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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1961

Page

3

Your Money's Worth: Installment Debt Trends in 1961

Sylvia Porter analyzes a resilient household finance pattern showing rising personal incomes while installment debt declines. Consumers repay debt faster than new borrowing, unlocking potential for a future auto and appliance buying spree and a stronger economy, with households acting as a key economic engine.

Sylvia Porter The Hall Syndicate, Inc

New Cuban U.N. Delegate Arrives in New York

Ambassador Mario Garcia Inchaustegui, 34, former envoy to Uruguay, presented credentials to Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold as Fidel Castro's new permanent representative to the United Nations. He succeeds Manuel Bisbe, who died of a heart attack at U.N. HQ on March 20.

U.N United Nations, N.Y Mario Garcia Inchaustegui Uruguay Dag Hammarskjold Fidel Castro United Nations Manuel Bisbe

Spiders That Spin Webs and Those That Don’t

Uncle Ray explains that many spiders can spin threads but do not form webs such as crab, wolf, and jumping spiders. Crab spiders hunt on flowers with color matching their environment while wolf spiders roam fields at night and female wolves carry young on their backs. Jumping spiders leap to catch prey and can jump four to eight inches.

Army Removes Birch Papers From Stands

Washington AP The Life of John Birch withdrawn from the troop information program of the 24th Infantry Division in Germany and American Opinion removed from division newsstands as discretionary action. Officials say no major change to the pro blue indoctrination program begun by Maj. Gen. Walker, who was relieved amid a probe into charges he labeled Truman and others communists. The Birch Society argues Birch a wartime intelligence officer killed in China.

Washington John Birch 24Th Infantry Germany Birch Society Edwin A. Walker Walker Army Harry S. Truman U.S John Birch Society Birch China The

Menominee Indians win Senate aid bill amid debate

A Senate voice vote approved nearly 2 million dollars for Menominee Indians in Wisconsin. Senators Wiley and Proxmire criticized the sum as inadequate and a conference committee will resolve differences with a House plan up to 3.5 million for loan programs, sanitation, and health aids.

Washington Wisconsin Senate Alexander Wiley William Proxmire House Wiley Proxmire Menominee Enterprises, Inc Department of Health, Education and Welfare

Swedish Vademecum Toothpaste Triumph in Research

Swedish Vademecum toothpaste touted as a triumph of clinical research from Sweden. It claims to neutralize film and improve dental health with advanced formulation and science driven by health traditions.

Vademecum Sweden Land of Health

Unique tube handle preserves roll and slows squeeze

A description promotes a non-waste handle for a tube that keeps it neatly rolled as it depletes, preventing top-end squeezing. It claims European long lasting flavors refresh and transform outlooks, presenting a vivid lifestyle appeal.

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