Let's Try the Swift Kick on Juvenile Delinquency
Editor Jenkin Lloyd Jones argues for swift punishment over reform as a solution to juvenile delinquency. He cites failed parole, do gooders, and reform schools, then highlights judges who used humiliation and short, strict work camps to deter youths. He advocates a quick, harsh, two to three day work farm approach to re-rail immature offenders.
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William J. Obermiller
Whiting
Indiana
Chicago
Obermiller
A Word On Real Estate Investment by Roger Babson
Babson urges buying land near cities rather than distant plots, warns against distant Florida house lots, and favors duplex homes with land value over depreciation. He cautions on water pollution, coastal land value, and advises diversification and avoiding deteriorating houses.
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Florida
Atlantic Ocean
Atlantic
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Review of the News in Years Past Twenty Years Ago
A look back to 1943 notes heavy Nazi bombardment on Obenhausen and an RAF night action leaving 18 planes missing. Obituaries recall Andrew Lees and Chris Burns, both La Crosse figures, plus Lt Alden Freng reported missing in North Africa. Local golf season opens at La Crosse Country Club with a junior program and a long staff.
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Vital Communications Center
Andrew Lees
S. 17Th
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la Crosse Tribune
Chris J. Burns
John C. Burns
la Crosse County
Ferry
Alden E. Freng
Elmer E. Freng
North Africa
Lock Field
Ariz
la Crosse
Rosemary Hackner
Alice Capellan
Marilyn Minard
Madeline Martin
Charlotte Miller
Jane Bassett
Signe Gundersen
Doctor Says Doctor Says on Asthma Emphysema Link and Teen Hygiene
Dr Brandstadt explains that removing the carotid body may boost respiration but not cure asthma allergies and notes no reports of use for emphysema. He also answers teen deodorant use and excessive sweating in a 72-year-old, advising hygiene, armpit shaving, trial of products, and potential meds with side effects.
Wisconsin Legislature Debates Juvenile Beer Rules And Driving
Madison reports the 1961 Wisconsin legislature faces a noisy debate over juvenile beer drinking and highway safety. Proposals to raise the drinking age from 18 to 19 aim at uniformity, but critics fear continued loopholes and the strong beer lobby. The issue blends civil liberties, morality, and economics as lawmakers consider driving privileges and penalties for minors amid lobbying and partisan divides.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Observer
Spain’s building boom fuels postwar growth
A foreign observer details Spain’s 1962 industrial surge with a 20 percent rise in new plants and machinery imports, booming housing, irrigation and power projects, plus self-financed tax reforms. He notes a forthcoming four year plan, rising foreign reserves, and a unique professional tax system with no complaints filed to date.
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Spain
Majorca
Madrid
World Bank
Ministry of Finance
Toledo
Seville
Match Point Double Affects Southeast Championship Outcome
In Miami Florida East doubles over Souths three diamonds after Norths hearts and spade play, aiming to lift match point scores. The double yields 200 for East if South is one overtrick, 670 for South if three diamonds succeed, and 110 for NorthSouth versus nonvulnerability would change little. Easts reasoned risks and rewards prove correct for top match point payoff.
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North
East
South
Miami
Fla
Rights Bill: Congress Faces Long Road to Civil Rights Action
Washington weighs a major civil rights push as over 120 bills clutter the hopper. The Administration plan, Emanuel Celler proposal, and Republican measures compete for priority, with piecemeal passage possible and delay likely.
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Congress
Senate
House
Edson
House Judiciliary Committee
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Auto Romance Mrs. H. S. Amerson in Reader's Digest
A reader recalls a couple they knew in Europe who owned two identical red Karmann Ghias. At a service station a French mechanic asked if the cars were meant to mate, a quip about the resemblance. The remark is cited as a sharp example of how fault and suspicion spread.
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Europe
Monsieur
Publication details of La Crosse Tribune masthead and rates
The La Crosse Tribune publishes daily and Sunday editions from La Crosse Wisconsin with staff roles listed and AP affiliation noted. Home delivery and mail subscription rates are provided for La Crosse area and a 75 to 150 mile radius with various term options and prices.
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Onalaska
la Crescent
LaCrosse Sunday Tribune
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