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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1961

Page

6

Unemployment's Hard Core Softening But Worsening Long Term

Sylvia Porter notes a drop in long term unemployment but cautions the hard core is growing into permanent unemployables. She cites Armour & Co data on plant closures, retraining limits, and regional jobless rates among older workers, African Americans, and the unskilled.

Sylvia Porter Arthur Goldberg Washington Armour & Co Byta Tion Ito Copperaad Lems America Detroit E. L. Heckler Art Armour East St. Louis Columbus Fargo Armour Committee

Uncle Ray seeks questions for encyclopedia prize

Fourth to 12th graders urged to have teachers pick five top questions on science history or geography for a chance to win a 20 volume World Book encyclopedia. The note includes camel questions and trivia from Uncle Ray with a mail response offer and a leaflet giveaway.

St. Rose of Lima Massapequa N.Y Uncle Ray

Soviet Life Calls Kennedy Delusional on World Communism

The Soviet weekly Literature and Life ridiculed Kennedy's claim that the Soviet Union seeks to communize the world. It labeled this as political delusions in a controversial Izvestia interview. The piece praised dialogue with the United States but warned Kennedy’s remarks misstate Soviet aims.

Moscow Literature and Life Kennedy Izvestia Soviet Union Alexei Adzhubei Life U.S.S.R

Dream Link Opens Between Wisconsin and Minnesota

The 1.5 mile Superior Duluth Interstate Bridge, built at about 20 million dollars, will open with federal, state and local officials including Governors Nelson and Andersen. The four lane span rises 120 feet above St. Louis Bay and links Highways 53 and 61, joining the Lake Superior interstate system.

Superior Wisconsin Minnesota Superior- Duluth Gaylord Nelson Elmer Andersen St. Louis Bay U. S St. Lawrence Seaway Ontario Canada Michigan Upper Peninsula

Minnesota Mental Hospital Population Drops to 25 Year Low

Minnesota welfare commissioner Morris Hursh reported 9,467 patients in state mental hospitals, including 9,204 mentally ill and 263 inebriates, down 41 from the previous month and 560 from Oct 31 1960. He noted a 19 percent drop since September 1954 and described shifts in admissions and discharges. The mentally deficient and epileptic institutions rose by 41 to 6,362 in October.

ST. Paul Morris Hursh Commissioner of Welfare

NSP Files $273000 Suit Against Government

North ern States Power Co sues the federal government for 273000 arguing a tax deduction for accrued liability to employees for earned but unused vacations between 1949 and 1953 was improperly denied. Company lawyers filed the Federal Court action Thursday.

Minneapolis Northern States Power Co

Retired Teacher Dies Leaving $6 Million in Kansas

Margaret Baker a Washington Kansas teacher who died Nov 21 at 79 left an estate valued at six million dollars. The widow owned IBM stock valued at 50 million, 12 farms near Washington and land in Thomas County Kansas and Hayes County Nebraska. Her will names 166 relatives and 40 farm tenants as heirs.

Washington, Kan Kansas Margaret Baker F. R. Lobaugh Kan Hayes County Neb Lobaugh

Five Thousand Baby Chicks Die In Brooder Fire

A Mequon Mequon suburb fire at Herbert J. Bellin poultry farm killed about 5000 baby chicks later estimated loss at 25 000 to 40 000 dollars. Fire may have been started by gas brooders destroying five tons of feed and 3000 bushels of oats.

Milwaukee Herbert J. Bellin Mequon Bellin

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