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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1961

Page

9

British May Shift To Decimal Money System

AP reports Britain debates moving to a decimal currency like the dollar and centime. The move is framed as part of a broader push toward universal measurement standards to ease international trade and technology sharing amid shifting global finance.

New York France British Commonwealth U.S Globe

Deficiency Funds Sought for Wisconsin Schools

State School Superintendent Angus B. Rothwell asked for 6.5 million in deficiency funding to cover budget gaps. He cited district reorganizations toward integrated systems and shifts to equalized formulas in Kenosha Racine Wausau and Medford as key drivers.

Kenosha Racine Wausau Medford Rothwell Angus B. Rothwell State Superintendent of Public Instruction Toork

Hormel Considers Regional Plant Expansion Plans

Hormel and Co. chairman Robert F. Gray disclosed at the annual meeting that the firm is studying new processing plants in the Southeast and Southwest with potential central headquarters in Atlanta and Texas. A Los Angeles plant would replace current facilities, and pork processing would grow at the Mitchell North Dakota plant. 1961 net income totaled 3.147 million versus 4.533 million the prior year.

Austin, Minn George A. Hormel and Co Robert F. Gray Gray Los Angeles Mitchell Atlanta Grey Texas

Minneapolis Rejects New Drunk Driving Law Use

Minneapolis will continue to charge drunken drivers under local ordinances and will not apply the state implied consent law. Traffic official Wayne Leonard said adopting the new law would cost the city over 100000 dollars yearly since penalties would be remitted to the state. The city aligns with highway department guidance allowing either approach.

Minneapolis Wayne Leonard Leonard Highway Department

Global Briefs Report Across Continents

Earthquake kills at least 20 in Colombia with many injured, the West’s Sonson area hit hardest. In Saigon the carrier Core departs after unloading helicopters and troops under a new aid program. Pope John XXIII sends a comforting blessing to Joseph P. Kennedy. Korea’s home minister Choi In kyoo and four others are executed for political crimes. Chinese officials argue disarmament is secondary to building armed forces. Maria Callas completes Medea at La Scala after a sinus operation, receiving thunderous praise. Moira Shearer welcomes a third daughter in London.

Saigon South Viet Nam U.S

Settlement Talks Probed In Twin Lakes McGuffey Case

A judge and school officials in Twin Lakes moved toward settling a dispute over the McGuffey Reader. The Lovelys allege four board members erred in introducing the 1879 reader. parties signaled cooperation on its supplemental use while excluding sectarian material. A hearing on ousting four board members opened, but testimony paused after the judge's sister-in-law died.

Rothwell Twin Lakes M. Eugene Baker Dennis Beula William Smeeth John Collins John Pfeiffer William Thorsen McGuffey Lovelys Edward ‘Zahn Rodney Richardson Robert van Raalte Raymond Oestreich

New Students Join Peace Picket Line

Nine new students from the San Francisco bay area joined the White House picket line opposing atmospheric nuclear testing. Three from the University of California and six from San Francisco State College joined Drake University and University of Minnesota students already on the line, urging U.S. initiative in a “peace race.”

Washington White House San Francisco Bay Area University of California San Francisco State Collegee Drake University Des Moines University of Minnesota Minnesota U.S

Ike and Mamie Eisenhower Headed for Desert Vacation

Former President Eisenhower and wife Mamie with granddaughter travel by private car attached to the Santa Fe Super Chief toward Palm Desert. Rail officials warned heavy Midwest snows could delay arrival as the group plans an indefinite stay near El Dorado Country Club in the Palm Springs area.

San Bernardino Calif Eisenhower Palm Desert Santa Fe Midwest Eldorado Country Club Palm Springs

Minnesota Four To Explore Antarctica Ellsworth Range

Four University of Minnesota geology graduate students gear up for the first ground exploration of Antarctica's Ellsworth Mountains. Led by Prof. Campbell Craddock the team landed on an ice cap near the range and will trek about 300 miles along the western edge living in tents with two air drops planned over ten weeks from Byrd Station.

Minneapolis University of Minnesota Antarctica Ellsworth Mountains Campbell Craddock Geology Paul G. Schmidt Granite Falls John J. Anderson Northfield John F. Splettstoesser Waconia Thomas W. Bastien Byrd Station South Pole Craddock

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