Bond Issue Of $480000 Is Recommended In La Crosse
The La Crosse City Plan Commission backs a 1965 capital improvements bond of 480000 not funding an elementary school at 28th and Birch Streets. If library funds pass, total 1965 bond debt may reach 1.37 million, with streets sewers and water upgrades forming the bulk of the expenditure.
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28Th
Birch Streets
la Crosse
Longfellow Junior High School
Hogan and Jefferson
Upper French Island
Titan 3A fails to reach orbit on maiden Titan flight
The Titan 3A rocket lifted from Cape Kennedy at 10 am EST but lost radio contact 13 minutes after launch. The Air Force later said the third stage failed to reach its intended orbit while 95 percent of test objectives were met. Brig. Gen. Bleymaier cited a possible early stage shutdown as the cause.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Air Force
United States
West Indies
Antigua
Joseph S. Bleymaier
Titan 3A
Bearded Barry Back From Sea Sun Cruise
Senator Barry Goldwater returns from a California coast cruise to tape campaign television in Los Angeles. He did not shave at sea, then travels to Newport Beach and Prescott for campaign events as Denison Kitchel maps key targets including California Midwest and eastern states.
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Los Angeles
Barry Goldwater
California
Newport Beach
Goldwater
Arizona
Sundance
Abe Lincoln
Balboa Bay Club
Johnson
Denison Kitchel
Kitchel
Midwest
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Traffic Toll Record Set During July
The National Safety Council reports 4410 traffic deaths in July the highest monthly toll in history. Howard Pyle says traffic accidents are a critical social problem with ages 5 to 24 seeing more deaths from crashes than any other cause.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
U.S
Howard Pyle
The
Safety Council
Pyre
Three Die In Minnesota Collision Near Tyler
Three people die in a crash on a township road near Tyler Minnesota raising the year's highway death toll to 539. Victims are Mark LaVoie 66 Emma LaVoie 62 both of Tyler and Jon Klein 16 of Tyler. The LaVoies car collided with Klein's car in Lincoln County southwest Minnesota.
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Tyler
Minnesota
Mark LaVoie
Emma
Jon Klein
LaVoies
Klein
Lincoln County
Kennedy Wins Big In New York Democratic Senate Test Vote
Atty Gen Robert F Kennedy captured an overwhelming margin in New York as Democrats met to choose a Senate candidate to challenge Republican Kenneth B Keating. The State Committee approved a resolution to allow Kennedy to run on the Democratic ballot statewide, despite not being a party member. Rep Samuel S Stratton urged defeat but failed.
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New York
Robert F. Kennedy
U.S. Senate
Kenneth B. Keating
Democratic State Committee
Kennedy
Samuel S. Stratton
Upstate
Amsterdam
Senate
FBI investigators probe Wisconsin truck shooting near Merrill
In Jackson County near Merrill two of three Shawano Trucking Co. semis were struck by rifle fire while trundling toward Milwaukee. no injuries reported. Sheriff Julian Larkin says the FBI joined the probe as trucks cross interstate lines amid recent livestock withholding protests. A car with at least three men fled the scene. a description was circulated to deputies.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Merrill
Jackson County
Julian Larkin
Shawano Trucking Co
South St. Paul
Milwaukee
New Jersey
Merrillan
Larkin
Elmer Davis
Federal Bureau of Investigation
National Farmers Organization Livestock
Wisconsin
Alma Center
Kennedy Seen Likely Nominee For New York Senate
New York Democrats prepared to nominate Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy for the Senate with strong expectations of victory over Republican Sen. Kenneth B. Keating. In Michigan, Reps. John Lesinski and John Dingell clashed in a Detroit area primary driven by reapportionment and civil rights politics. Republicans in Michigan pursued the Senate nomination, while Governor George Romney faced George Higgins in a likely easy primary, and Neil F. Staebler stood unopposed for the Democratic nod.
