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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1964
Page
10
The House approved a $2.35 billion two year federal highway aid program by a 294 to 0 vote. The bill sets ceilings for 1965 and 1966 and requires separate funding legislation. It totals $40 million more than Johnson requested and aims to preauthorize state and urban road plans under the ABC system.
MORRIE LANDSBERG reports a California party realignment after Tuesday's primary. Goldwater's win over Rockefeller revives a conservative GOP surge, while Salinger defeats Cranston in the Senate race and Brown vows a united Democratic front. Early steps aim to consolidate mandates and reshuffle leadership ahead of November.
An advertisement promotes T-4-L keratolytic treatment for athlete's foot, claiming it sloughs infected skin to reveal healthy skin. It touts quick drying T-4-L liquid and T-4-L foot powder for odor and moisture, with a 3 day satisfaction guarantee and a 48 cent price point.
State Tax Commissioner Rolland Hatfield told 150000 Minnesotans awaiting refunds that all checks will be mailed by July 15. Nearly 500000 refunds have been issued, about 27000 more than last year, with eight weeks from filing to mailing. A pre refund audit flags questioned entries, potentially lowering some refunds or turning them into tax payments.
Minnesota Highway Department will bid $16.2 million in road contracts on June 12. The program for the next four years totals $496 million, with $351 million for interstate route construction. Plans cover 71 miles of highways 24 bridges and related work, with 320 miles of multi lane roads 646 bridges and 1 474 miles surfaced.
Senaret Chemical Co. Inc. of St. Louis highlights Terrog ant killer as effective indoors and outdoors, while Wisconsin again accepts stenographic refresher course applicants in La Crosse with a 16 week program paying 41 dollars weekly. Moscow residents peel protective tape from windows signaling winter's end.
A Hogan School sixth grade class night was held on Tuesday. Reading awards went to Thomas Frisbie and Laurie Hutzler, with Debra Kaplan receiving the spelling trophy and Frisbie cited for second place. Safety Patrol awards were presented by Officer James Jacobson of the La Crosse Police Department, and John Bjorge, superintendent of schools, spoke on education.
La Crosse County officials Carl F. Schnick clerk of Circuit Court Everette Runge register of deeds and Julian Johnson county treasurer will attend the Wisconsin County Officers Association session in Oshkosh Sunday through Wednesday Runge serves as nominating committee chairman for the joint association and is trustee of the register of deeds association.
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