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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1963
Page
9
Sylvia Porter responds to reader critique about late-1962 predictions of a 1963 tax cut. She acknowledges bets and mispredictions while recounting personal concessions and the shifting of income to 1963. She notes a reader paying higher taxes due to planning and uses the moment to reaffirm her cautious stance on tax reduction prospects.
The piece argues major tax relief for individuals and corporations is likely to begin in 1964 with a net reduction near ten billion dollars annually over two years. It notes congressional delays and warns readers to shift income and deductible expenses between 1963 and 1964 to minimize taxes, urging a strategic approach for taxpayers.
Duane W. Ring of the First National Bank of La Crosse and Keith G. Jones of La Crescent State Bank will attend two weeks at the Graduate School of Banking at the University of Wisconsin Madison. Ring returns for a third year while Jones makes his first session. The school, sponsored by the Central States Conference, draws about 1300 bankers from 41 states Puerto Rico DC and Central America.
Gale Gun Club in Galesville Wisconsin will host its annual shoot on Sunday August 18 starting at 1 p.m. The event follows a business meeting and ends with a bratwurst feed for attendees at the club grounds.
Jerome D. Saterbak of 421 West Ave N has joined the Carl W. Schubert and Associates architectural firm after earning a BS in architecture from Montana State College. He is the son of E. M. and Mrs. Saterbak and is married to Mary Lou Bradford with two children. He previously performed with the Coulee Region Symphony on viola and with the Montana State Symphony, and is a 1955 Central High School graduate.
OXFORD Miss AP The University of Mississippi ends a difficult year with graduation of James H Meredith and faces a faculty exodus exceeding 20 percent. AP survey shows 54 of 1962-63 faculty will not return for fall term. 11 full professors and 17 associate professors depart amid concerns over academic freedom and political interference.
The 1963 Wisconsin highway death toll reaches 511 after the Thursday fatalities of John W. Nylund, 59, of Kenosha and Patricia Prentki, 20, of Milwaukee. Nylund died from injuries after a Sunday motorcycle collision. Prentki died of head injuries after a curbside incident involving her husband Florian Prentki, 23, as he pulled away from a curb.
Advertising NEWS issued every Friday in the regular edition promotes National Advertising and urges distributors and dealers to tie in their promotions with these ads in the La Crosse Tribune.
The August 16 1963 notice lists forthcoming advertisements for Chevrolet C M P P R R Co Coronaids Constant Comment Tea Corby's Reserve Corina Cigars Creamettes Deans Pills Dr Jaynes P W Tablets Dubuque Packing Co Pasteeth Gerber Products Gilbys Gin Jiffy Wrap ManZan Minnesota State Fair Moon Faucet Northern Natural Gas Ports and Cement within the newspaper cycle.
The La Crosse office of Garot Beauty Shop led by Mrs Eunice Sherry moved from the hotel location to new quarters at 502 S Main Street and the operation was renamed Westby Beauty Salon. New ownership and relocation mark the business update in Westby Wisconsin.
3M announces a 1.5 million grant program to supply 500 schools nationwide with 3000 worth visual communications equipment. Local distributor H R Jambois says proposals from principals determine selections with a national panel choosing recipients. applications due November 15. winners announced in December with installations in early 1964.
Roy Christian son of Ettrick proprietor of the Tamarack Store and Erickson Oil dealer received an engraved wrist watch a diamond tie pin and a plaque for 25 years of continuous service with Phillips Petroleum Co. Presenters were D Wayne Erickson of Erickson Oil Co and W J Zilka of Phillips Petroleum. Karl J Apel now works at Swartz Office Supply Co La Crosse servicing office machines and adding ad ders calculating equipment and typewriters. He resides at 709 Caledo-
Friday night listings show WLCX Vox Pop at 7 p.m. WKTH air 7 45 p.m. baseball Braves meet Colts and WKBH 7 55 p.m. Twins vs Senators. Saturday schedule includes WKTY 7 45 p.m. Colts baseball and 9 p.m. Packers meet Cowboys. WKBH notes the giant salamander of China and Japan reaches over five feet.
The subject, his wife Mary and two children Marga and Karla, live on Ina Street. He became an American citizen in May 1963 after completing an apprenticeship and earning mechanics and master mechanics degrees in Germany.
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