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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1961
Page
7
The aging Declaration of Independence at the National Archives bears scars and discoloration. Most signatures are illegible after 150 years, yet the marks speak of peril survived and the enduring spirit of the founding document.
A historical overview tracks the Declaration of Independence from its July 1776 engrossing and August signing to its perilous travels during war and political upheavals. It details successive relocations, safety measures, and the modern safeguards at the Archives Building and Library of Congress.
Barbara Burns 23 daughter of late comedian Bob Burns is hospitalized at UCLA Medical Center for an eye condition feared to cause blindness. A friend says she has optic nerve inflammation and can only see blurs, and faces possible hospital release if funds are not raised. She has prior narcotics arrest history.
George Spika reported a burglary at his 2308 Market Street residence after returning home Sunday. A cut screen at a window allowed entry to a first floor bedroom where $93 was taken from a purse in a dresser drawer.
What began as a Harlem Father’s Day river outing for 3000 turned chaotic when 1000 counterfeit tickets caused a riot at 134th Street pier. Police say 60+ fainted or were trampled, 9 hospitalized, 50 treated, and 10 union members arrested after chaos aborted the Hudson Belle voyage to Bear Mountain.
Highway patrolman Charles Douglas fell from his squad car while en route to investigate an accident near Egypt's area. Neal Baker, 25, of Mount Juliet, also suffered cuts and bruises after his vehicle left the road following a corner. The incident left both men injured and under care.
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