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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1963
Page
4
A Midwest observer notes cool weather in the Coulee Region with hope for 60 days of it from July Fourth to school start. The piece jokes about Wisconsin’s taxes budgets and vacancies, suggesting state patrolmen selling admission tickets at the border if the warm spell never returns.
Wisconsin Democratic state party chairman Pat Lucey of Madison resigns after six years. His tenure produced three governors terms, two U S Senate wins, and a strengthened party organization. The La Crosse convention will spark speculation on Rabinovitz’s federal judgeship and Lucey’s national role.
A 37 year old suburban Chicago mother fell asleep at the wheel causing a head on crash that killed her husband and six of seven children while she and a surviving two year old were severely injured. The family planned a California trip with gifts and toys for Father's Day but the holiday ended in tragedy.
Madrid reports Dr Will Durant at 78 joins The Fall of the Roman Empire filming with Sophia Loren Alec Guinness and James Mason. He writes the prologue and expands his view of historical fiction while celebrating the Durants golden anniversary and continuing their Civilizaton saga with new volumes on Louis XIV Voltaire Rousseau and Revolution.
A Milwaukee couple called a neighbor to wish a birthday and sang off key but reached the wrong number. The stranger joked that they could use practice. Kota planned public appearances and traveled by air to Rapid City delaying a Mt Rushmore overflight.
A fragmented fragment mentions Ethel Kennedy among Democrats visiting South Dakota during the last election and includes a wry line about age and friendship. The piece also hints at proverbs about charms turning into tricks and banter on social perception.
A roundup from 1943 notes Pantelleria surrenders after heavy aerial bombardment and British landings with naval gun support. It also reports the Russian air force dominance in Kuban, Roosevelt urging Italy to exit the war, and Italian political hopes. Miners threaten another walkout amid powder keg tension in soft coal regions with fines for strikers. Local American Legion officers are elected led by John Vondrashek Jr. and others named to posts and committees. Mrs. Jack Dempsey clarifies rumors about affairs denying them.
Joseph K Kidder known for pugs in a New York divorce filing by Dempsey, Pearl Bell 49 of 215 N 6th St, suffers a fractured right leg after being struck by an automobile. The item references a broader 1933 and historical notices across multiple topics in the La Crosse Tribune.
The doctor warns amphetamine and prochlorperazine can aid weight loss but are habit forming and risky. rest and nutrition advised. Pernicious anemia requires ongoing vitamin B-12 maintenance injections under doctor care with no known side effects. rash likely from another cause. Household textiles disinfect via thorough laundering and sun drying unless serious hazards exist.
Cy Barrett discusses the evolution of electric typewriters from 1867 to 1933 and IBM ownership. Readers ask about locating beginner business sites and teen nightclub franchising with Peppermint Stick in Beverly Hills offering $15,000 plus.
The piece reports on calls for positive discrimination as Negroes push for higher federal employment, citing at Dallas post office promotions and New Orleans Army Engineers policies. It notes white-worker fears, potential strikes by taxicab drivers, and union discrimination tensions amid government actions and civil service pressures.
Madison debate reveals Gov Nelson created a separate agency for the Outdoors Recreation Act program despite most work and funds to go through the Conservation Department. Assemblyman Alfonsi seeks to place the program under Conservation, risking the existing 1963 65 funds and prompting a stalled acquisition effort.
In Miami at the Southeastern championships South avoids a three no trump by playing safe and loses a trick. West leads diamonds and then a spade, while East wins with the ace. The column notes that South could have gambled to make the contract and suggests reading Win at Bridge With Oswald Jacoby.
The notice lists home delivery rates for La Crosse Onalaska and La Crescent including the Sunday Tribune, 50 cents per week carrier delivery, with mail rates: Within 75 miles one year 14 dollars six months 7.50 three months 4.00 one month 1.75. Outside 75 to 150 miles one year 17 dollars. Outside 150 miles one year 20 dollars. Payable in advance. available where carrier delivery is not provided.
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