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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1963
Page
6
NEW YORK AP One man defends hoarding memories while his wife argues for minimalism. The piece contrasts clutter loving collectors with tidy store window types and ends with a humorous plan to be buried under his memorabilia rather than part with it.
Formosan farmers joined a savings program started a year ago, with more than five million participants saving over 40 million dollars. In Lancaster California police report Frank L. McWethy demanded his doctor perform a drunkenness test. The doctor certified intoxication and McWethy was booked on drunken driving charges, with a $10 test fee.
Rome loses a paper after IL Paese and Paese-Sera merge joining the two pro Communist dailies in the Italian capital. The city now has 14 other daily newspapers remaining.
Costa Rica will issue a special stamp to honor President Kennedy during his March visit. He will attend the conference of Central American presidents.
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Minnesota Republican State Central Committee endorsed both a taconite tax amendment and a supporting statute. The resolution argued for a “both and” approach to long term tax assurance and short term fair treatment, linking investment incentives to policy. The meeting also set county and district convention dates and condemned the DFL over Highway 35 issues and Sen. Humphrey tactics.
Bis hop George Poehling known as Bernard Swain said he will start using his holy wine instead of church coffee urn wine after a court fine. He placed himself in a coffin after the ruling and discussed fasting and meditation to decide if he should continue his moonshine production amid police disputes in Nashville.
Uncle Ray invites fourth through 12th grade classes to submit questions on science history biography or geography for a chance to win 20 volume World Book Encyclopedia sets. A sixth grade class asks about England and the UK noting England’s historical change and the division of Ireland with Dublin as capital and Northern Ireland as a separate entity.
Five hundred Reynolds Electrical and Engineering employees, logistics firm for the site, planned a strike at the Nevada atomic test site after the AEC cut daily subsistence pay from 7.50 to five dollars and eliminated travel pay. Frank Morton of Office Employees International said the aim was to shut the site down and deter cross picket lines.
In Greensboro North Carolina the First Christian church congregation approved keeping Rev. Charles W. Strong as minister by a 299 to 98 vote on Sunday. Strong had been elected to the state Senate on the Republican ticket last November.
Miami tagged 85 degrees on Sunday, the warmest January 27 in Weather Bureau records. The previous high was 82 set in 1953, marking a notable temperature spike for the date in the city.
In St Paul the 29 million building bill backed by Gov. Elmer L. Andersen faces its first major test in the House. The measure funds state institutions, the University of Minnesota, and state colleges and aims to move forward if debt amendment passes. bond attorneys questioned tying the two, but the governor seeks early repassage to ensure constitutionality. The debate also centers on whether Andersen’s 673 million biennial budget can be balanced, with opponents arguing it is fiscally irresponsible and missing pledged funds for a southern Minnesota college and an Iron Range hospital for the mentally retarded.
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