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Monday, Stptombor 23, 1HJ WINONA DAILY NEWS Estimated 25,000 at La Crescentpi Judd Won't Seek But Will Accept I A Favorite Son Roie WASHINGTON (AP Former Rep. Walter H. Judd said todiy he would accept support of Min nesota Republicans as a favorite son for the presidential nomina tion if the action would not divide the party. fx. "I am not seeking it and I am not going to seek it," he told a reporter, "but if responsible par Li mmMi jM mci ty leaders in the state believe it is a good idea, I will consider It.

V. 1 I I am interested in unifying our party. Judd was defeated for re-elac-tion to the House from Minnesota in 1962. He delivered the keynote address at the I960 Republican National Convention. A m.

li imnrinffrin Inn "iiir 1 at this highlight of the annual La Crescent Applt Festival. vant, LaLonne Kelley, Karen McCaffrey and the queen, Christine Haupert, waving at the crowd. (Daily News rhotos) MAMMOTH PARADE This Caledonia unit was amcng the 120 floats, bands and other groups that delighted the crowd under sunny skies LA CRESCENT APPLE ROYALTY They rode in state on the Apple Growers float Sun-, day. Left to right, Linda Holthaus, Sherry Grode MEN Troubled whh GETTING UP NIGHTS Pojns In BACK, HIPS, LEGS Tiredness, LOSS OF VIGOR If you art a victim of tbesa iymp tome then your trouble may traced to Glandular Inflammation. Glandular Inflammation is a constitutional disease and medicine that give temporary relief will not remove the rausea of your trouble.

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One night he was joined by a half dozen University of Minnesota graduate students who picked up the birds for laboratory study on determining if migrating birds carry dsease viruses or the spores Thousands of Birds Killed At Eau Claire of fungi. MEXICO CITY (AP)-An angry Richard Burton arrived with Elizabeth Taylor Sunday night in this land of easy divorces denying he had said they would wed as soon as legally possible. Actor Burton will be making a movie in Mexico and Miss Taylor will just watch. She hasn't a role. There was wide speculation they were going to take advantage of the trip to get quickie Mexican "On this one night alone the students picked up 4.000 birds, and I picked up an equal number with some neighborhood boys helping me," Kemper said.

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EAU CLAIRE. Wis. An estimated 30,000 migrating song birds were killed at a television tower here last week, the heaviest toll since it was constructed in 1957. Dr. Charles Kemper, Chippewa Falls, a director of the Wisconsin Society for Ornithology, said the birds were killed by flying into the tower or its guy wires.

HE IDENTIFIED 41 different species among the dead birds including many types of warblers, vireos and thrushes in addition to scarlets tanagers, rosebreasted grosbeaks, indigo buntings, orioles and others. Most of the deaths occurred on the murky, overcast nights last Tuesday through Thursday. Kemper said that in such weather migrating birds fly nearer the ground and probably are attracted by the blinking lights maintained as a warning to aircraft. 'THE BIRDS fly around and around it, like moths around a HEW FREE BOOK- LA CRESCENT. Minn.

(Special) More than 25.000 persons viewed the 1963 Apple Festival parade Sunday. Ideal September weather prevailed. The sun shone brightly with enough briskness in the 70-degree temperature appropriate to a fall festival. There were smartly stepping bands, blaring bugle corps, beautifully designed floats and royal beauties from throughout the area. THE PARADE rout was longer this year, giving added viewing room, but still before noon there were cars parked on the off-streets with occupants eating a noon snack before the big show.

By the 2 p.m. starting time the route was well filled. The new Apple Festival queen, Christine Haupert, who tearfully accepted the crown at Saturday night's banquet, rode on the royal float of the La Crescent Fruit Growers Association. With her were her four attendants, Karen McCaffrey, LaLonne Kelley. Linda Holthaus and Shirley Grodevant Sharing honors with La Crescent's new queen was Miss Minnesota, Sharon Carnes, who awarded the tropies to the parade winners.

La Crosse sent Miss La Crosse, Barbara Manke. and Miss Okto-berfest, Marilyn Otto. Other royalty represented were Steamboat Days and Winter Carnival, Winona; St. Charles Gladiola Festival; Houston County Dairy princess; Arcadia Broiler queen; Skate A-rena queen; Rushford; Spring Grove; Mabel-Hesper Steam Engine queen; Viroqua Farm Progress Days queen: Caledonia Harvest Day; Houston Chamber of Commerce royalty and last year's Apple Festival queen, Sylvia Bei-ers on the La Crescent Chamber of Commerce float. THE PARADE was led by rha La Crosse police department; village officials and the fire truck following.

Gittens-Leidel Post 595, American Legion, color guard and firing squad, carried the colors with its junior drum and bugle corps, the AppleArrows, next in line. The Winona Shrine Motor Patrol thrilled the crowd with snappy uniforms and motorcycles and precision riding. Sharing the convertible and float spotlight were the 15 girls who also were candidates in this year's quest for the Apple Festival crown. Sen. Eugene McCarthy, guest speaker at the Saturday banquet, was given a place of honor in the parade lineup, after which he viewed the remaining portion from the reviewing stand.

