Lincolnton Georgia clashes as civil rights march halted
Civil rights efforts meet resistance in Lincolnton as about 40 Negro workers bar the way for 30 marchers arguing demonstrations yield no progress. King backs strategy for federal protection and broader action while Georgia desegregation moves trigger court actions and new school bus desegregation plans.
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Lincolnton
Martin Luther King Jr
Selma
Ala
King
Washington
House
Ku Klux Klan
Georgia
Willie Bolden
Taliaferro County
Massachusetts
Boston
State Education Board
Weather Record Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Five-Day Forecast
Western Wisconsin will see five days of above normal temperatures averaging about 8 degrees. Normal highs range from 44 to 54 across western states, with lows of 26 to 35. La Crosse normals are 53/34. Fair to mild across Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa with little precipitation and minor daily changes.
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Wisconsin
la Crosse
River flood readings and dam levels across stations
River readings show stages at Winona Dam No. 6 and 7, La Crosse Dam No. 8, Lansing Dam No. 9, and Prairie du Chien with changes of small amounts in 24 hours. Tributaries Trempealeau Dodge Black Galesville and La Crosse area readings noted with forecast references to Winona La Crosse Lansing.
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Winona
C.P
T.W
Dakota
Lacrosse
Lansing
Pool
Prairie du Chien
Trempealeau
Dodge
Black
Galesville
la Crosse
W. Salem
Houston
Mississippi River
Winona la Crosse
Legislature Weekend Wrap: Veto Overrides and Bond Boosts
The Wisconsin Legislature moved key measures toward passage including a 1.1 billion capital improvements plan and a state pharmacy internship program after an override of Gov Knowles veto. A 16.5 million borrowing increase for the State Building Commission was approved for university construction. The Senate hit the 110 day limit for per diem as Assembly awaits payday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page
Senate
Warren P. Knowles
Assemblymen
Assembly
State Building Commission
University of Wisconsin
Savings and Loan Associations
Madison
State Senate
Daughter of Former Vice President Dies
Mrs. Leona Knight, daughter of Charles Curtis U S vice president from 1929 to 1933, died Thursday in Providence Rhode Island. She was in her 70s and married to Webster Knight II a member of a prominent Kansas mill family and horse breeder. Her father served as U S senator from Kansas from 1907 to 1929.
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Providence
R.I
Leona Knight
Charles Curtis
U.S
Clues from a Crossword Style List of Definitions
A compact index of crossword like clues includes entries for wood plural notes indefinite e wa and other terms with associated numbers and abbreviations. The list spans musical notation language Roman numerals and education abbreviations alongside a demoniac reference.
Rhodesians Face Threat Of Isolation
British Prime Minister Harold Wilson warned Ian Smith that the United Kingdom would isolate Rhodesia if the white minority government unilaterally declares independence. The two leaders met at a dinner amid stalled talks with no ground found for negotiation. Wilson outlined an oil embargo and a Berlin-style airlift to Zambia as potential measures, while noting UN-backed pressure for majority rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. Paine Salisbury
Rhodesia
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Smith
London
U.N
Britain
Zambia
Northern
United Nations
Africa
Records Municipal Court Sparta Wisconsin Speeding and Violations
A compiled docket lists speeding fines for Katherine Sauer and others in Sparta with amounts from 5 to 15 dollars, charges include illegal use of plates and nonregistration, several cases dismissed or ongoing. County Court La Crosse notes battery sentence withheld for Sharon Smith with one year probation. Police Ambulance report covers a La Crosse State University medical transport for Catherine Hawkins aged 18 from Onalaska to Lutheran Hospital for illness.
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Katherine Sauer
Vine St
la Crosse
Royal Bassett
State St
Edward Galt
Boulder Junction
Gerald Miller
la Crescent
Minn
Antonio Carlone
Chicago
Ill
Gary Paar
Alma Center
Joseph L. Morrissey
Sparta
Wanda M. Stavlo
Donald Robertson
Larry D. Schmeidher
Tomah
Delbert Martin
Cashton
Calvin K. Smith
Sharon Smith
Karen M. Miller
Police Ambulance City
la Crosse State University
Catherine Hawkins
S. 8Th Ave
Onalaska
Lutheran
la Crosse Tele
Norplex Corp
E Tausche Bonds Pyroil Co., Inc
Mutual Funds
Boston Fund
Chem. Fund
Eaton & Howard Bal
Motion Day Hearings Set in Two Divorce Suits
Nine civil matters come before Judge Lincoln Neprud in La Crosse circuit Court motion day. Proceedings begin at 9 30 a.m. Monday per Clerk of Court Carl F Schnick.
