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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1963
Page
8
Uncle Ray explains fungi obtain food from living or dead plants and describes forms such as rust affecting grain, bird's nest fungi, and puffballs. Puffballs mature to release tiny spores when stepped on, with colors including brown purple and yellowish brown.
Logan High School alumni honor Burton C. Smith July 27 with a buffet supper and dance in the Avalon Ballroom. Smith retired this month after 42 years teaching industrial arts at Logan since 1928 in La Crosse. Tickets via North and South Side merchants and alumni committee members. Booster buttons available. Fred Rohrer is general chairman.
The Seoul District Court sentenced Lim Pyung-joo former director general of the Walker Hill resort center to one year in prison and fined 1300 for accepting bribes from a contractor involved in building the center.
The Defense Department pursues unprecedented cost cutting with annual savings projected to exceed 3.4 billion by 1965. Hearings expose waste and excess in procurement, surplus property use, and noncompetitive bidding, as Congress weighs tax cuts against defense spending.
Donald L. Nelson a 27 year old Pipestone service station operator drowned Monday night at the quarry near Pipestone’s Hiawatha Pageant. His body was recovered about 49 minutes after he vanished just before 8 30 p m Mark Hess 12 tried to rescue him with a board and rope Nelson described as an inexperienced swimmer Swimming is prohibited in the quarry but not unusual to see swimmers there.
Elephants in Knysna District near Port Elizabeth killed a laborer over the weekend, the first fatal human death by local elephants in 50 years. The herd, about a dozen, is believed to include the largest elephants in the world.
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