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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1961
Page
7
A Canadian study on children tests reward punishment and mixed approaches in a white versus black square task. Contrary to animal data, the best outcome came from punishment only, with rewards failing to outperform a mixed approach.
De Soto Wisconsin high school vocal department will present its annual Christmas concert at 2 p.m. Sunday December 17 in the high school auditorium. Directed by Miss Janet Linderbaum with student manager Harold Moe. Soloists include Linda Long Lorraine Olson Harold Moe Allen Lundsack John Forde and Michael Ostreng Hilltop School seventh grader.
Frank D. Turnacliff of Mora was elected president of the Minnesota Association of County Highway Engineers at the 17th annual institute. George L. Clark of Faribault and John Schmidt of Center City were named vice president and secretary treasurer, with E. S. Sundheim of Anoka chairing the 1962 institute committee alongside Henry Knutson of Warren and Tom Odegard of Two Harbors.
The American Farm Bureau Federation warns in a Thursday resolution that the United States has moved far into socialism and toward communism due to centralization of federal power. The resolution, amended at the convention, notes the danger to private enterprise as delegates discuss a voluntary soil bank program and possible land retirements if production curbs fail.
Minnesota taxpayers receive an extended deadline for tax declarations from Friday night to December 31. Tax Commissioner Rolland Hatfield cited holiday mail delays, granting 16 extra days without penalties or interest to file.
Five year old Richard Munschy burned by a trash barrel fire on October 16 has received gifts and letters from across the globe. The boy, treated at Blodgett Hospital in Grand Rapids, has postcards, stamps, and coins from the United States and abroad including Viet Nam, Turkey, England, the Philippines, France, Belgium, Italy, and Germany. An 18 year old Panama native and a French World War II survivor offered words of encouragement. Richard was made an honorary...
The pilot of the 39th Troop Carrier Squadron wears a red cap with wings and patch and was sent by a lieutenant colonel in France. He becomes an honorary member of the 764th Radar Squadron basketball team in North Bend, Oregon, with free tickets to all games as his family in Ionia considers how to thank supporters.
Roy Schallock of the County Child Welfare Service spoke on juvenile delinquency at a Wednesday Franklin School PTA meeting. A group of sixth grade students sang Christmas songs led by chorus members Kenneth Bar rett, Jeff Towner, William Brose, Jean Pendleton, Linda Rice, Howard Christenson, Terry Hammond, Richard Kenyon, Mary Hagel, Kathy Ruud, Lorrie Dolney and Susan Finanger.
Santa will visit Viola Wisconsin on Saturday December 16. He arrives shortly after noon and will stay at the community hall all afternoon to meet children and give them treats.
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