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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1959
Page
3
Reader letters recount spankings as a means to discipline a wife and a teen daughter, with Ann Landers advising against physical punishment and addressing a teen engagement issue. The 1959 column promotes caution and offers to send a booklet on teen drinking.
Publicity and program selection reveal sponsor aims to reach mass audiences. Nicholas Keesely of Lennon and Newell explains prioritizing broad appeal over uplift, reviewing hundreds of ideas and pilots as three new shows loom. Elaine Malbin, an operatic soprano, seeks a permanent TV singing spot, stressing youth and appearance alongside talent. The piece also notes Joan Marshall’s wit plus quirky TV crew nicknames from writers Friedkin and Fine.
A compilation of veteran questions on GI loans debt release costs for loan assumption, reinstatement of WWII GI term insurance, changes of course under the Korean GI Bill, updating VA compensation addresses, three year training rule for GI Bill students, and VA dependency payments for needy spouses. Readers urged to write Major Nial in care of the La Crosse Tribune with a stamped self addressed envelope and 25 cents.
Hollywood gossip notes Tony Curtis earns 55000 for Spartacus while others land six figure sums. Angie Dickinson tops North Dakota pride as a born star, with TV stories from the era and a peek at Max Factor wig stats. Also recalls a TV studio holdup tale and Ricky Nelson fan mail surge.
A brief advertisement notes a hot meat ball plate lunch offered on Saturday for $1.00. The simple promo highlights a meal deal, inviting diners to participate at a local eatery.
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