Citizens Education Committee Enters Aldermanic Campaign
The Citizens Education Committee of La Crosse plans to back challengers to five incumbent aldermen whose terms expire this spring. It aims to shift support toward Board of Education policies amid budget and Logan Junior High additions debates. Filing deadline is under three weeks. volunteers sought to spark new talent in aldermanic races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Education Committee of
la Crosse
Board of Education
Logan
Southern Pacific Railway
U.S. Court of Appeals
U.S
Brotherhood of Railway
H. Clay Evenson
Jobin
William Katz
la Crosse St
Minneapolis
Mission Study Club
First Congregational Church
Frank Winter
Madison
Reynolds First Move Prompts Wisconsin Debate
Governor Reynolds names Frank Zeidler to head the Department of Resource Development in a bid to shake political foes and spark cooperation. The move risks Senate rejection and signals a rocky start with lawmakers and Wisconsin business leaders as the 1963 agenda looms. Habakkuk 3:12 is quoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Reynolds
Frank Zeidler
Department of Resource Development
State Senate
Zeidler
Senate
Reynolds
Wisconsin
Railroads in crisis face 1963 reforms and public ownership talk
President Louis Wagner of the Order of Conductors and Brakemen warns 1963 will be a crisis year for U S transportation. Labor leaders press for government action if private management fails, while experts warn that without unified reform the system could unravel.
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Washington
NEA
America
Louis J. Wagner
Order of
Europe
Congress
U.S
David I. Mackie
Eastern Railroad Presidents’ Conference
Mackie
Transportation
President Kennedy
Commerce
Clarence D. Martin
Portraits by John C Metcalfe Grandpa Portraits
A nostalgic poem by John C. Metcalfe celebrates grandfathers. It portrays grandpas as patient, forgiving figures who soothe tears, praise every grandchild, and share a special, almost magical, talent for understanding. The piece ends with the poet noting his own status as a grandpa.
Washington Notebook recaps D C religious and censorship notes
Idaho Governor Smylie cites his wife’s religious shifts from Baptist Democrat to Methodist Republican while Arkansas aide Hays calls himself ecumenical and bipartisan. A revival of old censorship debates frames newsroom truth as constrained. Mary Travers met James Meredith at Ole Miss, asking about progress while Meredith offers a stark comparison on violence.
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Robert Smylie
Idaho
Washington
Brooks Hays
Arkansas
White House
Mary Travers
Peter, Paul and
Mary
James Meredith
Ole Miss
Meredith
The Doctor Says on leukemia and virus theory
Dr Brandstadt explains leukemia as a disease of blood forming organs with possible viral causes seen in mice and notes no confirmed cures. Treatments vary from blood transfusions to X rays and nitrogen mustard related drugs, with periwinkle derivative leurocristine showing remissions. Public and private support for research remains vital. Baltimore policefare line-up note closes the piece.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Man
Leukemia Society
Lexington Ave
New York
N.Y
Review Of News In Years Past 1943 And 1933
A condensed retrospective recalling events from 1943 and 1933 including Red advances in 22 towns, Soviet resistance to Nazis, spring signs, naval personnel movements, and local residents departing for service. plus 1933 items on Stalin’s five year plan, bank deposit rulings, weather, public offices, and notable deaths and crimes in La Crosse and surrounding areas.
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John Bendel
Chipmunk Coulee
U.S. Naval
Lawrence House
E. J. House
la Crosse
Corpus Christi
Tex
Naval Air Station
George W. Thatro
Los Angeles
A. G. Thatro
Jackson St
Calvin Thatro
William Fuller
John W. Hackner Jr
Jackson
Quantico
Stalin
Bank of Madison
Wisconsin Supreme Court
John James
James Foundry
Ekern
Supreme Court
Nusbaum Leaves Capitol Post for Washington Assistant
John Wyngaard reports that Joe Nusbaum, long a symbol of Wisconsin statehouse controversy, resigns as commissioner of the Department of Administration and becomes Nel sons aide in Washington. His agency’s fate and reform value are debated amid fiscal and educational policy tensions.
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Statehouse
State Capitol
Sen. Nelson
Washington
Joe E. Nusbaum
State Department of Administration
Gaylord Nelson
Reynolds
Nusbaum
Ohio State extension economists report net income per farm
Columbus Ohio based Ohio State University extension economists estimate that the average net income per farm in Ohio reached 2713 dollars in 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University Extension
Ohio
U.N. Silent as Cuba Crisis Draws Mixed U.S. Fate
Washington reports say the Soviet Union set up offensive missile bases in Cuba threatening the United States. The U.N. Security Council dropped the issue, while General Assembly moves are vetoed, leaving a Soviet-leaning outcome. President Kennedy’s no invasion pledge persists.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Cuba
United Nations
Security Council
Lawrence
U.N. General Assembly
Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
New York
U.N
United States
MR. Kennedy
U.S
Organization of American States
Congo
Inez Robe Denounces $1,000 Political Dinner Invite
In a witty defense of frugality and principle, the writer rejects a $1,000-a-plate dinner honoring President Kennedy. She scoffs at fundraisers, quips that even a table for a trivial chat would cost a fortune, and jokes she would rather stay home than dine with a political mix of figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
True Faith
Kennedy
Bridge prodigy from Philadelphia nets top score at Phoenix trials
Bobby Jordan and Arthur Robinson, a young pair from Philadelphia, finished second in the Phoenix trials after only a few years of partnership. Arthur, 26, learned bridge largely at home with life master parents and displayed sharp counting and a savvy trump play that secured a thirteenth trick and a high score, signaling a promising career ahead.
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Bobby Jordan
Arthur Robinson
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Arthur
Blackwood
Robinson
West
La Crosse Tribune: circulation and subscription rates note
The La Crosse Tribune lists contact details for missed papers and describes home delivery and mail subscription rates. It specifies areas served including La Crosse Onalaska and La Crescent and gives price tiers for various durations and radii from La Crosse.
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la Crosse, Wise
Chicago
Detroit
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Atlanta
la Crosse
Onalaska
la Crescent
Carrier Bay
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Gov. Reynolds
Milwaukee
Peter Edson
John W. O'Brien
Sheet Metal Workers Union
John C. Metcalfe
Field Enterprises, Inc
Washington Notebook
W. G. Brandstadt
M.D
Baltimore
Municipal Court
Joseph K. Kidder
Frank J. Davy
Charles Satek
Theodore Heideman
Ewald Papenfuss
Adolph Bauman
Norman Adams
Louis Alberts
Labor Temple Association
Verdhota
Robert S. Cowie
Tomah
H. W. Hunt
Avon
Lars Instennes
City Health Board
Instennes
Leonard Kleeber
4Th Ward
Kenneth Salzer
147Th Pl
Board of City Park Commissioners
Rhine
Harding
John Wyngaard
Department
Public Expenditures Survey
Treasury
Joe Nusbaum
Capitol
Nelson
Building Commission
University
David Lawrence
Castro
Inez
Jack
Lyndon
Charlie
George
Barry
Cleopatra
J. Caesar
Francis Bacon
Shakespeare
By Oswald Jacoby
W. T. Burge Sanford Goltz
R. L. Bangsberg
J. E. Lienlokken
K. F. Teachout
Leeward Lee
ED Keefe
Mgr
Tribune
E L, Burgess
Howard Colvin
Maxine Kahler
Luther Wilkins
la Crosse Tribune
4Th and Cass Sts
Wis
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