Home birth advice and domestic disagreement letters
Ann Landers answers readers on home delivery risks and a mother’s home renovation quarrel. She warns against delivering a baby at home with a self taught husband and advises joint ownership of a home to prevent unilateral selling. She also tackles social behavior with Agnes, urging proper boundaries and offering to help with future problems.
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J. I
Ann Landers
Mom
P.S
Hong Kong
Agnes
Lump
Buddy Boy
la Crosse Tribune
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
Commerce sees renewed momentum in US economy in December
The Commerce Department reports a resumed momentum after a November pause attributed to mourning for President Kennedy. Retail sales rise sharply, industrial output remains high led by steel and autos, residential construction improves, and personal income gains due to higher employment and transfer payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commerce Department
Department
John F. Kennedy
Minneapolis Couple Guilty of Larceny in Vernon County
VIROQUA Wis. Donald Minton and his wife Bernadett of Minneapolis pleaded guilty to larceny in Vernon County Court and were sentenced to 10 days in jail. They made restitution for articles taken from the Hauge Service Station and the Town and Country Cafe. Dist. Atty. Larry Sieger prosecuted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viroqua
Wis
Donald Minton
Bernadett
Minneapolis
Vernon County
Hauge
Larry Sieger
Hearing Monday On Sewage Rates In La Crescent
A public hearing is scheduled Monday at 7 p.m. in the village hall to discuss proposed sewage rates. Residential units would pay 1.50 dollars per month and commercial users 80 percent of the quarterly water bill, with a minimum quarterly charge of 7.50 dollars. Charges would be billed quarterly with the water bill.
Maple Bark Disease Study Receives Major Private Gift
Marshfield Clinic researchers Dr. Dean A. Emanuel and Dr. Frederick J. Wenzel received a ten thousand dollar donation from Owens Illinois Corp to continue maple bark disease studies. Their work links mold under maple bark to lung illness in wood products workers and follows a twenty three thousand seven hundred dollar NIH grant. They monitor about 25 workers at the Owens Illinois paper mill in Tomahawk, tracking prevention and return to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Marshfield Clinic Foundation
Dean A. Emanuel
Frederick J. Wenzel
National Institutes of Health
Owens-Illinois Corp
Emanuel
Wenzel
Owens-Illinois
Tomahawk
Tomahawk Mill
City Attorney to Represent Sparta Policeman
Sparta Wisconsin council authorized City Atty Don L Goodman to defend Officer Ronald Sanders in a $2500 civil damage suit filed by Gerald Leis who contends a false arrest and jail confinement occurred. Leis had reported cut telephone lines. Sanders arrested him and wires were later found intact.
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Sparta
Wis
Sparta Common Council
Don L. Goodman
Ronald Sanders
Gerald Leis
Leis
Goodman
Sanders
Police and Fire Commission
Tremplo Guernsey Breeders Meeting In Blair Wisconsin
Tremplo County Guernsey Breeders Association members meet at 7 30 p m Thursday at the New Plant Preston Co op Creamery Blair Leonard Oines Galesville secretary treasurer issues notice Leslie Peckham state association secretary and George Chambers national fieldmen will discuss national and state activities
River Readings West Wisconsin Five Day Forecast
La Crosse area forecast notes minimal river change and a five day trend toward below normal temperatures. Normal highs rise from 18 to 28 with lows from 1 to 13 as precipitation totals reach around 0.1 inch north with lighter south under snow flurries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Taj Mahal and Warm Blooded Questions For Young Readers
Uncle Ray notes explain the Taj Mahal built as a shahs tomb for Mumtaz Mahal in Agra with marble and other stones, plus a brief science answer on warm blooded mammals. The piece invites readers to request Uncle Ray leaflets, including North American Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Ray
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
Geier Allowed Huber Act Work Release in Sparta
Sparta young man Philip Geier, 21, was granted 180 days under the Huber Act to work by day and serve nights and weekends in jail after his third driving with revoked license conviction. He also received a 60 day sentence for drunk driving to be served concurrently, following an Sparta police arrest after a city accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Wis
Lambert Hansen
Philip Geier
Huber
Geier
Weather Record For Lacrosse And Vicinity
