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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1961

Page

10

What Young People Think About Teen Date Ideas

A study by Eugene Gilbert of Gilbert Youth Research Co finds teens favor movies as the top date idea, with dancing second and bowling third. Drive-in movies appeal to a minority. most teens prefer theaters or home gatherings, and two thirds report parents do not object to drive-ins.

Gilbert Youth Research Co Jack Winsum Faribault Minn Sue Hastings Austin Pam Torfin

Hollywood Vacation Log From Listener’s Palm to Sunset

A Hollywood columnist recounts a two week vacation by car along the Santa Ana Freeway visiting Knott's Berry Farm Disneyland and Beverly Hills then Las Vegas. He notes the week’s standout moments including Grand Canyon and Baja excursions and lists KLAC radio ranked tunes with Dee Clark Coasters Ricky Nelson Roy Orbison Pat Boone and the Everly Brothers among the top 10.

Hollywood Calif Jerry Wallace Jack Roubik Santa Ana Knott Berry Farm Sunset Boulevard Radio Music City Beverly Hills Las Vegas Kay Starr Eddie Fisher the Grindstone la’ Crosse KLAC Dee Clark

Mabel HS Salutatorian Wins PTA Scholarship

Marcia Tollefson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Roman Tollefson, salutatorian of the Mabel High School class of 1961, receives the second annual Mabel PTA Scholarship at commencement. The $200 award is funded by the community calendar project and presented by Mrs Harold Karli. Selection emphasizes academics, character, interview and need with preference for teaching entrants.

MABEL Minn Marcia Tollefson Roman Tollefson Mabel High School Mabel Pta Mabel Pta Scholarship and Loan Fund Committee Harold Karli

Leadership Training School at Luther College

About 100 youths from the Decorah Mason City and Dubuque American Lutheran Church conferences will attend the 1961 Leadership Training School at Luther College from June 12 to 17. Ten adult counselors will accompany them to study Christian leadership and churchmanship for active congregational participation.

Decorah Iowa Mason City Dubuque American Lutheran Church Luther College

Luther College Summer School Opens In Decorah

Luther College in Decorah Iowa begins summer session with registration on Monday June 12 from 8 a m to noon and 1 to 4 p m in Main Building. Classes start Tuesday and run until July 15 with a second session July 17 through August 19 offering forty three courses in biology English mathematics music physical education Bible speech and foreign languages.

Decorah Iowa Luther College

Liberia flag stars mark status as Africa’s first republic

The lone star on Liberia’s flag represents the country’s claim as Africa’s first republic. This symbol underscores Liberia’s historic political heritage and its founding ideals shared by the nation.

Liberia Republic Africa

Tips for Teens by Elinor Williams

Dear Elinor I seek guidance about a troubled dating pattern. My boyfriend sulks yells and insults me and acts disinterested yet occasionally kind. He may want out but lacks words. I should move on and date someone who shows respect and consideration. Also how to form a girls club without uninvited trouble.

Elinor Elinor Williams Ann Ducky

Teen Politico Self-Vote Debate Echoes Kennedy Logic

Ann Landers answers readers from 1961 on self voting in school elections, dating car etiquette, wrong-number manners, and American politeness. The column references President Kennedy voting for himself and offers pragmatic guidance on student and dating behavior.

Sullivan's shows the same as toast days in TV notes

AP TV editor notes Sullivan's 13th anniversary on The Ed Sullivan Show. The piece compares early Toast of the Town formats to current variety TV, critiques production frills, and mentions contract talks with John Daly for What's My Line. It lists upcoming programs and times across networks.

New York Ed Sullivan S. Sullivan John Daly NBC Dave Garroway Daly CBS John F. Kennedy Europe

Summer Driver Education Course at Aquinas High

A summer driver education course starts June 19 at Aquinas High School with 30 hours of classroom instruction and six hours of behind the wheel. Classes meet 9 am to noon in room 101 for two weeks, led by instructor David Bruha. Driving runs by appointment in week two. registration is at the high school. The Bahama Islands House of Assembly is noted as an old representative body.

Aquinas High School David Bruha

Hayley Mills Stars in The Parent Trap Teaser

Hayley Mills stars in The Parent Trap as twins at a summer camp who reunite separated parents. Maureen O’Hara and Brian Keith play the Mom and Dad, with Joanna Barnes as the rival. Teen previewers praised Mills as fantastic and urged others not to miss the film.

Hayley Mills Pollyanna Jecame Hayley Walt Disney Tiger Bay Mills Maureen O’hara Brian Keith Mama Papa Joanna Barnes Brian Douglas Cochran Camden N.J Fyllis Jane Berger Miami Beach Fla

Paul Anka A Teen Star Aims For Broadway Gold

Teen idol Paul Anka discusses his shift from teen fame to serious show business. He details his focus on song writing for himself and others and his ambition to create a Broadway show while maintaining close ties with family and fans.

Beatniks Seek Togetherness Not Ailment In Beaux Arts Study

New York NEA report by University of California researchers concludes the Beats are not mentally ill or anti social but seek belonging. Most come from middle class backgrounds and use art over science to cope, while fearing testing and preferring warmth in low cost togetherness.

New York NEA University of California Francis Rigney San Francisco North Beach L. Douglas Smith Berkeley Smith Minnesota Rigney Squaresville

University of Miami to Admit Negro Students in Summer

The University of Miami will end racial bars for the summer session starting June 15. Dr. Paul K. Vonk, chair of the Admissions Committee, said no quota exists and no records were kept on Negro admissions, as all applications are judged on merit.

Miami, Fla University of Miami Paul K. Vonk

Gary Cooper leaves vast estate to widow and mother life care

The actor who died May 13 of cancer bequeathed more than $1 million to his widow Veronica with provision for his mother. Additional gifts include $10,000 to the Motion Picture Relief Fund, $5,000 each to brother Arthur nephew Howard Cooper and niece Georgia Burton, $1,000 to Our Lady of Gethsemane Abbey, and a $1,000 bequest to his daughter Maria, 23.

Los Angeles Gary Cooper Veronica Motion Picture Relief Fund Arthur Indio Calif Howard Cooper Georgia Burton Marion Ohio Our Lady of Gethsemane Abbey Louisville Cooper Maria

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