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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1961
Page
4
Rains boost alfalfa and small grains in the Coulee Region as farmers plan first cuttings and monitor pests. Pastures recover after a slow start while corn shows promising rows. Insects worry livestock and alfalfa, but spraying timing mitigates risk. farmers hope for a banner year with good weather.
The State Historical Society of Wisconsin holds its annual meeting June 22 to 24 in Prairie du Chien. Discussion sessions explore preservation of historic buildings including Villa Louis and the Museum of Medical Progress, highlighting how communities protect landmarks and attract visitors.
Babson Park Mass Roger Babson argues electric light and power stocks are safe and popular due to population growth and new uses for electricity. He favors first mortgage bonds and non callable preferred stock, noting potential risks if electronic stocks fall with international tensions and possible disarmament.
A reader quiz covers topics including horse chestnut origins in Southern Asia and introduction to Europe and the United States, daily calorie use for housework, Earth’s water cover at about 71 percent, and James Thurber’s witty soap opera definition as a radio staple.
French sacrifice battalion to stop British advances toward Beirut. Roosevelt reports 75 million in supplies sent. U.S. produced 1334 warplanes in May. Beard dies in New York. missing bomber sighted in Panama jungle. Senate approves war plant seizure. Stone named chief justice.
North using a three no trump response shows 11 to 15 high card points and 13 to 17 supporting points for South's spade opening. South's four club slam attempt led to a Blackwood sequence and a five no trump for kings. South drew trumps against a trump opening and discarded a diamond on the jack of hearts after a heart queen finesse.
A 146 year old stone at Otterbein Church marks June 4, 1726 as Bishop Wilhelm Otterbein born. The founder was actually born June 3, 1726, an error from an ordinance certificate. A 1913 newer stone memorial fixes the date in English.
Madison report notes the 1962 session yields little of broad public interest. Republicans critique deficits while Governor Nelson trims spending. Voters elected a Democratic governor with a Republican legislature, leading to cautious, divided policymaking and uncertain prospects for major programs.
Robert Ruark lauds Jackie Kennedy as a stylish cosmopolitan figure who brings charm and elegance to the White House era. He contrasts her with prior first ladies and praises her international poise, wit, and gatekeeping impact on perceptions of America abroad.
Southern Presbyterians plan a new Christian education headquarters in Richmond near Union Theological Seminary and Presbyterian School of Christian Education to create a shared education center for the denomination.
A short verse celebrates John C Metcalfe’s role as president highlighting the honor of leadership and the dedication to guiding projects. The poem reflects on approval from members and the transition after serving as president. It is dated 1961 and published by Field Enterprises Inc.
Modern Bride editor Mrs. Alex Potts reports 13.2 percent of last year’s 1.5 million brides tied the knot in June. Each new married woman spurs about 15 000 in buying, with 11 000 on a home, 3 000 on furnishings, and 1 000 on attire. Honeymoon averages 237. The middle income bride seeks quality and value, while lower income focuses on price.
La Crosse Sunday Tribune home delivery and mail subscription prices shown. Rates include 50 cents weekly carrier delivery in La Crosse Onalaska and La Crescent. Mail rates within 7 miles of La Crosse range from 13 dollars per year to 1.50 per month with outside distances listed.
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