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Washington
New York
Robert F. Kennedy
Michigan
Kennedy
Kenneth B. Keating
Samuel Stratton
Detroit
John Lesinski
Dearborn
John Dingell
Lesinski
Dingell
Philip A. Hart
George Romney
George Higgins
Neil F. Staebler
Virginia
Massachusetts
Seven-Year-Old Drowns in Sugar River Incident
Angeline Caldwell, 7, of Belleville drowned after slipping from a wet ledge while playing in the Sugar River with two companions. Two men nearby recovered the body within ten minutes but resuscitation failed.
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Belleville
Wis
Angeline Caldwell
Sugar River
Raid Finds Fire Bombs at Black Nationalist HQ in Philadelphia
Police raided Muhammad's African Asian Cultural Center in North Philadelphia where looting occurred. They found flammable liquids, a loaded revolver, two bayonets and a knife, and arrested Shakyh Muhammad on weapons and explosives charges. Mayor Tate noted the area remains under curfew with heavy police presence.
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Philadelphia
Negro Group
James H. J. Tate
Muhammad
Millard Meers
Shakyh Muhammad
Meers
Celebrezze backs revised Social Security health plan
Secretary Celebrezze endorses the administration backed King-Anderson revision aiming to win Senate approval for hospital coverage for the aged under Social Security. The package raises benefits modestly and trims nursing home eligibility while threatening a major bargaining stand in the conference with the House.
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Washington
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Senate
Celebrezze
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Hubert H. Humphrey
Johnson
Texas
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
King-Anderson
House
Russell B. Long
D-La
Long
Williams alleges $25,000 channeling to 1960 campaign
Sen. John J. Williams charges a Philadelphia contractor funneled 25 000 through Bobby Baker to the Kennedy Johnson 1960 campaign fund in an alleged illegal conspiracy. He urges the Senate to reopen Baker investigations with witnesses Reynolds, McCloskey, and Baker. George Reedy denies knowledge of the claim.
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Washington
John J. Williams
R-Del
Senate Today
Philadelphia
Bobby Baker
Don B. Reynolds
The
Senate
Senate Rules Committee
Baker
Williams
Matthew H. McCloskey Jr
District of Columbia
Reynolds
Kennedy-Johnson
U.S. Senate
Matthew McCloskey
Don Reynolds
Five Iowa NFO Men Plead Guilty in Boycott Fines
Five Postville area men from the National Farmers Organization pleaded guilty in justice court to illegal boycott stemming from a disturbance at the Postville Cooperative Livestock Market. Each man paid $50 and costs after demanding 23.5 cents a pound for hogs. buyers refused and trucks blocked the ramp. Names: Gene Stockman Gene Brainard Eldo Wacker Merle Lucker Leo Burns. They were given until Monday to appeal or pay.
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Waukon
Iowa
Postville
Justice Court
Gene Stockman
Gene Brainard
Eldo Wacker
Merle Lucker
Leo Burns
National Farmers Organization
Court of Justice
Paul Huenemann
Hillsboro Man Faces 3 Charges In Vernon County
Richard Kauffman of Hillsboro was arrested Monday evening after an incident at the Valley stock buying station on August 28. He faces three charges including hindering a man from doing his lawful work and related counts. he was jailed overnight and scheduled to appear in court Tuesday.
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Vnroqua
Wis
Hillsboro
Valley
Vernon County
Scientist predicts global famine by 1970s warns in Chicago
Dr Raymond Ewell of SUNY Buffalo warned the world faces famine in Asia Africa and Latin America by the 1970s due to population outpacing food. He urged the United States and Europe to donate fertilizers and said birth control offers the long term solution though effects will be slow. He cited India Pakistan and China as early hard hit and projected a population rise of about one billion in 20 years with stagnant food output.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Raymond Ewell
State University of New York At Buffalo
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Africa
South America
American Chemical Society
Ewell
United States
Europe
India
Pakistan
China
Indonesia
Iran
Turkey
Egypt
Latin America
Dr. Ewell
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