Vari able cloudiness with much colder air and NW winds 15 to 25 mph diminishing tonight. Fair and continued cold Saturday with low tonight around 8 below zero and high Saturday near 10. Wisconsin and Minnesota forecasts call for fair and cold conditions with partial cloudiness and traces of snow in parts of Minnesota. Iowa expects mostly fair skies tonight and Saturday with colder temperatures and southeast snow southeast tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacrosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Wisconsin AFL-CIO backs Rabinovitz for judge
The Wisconsin AFL-CIO urged President Johnson to favorably consider David Rabinovitz of Sheboygan for U S District Court judge for western Wisconsin. John Schmitt said a telegram backing Rabinovitz was sent within the last ten days as the Kennedy era nomination stalls in the Senate Judiciary Committee. If Congress adjourns without action the nomination will expire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Afl-Cio
Johnson
David Rabinovitz
Sheboygan
U. S
Wisconsin
John Schmitt
Labor
Committee On Political Education
Rabinovitz
John F. Kennedy
Senate Judiciary Committee
Congress
John
Kennedy
Reynolds vetoes bill allowing city exits from county health dept
Gov. John W. Reynolds vetoed a bill letting cities or villages with populations over 4 000 withdraw from county health departments. He cited public health risks, noting sanitation and disease control cross jurisdiction impacts. The veto preserves county-wide health authority and funding structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
John W. Reynolds
Out Of Prison After 64 Years Honeck Says Disciplines Saved Him
After 64 years in Illinois and California prisons Honeck, freed on Christmas, credits self discipline learned in prison for his transformation. He describes his long journey from a 1899 murder conviction to a life of study, reflection, and adjusting to freedom with his niece Clara Orth in San Leandro.
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Honeck
Disciplines
Richard Honeck
Illinois
California
Clara Orth
Associated Press
San Leandro
Calif
San Francisco
Freedom
Wright Brothers
Kitty Hawk
N.C
Daughters of Mary and Joseph
Clara
St. John
Joliet, Ill
William MacKinley
United States
Anaheim
Walter Koeller
Carrie Nation
Chester State Hospital
New York
Warden Ross Randolph
Menard
Year 1963 reshapes US church relations across faiths
A nationwide shift in religious ties emerged as Protestant Catholic and Jewish groups moved toward collaboration. Vatican II inspired open dialogue with Protestant Orthodox leaders. Catholic bishops and parish priests visited each other, and interfaith councils on race formed in many cities. The Kennedy assassination and Pope John XXIII’s death spurred shared reflection. Pope Paul VI pledged continuation of reforms and planned a Holy Land visit. A six denomination dialogue advanced alongside a Supreme Court ruling on school prayer.
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Chicago
Kennedy
Pope John XXIII
Pope Paul VI
Church Union
Methodists
United Presbyterians
Disciples) Churches
Episcopalians
Evangelical United Brethren
United Church of Christ
Supreme Court
Paul
Holy Land
Rome
Palestine
Time To Be Given For Religious Training
Release time for religious education classes at Prince of Peace Lutheran La Crescent Methodist Church and Church of the Crucifixion will begin January 9 in La Crescent Public School. Fifth and sixth graders will be released Thursdays 12:45 to 1:30 p.m. Seventh and eighth grades 2:30 to 3:15 p.m. Grades will be reported to the school and attendance and tardiness recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Crescent
Minn
Prince of Peace Lutheran Church
La Crescent Lighting Contest Winners Named
La Crescent Minnesota winners in the chamber of commerce Christmas decorating contest were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Schumacher Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gruenich and Mr. and Mrs. Carsten Christianson. Ten entries were judged by Garden Club members Warren Farwell Tim Plummer and Gerald Miller. The chamber plans to make the event annual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Crescent
Minn
la Crescent Chamber of Commerce
Donald Schumacher
Leo Grueneich
Carsten Christianson
la Crescent Garden Club
Mmes
Warren Farwell
Tim Plummer
Gerald Miller
Chamber
Burns Eased Sound Pioneering Roots in Bell Experiments
Kalamazoo Michigan report notes Robert C Burns who aided in Alexander Graham Bell's early sound experiments as a boy has died three weeks after reaching age 100. He lived in Kalamazoo and his long life spanned significant developments in communication technology.
