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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1963
Page
5
Holmen Wisconsin: Vernon D. Granum was recently elected to a new Lions Club leadership post. Other officers were chosen, outlining the club’s upcoming year activities and community service plans.
Notice states Holmen Lions Club received more screen stock including black window screen aluminum and galvanized options with free delivery. Officers listed include Alfred Bringe Robert C Johnson Lynn Hoff vice presidents. lion tamer Robert Johnson tail twister Leland Miedema secretary Albert Becker treasurer Roland Gullickson directors Manley Hendrickson Alvin Johnson. Retiring president Roger D Gilberg noted.
A concise report notes that just three percent of Norwegian land area is used for agricultural cultivation, highlighting the limited scale of farming in the country.
Sylvia Porter reports Household Finance Corp breakdowns showing the main reasons for personal borrowing across income classes. Consolidation of unpaid bills leads, followed by auto purchases, travel, medical costs, and other needs, with taxes and education showing notable patterns by income.
BLACK RIVER FALLS Wis The Jackson County Tavern League elected Joe Paroli of Hixton its new president Other officers are Clement Rassmussen Northfield vice president and James Seefelt Taylor secretary treasurer The league will meet Monday Aug 5 at Rassmussen's in Northfield.
Mrs. Dora Helen Cline will host Monroe County Republican women at Ridgeville south of Tomah for an 8 a.m. breakfast on Saturday July 13. Speakers include Mrs. John Bosshard of Bangor and Mrs. I. M. Turner of La Crosse.
Washington reports veteran diplomat W Averell Harriman will lead the U S at nuclear test ban talks in Moscow with a White House strategy session to be attended by President Kennedy and top officials. Harriman will travel to London for a brief conference with Lord Hailsham before the talks. Officials say NATO and Warsaw Pact members are not mandating negotiations on any East West pact.
Rep. Robert Kastenmeier urges Wisconsin Governor John Reynolds to convene a statewide conference on the Food for Peace program. He cites a district poll showing farmer and nonfarmer interest and suggests cooperation with the Food for Peace Agency, Agriculture Department, and AID. He asks Reynolds to meet George Goss, Midwest visit aide to the program director.
Washington House Appropriations Committee cuts 1964 district budgets for police and public schools amid rising crime and illiteracy. FY 1963 saw crime climb and juvenile delinquency unchecked, with literacy improving nationally but not in the capital. The panel approves 284,286,900 for the district, 5,295,000 below request, funded by 32,868,000 federal money and local taxes.
A brief reflective line about a person who feels hurt and finds the house empty when their father returns home, expressing how absence stings a man's feelings.
Bishop William C. Martin stated that agencies lacking religious motivation often surpass church efforts in advancing racial equality. Speaking at the National Methodist Conference in Minneapolis he cited athletics armed forces and organized labor as examples. He urged religion to permeate all life and noted shifts in population and culture affecting Methodist outreach in small towns urban fringes and open country.
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