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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1963

Page

6

Era of 2 Year Degree Nears End in Wisconsin

Madison report says new teachers after 1972 must hold a four year degree with a grandfather clause for those hired before 1937. county teacher colleges face decline as districts seek professionally trained staff aided by state funds. Some talk of UC extension centers to keep larger schools connected to UW system.

Madison Wisconsin Senate University of Wisconsin

When Forecasters Warn Fail to Fall

Sylvia Porter uses the tale of Marcus Wallenberg to argue that early warnings about a recession helped avert one in 1962 63. The piece notes how policymakers, industry and labor used barometers and tax incentives to bolster spending and prevent a downturn.

Per Jacobsson Wallenberg Jacobsson U.S Congress Treasury

Summer’s Time of Accidents and Deaths

New York announces summer brings many accidents and drownings. Statisticians note about 25 000 annual summer deaths in the United States with roughly 270 daily fatalities. Drownings account for about half of the 6 000 yearly drownings, many from swimming or water play. Boat and motor vehicle fatalities also rise in summer, while falls peak monthly around 1 500.

New York N.Y United States

Is there a difference between a cave and a cavern

A reader group asks if cave and cavern differ and notes writers use cavern for a very large underground hollow. The article explains cave formation by water eroding rock, especially limestone, with underground rivers and large rooms like Carlsbad Caverns in New Mexico.

Donna Johnson Lois McBride Sammy Leinart Jill Bourne

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