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Kalamazoo, Mich
Robert C. Burns
Alexander Graham Bell
Local Markets and Stores Advertise Low Prices and Goods
Local ads list ungraded eggs 39¢ per dozen ham cuts 39¢ per lb ham slices 49¢ per lb and bananas 10¢ per lb. Wisconsin russets 10 lbs 39¢ Ida hoes 10 lbs 59¢ La Crosse Street Market at 1610 La Crosse Street and King Koin at 2238 State Road. Also mentions self service launderette with soaking cycle and Formica tables and recreation room items from Advanced Surfacing Co. at 13th and Weston.
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Wisconsin
Idahoes
la Crosse Street
la Crosse
King Koin
State Road
Aletta
Formica
Advanced Surfacing Co
13Th
Weston
Rural Church Services Across Many Congregations
A long list of Lutheran and other denomination services schedules across towns including Ontario Stoddard Viroqua Cedar Valley Westby Zion Park and more. Worship times communion and Sunday school are listed for each church with pastors named. Special events include New Year’s Eve and Day services watch nights and holiday gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Jacobson
Ettrick
Zion Lutheran Parsonage
Zion Lutheran Church Women's
Lewis Valley Lutheran
O. Rolf Olson
MT. Hope
United Church OF Christ
E. M. DeBuhr
St. John’s
Looney Valley
Mindoro Lutheran
Proxmire Plans Four Farm Speeches in Wisconsin
Senator William Proxmire will deliver four farm speeches in the Coulee Region on Sunday January 5 as part of a statewide series running from December 31 to January 6. He will speak at Onalaska Town Hall at 1 p.m. Gale Town Hall Trempealeau County at 2 30 p.m. Springfield Town Hall Jackson County at 4 p.m. and Pine Valley Town Hall Clark County at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Coulee
Proxmire
Onalaska
la Crosse County
Gale Town Hall
Trempealeau County
Springfield
Jackson County
Pine Valley Town Hall
Clark County
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Taj Mahal
LBJ
Afl-Cio
Health Dept
Reynolds
By Richard Honeck
Harold V. Streeter
State Penitentiary
Chester
Ill
Chester Hospital
George W. Cornell
Vatican Ecumenical Council
eTley dL
R. H. Lovold, Inc
Brush Creek Lutheran
Eldred R. Peterson
Ontario
ST. Luke’s EV
Jonathan Schaller
Stoddard
Viroqua Lutheran
Barb Oak Lutheran
Kermit
Cedar Valley Lutheran
D. J. Brake
Robert J. Vevne
Lower
Middle Church
Upper
Faith Lutheran
First Lutheran
K. M. Urberg
Blair
North Beaver Creek
Fish Creek Lutheran
Rockland
Luther League
French Creek Lutheran
Henry A. Lease
Westby-Coon Prairie Lutheran
H. O. Aasen
Westby
Vang Church
Baptist
Warren G Zinn
Bangor
ST. Joseph'’S
Edgar Kolfenbach
Robert J. Levenhagen
New Albin
Grace Methodist
Ernest E. Nielsen
Holmen Lutheran N. A
Holmen
Halfway Creek Lutheran
ST. John's
Dorchester
Living Hope Lutheran
Mark M. Ronning
Church Council
United Brethren Trust
F. Nordstrom
South Ridge la Crescent
United Brethren
Wallace V. Davison
Zion Sparta
Melrose Lutheran
Marcus Albrecht
North Coon Prairie Lutheran
OUR Savior’s Lutheran Jordan
Paulsrud
Skogdalen
Portland Lutheran
Clarence Olson
Roth
Flor-Mart
South Avenue
Lutheran Hospital
Christmas Club
America
First National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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