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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1961

Page

5

Lawyer's Fine For Contempt Set Aside In Wisconsin Case

A La Crosse lawyer had a $100 contempt of court fine set aside by Circuit Judge Lincoln Neprud. James C. McKenzie apologized to the court after discussing jurors in a May 5 auto accident case. Neprud warned against interfering with court orders and noted the May 31 affidavits violated a 30 day waiting period.

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Correction: Ettrick Lutheran confirmation services date change

The La Crosse Tribune stated confirmation services would be Sunday June 11 but they were held Sunday June 4. Children's and young people's day remains scheduled for 9 a.m. June 11 with no noon dinner after.

la Crosse Tribune Ettrick Lutheran Church

City Resident To Speak At Welfare Anniversary Meet

A La Crosse resident, Msgr. N. P. Dall, executive director of Catholic Social Services Inc., will speak at the Wisconsin Public Welfare Association silver anniversary conference in Elkhart Lake. Other speakers include Ivan Nestingen, Carl T. Rowan, Bernard Nash, Wilbur Schmidt, Jerry L. Kelley, and John R. Mauff. Public welfare personnel from the region will attend.

la Crosse Wisconsin Public Welfare Association Elkhart Lake Msgr. N. P. Dall Catholic Social Services Inc Ivan Nestingen Health, Education and Welfare Madison Carl T. Rowan Minneapolis Bernard Nash Minnesota Department of Public Welfare Wilbur Schmidt Wisconsin Department of Public Welfare Jerry L. Kelley National Association of Social Workers John R. Mauff Family Service Chicago

Missing Man Found After Racial Clash in Trinity

Robert Parris, 20, a grill employee, was found at his home after a night missing following a racial clash. He reported being beaten by Black youths and hid under a house until daylight, describing a fight between about 40 Black youths and a dozen whites with no arrests. Trinity, North Carolina, 1000 residents.

Trinity N.C Robert Parris Giill Parris John McPherson North Carolina

Atom weapons would be used in Europe under attack

Deputy Defense Secretary Roswell Gilpatric said Western forces in Europe would deploy atomic weapons if overwhelmed by Communist attack. He affirmed NATO’s long held stance and added nuclear roles would stay flexible, noting he never believed in a limited nuclear war.

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Freedom Riders Faced With Stiffer Punishment

Seven more Freedom Riders headed for Jackson Mississippi by bus as others planned air flights to test segregation laws amid threats of harsher penalties. Five whites and two Negroes left New Orleans for Jackson. Newell Weber said arrests and fines would be served locally.

Jackson Miss Mississippi New Orleans Newell Weber East Orange N.J St. Louis Louisville Jack Travis

Committee Favors Parochial Bus Rides

The Assembly Public Welfare Committee recommended passage of a bill to provide public school bus service to parochial students. The 6-5 vote was reported Monday, with debate expected later this week. The bill would require districts to transport all pupils living over two miles from their school.

Madison Assembly Public Welfare Committee Assembly

First Negro Receives UNC Undergraduate Degree

The University of North Carolina awarded its first undergraduate degree to a Black student. David Dansby, 22, of Greensboro earned a bachelor of arts in political science with a strong academic record. About 35 Black students attend UNC Chapel Hill, which has 8,500 students.

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Phenocosan antiseptic skin remedy ad

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Boat for sale quick ad lines up buyers fast

Advertises fast selling of a boat with a classified ad. Encourages calling 2-8040 to reach buyers quickly.

Minnesota Revenue Plan Agreed by Tax Conference Committee

The Minnesota Senate and House tax conferees approve a four point plan to raise revenue. It includes a 5 percent surtax on personal income, a 10 percent surtax on corporate income, a 1 percent tax on adjusted gross income for low tax filers, and a 1 percent cigarette tax increase. The package totals about 35.5 million dollars. Starting withholding shifts to October 1, with 75 percent forgiveness for 1961 individual income taxes. Dependents credits rise to 15 dollars.

ST. Paul Minnesota Senate House Tax Conference Committee

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