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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1965

Page

3

Klans Secrecy Challenged at Capitol Hill Hearing

Washington AP report details House On One committees hearings exposing Klan finances and leaders. Imperial Wizard Robert Shelton defends, prosecutors show bank records and tax returns while ex Klansman DuBois resigns and turns over Klan files. Roy Woodle criticizes leadership and promises more revelations.

Washington Robert Shelton House Ku Klux Klan House Committee On Capitol Hill Edwin E. Willong Lis D-La Pudgy Joseph G. DuBois Goldsboro, N.C Roy Woodle Nighthawk Willis DuBois Woodle

Opening day crowd at marble hall for 216 seats

The opening day drew a line in the marble hall for 216 seats as young civil rights regulars arrived neat and pressed. George Lincoln Rockwell, leader of the American Nazi Party, visited wearing a corncob pipe, while a few Negro attendees sat near Klansmen led by Shelton.

George Lincoln Rockwell Uehrer Nazi Party Shelton

Three Minneapolis Juveniles Admit Harassment Prank

Police say three youths admitted acts that could be harassment of a Negro woman missionary in south Minneapolis. A 12 year old admitted firing a BB gun that cracked a window at Mrs Anne D Hall’s upper duplex while a 15 year old brother and a 17 year old threw water filled balloons on the porch. Officials said the acts were not premised on race but on teasing targeting Mrs Hall.

Minneapolis Calvin Hawkinson Anne D. Hall Hawkinson Hall

Two Railroads Report Higher Net Incomes

ST. PAUL AP Two railroads the Northern Pacific and Great Northern posted higher nine month net incomes this year than last. NP earned 9.2 million dollars 1.35 a share up from 6.6 million 1.11. GN reported 21 million 3.43 a share versus 20.8 million 3.42 last year. Both lines also saw better freight and passenger returns.

ST. Paul Northern Pacific Great Northern

Soaring Profits And Higher Pric es Bid Up Stocks

The AP reports soaring corporate profits and fat margins have pushed stock prices higher as investors digest earnings and prospects.Experts warn margins may narrow next year and profits could lag in late 1960s, while total after tax profit for U S corporations remains near record highs. The piece cites rising capacity use, 5.5 percent annual expansion, wage increases, and slower productivity gains as factors that may erode margins. It notes cash flow near 74 billion this year and 44 billion in profits after tax. Also reports the death of Nicholas Kelley Sr., 80, former Chrysler VP and Treasury official.

AP Business News New York Wall Street U.S Fortune Magazine Nicholas Kelley Sr Chrysler Corp the Treasury Keeley Chrysler

Local Ivy Sale and Rummage Events Across La Crosse

Listings detail an Ivy sale at Renner's Flower Shop and numerous rummage events around La Crosse including clothing, dishes, toys, and miscellaneous items. Also note by Hoeschler's Drug Store and La Crosse St. Market and wig shop promotions. Prices highlighted for ivy plants and food items, with shop addresses and hours.

Renner’s 5Th Ave la Crosse State Bank Building Kay’s Hoeschler’s Drug Store Madison Garage Arcadia la Crosse St. Market Deena LaBoutique Aletta

World wheat trade growth linked to Soviet China purchases

World wheat and flour trade is set to return near 2.1 million bushels as 1965 production trends favor lower carryover stocks and strong home use. Soviet and Chinese demand, plus a Canada China sale agreement, drive the expansion and potential record exports.

Washington United States Agriculture Department Soviet Union China

Today in History highlights events on Oct 29 1965

On this date in history several major events are noted. The 1929 stock market crash is marked along with inventions and political milestones. Notable items include the Fulton I steam driven warship 1814 and the 1923 Turkey proclamation.

New York U.S. Navy Robert Fulton Republic of Turkey Austria Henry Stimson Rae Eisenhower Farm Program of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson Toledo Ohio Atty Robert Kennedy Lee Oswald John F. Kennedy

Exchange Of Stock In Hamm Offer Described

Heublein Inc of Hartford proposes to swap Hamm stock for 200000 shares of 5 per cent convertible preferred stock and 420000 shares of 5 per cent preferred stock in Heublein. The new Heublein stock carries a par value of 100 dollars. Hamm stockholders and Heublein board have approved. Heublein stockholders vote on November 29.

ST. Paul Heublein, Inc Hartford Heublein Hamm Heublein Board of Directors

Elderly Urged To Help Train Youths in Wisconsin

Governor Warren Knowles urged Wisconsin seniors to assist youth leadership and education at the State Conference of the Aging. He warned that by 1968 half of the state’s population will be 25 or younger, stressing the elderly’s growing role in guiding the young.

Madison Warren P. Knowles State Conference of the Aging Wisconsin Knowles

September Living Costs Rise To Equal Record

The Labor Department says the consumer price index rose 0.2 percent in September, tying the record high at 110.2 relative to the 1957-59 base. Food at supermarkets fell 0.6 percent, while meat costs stayed high. potato prices plunged 32 percent. Restaurants rose 0.6 percent amid tight meat supplies.

Washington Labor Department

Chrysler Nine Month Earnings Hit New Record

Chrysler Corp reported record earnings of 136.4 million dollars for the first nine months of 1965, 3.24 dollars per share, and boosted its regular dividend to 50 cents. This compared with 125.8 million dollars and 3.24 a share in the same period of 1964.

Detroit Chrysler Corp

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