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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1960
Page
22
Channel guide lists Thursday December 1 programs from 5:00 Kiddies Hour to 11:00 TV Theater and Friday December 2 line up from 10:00 I Love Lucy to 4:30 People's Choice with daily schedule notes and timing.
Across 12 Dr 13 Poe 14 At this place 15 Speed contest 16 Cognizance 17 Comfort 18 Pullman 20 Closed car 21 Blemish 22 Through 23 Frozen dew 26 In attendance 30 Always poet 3 Cassock 32 Meadow 33 Feminine appellation 34 Herringlike fish 35 Droop 36 Porponne 38 Equals
Dear Romeo asks if he should hit women to attract partners and is told violence is unacceptable and damaging. A reader shares marital fatigue with social obligations and is advised to withdraw from pressure through firm boundaries.
A Tennessee Ernie guest dispels a rumor as the afternoon lineup features Shopper’s Theater at 4:30 and Kid Dies Hour at 5. Robbie Bell and Tommy Bell join from Galesville with Roxanne Felde of Viroqua and others from La Crosse. Brownies from State Road School scheduled. Evening TV includes Rocky and His Friends, One Little Pearl, Adventure in Paradise, The Black Wagon, Midland Music Time, The Ford Show with Molly Bee, and a stereophonic simulcast with WKBH. westerns Wyatt Earp and Bat Masterson. Final editions at 10. Weather, news, and sports follow, with Marshall’s TV Theater at 11.
A wife writes about a steady married life of fourteen years in a modest home with a near paid off mortgage and a family of four children. She notes a decent husband with a night job idea, a late model Chevy, and a casual liquor service without drinking.
A 1960 Field Enterprises Dear Folks problem column by Ann Landers notes occasional blows ups in marriage and urges readers to share letters for help. Readers are reminded to send problems with stamped self-addressed envelopes to the column through the newspaper.
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