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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1963
Page
6
Senator George Smathers of Florida calls for official recognition of a Cuban government in exile and for extending U S foreign aid on the same basis as to Formosa. He argues military supplies like fast boats could stop oil and other shipments reaching Cuba.
An ad promises quick relief from septic tank woes with Boyer’s Cleaner claiming sludge liquefaction and drainfield opening at low cost. Separate note mentions Indonesia’s Foreign Minister Subandrio telling students to be ready for assignments, including Borneo, as Brunei rebel sources in Manila discuss Indonesian readiness.
Hazleton Pa AP Thom Francis Cardinal Spellman departed New York for Europe joking he reads the New York newspapers during the trip. Kennedy 75 former Pennsylvania lieutenant governor dies after long illness. W A Boyle 58 becomes acting head of United Mine Workers of America effective until Kennedy’s term ends in 1964.
A movement aims to unleash a force of volunteers to revive the revolt in British Northern Borneo, signaling renewed resistance. The plan centers on mobilizing local groups and seeking external support to sustain action amid ongoing tensions.
Hans Schmelz editor of Der Spiegel was freed after 11 weeks in jail on treason suspicions. Of 10 others arrested only publisher Rudolf Augstein remains in custody and no charges have been filed. Seven Spiegel staff and two German army colonels were freed earlier.
AP News Analyst assesses Kennedy two years in office noting a spectacular Cuba related foreign affair, domestic program setbacks, and overall leadership weaker with Congress. It credits foreign policy focus and public relations while highlighting entrenched conservatism and limited domestic gains amid a recession.
The piece argues Kennedy avoided bold new directions, seeking to move the economy with existing remedies and tax cuts while facing conservative resistance. It credits him with securing a new trade program and pressuring the steel industry, and notes foreign policy nuances with Khrushchev and Cuba.
AP TV-Radio writer notes a night with no Kennedy impressions across 242 hours of network TV. Ed Sullivan and Dinah Shore shows are praised for style, with Ed Mann, Edie Adams, Stan Getz, and the Roger Wagner Chorale highlighted. NBC looks to Nielsen for Hope special, Beverly Hillbillies slides, and Lucy Show and Ben Casey slated for tonight.
The passage recalls President Eisenhower sending troops to enforce James Meredith's enrollment at the University of Mississippi. It notes his cautious approach to avoid provoking white Southerners during desegregation.
La Crescent Public School PTA meets Tuesday Jan 22 at 8 pm in the school with visitation time before the session. Guest speaker is Mrs Ed gar Liede of La Crosse, librarian and PTA member, discussing What Do You Teach Your Children. Penny Engrav, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Engrav Rushford Minn, will play piano and may appear on the Ted Mack Amateur Show.
Persons planning to attend the January twenty eighth annual La Crosse Industrial Safety Council session may call 46070 for tickets. The wrong telephone number appeared in a Sunday Tribune story. John Wyngaard, a Wisconsin political writer, will be the speaker.
The National Education Association reports Wisconsin teachers have the 23rd highest average salary, at 5650 dollars, below the national average of 5735 dollars. While the national average rose four percent from 1961-62, Wisconsin's increase was 3.5 percent.
Promote a fundraiser with Marvel Chow Mein dinners including free fried rice and soy sauce. Food prepared in government inspected kitchens. Marvel Foods, Inc. offers turnkey service and profit to the club with complete details by writing to 75 W. Island Minneapolis 1, Minn.
In Milwaukee the first space age mystery ends as two young mechanics admit building a homemade rocket that blasted a 14 inch hole in a Wauwatosa home roof. Police say no charges yet. the 27 inch long pipe rocket reportedly launched about 50 yards before vanishing on Saturday.
ALLESSANDRIA Italy AP The elementary school at Rione Cristo has acquired a zoo. Teachers believe it aids lessons by housing 140 animals in pens built in the school yard including moles rabbits wolves beavers and game birds brought in by hunters.
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