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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1963
Page
11
Northwest Bancorporation and affiliated banks posted record results with consolidated net operating earnings of 16,400,092 and gross operating earnings of 105,596,932 for 1962. After preferred dividends and non-operating items, net income reached 17,321,506 and 3.17 per share. Common shares totaled 5,425,089 at year end.
The Milwaukee Road will discontinue passenger service between Aberdeen South Dakota and Deer Lodge Montana due to ongoing heavy losses. Trains 15 and 16 will still run between Minneapolis and Aberdeen with direct connections to the Chicago-Minneapolis Hiawatha. The company filed notice with the ICC on January 18 to take effect February 22.
The Rev. Charles C. Burger, 83, former superintendent of the Missouri Congregational Conference, died Thursday in St. Louis. He served as a church leader for many years and was noted for his service to the denomination.
Sylvia Porter argues 1965 ushers in an marriage boom while also triggering a female baby boom imbalance as girls born 1946 49 reach typical marriage ages. She notes married age patterns and potential effects on the 1966 67 federal budgets.
After five hours of talks in the 49 day New York newspaper blackout, negotiators reported no progress. Federal Mediator Schlossberg and union and publisher reps said positions remained unchanged as a nationwide strike affects 20 000 workers.
Caledonia Minnesota council authorized 330000 in improvement bonds to fund a new sewage disposal plant and 300000 gallon water tank with J M Dain Co of Minneapolis the low bidder at 3.256 percent for 20 years Federal aid will offset costs. The village bought a 1963 Chevrolet for 956.96 plus trade in and awarded rock and fuel bids. The council appoints acting mayor Schroeder and reappoints health board members.
A roundup of advertisements and brief items from Wisconsin communities. Highlights include Tupperware distributors Max and Catherine Pickart earning a 1963 Thunderbird in Orlando. Allis-Chalmers supplying pulse generators for U.S. minesweepers. regional bankers and insurance agents' achievements. a Viola bank Christmas Club. Campbell's IGA closure plans. and recognitions for local agents and salesmen in La Crosse and Onalaska.
Fort Lauderdale editor Jack W. Gore reports President Kennedy disclosed that air cover for the 1961 Cuban invasion was canceled by presidential order. Gore recalls Kennedy’s off the record remarks and criticizes later denials by Attorney General Robert Kennedy.
Local store Pederson Hardware at 1904 Campbell Road advertises a 14 capial all purpose cleaner to use with regular detergent. Special Clark adjustable ironing board valued at 6.95 offered for 5.29.
The La Crosse Tribune weekly advertising page urges distributors and dealers to align promotions with national ads appearing in the regualr Friday issue. This notice promotes coordinated marketing across retailers with synchronized campaigns and product promos.
North Central in 1962 again led the nation’s 13 regional airlines enplaning 1,123,393 passengers, a third straight year above one million. The carrier logged 1,716,468 ton miles of cargo, 591,626 ton miles of mail, and flew 191,112,756 passenger miles while operating 99 percent of its 15,164,587 scheduled miles.
Republican Atty. Gen. George Thompson accused Gov. John W. Reynolds of speaking out of turn on crime investigations. He warned such public claims could jeopardize Milwaukee County hearings and any prosecutions arising from the probes.
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower said in a CBS interview that no plan existed in his administration for U S air cover during a Cuban refugee invasion. He noted he supported no specific air strategy before leaving office and suggested air cover might have changed the outcome. President Kennedy has claimed ultimate responsibility for U S tactics in the invasion.
Pauline Klein, 67, was found dead in her yard from exposure after returning from a tavern outing with her husband. Neighbor Donald Murdrick found her around 2 a.m. and dragged her indoors. Police continue the investigation into the death.
Myron L. Lowe of Milwaukee, supervisor of the University of Wisconsin Center at Sheboygan, died Thursday after a stroke in his office. He previously served as Fond du Lac County superintendent of schools.
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