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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1964

Page

11

Fair Is Not Losing Money Fair Is Not Losing Money

Sylvia Porter discusses the 1964 65 New York World's Fair finances, arguing the event's massive advance ticket sales and current revenue from rentals, licenses, and parking offset high costs. She compares it to the 1939 40 fair and notes NYC's $24 million park improvements may be repaid, while predicting lower than expected surpluses for park restoration.

Sylvia Porter The Fair Corp New York City New York Flushing Meadows

Fair profits rise as major exhibitors bounce back at 1964 fair

Concessionaires facing financial strains trimmed plans but most of the 150 exhibits remain solid with only 10 to 15 flopping. Hits include General Motors General Electric Ford Pepsi Cola IBM Bell duPont RCA Eastman Kodak Coca Cola and other major firms drawing visitors and paving for future sales.

General Motors General Electric Ford Pepsi Cola Johnson’s Wax IBM Bell duPont RCA Eastman Kodak Coca Cola The Hall Syndicate, Inc

ODRINEX Promises Weight Loss Without Exercise

An advertisement claims ODRINEX suppresses appetite so users eat less without changing meals. It promises a money back guarantee if not satisfied and lists Spell's Drug Stores at 509 Main and 1128 Gillette for purchase with mail orders available.

Spell’s Drug Stores Main Gillette Ady

Today in History highlights through the years

On August 20 across history notable events include Wayne’s victory near Toledo in 1783 as John Jay negotiated Britain’s withdrawal from the Northwest Territory. Harrison’s birth in 1833, radio broadcasting in 1920, Yawata bombing in 1944, Cyprus plebiscite debate in 1954, West Yellowstone earthquakes in 1960, and Khrushchev’s 1963 visit to Yugoslavia.

Anthony Wayne Mau‘mee River Toledo Ohio John Jay Northwest Territory Benjamin Harrison North Bend Detroit Yawata Greece U.N. General Assembly Cyprus West Yellowstone Montana Khrushchev Yugoslavia

Harrington Opposes College Tax Credits

Dr. Fred H. Harrington president of the University of Wisconsin opposed a federal aid proposal for income tax credits on educational expenses. He told a Democratic platform panel that the plan would not aid the needy, would channel money to colleges by raising fees, and would burden low income students.

Washington Fred H. Harrington University of Wisconsin Harrington Association of State Universities and Land Grant Colleges

School Bus Safety Clinics Under Way in Wisconsin

State Motor Vehicle department inspectors prepare to inspect 330 000 Wisconsin children transport vehicles for the upcoming school year. About 4 802 buses and 1 486 other school transportation units face annual checks as 30 safety clinics run across the state to address driver and fleet issues. Travel totals approach 49 million miles annually.

Madison State Motor Vehicle Department Wisconsin

Goldwater Leaves Door Open to Intelligence Briefings

Sen. Barry Goldwater said he would seek intelligence briefings when needed but refused to be trapped into campaign silence. He criticized Defense Sec. Robert McNamara for publicizing sensitive information and argued rivals Scranton and Rockefeller harmed his campaign more than Johnson.

Walter R. Mears Washington Barry Goldwater Johnson Goldwater Arizona Robert S. McNamara Pentagon William W. ‘Scranton Pennsylvania Nelson A. Rockefeller New York Scranton Rockefeller

Drought Aid Sought for 9 State Counties

Governor Reynolds has asked the U S Department of Agriculture for emergency aid for nine counties hit by drought. The request covers baying and grazing authorization for Marquette County and livestock feeding programs for Barion, Burnett, Polk and Price counties, plus continued assistance for Buffalo, Jackson, Pepin and Trempealeau counties.

Madison John W. Reynolds U.S. Department of Agriculture Reynolds Marquette Bariton Burnett, Polk Price J Buffalo Jackson Pepin Trempealeau

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