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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1961
Page
4
VOA airs nine daily Spanish language segments exposing Fidel Castro by replaying his 1959 to 1961 remarks. Commentary labels him the voice of Fidel Castro and highlights self contradicting statements and Marxist Leninist fidelities.
Article surveys rising state and local power as federal roles wane. Eisenhower cites Washington’s pull from inaction. governors warn that complex tasks will shift to federal hands absent decisive state action. Figures note housing, transit, pollution, highway safety, and new tech challenges require robust state programs.
A group at the Malamute Saloon on Broadway debates sacred subjects in cinema. They note Les Liaisons Dangereuses sparked controversy, while Vadim plans a film on the Marquis de Sade. They discuss what counts as sacred across countries and the shifting shock value of motion pictures.
The Guardian in Manchester notes many parents gain quick access to simple, jargon free stories from children’s books on science and technology to hold their own in talks with the younger generation.
Japs demand Filipinos halt flight natives spur a brazen to save Manila. Roosevelt says immeasurable strength to U.S. and allies. U.S. seizes 16 Finnish ships. New Job Daughters officers listed. Local obituaries note Angeline Ash and others. Levee failure in Mississippi town. various local residents holidaying with families.
Cheyenne AP report shows Wyoming Game and Fish received an antelope hunting license application for Shirley Basin signed by a 22 year old Golden Colorado man named Shirley Basin, causing confusion among officials.
A nostalgic verse reflection on troubadours singing old melodies that evoke distant dreams and loneliness. The speaker recalls guitar harmonies, moonlit imagery, and tossing coins of memories while longing for a past love. Published by Field Enterprises.
In a bridge bidding and play example, the Lenz system values an opening two heart bid as strong. The hand reaches three hearts after a sequence involving dummy Sidneys clubs and a finesse. Ely’s clubs and a discard determine the outcome, with a caution that holding the jack of clubs could have doomed the contract.
Dr Harold T Hyman discusses risks and efficacy of over the counter cough syrups for children. He notes many preparations lack strong evidence, warns about narcotics in prescriptions, and suggests safer remedies like steam, warm drinks, and gentle position changes for relief.
In Madison Wisconsin Democrats sound pessimistic as a new election year nears Two rising figures weigh state office runs but fear a GOP surge The tax fight on the Nelson administration looms large underscoring Democratic woes and a drifting party tone persists despite urban gains and reform hopes
Washington reports say a proposed Kennedy executive order banning racial and religious discrimination in federally assisted housing is postponed until after the 1962 session and possibly after elections. Officials cite Southern Democrats and political risk as delays loom, while debate continues on wider implications for loans and tax exemptions.
The column outlines Q and A items on substitutions for maple sugar with maple syrup, duration of Sumo wrestling matches, and the fate of the Eastland ship. It notes the Eastland disaster in 1915 with details of the ship’s later Navy use and eventual scrapping, including casualties.
Eva S. Phillips writes 32 page collection for children featuring Happy and Happy, two brothers with fairy and animal adventures teaching Nature's secrets. Illustrated stories and poems suited for reading aloud. Price thirty cents. Coupon included from The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau. Name City State.
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