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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1962
Page
2
Readers share pet instinct anecdotes and marriage turmoil. A gray tomcat predicts partner deceit while a wife confronts a secret wife scenario. Ann Landers advises patience, duty, and dignity in handling family entanglements.
The page lists mixed quotations from Shearson Hammill Co and various brokerages including Bell & Farrell, Central Tele, Frantz Mfg, La Crosse Tele, North American firms, and mutual funds. It shows bid ranges for stocks like Gateway Transportation, North Banc, Trane Co, Royal Dutch NY Shares, and Westinghouse lines, plus mutual fund price ranges for Boston, Fidelity, Puritan, and Wisconsin funds.
Market reports from St Paul and Chicago show hog prices mixed with steady to down notes for various weights and classes. Cattle values slid slightly for steers and heifers, cows steady, bulls unchanged, while hogs and calves traded with limited activity in active sessions.
The report lists river stage readings with 24 hour changes for the Lacrosse station and notes times for sunrise and sunset on Thursday along with a Shippers' Forecast indicating wind directions and speeds for different regions.
An elderly Milwaukee man, Frank C. Baird, 74, was struck and killed Tuesday night crossing an intersection near his home. The death raises Wisconsin's road toll for the year to 877, up from 839 on the same date last year.
Democratic Governor elect John W. Reynolds sent congratulations to Republicans named to leadership posts in the 1963 Legislature in Madison.
Partly cloudy and colder tonight and Thursday with a high Thursday around 15 to 30s. Minnesota and Iowa show colder, with snow flurries likely east of lake regions and clearing in western areas. Widespread precipitation is expected Friday and Monday, with near 15 degree highs and a warming trend beginning Sunday. Rutgers coach John Bateman aided Lou Little at Columbia for eleven years.
A civil aeronautics board examiner recommends terminating North Central Airlines routes between Hancock Houghton Michigan and Port Arthur Ft William Ontario Canada. The Duluth Minnesota Superior Wisconsin to Port Arthur Ft William route should remain. The examiner cites higher subsidy costs and limited traffic for the Canada link.
Emil Ginsmer 89 longtime Ginsmer Hardware member died suddenly Tuesday in Caledonia. Services set for Friday 2 p m at St John s Lutheran Church with burial in Evergreen Cemetery. He came to Caledonia in 1896 from Houston with his family. He is survived by a daughter two sisters two brothers and other relatives.
Anna Pouzar 80 of Market Street dies at home. Survivors include husband Thomas, son George Pouzar of La Crosse, daughter Julia Wietecka of St Paul, three grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Services Friday at Schumacher Funeral Home and St Wenceslaus Church. Burial in Catholic Cemetery. David Rupp 71 of South 17th Street dies in hospital. Former Burlington Railroad operator dispatcher, survived by widow Emma and daughter Florence Burgess. Masonic services Friday. burial in Cassville. memorials to Shriners Hospital urged.
At the 17 nation disarmament meeting in Geneva US Ambassador Arthur H. Dean warned Khrushchev may push for an inspection free moratorium on nuclear tests. Dean said the Soviet Union has abandoned real negotiations and aims to trap the West in a vague halt to testing. Soviet delegate Tsarapkin called the speech dangerous and said the USSR will insist on end to tests in all environments.
Gov. Elmer L. Andersen says he will hold conferences before deciding on the Defense Department National Guard reorganization published Tuesday. He cited lack of congressional committee approval and advisory group consent and will seek input from other governors and the Governors Conference National Guard Committee. Brig. Gen. Chester Moeglein said the plan keeps Minnesota around 9,687 officers and men and moves the 47th Viking Division to Priority II, allowing absorbed personnel into that unit. Several units, including the 1st Howitzer Battery and other groups across Olivia Dawson Madison Ortonville, would be eliminated. local reorganization may form new units while the Air National Guard remains unaffected.
The Savannah, a $53.5 million nuclear-powered cargo ship operated by jointly the U S Atomic Energy Commission and States Marine Line, sits idle in Long Beach due to a wage dispute with its AFL CIO Marine Engineers Beneficial Association engineers. Eleven or so engineers quit but remain aboard for safety while new engineers are sought to monitor the reactor.
Prime Minister Nehru flew to Tezpur to meet army commanders and troops facing Chinese forces. He visited command HQ and forward units while noting no late info on Chinese positions and seeking word on Indian prisoners promised release.
Housing Administrator Robert C. Weaver says conciliation and persuasion will enforce the Kennedy bias ban on federally financed housing. He notes the order could expand to conventionally financed homes but doubts revision. Noncompliance could suspend federal aid funds for projects under HUD and related agencies.
A five ton Army truck in a convoy skidded into a 155 howitzer on U S 10 killing assistant driver Pfc Norman H Calkins 20 of Mellen Wis The driver Pfc Willie J Lyles 28 of Bethune S C was slightly injured Both were with the 42nd Artillery at Ft Lewis Wash
Madison AP committee recommends tougher penalties for underage liquor purchases and teen traffic violations. A $10 minimum fine for misrepresenting age would rise to $50 with possible 10 days in jail and driving license suspension. A second proposal allows juvenile court license suspension up to a year for moving violations, and a state wide beer age of 19 replacing local option laws.
Hearings feature leaders from the St. Paul Chamber of Commerce and business groups challenging tax rules for entertainment expenses. They urge fair treatment for wives at business dinners and warn against burdensome record keeping that could hurt hotels and restaurants and harm the economy. IRS Commissioner Caplin notes some proposals already dropped while others face reconsideration.
MADISON AP The Coordinating Committee for Higher Education and the University of Wisconsin board of regents will meet Thursday and Friday at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee campus.
Governor elect John W Reynolds tours Central State Hospital in Waupun as officials outline a 1963 65 budget of 47.7 million for mental health programs. Director Wilbur Schmidt stresses the shift from treating criminals to providing rehabilitation in Wisconsin.
The article lists deactivation of multiple units in Wisconsin and surrounding states with operational headquarters moving to Des Moines Iowa. It also notes relocations of two units to Madison and Milwaukee andAdds new units to Madison including the 785th Medical Detachment and the 220th Medical Detachment.
Senator Joe Bottum concedes defeat to Democrat George McGovern after a full canvass shows McGovern ahead by 504 votes. Bottum, a Republican appointee, said he will take no further action after the recount.
Dec 1 2 and 3 births listed for families in Round Lake Heights Cochrane Sparta and Rockland. Names include Michael Dean Robert Shawn Henry L East Kenneth R Arentz and Robert W James with addresses in Wisco communities. Parents named Sharon Potter Bettylou Nissalke JoAnn Gronemus Linda Anderson Karen Badura.
Mrs. Joseph Gales Ramsay III of New York and Reno renewed efforts to pay for cancer eye surgery for 19 month old Margaret McKeown of Glasgow after doctors in New York advised against further procedures. The child has already lost one eye and the Ramsays push medical aid while the family returns to Scotland seeking options.
The Wisconsin Calendar and Date Book is offered by the La Crosse Tribune office. Order by mail or through Tribune newspaper boys. Include $1 per copy and address to the Book Department, La Crosse Tribune, La Crosse Wisconsin. Postage paid and copies mailed the same day orders arrive.
WKTY airs Aquinas vs Campion at 7 50 p m on Wednesday with coverage continuing on WKBH at 8 p m.
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