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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1963
Page
5
A bachelor asks whether to marry a stunning woman or a homely one. Five married men offer reasons favoring the homely match, arguing practicality and lasting appeal. The punchline: the fifth man says he just married the most beautiful girl, and only three months in.
James Marlow reports that while the cold war split Russians and Chinese, tensions rise between the United States and France as Charles de Gaulle clashes with John Kennedy over Europe unity and the Common Market. Monnet and other Common Market allies press De Gaulle amid France’s bid for an independent atomic force.
The Minnesota Highway Department received federal approval to require fixes on faulty Interstate 35 segments near Hinckley. Federal funds will be withheld until remedies are applied by constructors, with inspections to follow in spring.
Clarence A. Hathaway, 69, an early organizer of the American Communist party and a former party editor, died Wednesday after a long illness in Los Angeles.
General Motors reports 74.4 million in stock bonds and cash paid to 58300 US employees who joined the 1957 GM savings stock purchase plan. Donner notes 29.46 million from employee savings and 14.73 million from GM, with stock dividends and interest totaling 55.1 million in stock value, 16.9 million in bonds, and 2.4 million cash.
About 40 000 Roman Catholic pilgrims arrived at the Basilica of the Virgin of Guadalupe in Mexico City after a three day march from Toluca. Some hobbled barefoot into the grounds as others arrived by train and bus. The basilica marks the sight where the Virgin Mary is believed to have appeared to an Indian about 430 years ago.
Rev. Joseph A. Keiper serves as chaplain to 1,500 Atlantic Missile Range workers scattered 9,000 miles from Cape Canaveral to Pretoria. The Methodist minister travels by Air Force planes, holds nondenominational services in mess halls and bars, and counsels couples amid the isolation of the remote stations.
AP News analyzes Kennedy proposals to cap personal tax deductions on charitable gifts. The piece notes that giving has risen 1 to 2 percent of after tax income over 30 years, with shifts toward education research health and culture while religious gifts shrink.
Boston carpenters refuse high rise duties on the 52 story Prudential Tower project citing lack of tall building experience. A Perini Walsh spokesman says 15 Canadian carpenters have been brought in who do not mind the height.
The piece notes that much philanthropy falls outside tax deduction rules but most does fall within. It questions how changes in deduction rules by Congress could affect the motivation and size of charitable gifts.
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