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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1964
Page
21
The article promotes freezing main dishes in portions to cut meal prep time. Double portions simplify cooking, since one half is stored for later use. Freeze promptly after cooking, cool, and pack for storage. Reheating a frozen casserole takes about 90 minutes in a moderate oven, with no constant attention.
The 1964 anniversary marks a decade of the disability insurance program. Congress in 1954 amended the act to freeze workers Social Security records during disability to protect later retirement benefits. About 421000 retired workers benefit from the freeze, preserving credits and averting benefit reductions. In 1963 the disability program paid nearly $1.3 billion to over 1.6 million disabled workers and families.
Governor John W Reynolds announced the first meeting of the Governor's Task Force on Poverty for Monday. The panel will coordinate state efforts under President Johnson's program with the State Department of Resource Development as coordinator and include representatives from various agencies and the University of Wisconsin. The 1960 census shows 17.4 percent of Wisconsin families below the 3000 annual income poverty line, with Adams Burnett Jackson Sawyer Taylor Vernon and Waushara counties reporting more than 40 percent below that threshold.
David Nelson and Richard Sartz won north-south with 112 percent. Mr. and Mrs. Werner Wassman dorf topped east-west with 10414. Doris Horst and Mabel Smith scored 1092 in north-south. Bonnie Hoesley and Belva Grajczyk 105 percent. Dennett Bell pair 96. Other east-west finishes included James Squier with Robert Rivers and Timothy Wern tied at 10314 and Jean Young with Willa Gowlland at 93.
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