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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1961
Page
4
Area farmers enjoyed a strong year 1961 with bumper hay corn and grain crops and high dairy prices. Poultry faced losses from overproduction causing near disaster margins, while hog producers kept steadier output. Experts urge a staggered production plan for turkeys to stabilize markets. Judges 21:6 is cited in reflection.
The article traces a 14 year arc of U S foreign aid shaping a stricter policy under Kennedy Rostow and administration, tying aid to recipient reforms and self help. It notes critics warn of waste while officials pledge results driven by deep internal change, not surface gestures.
A columnist recalls the Kennedy Adzhubei interview and the reporter's restraint. It also recounts Joe Costa's 1930s Washington safari to photograph Cactus Jack Garner and the bourbon episode that followed.
A New York sociologist warns a women's club of a birth every minute worldwide. A club member quips that the first step is to find that woman and stop her, delivering a sharp punchline amid the discussion.
A reader recalls a family joke overheard before a high school football season opener. The mother jokes about needing tranquilizers whether star player Bill Cornette starts or benches.
In 1941 review, Reds wrest more lands from Nazis as the southern advance proceeds toward Moscow. Police seek suspects in a CIO bar burglary at Pioneer Labor Hall and Westby manhunt ongoing. Local evidences found at Pine Street home after a woman attempted arson. Milk payments dispute disrupts deliveries to two Winona dairies while supply to homes remains steady. Brown Swiss dairy herd from Andrew Martin estate goes to sale at West Salem stock pavilion. Community events include a De Molay dance theme at Masonic Temple.
The piece notes heavyweight champion Rocky Marciano held the title from September 23, 1952 to April 27, 1956 and retired with a 49 0 record including 43 knockouts and six decisions. It recalls his pro debut in March 1947 at age 23.
Citizens urge strong school funding to win the All American Cities Award and honor teachers. Dorothy Kuechmann and Mrs Georgia Snider praise the speech about America’s educational responsibility. La Crosse Area Council of Churches calls budget scrutiny of school expenditures. Letters policy notes 300 word limit and author details.
The piece argues that true Liberal and true Conservative seek to conserve constitutional limits and oppose government coercion. It cites non-discrimination rules, private clubs, and press independence as examples, referencing James A. McInerney and Dexter L. Hanley SJ, and notes advocacy for voluntary influence over law.
Opinion piece argues that annual legislative sessions would not improve governance and would increase pressure to spend. It notes long current sessions in Wisconsin, the risk of higher appropriations, and the difficulty of enforcing short sessions without strict rules.
Poem recalls Ireland through spring landscapes fields hills and village bells. The speaker cherishes memories of sheep, shepherd, moonlit roofs, pony hoofs, and dreams of returning across the sea to a tranquil homeland.
Bridge column fragment presents a North South hand with sequences and card values. The text shows partial suits and high cards including Q1063 and 9Q1063, with East and West holdings implied.
In a 60 part score hand South opens two clubs as a strong force and after a jump to three spades and a six heart cue North bids seven. South ruffs the lead, draws trumps, ruffs spades and makes the grand slam.
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