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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1963
Page
11
Colorful evergreen bean salad uses canned green and wax beans with sliced mushrooms celery and pimiento. A vinaigrette dressing of salt vinegar garlic olive oil and pepper is shaken and poured over beans then refrigerated to chill before serving in a lettuce lined bowl. Recipe yields six to eight servings.
New York report notes La Crosse County veterans receive 144000 dollars from a 327 million GI insurance dividend. About 2208 local veterans out of 9601 will share, with most checks due January and February. The payout funds policies held by World War I veterans and National Service Life policyholders. Government Life Insurance recipients also receive part of the extra dividend to aid the economy.
A United Nations official likens pursuit of world peace to riding a bicycle. William M. Jordan of the UN secretariat told the Madison chapter of the American Association for the United Nations Monday night that the UN’s ability to adapt to changing world conditions has made it a powerful force for peace.
Madison report shows Wisconsin highway traffic rose by about 1 percent from the prior year. Data from roughly 36 automatic recorders across state and county trunk routes indicate a modest increase in overall traffic levels for 1962.
New York reports a rise in airline animal cargo with a Noahs Ark parade of creatures. Mangold of United Air Lines notes flying animals offer speed and comfort, with charges around 250 percent of baggage rates and about 1000 dollars to ship a horse cross country. Dogs and cats remain top customers with cages rented by airlines. a cocker spaniel flight from New York to Cleveland costs about 30 dollars.
The FCC ordered lower average telephone rates and higher telegraph rates for private line service from AT&T and Western Union. It rejected a bid by the American Newspaper Publishers Association and others to set special press rates, though left the door open to future lower press rates if a new schedule is proposed.
The FCC decided to require the two companies to file new rates within two months, a move described as an undue burden on news disseminators. The notice references La Crosse Crihunal and RFC dated January 30 and 31, 1963.
Gerald Prochnow, 34, an interior designer from Milwaukee, won a national cookoff for male amateur cooks with his chippy's eggs in hay stocks entree. He said he will cook anything if the recipe looks good, after taking the $1000 first prize in Chicago.
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