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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1958
Page
4
The polio vaccine surplus grows while many children and adults fail to get Salk shots. Officials warn that eight million under five and millions more adults remain unprotected, risking future outbreaks despite the vaccine’s availability and the history of Dr. Jonas Salk’s breakthrough.
Khrushchev proposes large scale trade with the United States and access to American machinery and know how but ties purchases to credit. Some observers note the Soviet Union could pay cash using its substantial gold reserves, avoiding credit. The plan would appeal amid US unemployment and idle capacity, yet skeptics recall past failed talks and possible reliance on credits.
Washington observers say France faces at least a year to regain stability. A new constitution and government machinery are needed, with De Gaulle pursuing constitutional means to power and a path toward a constitutional assembly and referendum.
A reflective piece argues to ignore trivial daily tasks and concentrate on important matters. It contrasts physical strength with intellect and humorously notes the wife’s patience with a joke about a man’s famed muscle and brains.
In 1938, Miss Elsie Krause, 17, was killed by lightning while sheltering with her mother on a farm near Stoddard. her mother was unhurt. A slow-moving tornado near Clyde, Texas, killed 13 and left several missing or injured. House committee approves new free bridge projects for Winona and a Cassville to Guttenburg link. Birth announced for George Dearman’s son on June 10. Mrs. Mabel Spafford and Mrs. Minnette Wittland return from Wisconsin grand assembly.
A reader questions facts from The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau answering beard trends from Barbers Journal to fevered hobby tips for rock hounds and wagon brakes in the era. The column covers bobwhite calls from a summer study and cites a pocket size book Pathways to Spiritual Power with price and coupon.
The article discusses Congress debating labor reform amid accusations of union abuses. Secretary James P. Mitchell criticizes proposed protections as weak, while Senator Ives accuses him of politicking. It notes extensive union campaign contributions to lawmakers and calls involvement a Democratic influence in labor policy.
Gov. Thomson's standing rises over six months as Republican allies praise his campaign vigor, tax stance, and lobbying bill. Critics note past budget tensions, union issues, and potential shifts on right to work. The piece contrasts his improved image with ongoing debates in labor finance and national nominations.
Dr Edwin P Jordan warns that no reliable test exists to distinguish edible from poisonous mushrooms. The deadly amanita phalloides and the fly agaric cause severe symptoms, with high fatality. early stomach washing can help, but prevention is best by buying safe cultivated mushrooms.
Washington notes recount West German President Theodor Heuss avoiding sauerkraut at U S meals while planning a Monticello visit in Charlottesville Virginia. The piece also recalls a Chevy Chase block party last year blocked by police and this year repeated with international guests praising the event as a social triumph.
The La Crosse Tribune announces publication details and pricing. It lists price seven cents, circulation area including La Crosse Onalaska La Crescent, and mail rates for various distances and subscription terms.
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