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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1960
Page
3
Channel listing shows a sequence of programs from 5:00 PM to 3:30 PM with films sports news weather and kids shows. Prime time features Twilight Zone The Lawman Downton Theater and later Blue Bonnet Bowl football and Packers vs Rams.
A reader questions a mother’s interference with her son Chuck and his girlfriend, Ann Landers offers blunt replies about boundaries and a smoker’s betrayal in a long reader exchange. The column includes multiple letters about schedules, trust, and relationships, with advice on smoking and family dynamics.
WKBT TV lists a busy lineup with The Shopper's Theater at 4 30 PM Assignment Underwater at 5 PM Rin Tin Tin at 5 30 PM Donnas Reed Show at 7 30 PM Sea Hunt at 8 30 PM Twilight Zone at 9 PM and Raw Hide at 6 30 PM plus 10 20 PM Sewing Is Fun and The Detectives at 10 30 PM Also Saturday features Big Picture Rescue 8 Mighty Mouse Fury True Story and a Blue Bonnet Bowl broadcast at 12 45 PM and Packers vs Rams coverage around 3 30 PM on Channel 8.
In 1903 the Boston Americans beat the Pittsburgh Nationals 5 to 3 marking the first World Series win for Boston. The event defined the era and showcased the Pittsburgh club as the challenger in early major league baseball.
Readers asked for advice and should mail questions to Ann Landers via this newspaper with a stamped self addressed envelope. The note references the 1960 Field Enterprises, Inc. publication context.
The phrase blood money, now used for rewards to betray criminals, originated as legal exactions sought by a victim’s family against the murderer, notes the Encyclopedia Britannica.
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