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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1964
Page
9
HAL Boyle notes criticisms of modern graduates who enter business with confidence and seek big company roles. He recalls 1930s hardships, compares past scarcity to today’s plentiful opportunities, and argues recent grads show more independence and ambition.
The June 10 gathering of the La Crosse County Young Democratic Club has been rescheduled to June 23. Meetings begin at 7:30 p.m. in the CIO Hall.
The University of Wisconsin’s $112 million fiscal 1965 budget won formal approval from the Board of Regents along with a $10.8 million budget for University Hospitals. Enrollments are projected to hit historic highs, with 41 950 students across campuses and centers. The plan funds 196 new and 156 new faculty hires, facilities expansion, and a medical center development, including a 52 bed hospital addition and a physics engineering building for Milwaukee.
Edward Froderman of Boston was elected president of the Christian Science Church. A former vice president of Drexel National Bank, he resigned in 1949 to practice Christian Science healing and moved to Boston in 1956 to head the Church’s Department of Branches and Practitioners. He was named a trustee of the Christian Science Publishing Society in 1961 and urged spiritual perception and power to address human relations and race inequalities.
The American Heart Association broadens its 3 year old recommendation urging reducing fatty foods for all people. It cites growing evidence linking fat intake to cholesterol and heart disease.
Zion's United Church of Christ in Brownsville will serve a charcoal broiled chicken dinner on June 6 starting at 5. The menu features hot and cold potato salad and corn.
Former Maj. Gen Edwin A Walker faces a libel suit against The Associated Press in Fort Worth Texas. A 12 member jury was seated to hear the case with opening statements by both sides outlining claims about Walker involvement in the 1962 Ole Miss riot. The AP defense contends reports were accurate while the plaintiff argues damages and press freedom protections.
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