Economy Slowing as Industrial Output Drops in November
Government economists report a sharpest monthly drop in industrial output in five years due to a General Electric strike and auto production decline. Prices for consumers rise with a 0.5 percent cost of living increase, while wages fall about 1.1 percent for 45 million workers. Dr. Arthur Burns of the Federal Reserve cautions recession risk but hopes stabilization and avoids downturn.
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Arthur F. Burns
Nixon
Federal Reserve Board
Senate
Burns
Liberty Plastics Elects Beyer Vice President in Louisville
John C. Beyer named vice president of Liberty Plastics and Metals technologist Co in Louisville. He joined the board of directors in September. The Beyer family resides at 4031 St. Ives Court in Louisville, formerly of La Crosse. The notice covers personnel moves and addresses.
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Louisville
Edina
Minn
John C. Beyer
Beyer
la Crosse
St. Ives Court
Woodruff
South Ave
Woodruff Funeral Home
Sletten-McKee Funeral Home
Elroy
Jeanette Gautsch
Jaycees
Wakeen
Losey Blvd. S
WKBH
la Crosse Optimist Club
Knight of Columbus
Bishop Schwebach KC General Assembly
Ella Mae Rose
Pederson
Radio Wlcx
Creative Radio Services
Time Advertising Agency
Winona
Vicki
S. 21St Place
Weekly Advertising News in La Crosse Tribune
The La Crosse Tribune presents a weekly advertising notice urging distributors and dealers to align promotions with the national ads. Featured items include Cinerama Coronet Brandy, Dictograph Security System, December 20 1969 dated content, Hong Kong Custom Tailors, Kellogg's All Bran and Bran Buds, and Ragu Spaghetti Sauce.
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la Crosse Tribune
Hong Kong
Kellogg’s
Missouri State University opens first journalism school in 1908
The article notes the establishment of the world's first school of journalism at Missouri State University in Columbia in 1908, marking a milestone in journalism education.
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Missouri State University At
Columbia
Markets At A Glance New York Stocks Rise In Active Trading
Markets at a glance show higher stocks in active trading with bonds steady. American and London stocks gain while commodities move mixed with wheat up 12 cents and corn higher. Hogs and cattle slip, hogs down up to 25 cents, cattle 25 to 50 cents lower. Sheep hold near 28 dollars.
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New York
UPI
U.S
London
Chicago
Legend says St Patrick planted shamrock in Ireland
The tale credits Saint Patrick with introducing the shamrock to Ireland as a symbol of the Holy Trinity. The legend endures in cultural references and Irish folklore.
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St. Patrick
Ireland
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