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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1962
Page
5
In Miami police report a weekend theft spree hit wig shops, with more than 200 wigs and 20 pounds of hair taken. Detective George Watson blamed professional thieves amid rising demand for dyed and styled wigs in the area.
Whitehall Wisconsin report says five year old Dianne Pischke daughter of Mr and Mrs Vernon Pischke is a patient at St Marys Hospital Rochester after heart surgery Wednesday.
The newspaper reports Uncle Ray offers a 20 volume World Book Encyclopedia to selected fourth through twelfth grade questions from science history or geography. Pamela Sue Thieman asks about cool red stars and light emission noting the term misleads. astronomers should call them less hot.
In a science Q A tone the article explains Betelgeuse could hold many suns in size and would be very hot, while white yellow and blue stars vary in size and density. It also notes millions of dead stars may be very cold and suggests a home science activity with Uncle Ray for a scrapbook.
Wynn Oil Co of Azusa offers 1000 dollars to the Navy plane crew that spotted the Nina II, the Columbus replica missing for two weeks on the Spain to Bahamas voyage. Carl E. Wynn, the firm president, offered the reward. one Nina crewman, Manual Darnaude, is a Wynn employee.
In this analysis the author warns of a coming squeeze on higher education as demand grows. By 10 years the number of applicants is expected to double, challenging colleges to expand capacity and resources.
Milwaukee VA official says 1963 GI insurance dividends including a special payout will total $5.12 million for 82,610 World War II NSLI policyholders in Wisconsin. Payments, combined in one check averaging about $61, go out by January under an accelerated timetable.
Classified notice says surplus furniture can be sold for cash. Call 2 8040 to place an ad.
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