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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1963
Page
6
New York AP reports Hallmark Cards distributes two reproductions of Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy’s paintings on Christmas cards. Proceeds benefit the National Cultural Center in Washington. Chicago AP notes Dr Otto Eisenschmied, 83, noted chemist and Lincoln Civil War expert, died Saturday.
Mrs Kennedy designed water color cards for the center benefit. A congressional bill proposes naming the center for her late husband President John F Kennedy. The reproductions include The Journey of the Magi and Glad Tidings showing the Wise Men and an angel at Christmas.
Nancy Oesch asks how a volcano opens. Magma beneath the ground becomes molten rock and, with water seeping in, steam pressure breaks the surface creating a hole. Eruptions release lava ashes and gases forming a cone, as Paricutin did in four years.
MILWAUKEE AP Mrs J M Gulay a 20 year old house wife denied Friday that she buzzed two girls ages 10 and 12 in Racine County in a small plane Witnesses testified she flew low over Union Grove area March 2 to check for rocks in a field She told the Civil Aeronautics Board examiner that she did not see the girls and cited the student pilot manual The examiner H G Moorhead took the case under advisement
A Dallas AP report paints a somber tableau near the assassination site with wilted floral wreaths on both sides of the street, notes of sympathy for Mrs Kennedy, a signed Australian flag sketch by Gordon Currie, and a Bible open on the ground as activity subsides at the Texas School Book Depository.
Leonard Bernstein, music director of the New York Philharmonic, says he dedicated his Third Symphony Kaddish to the memory of late President Kennedy. He announced this in Jerusalem while in Israel for the world premiere in Tel Aviv on Tuesday.
The first reliable cattle record notes calves landed near Vera Cruz in 1521 after Columbus’s 1493 voyage. The Santo Domingo cattle appear as the earliest documented herd in the New World.
Community guards monitor busy avenues around the clock as residents observe steady foot traffic. Authorities note constant activity and drivers complying with slow passes to maintain flow despite ongoing concerns.
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