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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1961

Page

13

8000 Guardsmen Heading for Home at Fort Lewis

Nearly 8,000 members of Wisconsin's 32nd Division at Fort Lewis Washington prepared to depart for Christmas. Nine chartered planes and special trains carried soldiers home while 2,400 more traveled by private car and bus. Affected by snow in Snoqualmie Pass two Wisconsin men were only slightly injured. The 32nd Transportation Battalion ran a large taxi service to move troops to trains planes and buses. For 5,000 remaining troops a revised holiday schedule and camp renovations were planned.

FT. Lewis Wash Wiscon Sin Red Arrow Wisconsin Snoqualamie Pass Washington Seattle Raymond A. Gensch Jr Beaver Dam Wis Russell H. Baewolf Randolph 32Nd Puget Sound

Excess to be plowed report shows wheat acreage overplanted

Farmers planted 38.983 million acres of winter wheat for next year, down 4.355 million from last year. Many signed up to retire 11 million acres under a federal program and may plow up excess acres or harvest them for payments. Meanwhile popcorn production will reach 485 million pounds valued at about 13.93 million dollars, up 50 percent from last year.

Washington Agriculture Department Midwest

Town of Campbell Taverner Acquitted Over Lottery Charge

La Crosse Tribune reports the Campbell tavern operator was acquitted after a lottery case. A witness name was misidentified. the correct name is John Russell, not Russell Johnson.

la Crosse Tribune Campbell Russell Johnson John Russell

First Ink Origins in Ancient Civilizations

The earliest inks date from around 2500 B.C. in Egypt and China, made by grinding lamp black and mixing with glue or gums, then molding the paste into sticks and letting it dry.

Honeywell Awarded Space Vehicle Stabilization Contract

Honeywell Regulator Co of Minneapolis won the contract to build stabilization and control systems for the Apollo three man lunar space vehicle. North American Aviation pegs the work at about 30 million dollars and up to 400 Honeywell aeronautical division employees will be engaged, with some subcontracting to other Minneapolis firms.

Honeywell Space Vehicle Job Minneapolis Minneapolis - Honeywell Regulator Co North American Aviation Aeronautical

Crosby Hospitalized After Abdominal Pain In San Francisco

Bing Crosby, 57, was admitted to St. Joseph's Hospital in San Francisco at 12:15 a.m. with abdominal pain after a dinner party. Doctors had not diagnosed the ailment and no release plans were announced. Crosby was accompanied by his wife Kathy.

Er Bing Crosby Crosby Kathy St. Joseph’s Hospital

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