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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1963
Page
4
Wisconsin and other states weigh a milk holdout under the National Farmers Organization to force $6.05 a hundredweight for bottling. Analysts note Chicago Class 1 milk trades at $4.29 and say a broad withhold would struggle to reduce surplus or lift prices. past farm holdbacks on hogs and calves failed to sustain gains.
A cautious essay argues ignition keys left in cars invite theft and that juveniles who joyride are stealing, not pranks. It notes locks appear everywhere from schools to factories and calls for accountability by judges, officials, and parents.
The piece argues that natural organisms long preceded man in feats now mimicked by technology. It cites squid propulsion, bat radar precursors, hummingbird flight, scorpion needles, mosquito inoculation, animal snowshoes, and abalone suction cups as models. It frames science as learning from nature’s established tricks.
The East German puppet regime could sign the partial test ban after the big powers. Walter Albright says East Germany would sign once the Big Three sign, risking de facto recognition and complicating West German and Western allies’ stance. The move could affect Potsdam boundaries and Berlin status.
Canadian Pacific and Canadian National say eliminating firemen by attrition will take 30 to 35 years, far longer and costlier than initial estimates. The plan has reduced roles for about 800 workers on each line, leaving thousands still in place amid U.S. work rules disputes.
Review of wartime events from 1943 noting Sicily gains with San Stefano captured and the Eighth Army pushing toward Naples while German forces face heavy assaults. American forces reportedly take thousands of prisoners as a large Liberator bomber mission targets Ploesti in Romania. Berlin evacuates civilians amid raids, and notable figures Norden glider crash deaths are reported along with local wartime efforts and civic notes.
In Madison the fight for further cuts to Wisconsin’s personal property tax faltered as leaders and Gov. Nelson’s administration shelved hopes for more relief. Lawmakers warned a future reduction would need replacing lost revenue, with no easy funding path.
Leo Durocher dismisses popularity polls as irrelevant while noting he’s not competing in popularity contests and remains unconcerned about public opinion.
Dear Cy offers skeptical take on scholarships and home money schemes. The column warns about a handkerchief business pitch and advises contacting the Chicago Better Business Bureau for guidance. It also directs readers to Social Security office for retirement benefit information and cites official booklets.
Sen Norris Cotton compares a $10 million Washington aquarium project to Frederick the Great’s palace and quips its name sans souci meaning without worry. Sen Byrd recalls speaking with presidents over 30 years but says he disagreed with them all at a National Press Club birthday party.
In a three no trump contract South must attack diamonds after an opening spade lead. The weary player may mislead by cashing the queen diamond. the careful player returns a diamond to his hand and then drives another toward dummy to obtain three diamond tricks. For 50 cents, order Jacoby’s bridge guide from The La Crosse Tribune.
The La Crosse Tribune outlines delivery rates for La Crosse area including Sunday editions and surrounding towns with yearly and monthly options. It lists editorial staff and AP affiliation while noting mail and carrier delivery terms and advertising representation.
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