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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1965
Page
7
AP report cites state employment commissioner Robert J. Brown predicting a 100,000 rise in nonagricultural wage and salary jobs over three years, with 1966 mining gains from taconite and strong manufacturing growth. Unemployment expected to fall to 49,800. Historical figures show gradual increases from 1962 to 1965.
Ronald De Mares a 28 year old resident of Wisconsin Rapids died from smoke inhalation after a fire in his apartment. Firefighters found his body around 7 a.m. The blaze started from a cigarette smoldering on a living room couch. De Mares had recently lived in Stevens Point.
The YMCA father son Christmas party for all family members begins at 5 45 p m Wednesday in the Y dining hall. A film will be shown and Santa will pass out treats to youngsters. Reservations are requested before Tuesday. Families attending should bring a large hot dish salad or dessert to pass utensils and bread and butter.
The Federal Reserve Board and regional banks confront congressional critics and the White House as they consider raising the discount rate. The piece outlines the Fed’s independence versus political control, the 1913 act, and how open market operations, reserve requirements, and margins influence money supply and inflation.
In Seattle area Bellevue Center Stage Theater faced a ticket mix up when the Totem Sertoma Club hockey team bought the 171 seat house for two nights. A printing error caused the group to attend last Thursday while the venue was sold out to other groups. The team will return to see the play next week.
In the House of Commons on Tuesday Labor MP Marcus Lipton will seek withdrawal of halfpennies as they are practically useless. A halfpenny equals half a British penny, with 12 pennies per shilling and 14 cents per shilling in U.S. money. The note recalls the extinct farthing once legal tender for a quarter of a penny. A separate line mentions the dromedary camel carrying a man 115 miles in 11 hours.
Gordon R Lumbard is listed as a certified Hearing Aid Audiologist with a contact number 784 8860 indicating his professional credentials in audiology services.
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