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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1961
Page
8
Saturday and Sunday broadcast lineup from WKBI Channel 3 outlines programs across late afternoon into midnight. Notable slots include Perry Mason The Defenders Gunsmoke News and Weather Final Sports Final Home Show and TV Theater with later entries such as Lassie Dennis The Menace and Jack Benny.
Dear Ann Landers recipients recount clashes with a mother in law over seating and visiting routines. A respondent requests defense of working mothers amid financial strain and family duties, while another seeks guidance on handling daily calls about meals.
Tonight on WKBT schedule includes Shirley Booth as Hazel in a feature at six. Perry Mason Case of the Unwelcome Bride 6:30 to 7:30. The Defenders 7:30 to 8:30. Paladin at 8:30. Gunsmoke at 9. News weather sports 10. Home Show 10:20 Naked City Requiem for a Sunday Afternoon. Look for Young Dr Kildare at 11:30. Sunday features Big Picture nine, Lamp Unto My Feet at 9, Look Up and Live 9:30, This Is The Life 10:30, Faith for Today 11, Washington Conversation 11:30 followed by CBS News at 11:53. Channel 8 football doubleheader starts 1:00 Bears vs Vikings and 3:30 Rams vs Packers.
Swiss Defense Minister Paul Chaudet, owner of a major vineyard, was elected president for 1962 by a joint Parliament session. The 57 year old, in office since 1954 as defense minister, will succeed Friedrich Traugott Wahlen on January 1. Finance Minister Jean Bourgknecht was chosen vice president for 1963.
Eletta Watts admitted taking seven dollars worth of goods from two Newcastle stores to illustrate a lecture on kleptomania. She said she planned to return the items the next day, but was fined 28 dollars by the magistrate.
In Racine AP story Union production workers at J I Case Co proposed a 20 cent hourly raise paid in stock rather than cash. About 1500 workers in Local 180 would receive 8 dollars worth of Case stock weekly amid the firm reporting over 7 million dollars in losses in the first nine months. The company would consider the proposal before another bargaining session as talks continue under a wage reopening clause following a strike last year. Case stock traded at 7 dollars a share on the NYSE.
The Census Bureau says California may become the most populous state in 1963 if current trends continue. New York is estimated at 17.0 million and California at 16.3 million as of July 1.
Two youths from Minnesota detention camp were captured in Plattsburgh New York at a bowling alley on Wednesday night. Clarence Edward Cole aged 20 from St Paul and Edward Michael Priley aged 19 from Hibbing were arrested after attempting to borrow money from an acquaintance at Plattsburgh Air Force Base. Police did not name the friend.
An elderly Milwaukee woman, Miss Anna Nolden, 71, became Wisconsin's 846th traffic death of 1961 after being struck by a car on Milwaukee's south side Thursday. The toll compares with 861 a year earlier on this date.
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