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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1963

Page

18

Woman Helps Blind Children of Asia Wins Medal of Freedom

Genevieve Caulfield, 73, of Suffolk Virginia receives the presidential Medal of Freedom from the U S Embassy in Saigon for thirty years aiding blind children in Southeast Asia. A doctor accidentally blinded her as an infant, yet she devotes her life to helping others despite limited sight.

Asia Medal of Freedom Saigon South Viet Nam U.S Genevieve Caulfield America Pablo Casals Thornton Wilder George Meany Ralph Bunche Casals Wilder Miss Caulfield Southeast Asia Suffolk Thailand Bangkok United States Japan New York

Navy appoints Adm David L McDonald as chief operations

Adm David L McDonald, 57, is new chief of naval operations succeeding Adm George W Anderson who will become ambassador to Portugal. Secretary Fred Korth lauds both leaders and notes nearly four decades of service. Anderson receives Distinguished Service Medal from President Kennedy.

Washington Navy Adm David L. McDonald Naval Operations George W. Anderson McDonald Maysville 6Th Fleet Eastern Atlantic Command Pentagon Anderson Secretary of the Navy Fred Korth Goodby Naval Station Kennedy Portugal Korth Adm. McDonald

Measure Calls For Aid To Private Schools

Wisconsin lawmakers revive private school aid debate with a joint constitutional amendment proposal by Assemblyman Harold Froelich at the behest of Citizens for Educational Freedom. The plan seeks to allow state aid or tax credits for tuition in non public schools, but would not complete before 1966. The Legislature also backs potential bus transportation for private school pupils in tax supported public buses, a long contested issue.

la Crosse Tribune Madison Bureau Madison Wisconsin Attorney General State Supreme Court

Merchants Urged Not To File July Tax Form

The Wisconsin Tax Department asked merchants not to file July sales and use tax returns mailed before the Legislature agreed on a new budget and tax bill. The department said changes affecting collections are in the new proposal, outdating the forms.

Madison Wisconsin Tax Department

Conductor Crushed Between Car and Dock

TWO RIVERS AP Thomas A Hanrahan of Green Bay a conductor for the Chicago and North Western Railway was crushed to death Tuesday night between a box car and a loading dock at a downtown manufacturing plant He 47 had been promoted from switchman to conductor the day before the accident.

TWO Rivers Thomas A. Hanrahan Green Bay Chicago and North Western Railway Hanrahan

Odri nex fat loss pill offered with money back guarantee

Odri nex marketed as an over the counter fat loss tablet promises weight loss in seven days with a money back guarantee. Sold by Spell's Drug Stores at 509 Main and 1128 Gillette with no questions asked refunds.

Spell's Drug Main Gillette

Wisconsin Legislature Plans October Reconvening

A weary Wisconsin Legislature aims to adjourn in late fall after a tough session and reconvene for a month or six weeks. The plan anticipates a recall if issues arise, with Gov. Reynolds likely to call a special session for highway and housing measures. Republican leaders seek to retain control over timing.

la Crosse Tribune Madison Wisconsin Assembly Robert Haase Senate John W. Reynolds

Legislature pauses as tax stalemate ends with compromise program

A governor called Legislature meeting is constitutionally limited to enumerated subjects. The abrupt respite shows lawmakers, both parties, weary after a four month struggle ending with final approval of a compromise tax and spending program.

Classified Ad Offers Quick Cash for Power Tools

A classified notice invites readers to sell unused power tools for fast cash by calling 2-8040 to place an ad. It presents a straightforward transaction without additional details.

Classified

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