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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1961
Page
3
Sylvia Porter argues that after the Kennedy victory the economy and stock market rose, debunking the myth that presidential elections predict economic downturns. She cites a century of data showing mixed results with no fixed party pattern and predicts myths will resurface before 1964.
The Selective Service System estimated a 100000 man draft call for the next fiscal year. It had expected 110000 draftees up to age 26 during the year ending June 30.
In Bradenton Florida a mailman waiting during a summer shower removed his uniform from the dryer and dressed in fresh clothes before continuing his mail deliveries at the automatic laundry.
Los Angeles singer Molly Bee and TV cameraman John Kipp secretly wed in a Las Vegas hotel at 3 a.m. Monday after an alluded elopement. Kipp is a KTLA employee.
President Kennedy pledges to develop human and natural resources of Indian reservations. Udall heads a five man task force to study the Bureau of Indian Affairs while Congress advances about 200 Indian beneficial bills and Peace Corps ideas surface. About 540000 Indians exist, many on reservations, with widespread poverty and health problems.
Muskrats often construct bank burrows with underwater entrances. The home burrow can feature multiple passages and a nest chamber, forming a complex dwelling.
Police report a burglary in Clearwater where thieves broke into the Acme Co. on Tuesday and stole an air conditioner with attachments during a heat wave. No suspects named. The incident highlights increased heat safety concerns in the area.
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