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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1963
Page
6
Jenkin Lloyd Jones laments fiscal misjudgments as the U.S. government faces a projected $8 billion deficit for 1963 while advocating tax cuts to spur growth. He contrasts Europe’s Common Market gains with domestic debt, urging a shift from needs to wants and warning of smothered enterprise amid rising spending.
Robert C. Ruark depicts a fading era of extravagant living. A wealthy pair, Nate and Angie, discuss shrinking profits and looming closure as Miami glamour and global escapades give way to leaner finances and hard realism. The man ruefully notes the era’s end and the need to cut costs.
A digest of pivotal World War II events and local notes. Nazis fall back near Rostov as Allied carriers Hornet and other ships suffer losses. Arctic supply runs reach Japan in Kiska. OPA freezes corn prices. Wisconsin winter battles, local banquets, elections, and civic notes ground a broad retrospective.
Madison commentary analyzes the Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation policy rejecting government price supports. The piece argues this stance reflects rural frustration with federal programs after decades of farm aid. It notes the shift toward independence and warns of political consequences for growers and taxpayers.
A 1963 Field Enterprises poem describes seeking light across city sidewalks and parks. The speaker searches for sunshine despite winter, choosing sunny routes and avoiding shade as they await warmth.
A Washington dispatch analyzes fiscal growth from 1916 to the coming year, estimating federal outlays to rise from 0.75 billion to 100 billion and arguing that deficits erode purchasing power. It compares dollars to gold, notes a 36 to 1 decline in value, and critiques deficit finance in Kennedy era economics.
AP analyst notes President Kennedy has a favorable Senate and House margin but must contend with Democratic unity. He explores how Kennedy relies on flattery persuasion and light arm twisting to align lawmakers, warning of rough going as lawmakers reconvene. Kennedy’s past two years show limited success in forcing party cohesion.
Anne Marie Klochi nine and Debra Bistroph eleven persuaded officials to build a neighborhood playground in Richmond Virginia The Chesterfield County supervisors purchased the land and dedicated it as a playground The story notes drivers using bright lights to see better while approaching oncoming cars.
In a bridge duplicate, 10 year old Bobby Jordan uses a deceptive opening lead and a false card to force misplays. He partners with Arthur Robinson. West opened spades and misdefense allowed Bobby to execute a clever line for all thirteen tricks and a top score.
The La Crosse Tribune announces its staff including Sanford Goltz editor and R L Bangsberg as contributing editor. It lists city state editors, circulation, business managers, ad managers and a pricing table for home delivery and mail subscriptions across regions near La Crosse Wisconsin.
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