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Lincoln Neprud
la Crosse
Carl F. Schnick
Friday and Saturday Football Radio Highlights
Radio listings show WKBH and WCOW with games Canton vs La Crescent Sparta vs Nekoosa and Wisconsin vs Michigan LSU vs Bemidji Notre Dame vs Navy Central vs Logan Wisconsin vs Michigan across Friday and Saturday times.
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WKBH
Canton
la Crescent
Wcow-Fm
Sparta
Nekoosa
University of Wisconsin
Michigan
LSU
Bemidji
WKTY
Notre Dame
Navy
Central
Logan
WCOW
Wisconsin
Churchill Home Sells At Auction In London
Churchill's London home at 28 Hyde Park Gate, where he lived and died, was auctioned for 287,000 dollars. The eight bedroom residence with multiple reception rooms and baths sold to Samuel Pedn ard Simpson for a British family trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sir Winston ‘Churchill
Britain
Hyde Park Gate
No. 10
Downing St
Churchill
Samuel Pednard Simpson
Posthumous Korea Award for Adlai E Stevenson
Seoul AP reports South Korea awards the Order of Distinguished Diplomatic Service First Class posthumously to Adlai E Stevenson former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations for his service to Korea at the U.N. The medal is Korea's top decoration for foreign diplomats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Order of
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.S
United Nations
South Korea
Stevenson
U.N
Marriage Licenses for Sprosty and Kvam to Wed in La Crosse
Kenneth S. Sprosty of Richfield Minnesota and Marjorie E. Kvam of Minneapolis Minnesota to be married October 30 in La Crosse.
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LA Crosse
Kenneth S. Sprosty
Richfield
Minn
Marjorie E. Kvam
Minneapolis
Stock Quotations From National Association Data
National quotations are shown as inter dealer prices around 9 a.m. and may change during the day. Retail markups and commissions are not included. Companies listed include Central Telephone Clark Oil Frantz Mfg Gateway Trans Lincoln Natl Life Marine Capital McQuay Mortgage Guar Nekoosa Edwards Rockwell Royal Dutch Swank Wallace Warner Elec Western Power Wis Power & L and others with varying price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
Central
Clark Oil
First Bank Ltd
Gateway Trans
Godfrey Co
Hamilton Mfg
Lincoln Natl. Life
Marine Capital
McQuay, Inc
Mortgage Guar
Nekoosa Edwards
Rockwell Mfg
Royal Dutch NY
Swank, Inc
Wallace Business
Warner Elec
Western Power
Wis. Power & L
Coast Guard Rescues 82 Cubans From Eight Boats
The Coast Guard saved 82 Cuban refugees from eight boats in heavy seas on Thursday. Since Oct 7, when the first vessel arrived under Castro’s policy, about 50 boats have been involved in rescues. The death toll remains uncounted. The U.S. seeks a formal evacuation plan, with at least three notes presented to Cuba, the last carried to Havana by Emil Stadelhofer, the Swiss ambassador handling U.S. relations.
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Coast Guard
Castro
United States
Havana
Emil Stadelhofer
U.S
Washington
Pentagon Confirms Two Admirals Resigning in Navy Bureau
The Pentagon says two top admirals in the Navy Bureau of Ships will retire early due to dissatisfaction with management and procurement policies. Rear Adm. William A. Brockett and Rear Adm. Charles A. Curtze are not exiting with a protest, according to Adm. David L. McDonald and Deputy Sec. Cyrus R. Vance. Curtze cites personal reasons for leaving.
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Washington
Pentagon
Navy
Bureau of Ships
William A. Brockett
Charles A. Curtze
Adm
David L. McDonald
Naval Operations
Cyrus R. Vance
Curtze
Robert S. McNamara
Brockett
Far East
Los Angeles Faces Worst Smog and Record Heat
Los Angeles area suffers the worst smog attack in a decade as heat records fall. County air pollution chief Louis J. Fuller says stagnant winds will last at least 48 hours, with possible smog alerts today and Saturday. Officials urge reduced vehicle use.
