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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1963
Page
2
New York columnist HAL Boyle writes on the clash between neat and disorderly lives. He describes his own layered desk system and the curiosity of neat people who seek order in his chaos. He notes the magnetic pull of clutter and the futility of forcing perfect organization.
American Legion leader James E. Powers urged at a North Dakota convention that the United States may strike Cuba unilaterally if needed to topple Fidel Castro and end communist influence in the western hemisphere. He argued removal of Castro is the real issue beyond missiles in Cuba.
David Ben-Gurion announced he will remain in Parliament while resigning as prime minister. The Mapai party attributed the move to personal reasons and said he remains Israel's leader for the nation.
About 1 200 lawmen and their wives are expected for the annual Minnesota Police and Peace Officers Association convention in Moorhead Minnesota June 23 25. Some 185 shooters from state law agencies will join the pistol shoot opening the event.
Finance Minister Francisco Dantas will resign to head a Brazilian economic mission to Europe and the United States, steering the three year development plan he helped spark.
Construction will begin in August on new dormitories to house 1,200 students at Minnesota's five state colleges. A 400 bed dorm at Mankato and 200 beds each at Moorhead Bemidji St Cloud and Winona, opening fall 1964, funded by revenue bonds of 3.83 percent maturing in 40 years and a $1 million state appropriation. The board approved bids and a Moorhead student center plan while dismissing Mankato State education professor Jurjevich Jr. for cause as tenure issues were reviewed.
Project Mercury left a vast store of experience aiding the Gemini program and groundwork for Apollo. Key gains include pilots as active control during weightlessness, modular spacecraft design, and standardized checkout. Lessons cover medical planning, space observation, and improved propulsion and power systems for safer, more flexible missions. Next: The future.
The Seafarers International Union turned over records to the office of Miles Lord in Minneapolis after a grand jury subpoena aimed at examining alleged violence tied to a beating of two Duluth union members at a prior meeting. Jurors began their inquiry in February with 35 witnesses. No date set for resumption. Fire department plans fourth of July celebration in La Crescent with Don Loechler and Ralph Timm as general chairmen. committees formed.
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