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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1963
Page
4
The Assembly passed a beer age measure with defects but potential gains. It proposes a county ID for under 21s, raises ID age to 19 or 18 with a diploma, and bans carryout sales to under 21 where teen bars exist. The editorial urges a statewide 21 age for highway safety.
La Crosse School Board battles over a 375000 Logan addition and a planned pool. Votes shifted between 1964 and 1965 capital lists as plan commissions and councils previously reversed actions. Frustration grows as public bodies struggle to settle whether to build the addition and the North Side pool and when.
Victor Buschman, lifelong La Crosse printer and directory publisher, died after a long career starting with a shop in 1886 and producing the city directory since 1895. A devoted gardener, he remained active into his nineties and was regarded as a neighborhood landmark and good neighbor.
Roark argues that violence by Negroes and support for militant leaders spread across the globe. He cites Kenya’s leaders, Algerian and Cypriot figures, and Pan African figures, framing violence as a historical pattern and warning that emancipation often relies on force. He notes American desegregation pressures and quotes a Wall Street Journal editorial urging caution in desegregation.
Summary of 1943 events notes anti strike bill in the Senate possibly banning strikes in U S plants and limiting walkouts. Roosevelt expected to sign. La Crosse stores report ration stamp 17 nearing expiration as WAAC recruits parade to Camp McCoy addressed by Brig Gen George Hayes. Recruits hail from Eau Claire Madison and La Crosse as La Crosse Elks finalize induction plans. Gateway Area Council Boy Scouts assist in harvest with H L Snyder. Four Krajewski sons in U S Air Force listed with homes in 720 Oakland. Pvt Lester Geisler of Ona laska in North Africa hospitalized for foot wound. Rev Norris Olson of Trinity Lutheran Church is mentioned.
Prohibition big issue on eve of Republican convention in Chicago dated thirty years ago. Chiefs seek harmony as focus returns to drawing liquor plank. Polish flyer Hausner rescued at sea after flight from New York to Poland. Northwestern National Bank in Minneapolis reports a theft of 140000 in securities with loot return offer of 8000 by telephone from Chicago. Lindbergh nanny death reportedly linked to police questioning. Jersey police deny heavy pressure on the girl. Mabel Berg leaves as La Crosse County assistant superintendent and Emily Stromstad resumes county court house duties.
Dr. Brandstadt warns about staphylococcus food poisoning from picnic foods and proper handling. The column then shifts to local politics with Sen. Severson seeks investigation of lawmakers, alcohol seizures, and civic updates across La Crosse and Vernon counties.
Readers submit letters on business, games, and immigration. Jeff Horwitz, a 16 year old, created a solitaire poker board and market debut with Jeff's Play-Poker and upcoming Play-Gin. A would be rancher questions 5000 acre options in Canada with $395000 price, while a reader cites government reports and Small Business data to improve operations. Cy Barrett promotes home typing guide for profit.
The piece argues President Kennedy overstepped constitutional bounds by federalizing state troops to challenge Alabama governor George Wallace over Negro student entry to University of Alabama. It notes Congress repealed related enforcement provisions and predicts Supreme Court review to decide if federal troops were misused to enforce desegregation.
In the Southeastern championships South leaps to a two spade contract with 20 points and, after a tense defense by North, nails a five level slam. East misreads the spade layout and the jack drops on a finesse, enabling South to ruff a club and win with one loser.
In Wisconsin the fight over replacing Judge Patrick Stone drags on with no clear candidate for the Western District. Advocates for appointive judiciary clash with political realities as the State Bar of Wisconsin leans into a plan that many see as unlikely to gain broad support or legislative traction.
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