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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1963
Page
5
Gov. John W. Reynolds convenes a Friday session of the State Recreation Committee at Baileys Harbor Town Hall to decide allotments for the state's $50 million resource program. With no new legislative action, 1963-64 funding stays near $6 million. agenda covers a state recreation plan, conservation easements review, and the Wildcat Mountain Lake project.
Viola Wisconsin announces the Viola High School class of 1958 reunion at Banker Park on Sunday August 25 with a picnic dinner at noon. All class members and families are welcome.
Washington AP report recalls Joseph Valachi viewed as a mere nobody by bosses who ordered his death. His big public reveal comes when he testifies before the Senate investigations subcommittee. officials say his insights into Cosa Nostra could unsettle Chicago mobsters and New York hierarchies. Valachi remains under guard at Ft Monmouth in a secure Army facility, not with other inmates.
Atlanta businessman Carmichael testified that he read notes Burnett showed him last fall about a telephone conversation linked to football fix charges. He said the notes presented at trial were not the same as those shown earlier and affirmed he did read the notes as Burnett laid them out.
The Negro American Labor Council in Milwaukee accuses the state Industrial Commission fair employment division of a soft approach to Negro hiring. The group says hearings on retail firms show broader issues, with industrial plant practices to be examined later. Virginia Heubner questions if a problem exists, prompting council critique.
Jamaica, formerly a British colony, gained independence in 1962 and operates as a parliamentary state within the Commonwealth. The note highlights its political framework and ongoing constitutional ties to the UK-structured system.
Jerome Hirschman a 39 year old University of Wisconsin scientist was found dead on a floating ice island scientific outpost at the North Pole. His body was recovered Tuesday by a plane with aerial retrieving gear. An autopsy is planned at Elmendorf Air Force Base. He died last month and funeral services are expected in New York City.
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