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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1963
Page
6
Sylvia Porter notes missing factors in the 1963 business upswing as the quarter shows a pre upswing expansion distinct from prior growth. The piece highlights two turning points shaping the era and signals a lag in stimulus for the enduring advance.
The Crosse Tribune published Monday December 16 1963 with delivery noted for RFD December 17. Includes typical local news briefs, notices, and community items from the period.
The piece argues 1963’s economic rebound lacks wartime stimulus, notes wholesale and consumer prices remained stable, and states the 1964 budget at 97.8 billion with no surplus, implying no deflationary or inflationary surge. It emphasizes steady government spending and no aggressive price hikes.
The piece argues that 1964 growth comes mainly from private enterprise and consumer spending, with tax cuts and credit access fueling record levels. It contrasts 1963 modest federal impact with 1958–59 spike under Eisenhower and defines the sweepstakes race as a winner-take-all stakes event.
About 100 friends relatives and three clergymen held a memorial service in a snow covered cornfield near Elkton Maryland for 81 people killed in a Pan American jet liner crash. The ceremony took place about 50 yards from the crash site a week after the disaster.
Uncle Rays note recalls the Wright brothers Wilbur and Orville testing a biplane glider at Kitty Hawk with support from Octave Chanute. They used a light gasoline motor, conducted hundreds of glider flights, and sought steady winds 15 to 20 mph away from populated areas.
Mrs. Crockett swore out a warrant against her husband David Tidwell Crockett 52 of Nashville charging him with drunkenness. Judge Daniel Boone of General Sessions Court refused bail.
Phoenix AP reports Caughlie Clement Stanford Sr. 85, former Arizona governor and chief justice, died Sunday. He served as governor 1936 to 1938 and sat on the state Supreme Court from 1943 to 1955.
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