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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1969
Page
10
The U S unemployment rate held at 3.5 percent in May while total nonfarm payrolls rose 90 000. Average hourly earnings reached 3.02 and weekly earnings 113 75, with unemployment down 259 000 to 2.3 million. White jobless rate 3 1 percent, teens 12 5 percent.
Madison AP report says proposed vision examinations for motorists may not start July 1 as planned. John Thompson notes mandatory eye tests could be postponed to September or October, while the Assembly backs four year intervals and the Senate action remains. State officials considered 67 inspectors for a two year plan, but a four year program would need 48 inspectors, saving about 140000 dollars.
A sacred concert by The Two Pauls will be at 8 p m on Thursday at Onalaska United Methodist Church. Paul Nulton of Madison and Paul Freeman of Chicago perform with ties to Asbury College Wilmore Kentucky.
At Hamilton College in Clinton New York 84 year old poet Ezra Pound class of 1905 alumnus made an unplanned Sunday appearance at commencement. Pound now lives in Rapallo Italy and broadcast for Italy during World War II before being detained in a hospital for 13 years after the war.
The marriage of President John Tyler to Julia Gardiner drew national attention as the first time a serving president wed while in office.
A TV pitchman on KTTV details the Los Angeles County Adoptions program placing "special needs" children. Jimmy, a blind six month old, receives rapid interest. 110 placements in 19 months, with 40 to 60 more applications. Other cases include Nancy, age five months, and Dick, seven, drawing numerous inquiries and new adoptions. The program, praised by officials, aims to boost placements while avoiding pity-based portrayal.
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