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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1965
Page
10
A reader complains that her fiancé Paul, 25 plus, delays weddings and dates to fit his schedule. She lists repeated dining woes and excuses as evidence of his unreliable behavior, seeking guidance on their engagement.
A reader flags a fiancé who misses calls. the columnist suggests possible drinking behavior and advises caution before marriage. Another letter asks how to handle an unplanned pregnancy and early baby timing with family. the advice is to keep quiet and rely on true friends. A third note complains about a partner’s leg appearance and garters. The column closes inviting more questions to Ann Landers.
MADISON AP Unanimous approval by the Assembly Education Committee backs a bill to raise the state superintendent of public instruction salary from 18000 to 20000 annually. The measure, already Senate approved, faced a fast track to meet a July 5 start for the next term of Superintendent Angus Rothwell.
Locals highlight par 3 and nine hole golf course opening near Pines Motel. Maternity swimsuits seven ninety five and up, shorts three ninety five, summer tops two ninety five and up at Stork Shop on 715 State. Rummage sales run Thursday to Saturday at 420 South Losey and 104 South 9th Street with clothing household and miscellany. Also a man’s racer bicycle advertised Saturday 8 to 5 at 1811 East Avenue South.
In La Crosse Lutheran Hospital on June 16 a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Earl J. Carlson of 2001 Loomis Sr. Clintonville’s Community Hospital reported a June 16 daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Murray Meyer. Cashton saw a June 15 adoption of a son by Mr. and Mrs. Jon Torkelson. Rockford Illinois noted a May 25 daughter De Anna Marie to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Appleman. Eau Claire Luther Hospital welcomed a June 12 daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Monte Blaske. Racine St. Mary’s Hospital marked a June 18 son John Scott for Mr. and Mrs. John Kunkel.
The University of Minnesota approves a $20 per quarter rise, totaling $240 over four years, raising annual costs to about $1,300 for upkeep plus $435 tuition and $820 dorm fees per student at state colleges. The plan includes 5 percent aid for needy students and boosts the university budget to roughly $52.5 million for 1965 66.
In Moscow Kosygin told Swedish reporters at a Kremlin reception that Sweden should follow a policy of active neutrality, a stance defined by Soviet spokesmen as neutrality that supports Soviet denouncements of American policy. Tage Erlander, Sweden's visiting prime minister, concluded his one week visit and flew home.
Spraying will cover the zone from Gorder Road to the south city limits between East Avenue and 10th Street. Park crews will finish spraying on Sunday night. A Smithsonian exhibit refers to a chest of pellets as Crown Jewels, noting they are first bits of pure aluminum from electrolysis.
Rev. E G Hertler of Zion Lutheran Church announces annual mission services at 10 30 a m and 2 p m on Sunday June 20 with guest speaker Rev David Kuskie of St John s Lutheran Barre Mills. Women of the church will serve dinner at noon.
La Crosse Health Department announces a monthly immunization clinic at City Hall starting 8:30 a.m. on Wednesday. Appointments are required and the clinic serves school and pre school children whose parents cannot afford a private physician.
Michael J. Devine of Long Beach California and Carole F. McDonald of 2537 S. 17th St. plan a June 26 wedding in La Crosse. Anthony J. Krueger of 418 Avon St. and Sharon R. Cooper of 2227 Weston St. wed July 3 in La Crosse. Loren D. Nerby of Helmen and Kathleen A. Peterson of R. 2 Onalaska to marry June 26 in Onalaska. Ronald J. Ramsett of 1117 Avon St. and Marilou J. Smith of 1427 Avon St. to wed June 26.
Steven Wandschneider 12 of Kohler and Westby family died June 16 in a Sheboygan hospital from meningitis. Services tentatively set in Sheboygan First Methodist Church with Kohler burial. Gene Heal 80 of Readstown died at Viroqua hospital. Services in Readstown Church of Christ with burial in Sylvan Cemetery. survivors include husband and children with extensive grandchildren.
Nickolas J. Piantanida, 32, of Brick Township New Jersey, plans a record attempt between September 10 and 16 from a 3 million cubic foot polyethylene balloon rising from the Twin Cities area. Wearing a pressurized suit he will jump after ascent to 115000 to 118000 feet and descend to 5000 feet before opening his chute. The event follows a 1960 record by Air Force Captain Joseph Kittinger Jr at 102000 feet.
In Los Angeles Mrs Lee Jones, wife of singer Jack Jones, received temporary alimony and child support of over 1200 dollars monthly pending a hearing on their divorce. She left court in tears, saying she did not want the divorce, which had been filed at the singer's request. They wed May 28, 1960 in Riverside California.
The La Crosse County Board backed a Wisconsin Legislature compensation bill to reimburse local governments for tax losses from properties devalued or removed from tax rolls by interstate highway construction. Supporters include Sen. Raymond Rice and Assemblyman Norbert Nuterman. Payments would continue until each highway section is in use.
In PORT EDWARDS Wisconsin a 49 year old Ida Clark and her 17 year old daughter Rosanna both deaf mute were struck from behind and killed by an approaching Milwaukee Road train as they walked along the tracks. Guy Clark husband and a block behind witnessed them step onto the rails after leaving a tavern.
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