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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1963
Page
3
Advice from the Reading Laboratory on creating a daily study plan for English and science. It covers environment setup, scheduling per course difficulty, balancing athletics and classes, sleep goals, and sticking to a realistic routine to reduce anxiety before exams.
AP reporter Anthony Alborelli and photographer Ray Howard recount the surrender of Thom as Trantino 27 sought in the Lodi New Jersey police killings. The scene in a Village Bar included Trantino his attorney Miss Enid Gerling and a police desk at East 22nd Street station.
Associate Justice William Brennan says Supreme Court survival is at risk when criticism stems from misunderstanding. He urged reading decisions to understand how rulings are made and warned that without a mature populace the judicial system could break down.
An eight year old boy fell from a speeding express train near Sarajevo and escaped with bruises. Vanca Skubev opened the wrong door while seeking the wash room. passengers alerted the crew who backed up the train and found him a half hour later.
MINNEAPOLIS AP All charges stemming from the million dollar fraud against Twin City Rapid Transit Co were dismissed Wednesday with respect to James H Towey former secretary treasurer of the firm After a hearing Judge Gunnar H Nordbye ruled Towey 62 and now living in St Petersburg Fla was too sick to stand trial The judge said his decision was based on findings of court appointed physicians
Waukesha County Judge William G. Callow granted a defense motion to appoint a psychiatrist to examine 40 year old Donald Zahorik who is charged with first degree murder in the death of his 71 year old aunt Helen Delig. Zahorik was remanded to jail without bond. He had lived with his aunt at Hunters Lake near Dousman since last May. He told Detective Harold Hanrahan that his aunt nagged him about not working.
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