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Los Angeles
FCC approves sale of KVTV Sioux City TV station
WAUSAU AP The Federal Communications Commission has approved Wisconsin Valley Television Corp’s purchase of KVTV Sioux City from Peoples Broadcasting Co for 3.5 million dollars. Wisconsin Valley also owns WSAU-TV and radio outlets in Wausau and operates WMTV Madison plus majority stake in WKAU Kaukauna and Marshfield News-Herald.
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Wausau (Ap
KVTV
Sioux City
Iowa
Wisconsin Valley Television Corp
Federal Communications Commission
Wisconsin Valley Board
John C. Sturtevant
Sturtevant
Wausau Record Herald
Peoples Broadcasting Co
Columbus
Ohio
Wisconsin Valley
Wsau-Tv
Wausau
WMTV
Madison
WKAU
Kaukauna
Marshfield
Roosevelts obtain Mexican divorce in Juarez locale
John A Roosevelt and his wife of 28 years Anne Lindsay Clark of Nahant Mass. were granted a Mexican divorce by Judge Lorenzo Holguin of the 1st Civil Court. Roosevelt, 49, a New York investment executive and son of the late President, was named in the decree on grounds of incompatibility.
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Juarez
Mexico
John A. Roosevelt
Anne Lindsay Clark
Nahant
Mass
Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Lorenzo Holguin
1St
Xavier Rosas Castillo
Chicago Butter and Eggs Market Report
Chicago Mercantile Exchange quotes show butter steady with several grade and score ranges including 93 score AA 622 and 92 A 622, while eggs move toward stability with mediums easy and balance about steady. Prices reflect grade A whites at 70 percent or better and varied mixed and standard values.
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Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
South St. Paul cattle and hog markets transaction report
USDA cattle and hog market data from South St. Paul shows calves and slaughter stock steady to weak with varied price ranges. High good to low choice steers 24.00 to 24.50, hogs 1-2 200-240 lb at 23.25 to 23.50, sows 21.00 to 22.00, and feeder pigs 21.00 to 22.00. Grain notes from Chicago: no wheat corn or soy sales, oats 69% and soybean oil around 10.45.
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South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Chicago Grain Chicago
Minnesota official charged in major insurance fraud case
Minnesota Insurance Commissioner Cyrus E. Magnusson and 16 others were indicted by a federal grand jury on mail fraud and conspiracy charges linked to the American Allied Insurance Co. of St. Paul insolvency. The scheme involved 15 firms led by Phillip Kitzer Sr. and his sons, with about 4 million in premium funds allegedly diverted for their benefit. The indictment lists multiple Kitzer family members and officers of American Allied among the defendants.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Minnesota
Cyrus E. Magnusson
Phillip Kitzer Sr
Chicago
Phillip Jr
Joseph F. Kitzer
American Allied Insurance Co. of
St. Paul
American Allied
Phillip Kitzer Jr
Joseph F.riteer
George J. Hurban
White Bear Lake
Minn
Jerome Rotenberg
C. Nicholas Torzeski
Be‘loit
Wis
Ruigani and
Thomas
Jerome M. Sax
Maurice J. Mettel
Illinois
John Carroll
Deerfield
Ill
Francis J. Savage
Scarsdale
N.Y
Robert Piersza
James L. Holly
Magnusson
Orville L. Freeman
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture
Freeman
Karl F. Rolvaag
Kroman
Kitzer Companies
Robert Mattson
U.S
Miles Lord
Mattson
Lord
Democratic Farmer Labor Party
Moyers Says Johnson Gaining Strength at LBJ Ranch
Press secretary Moyers reported President Johnson is regaining strength three weeks after Bethesda Hospital surgery. Johnson is exercising, walking three to four miles, signing bills, and resting, while doctors approve his recovery pace. No full schedule announced.
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Frank Cormier
Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Lbj Ranch
Bill D. Moyers
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Moyers
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Lady Bird
Pedernales River
Three Convicted for Refusing Viet Nam Service
In Saigon a U S military court found three enlisted men from the 1st Air Cavalry Division guilty of refusing to serve in Viet Nam. Harold Brown David Clark and Percy Green all received bad conduct discharges and prison terms with Brown two years Clark five and Green ten. Green also faced a separate conviction for threatening a noncommissioned officer and family harm. All may appeal. The men awaited trial in Viet Nam as their commander was not aboard the Buckner. About one fifth of the division’s 17 000 personnel are Black.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
Viet Nam
U.S
United States
Harold Brown
Stanford
Fla
David Clark
Coral Gables
Percy L. Green
Chicago
Brown
Clark
Green
Buckner
1St Air Cavalry Division
Johnson Strongly Endorses Beame for NYC Mayor
President Johnson, via his chief spokesman Moyers, described as strongly enthusiastic his support for Democrat Abraham Beame over Republican John V. Lindsay in the New York City mayoral race. Moyers said the President would vote Beame and back Democratic candidates in New Jersey Virginia Louisville and Akron on election day.
