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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1967

Page

9

Mexican Journalist Joins Tribune Staff on Exchange

Fausto Fernandez Ponte a 31 year old reporter from Mexico City joins the La Crosse Tribune for a three week internship as part of the World Press Institute exchange. He will live with three Tribune staffers, observe Grass Roots America, and write occasional observations for the paper. The WPI program funds 14 fellows to study U S daily newspapers outside metropolitan areas, with Ponte touring western states and later the Washington Post before returning to Mexico City.

Mexico la Crosse America Fausto Fernandez Ponte Mexico City Excelsior World Press Institute WPI Ponte la Crosse Tribune United States The Tribune Macalester College St. Paul Minn Detroit Mich Washington, D.C Post Miami Latin America the Tribune Northwest Daily Press Association

Latin American paper circulates in Cuba and regional notes

The article profiles a Latin American newspaper editor Ponte who markets a centrist stance, circulates in Cuba, and plans a new book on Latin American guerrilla movements. It also covers a Tri-State Christmas shopping surge in La Crosse with mild weather aiding retailers, forecasts of record spending, and shopper preferences for top line goods.

Holiday Shopping Buzz Reflects Strong Toy Demand

Department store managers report brisk Christmas spending with luggage selling at 45 dollars a bag and buyers seeking quality rare items. Cosmo La Crosse shoppers pursue design and craftsmanship while gift shops see better sales than last year. Toy departments emphasize space age and popular television influenced items like Mrs Beasley dolls as electric gadgets and appliances show mixed demand.

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Science Addition At LCU To Be Started In Early '68

A $743,000 federal grant guarantees an early 1968 start on a $2.2 million four story addition to La Crosse State University Science Center. The plan adds 33,000 square feet including office classroom and lab space expanding the center by 50 percent. Milford Cowley heads the faculty committee. the current science building opened two years ago for about $5 million.

LCU la Crosse State University Science Center State Higher Educational Board Madison Wisconsin Donovan Riley Riley Science Center Badger Street Pine Street 17Th Street East Avenue Milford Cowley

Students Aid Youths In India Drive at La Crosse State

La Crosse State University students supported UNICEF food-for-India efforts by donating instead of eating or contributing their meal costs. UNICEF cartons were placed in the student union and Whitney Food Center as a national campaign expands from colleges nationwide. John Coleman led LCU efforts with teammates Ann Arzbecker Michael Korger Gregory Koelbel Steve Solberg and Daniel Olson. The drive, initiated by Yale undergraduate John A Bers, aims to broaden student participation across more than two thousand campuses and previously raised about $17,000 at 50 colleges in 30 states.

India la Crosse State University Ann Arzbecker New Berlin Steve Solberg la Crosse Daniel Olson Westby John Coleman Tribune Unicef Whitney Food Center LCU Michael Korger Gregory Koelbel John A. Bers Yale University Bers

Gateway Truck Firm Faces 1967 Earnings Dip

Gateway Transportation Co. reports 1967 income below 1966 due to labor disputes and severe Midwestern weather, according to President John Murphy. He notes higher labor costs and negations slowdowns, but cites a stronger fourth quarter and optimistic 1968 outlook. A new Chicago terminal, planned for late winter 1968 and claimed to be the world's largest, is expected to boost revenues with 226,660 square feet across four buildings and capacity for 258 trailers and 374 loading stations.

Murphy Gateway Great Lakes Upper Midwest Florida Georgia Chicago

Yale Decorations Reported Stolen

Four thefts of Christmas tree outdoor lights and ornaments were reported to police over the weekend. Stuart Svoboda lists $8 in lights missing from 3125 Cliffside Drive, Earl Mashak $3 from 2322 Weston Street, Kenneth Duche $2 from 1520 State Street, and George Kolbo 26 lights from 1420 George Street.

Stuart Svoboda Cliffside Drive Earl Mashak Weston St Kenneth Duche State St George Kolbo George St

Jacket stolen from tavern amid Onalaska man’s loss

Kenneth Johnson of 121 N 3rd Ave Onalaska reported to the La Crosse County Sheriff Department that his $45 sheep lined light colored leather jacket was stolen while he was at Shortys Tavern in the Town of Shelby on a recent Sunday.

la Crosse Kenneth Johnson N. 3Rd Ave Onalaska la Crosse County Shorty Shelby

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