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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1963
Page
14
The House endorsed a package expanding college building funds with about 835 million dollars in grants and 360 million in loans over three years. Institutions must match grants with two dollars of private or state funding for every one federal dollar. Senate fate unclear amid civil rights filibuster risk.
AP critic notes ten woman led comedies across three networks with Luce Ball and Shirley Booth as enduring exceptions. Imogene Coca and Inger Stevens star new comedies Grindl and Farmers Daughter, Glynis Johns and Bea Benaderet headline CBS entries, and Patty Duke twins lead ABC. Edie Adams headlines ABC variety, Donna Reed anchors a family series. Joyce Jamison faces a food heavy Burke's Law scene.
MADISON AP The 17th World Veterinary Congress heard UW researchers link swine stomach ulcers to psychosomatic stress from modern feeds and practices. Kowalczyk reported 3,700 pig examinations across Wisconsin Illinois Iowa found 44 percent with stomach lining abnormalities and 16 percent with ulcers or scars with peak incidence in February May September and December.
Mrs Mary Walter of De tah resigns Wednesday from the State College Board of Regents. She cites personal business in a letter to Gov John W Reynolds. Walter serves on the Post Publishing Co board and writes editorials for Green Bay Press Gazetter and Appleton Post Crescent.
Mr and Mrs Frank Troia sue Miss Edith Flather for 573 damages and removal of a willow tree that overhangs their Madison home. They say sap damages their house and car and sticks to their children. Miss Flather loves the tree and a ruling by Judge William Sachtjen is pending.
Gov. George Wallace predicts a tremendous response if he challenges President Kennedy in next year primaries. He told a statewide TV address he will consider entering primaries after Alabama legislature adjourns next month.
Samuel Vigil, 21, attempted to rob two Hollywood banks Wednesday with a baseball bat. He first entered a bank to cash government bonds but was refused for lack of identification. Later he reappeared armed, pushed tellers, and tried to flee before capture as officers closed in.
HAL BOYLE lampoons modern excesses and social quirks from career women to gadgety magazines detailing fashion lip stick and zodiac books. The humor targets fashion, etiquette, travel, dining, health, and media while ending with a humorous prayer for deliverance.
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