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Johnson City, Tex
Johnson
Abraham D. Beame
New York City
John V. Lindsay
Bill D. Moyers
New York
Beame
Moyers
New Jersey
Virginia
Louisville
Akron
Ohio
Earl Bostic Dies at 52 Jazz Saxophonist
Jazz musician Earl Bostic, 52, died in Highland Hospital Rochester after suffering a heart attack Tuesday. He was a New Orleans native and had been staying at a hotel where his trio began a week long engagement.
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Rochester
N.Y
Earl Bostic
Highland Hospital
Bostic
New Orleans
Births at Grandview Hospital and Marshalltown births
Grandview Hospital in Lacrosse Wisconsin reports the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Joseph Kruzich of Terrace Drive 4012 on October 27. Marilyn Blessing notes. Also on October 27 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Gary Phillips of Marshalltown Iowa Patsy Wendlandt reports.
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Lisa Levanne
Joseph ‘Kruzich
Terrace Drive
Marilyn Blessing
Gary Phillips
Marshalltown
Iowa
Patsy Wendlandt
Edward Fairchild Dies Former Wisconsin Justice
Edward T Fairchild 93 longtime Wisconsin Supreme Court justice died at his Madison home. He served on the court 1930 to 1957, then worked as a consultant. Father of Justice Thomas E Fairchild he earlier was Milwaukee assistant district attorney senator for three terms and a Milwaukee circuit judge from 1916 to 1930. He helped shape workmen compensation and occupational education laws.
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Madison
Edward T Fairchild
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Madison Law
Thomas E. Fairchild
Wisconsin Court
Walter J. Kohler
Fairchild
Milwaukee
State Senate
Wisconsin agriculture urged to improve image at 37th meeting
Madison AP reports three speakers at the Wisconsin Council of Agriculture Cooperatives say agriculture must boost its public image. Scott Cutlip calls for PR professionals, Truman Torgerson blasts policy toward surplus prices, and Donald McDowell blames the USDA for the sector’s image as nearly 300 delegates attend the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman Torgerson
Donald N. McDowell
State Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
McDowell
Air Force bombs targets around Hanoi and fresh Viet Cong losses
U S Air Force planes dumped 65 tons of bombs on bridges, military sites and communications lines near Hanoi. They attacked Ban Tai station and Na San airfield with no damage reports. 7th Fleet destroyers fired on coastal targets in seven missions, while ground fighting near Saigon left 20 Viet Cong dead and government casualties described as light in Quang Ngai.
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U.S. Air Force
Ban Tai
Hanoi
Na San
7Th Fleet
Saigon
Quang Ngai
Taxpayer Official To Talk To Group
John Hennick of Milwaukee and Madison will speak on taxes at the November 8 meeting of the Home Owner's Union Inc. The meeting starts at 7 30 p m at Coulee State Bank. Hennick works in the research department of the Public Expenditure Survey. A December discussion will cover the landlord’s rights and restrictions with tenants. Members are urged to join the "Support Your Local Police" campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hennick
Milwaukee
Madison
Home Owner’s Union Inc
Coulee State Bank
Hennick
Stolen beer whisky reported from boathouse near bridge
James Lindsay of La Crosse told police that between October 20 and 24 three six packs of beer and two opened bottles of whisky were stolen from his boathouse just south of the Mississippi River Bridge. An aluminum door screen was taken and a window pushed in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lindsay
la Crosse
Mississippi River Bridge
HARNISCH ANDERSON TO WED NOVEMBER SIX IN HOLMEN
James L. Harnisch of Galesville and Mary A. Anderson of Holmen announce plans to marry November 6 in Holmen. The couple will exchange vows in a ceremony likely at a Holmen church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacrosse
James L. Harnisch
Galesville
Mary A. Anderson
Holmen
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