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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1959
Page
4
An essay notes that rapid advances in science and medicine overwhelm both laypeople and specialists. It argues that general knowledge cannot keep pace, and doctors and researchers must continually update. suggests a new cadre of coordinators to synthesize progress for broad use, referencing Nehemiah 2:2.
Airport interviews with public figures rarely yield substantial insights. Most leaders offer generalities, a wave, and a photo. The piece argues for realism, noting questions often prompt fresh context, and predicts the day when officials stop engaging at the aircraft steps.
Inez Robb extolls Denmark for light, airy Danish pastries, shrimp toppings, and open faced sandwiches. She recalls Copenhagen culture, visits Saxildhus bakery in Kolding, and notes Denmark supports arts via breweries. Prose blends travel charm with light humor and ad impressions.
A verse from 1959 celebrates the United States expanding its flag to include Hawaii and Alaska. It asserts free will in statehood, pledges equal rights, and honors national ideals while acknowledging new stars added to the flag. The piece frames democracy as voluntary unity and national pride.
A school inspector questioned a class about the walls of Jericho. A small boy replied Not me, sir, and the teacher vouched for his honesty. The headmaster defended them, and the director dismissed the fuss as a molehill, suggesting paying the bill and writing it off.
A bustling 1939 glance covers a missing French submarine with 63 aboard in Indochina, Milwaukee labor action settled, Madison municipal leaders at a League convention, and local civic shifts. It notes marriages, theater plans, and local club leadership as a broad snapshot of the era.
Reader Q A from The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau covers bridge with five suits and kitty card rules, Urals minerals, Morse filibuster, plural forms for cello, Gaza's historic significance, safe home freezing, Pony Express rates, and radio take one. Includes annual Rose booklet promotion and light sayings.
A Hoover Institute study by Alexander Vucinich argues the Soviet Academy of Sciences is a state controlled arm of the Communist Party. It depicts the academy as subservient to party guidance, shaping research and ideological aims, with real power outside the body. It questions American participation in Soviet scientific exchanges.
In Madison, Vernon Thomson’s standing as a leading Republican faltered at the state convention. A $16 million state surplus, revealed after his departure, undercuts claims of fiscal mismanagement and complicates his bid for renomination amid party opposition. Analysts note steady revenue and cautious budget directives kept gains visible while politics shift.
Edwin P Jordan MD notes small number of babies born with heart defects. Many malformations mix oxygen rich and poor blood causing blue skin. Evidence suggests inheritance plays a major role, though pregnancy factors may contribute. Some defects now treatable by surgery, while others are not. For nonoperative cases, avoid infection and overexertion.
Public notice style text lists publisher W T Burgess and circulation details for La Crosse Tribune. Includes rates for home delivery in La Crosse area, Onalaska and La Crescent, Sunday edition, and mail subscription pricing within various radii. Mentions AP copyright and delivery hours.
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