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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1960
Page
5
Cincinnati detectives report an 11 year old girl named Kathy Porter accompanied two men in a cafe robbery that netted $101. A shotgun blast was fired to threaten the bartender, and the group also included three teen girls and a teenage boy. The girl denied being 14 and called the claim blockhead.
James Land, 66, relates that two men were ordered held for further investigation while juveniles were sent to the youth center after a previously identified girl was described as a pretty but dirty blond.
Police found Fritz Schmaltz also known as Roland Rolan do dead in his New York City apartment among snakes birds fish and cats. An autopsy on Wednesday determined the cause of death as a heart attack.
The group reports Joseph Plesha as president, correcting an earlier Wednesday article that named him John Plesha.
A collection of quips about aging from HAL BOYLE quotes middle age listeners and older spouses. Jokes reference memory, fitness, calories, wills, snow shovels and the unease of growing older on everyday topics. The piece highlights the humor and fatigue of aging conversations.
The Department of Church Schools of the Church of the Nazarene presents a Christmas program Sunday at 7 30 p m Recitations and exercises by the kindergarten and primary departments under Mrs Harold T ol lackson A pageant There Was No Room by the junior and junior high departments directed by Rev Wayne Sharpes The junior girls choir conducted by Mrs Wayne Sharpes will sing selections.
The juvenile division of the Catholic Knights Insurance Society Branch 137 held its annual Christmas party Sunday at Leo Hall from 7 to 9 p.m. More than 100 children attended and enjoyed Christmas movies and a free lunch counter. Santa arrived to give candy and gifts.
The speaker jokes about mispronouncing words and urges using perspire instead of pre spire to avoid delicacy in speech. They frame the issue as a light linguistic quirk and call for clear, direct language.
Actor James Garner had a court rule his Warner Bros contract ended but denied an injunction to stop studio interference with his pursuit of other work. Judge Arnold Praeger found no sufficient evidence of interference to justify an injunction. The studio plans to appeal.
Memorial services for film director Gregory Ratoff 67 will be held Sunday at the Russian Orthodox Church of the Holy Virgin Mary. He died Wednesday of leukemia in Solothurn Switzerland after making his home in Italy since World War II.
The Times report says President Eisenhower stated that a couple of phone calls helped push Black voters toward the Democrats in the election. The remark, made in Washington with industrial leaders present, referenced calls by Senator John F. Kennedy and his brother Robert to support Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. after his Atlanta sit‑in arrest and King’s bond issues.
Detroit AP reports Chrysler Corp will close most car and truck assembly plants from December 23 to January 9. The shutdown affects about 4,400 of 23,500 workers as the firm aims to balance production with field inventories.
A speaker urged industrialists that growing endorsements of economic freedom under the free enterprise system are only effective if the message is received and retained by all levels of the body politic. The remark came as part of a broader point on public understanding and engagement.
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