Floats featured pretty girls, square dance groups, the foot-tickling rhythms of old-time bands and always La Crescent's King Apple. First place winner in the band division was DeSoto, high school. Stan Wierson Is the director. Second place went to the Lanesboro High School band, Paul Ramsey directing. THE LA CRESCENT Apple Growers Association took first in the theme float division with Uie queen and attendants.

Gittens-Leidel Post received second using a "Safety Is Our Motto" slogan and urging people to drive carefully with "We want to see you at the 1964 Apple Festival." Dallas Ames, post commander, accepted the trophy. Hudspith Ballet School. Caledonia, took first place in the novelty float division. Second place went to Explorer Boy Scout Troop 433 for a float featuring escaping pigeons and hunters amid surround-, ings representing the area near La Crescent. The AppleArrows took first place in the drum and bugle corps division.

Second place went to Sons of the American Legion, La Crosse. MARCHING unit awards want to the Blue Star Color Guard, first, and the Coule-ettes, La Crosse, second. The parade started with aerial bombs shot by the Mad Bombers, Winona VFW Post. It ended with an array of horses and the Casino Clean-up Committee. The La citizens radio band group assisted in the parade.

La Crescent Auxiliary Police were in charge of policing the parade route and events throughout the festival. Arvid S. Olson was parade chairman. Following the parade the school grounds drew thousands of persons with the allure of the carnival and food and refreshment stands. The amateur art show in the grade school was a popular stopping place.

By surmising where on the Min 2,904 birds, later listing them by species. He said leaving the lights on without blinking during the few nights of the fall when birds migrate might help. According to Kemper, migrations over Wisconsin last week were spectacularly heavy. Macon Church Desegregates MACON. Ga.

(AP)-The Vine-ville Baptist church has quietly desegregated its membership, the first Southern Baptist church in Excelsior Medical Clinic Dept. B8490 Excelsior Springs, MsJ I (tntltmtnt Kindly tmd ma at lytur Ntat FREE Book. I am Intirtitid In! I full Infortnttltn (Fleait Chick loi) Kerala ItcUI-Ctlea daxdultr I I Inflammatianl 1 1 the state to take such action. The 2.000-member church voted unanimously Sunday to accept Sam Jerry Oni. 22, a ministerial student from Takoradi, Ghana.

Oni presented himself for membership with a group of white students from recently desegregated Mercer University, a Baptist school in this central Georgia city. Oni, was converted to Christianity in Ghana by a Mercer graduate. 1 1 1 Bride, Galesville, and Mrs. Florence Parker and Terry Jean DeBois, La Crosse. The festival is built around the King Apple specimens behind them.

IT0WH. 1 1 1 1 THEY CAME FROM ALL OVER Among the estimated 25,000 persons watching the La Crescent parade from select curbside seats were, left to right, Maureen McBride and Raymond Mc- I I. STTt Legionnaire Cited At Festival Banquet Celebrate Our Help Us tern is more productive, that our LA CRESCENT, Minn. (Spe cial) Charles Gavin was named honored man of the year at the Apple Festival Banquet Sat educational system produces belter scientists and technologists, or that our form of political organization or our general culture is superior. urday night for his work in the American Legion as commander 1 m-mik kmlwm 1 "What we are called upon to of the 1st District.

For many years, too. he has do is to take all of these together and to prove that our total way of life provides the best way and been active in child welfare work in La Crescent and the district. THE BANQUET speaker, Sen. Eugene McCarthy, charged 19th the best hope of man in his efforts to achieve a fuller measure of justice and happiness and a greater opportunity for self- century response to foreign pol realization and perfection," Sen. McCarthy concluded.

GORDON YATES, master of ceremonies, introduced the queen judges, Mrs. Arthur Hebberd, Bryce Tracey and Monte Horswill, and parade judges George Butz-ler, Ken Storandt and William Von Arx, Miss Oktoberfest, Mar-lene Otto, and Miss La Crosse. Barbara Manke, were special guests. icy. He said, "The methods of 19th century diplomacy are not applicable to the realities of 1963, yet most critics of U.S.

foreign policy continue to advocate these methods as though they represented some bold course of action. "Gunboat militarism, dollar diplomacy and ideological imperialism are nether practical nor acceptable methods of establishing or maintaining power relationships in the modern world. "The U.S. has become the military and economic leader of the free world and this necessarily involves political leadership. It is a responsibility which we did not seek but have generally accepted." 4 THE SENATOR continued, "Our foreign policy has not been one of uninterrupted success, but the 19th century men in pub Wayne Rowland, and his ven- THIS IS OUR 4th BIRTHDAY McDonald's want to express our a time when we at appreciation for your triloquist act.

provided entertainment. The Leo Schmidt group played during the dinner hour. The evening was climaxed by the crowning of Christine Haupert by the retiring queen, Sylvia Beiers. She was presented with a $150 check from the Apple Festival to be used for a wardrobe supplied by a La Crosse store. Table decorations were by the La Crescent Home and Garden Club.

Decorations in the Crucifixion auditorium were by the AppleArrows. Serving was by the Rosary Society. Man, Son Found Dead in Home ST. PAUL, WW Bodies of a man acceptance of our food and service. You've been wonderful and we look forward to serving you and your family often.

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