. Virginia Minn AP report notes J William Huhtala, 59, former state senator and representative, died after months of illness. he served in 1939 41 and 43 45 sessions and practiced law in Virginia since 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Viet Nam
Col. Courtenay
Virginia
Minn
William Huhtala
61St
Huhtala
Senate
House
University of Minnesota
Mandatory PKU Test Approved By Legislature
A Wisconsin bill for mandatory newborn phenylketonuria testing was approved by the Assembly and sent to the governor. Lawmakers backed the measure 94 to 3 for concurrence, setting Jan 1 1966 as the start date and leaving lab selection to the State Board of Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Senate
Assembly
State Board of Health
Thomas Barland
Eau Claire
Grand Jury Convened in Mankato Slaying Case
A 20 member grand jury was convened by District Judge Milton Mason to hear testimony in the shotgun slaying of Raymond Dahms 18 of Rapidan Minn. Hendrickson 17 of Mankato High School was arrested the night of Sept 26 and denied murder and robbery charges. The case moved from juvenile court. County Attorney Charles F. Johnson called the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mankato, Minn
Milton Mason
Raymond Dahms
Rapidan Minn
Dahm
Brian Lee Hendrickson
Mankato High School
Rapidan
Hendrickson
Charles F. Johnson
Brainerd Boating Center Destroyed By Blazing Inferno
A Monday night fire consumed the Brainerd Boating Center in Minnesota, destroying a 44 by 135 foot metal building along with 50 boat motors four boats three motorcycles and repair equipment. No injuries were reported and damage was pegged at about 150000 by Miles Dean and Dr. Ray Madison.
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Brainerd
Minn
Miles Dean
Ray Madison
Minnesota Worker Dies in Fall at Kee Watin Plant
A Grand Rapids man James Y. Selmser 46 a construction worker fell from a scaffold carrying sheet metal at a taconite plant under construction two miles northeast of Kee Watin Itasca County authorities say the Hanna Mining Co facility employed him through Walker Jam mar Co of Duluth a subcontractor Selmser was married and father of four.
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Keewatin, Minn
Grand Rapids
Public expenditures survey on State Fiscal Situation
Milwaukee official John Henrick discusses the State Fiscal Situation on Vox Pop from WLCX tonight at 7 p.m. He leads the public expenditures survey and explains current financial conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLCX
John ‘Henrick
Milwaukee
Stock Quotations and Market Figures from Oct 26 1965
National and regional quotes list stocks and commodities with prices and changes including Royal Dutch, Sears Roebuck, American Motors, General Electric, U S Steel, Dow Jones Averages, and commodities like Dec Wheat and Nov Soybeans. The Marshall Co notes these are obtained from the National Association of Securities Dealers Inter-dealer prices and reflect intraday movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Dutch
Sears Roebuck
Godfrey Co
Allis-Chalmers
Sinclair Oil
Hamilton Mfg
American Can
Socony
Natl
Life
American Motors Viva Sperry Rand
Marine Capital
American Smelting
Standard Oil
Calif
McQuay, Inc
Amer. Tel. & Tel
Standard Oil, Inc
Anaconda
Nekoosa Edwards
Anchor
Studebaker
Rockwell
Ford
White Motors
General Airline
Woolworth
General Dynamics
Zenith
General Electric
Dow Jones
General Motorsite Industrials
General Telephone
Grand Union
Great Northern Ry
Gulf Oil
Heileman Brw
Rexall Drug
Eisenhower Briefly Admitted for Routine Tests
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower is at Walter Reed Army Medical Center for routine laboratory tests. A spokesman said he entered the hospital Monday and was expected to be discharged today.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Eisenhower
Fire Department Alarm at Former Electric Auto-Lite Building
Fire crews responded October 25 at 7 14 p m to the north end of the former Electric Auto Lite building for a faulty sprinkler alarm. No fire was found and the scene was cleared.
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Electric Auto- Lite
Gemini Agena setback raises months of delay in NASA plans
Officials confirm the Atlas Agena failure after a secondary propulsion system ignited causing rapid pressure rise. Five to ten days of radio analysis planned to locate the cause. If needed, another Atlas Agena might be fired to test corrections before a Gemini 6 mission possible in February or March. The delay jeopardizes ending the Gemini program by next year and affects anticipated Apollo moon missions scheduled for early 1963. The Soviets may gain an advantage if they complete a docking first, though winter conditions could postpone their plans.
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Air Force
NASA
Schirra
Stafford
Space Agency
Mueller
Soviet Union
Minneapolis Girl Killed In Park Rapids Crash
Barbara Peterson an 18 year old from Minneapolis was killed when her car left Highway 34 near Park Rapids and overturned eight miles west of the town. Passenger Carol Petroff from Minneapolis was injured and hospitalized. The 1965 Minnesota traffic toll reached 647, down from 683 a year earlier.
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Park Rapids
Minn
Barbara Peterson
Minneapolis
Carol Petroff
Miss Petroff
Minnesota
Dognaper Pays Bill And Takes Poodle
In Petersburg Virginia a stranger entered an animal hospital and paid a $21 bill to take away a French poodle belonging to A T Stone. Stone only learned of the loss when he called about the dog’s health.
