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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1963
Page
7
John Roderick notes that the coming year will keep Red China as a major concern for the West, Asia, and the Soviet Union as the global balance of power remains unsettled.
The piece argues Red China's improving economy may sharpen its stance in 1964, with harsher rhetoric toward Khrushchev and the United States. Beijing seeks new friends in Europe Canada and Australia after losing Soviet trade, while Chou En Lai tours Africa to restore its image.
The soybean remains the glamour crop as production hits a record high this year yet prices rise. Chicago quotes reach 2.70 a bushel, 32 cents above last year, with farther gains linked to weaker feed-grain acreage and larger next year harvested area. Western Europe and Japan drive exports, while soybean meal boosts livestock feeds. forecasts foresee more acres and continued market strength despite broader crop softness.
Dr. Blasingame of the AMA challenged Prof. Manuel Gottlieb after Gottlieb warned that Cadillac standards in medical education restrict entry to the profession and attract talent away from related fields. Blasingame accused Gottlieb of advocating lower standards to ease access to medical training.
A local notice invites customers to leave films at Universal Photo Service located at 514 State Street with a satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded promise.
Jack Olsen of Maiden Rock Wisconsin resumed his escort role for 16 year old Lucy Baines Johnson at the Johnson ranch in Texas. Olsen, an 18 year old University of Wisconsin freshman, had previously accompanied Lucy on a Washington date and Thanksgiving dinner while Lucy’s secret service detail watched. Nearby, Lynda Bird Johnson’s fiancé, naval Lt. Bernard Rosenbach of Comfort Texas, left to rejoin his ship in Jacksonville Florida.
MADISON RP Dr. Harry M. Guilford 91 former director of the division of communicable diseases for the State Board of Health died at his home on Thursday. He is survived by a son Harry G. of Green Bay.
Madison AP reports that Wisconsin polio cases through mid December reached nine, down from twelve in the same period last year according to the State Board of Health.
Local classifieds list buy sell trade needs with notes on large items and services. Readers are invited to place want ads for items, jobs, or trades with quick contact guidance.
Public hearing set for January 9 1964 at 7 30 p m in La Crosse Wisconsin to consider a resolution granting La Crosse Sailing Club permission to erect a twenty by thirty foot pavilion in French Island Point Park under conditions including Corps of Engineers and Fish and Wildlife approvals, insurance, restricted use days, and park rules. Other notices cover guardianship accounts, foreclosures, and probate matters in La Crosse County Court with hearings and deadlines in January to May 1964.
A dense classified page advertises services from appliance repairs and furnace cleaning to private music lessons and home decorating. It includes contact numbers and addresses such as General Mills station repairs at 614 Main St, Tom the Speedometer Man, Florence Beals at 2-1624, and Electrolux sales contact in La Crosse Wisconsin.
Several furnished and unfurnished apartments listed with rents from 35 to 95 dollars monthly. Units include 1 to 3 bedrooms with features like tiled baths, gas heat, private parking, sunrooms, and utilities often included. Also stores, warehouse space, and local services advertised.
Real estate and mobile home ads indicate Hoffmans celebrate 18th anniversary in 1964 with aggressive pricing to move 200 units. Listings show new and used mobile homes for sale or rent across La Crosse Sparta and La Crescent with various sizes and layouts, plus service options and nearby homes for immediate occupancy.
Classified list shows bargains including clothing for all ages, skates, coats, gadgets, and pets. Free kittens and dogs offered alongside priced items like toasters, electric motors, gloves, and a gas range. Listings include contact numbers and street addresses for pickup.
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