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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1960
Page
2
Physicians and medical authorities state President elect Kennedy does not have Addison's disease. They explain adrenal function and clarify that Kennedy shows no signs of the condition, despite rumors and broad use of the term.
Elementary art from La Crosse public schools has been entered in the International Art Competition for Boys and Girls. M Louise Drumm announces the best work will be shown in Warsaw Poland and then published in a special album. Jury includes Polish radio artists and UNESCO associates.
Comedian Joey Bishop accepted an invitation to serve as master of ceremonies at President elect John F. Kennedy's inaugural ball on January 20 in Washington.
Los Angeles AP report says officer E A Chitwood was late to an auto theft institute class at Los Angeles City College because he arrested the driver of a stolen car. The incident underscores police duties interfering with training.
Life insurance statisticians report substantial drops in mortality at ages 60 and above from 1929-31 to 1958. White men show declines 60 to 80 years old, while women gain up to 47 percent at 60. Life expectancy for 60 year olds rises by about 3 years for women and 1 year for men, with better odds of surviving another decade.
Medford Airport plans a fog clearing test using a weather balloon with dry ice to disrupt supercooled fog in the valley. The method aims to allow landings during winter fog when surrounding hills stay clear and temperatures rise above freezing. United Airlines, with about 60 disrupted flights last December, will participate.
Hollywood producers reject bishops' call for Catholics to skip movies not meeting standards. They deny a national crisis from objectionable films and dispute the claim that the production code administration is ineffective. The report also notes Suffolk, Virginia as the peanut capital of the world.
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