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Petersburg
A. T. Stone
Stone
Profession ceremony at St. Dominic's Monastery
A profession ceremony will be held at St. Dominic's Monastery on 3000 South Ave at 4 p.m. Thursday with Mass and a sermon by Rt. Rev. Msgr. John J. Paul. Sister Mary Ann, O.P., formerly Naomi Lorenz of Dubuque, will pronounce her final vows as an extern sister.
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St. Dominic's Monastery
South Ave
John J. Paul
la Crosse
Mary Ann
O.P
Naomi Lorenz
Dubuque
Iowa
Visitation Academy
University of Minnesota
Pleads Guilty To Mail Fraud Scheme
A Madeira Minn man Laverne C Hallberg pleaded guilty to one count of devising a scheme to defraud through U S mails He appeared before U S District Judge Fred J Nichol who deferred sentence A grand jury indictment charged that he induced signers of several conditional sales contracts to sign without full contract details The Ramona South Carolina farmers and Growers Credit Corporation in Minneapolis were involved
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
U.S
Laverne C. Hallberg
Farmers Cooperative Creamery
Ramona
S. C
U. S
Fred J. Nichol
Growers Credit Corporation
Minneapolis
Red China to Buy Wheat From Canada in 336 Million Deal
A senior Canadian trade official said Red China and Canada are near a contract valued around 336 million dollars for Canadian wheat, with deliveries beginning next August and spanning about three years. The deal, similar to the 1963 contract, would place a minimum purchase near 223.8 million bushels and aims to provide a stable market for Canadian growers.
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Toronto
Department of Trade and Commerce
Red China
Canada
The
Mitchell Sharp
L. A. Boileau
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
China
U.S
Soviet Union
Sharp
Peking
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Sheriff Says He Joined Klan To Get Intelligence
North Carolina Sheriff Marion W. Millis testified he and six deputies joined the Ku Klux Klan in 1963 to gather intelligence on Klan activity. He said he ordered names removed from the roll after word spread of sheriff participation. The House Un American Activities Committee said it would alter how it handles Shelton accusations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert Shelton
North Carolina
Marion W. Millis
Wilmington
N.C
New Hanover County
Millis
House
Committee ‘On
Shelton
Dodge County Man Dies After October Crash
A 74 year old Carl Luehring of Mayville died in Fond du Lac hospital from injuries from a head on crash on Dodge County Highway TV on Oct. 22. Passenger Lester Manthey also from Mayville remained hospitalized. The fatality raised the state highway toll for 1965 to 816 from 881 a year earlier. FBI agents investigated Monday bomb threats directed at two Eastern Air Lines flights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge County
Carl Luehring
Mayville
Fond du Lac
Lester Manthey
Miami, Fla
FBI
Eastern Air Lines
Miami
Body recovered from Kennedy Lake near Detroit Lakes
The body of Tom Lyscio 23 sports director of KDLM was recovered from Kennedy Lake north of Detroit Lakes Monday. Lyscio drowned Sunday when a rowboat capsized during a duck hunting trip with a companion.
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Detroit Lakes
Minn
Tom Lyscio
KDLM
Kennedy Lakes
Lyscio
Weather overview for multiple regions with temperatures
LaCrosse and vicinity report little temperature change tonight and Wednesday with mid 20s tonight and lower 60s Wednesday. Wisconsin generally fair tonight and Wednesday with cooler in the northeast tonight. Minnesota mostly fair with occasional cloudiness in the northeast. Iowa generally fair tonight and Wednesday with cooler in the north Wednesday. Sunrise Wednesday 7 34 a m Sunset Wednesday 6 03 p m Record high low Oct 26 1927 85 Oct 26 1962 18 Degree Days 13 Total 666 Last Year 606 Normal 496.
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Lacrosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
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Scotte J
Aegir
INE
Yorkshire City
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
LBJ
Pork
Chicago Poultry Chicago
Chicago Potatoes
Chicago
Idaho
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Chicago Grain Chicago
Mankato
Brainerd, Minn
By Shearson, Hammill & CO
New York Stock Exchange
la Crosse Cooler
la Crosse Tele
Norplex Corp
Pyroil Co., Inc
E Tausche
Mutual
Boston Fund
Chem. Fund
Eaton & Howard Bal. F
Eaton & Howard Stk. F
Fidelity Fund
Mass. Inv
Natl. Invest
William St
Puritan Fund
Wisconsin Fund
Ike
Fire Department
Gemini
Dognaper
Poodle
St. Dominic's
Klan
Harry Kelly
Associated Press
Minn, Lake
C.P
Dam
T.W
Dakota
de Lacrosse
Lansing
Prairie du Chien
Trempealeau
Dodge
Black
Galesville
W. Salem
Root
Houston
Kickapoo
Steuben
Clark-Bracken, Inc
Buick
Kennard Buick CO
Copeland Avenue
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