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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1961
Page
5
Hal Boyle offers playful signs a girlfriend may be losing interest. From eye contact at night to timing of gifts, ignored compliments to favorite activities with others, the list suggests evaluating affection through small, everyday cues. If many items apply, it may be time to move on.
Electric Motor Repair and Supply Co opens at 222 Vine St in La Crosse. The firm is owned by H. R. Witt of Minnesota City and Richard D. Nelson of Logan High, with Witt bringing 16 years in motor repair and Nelson six years in motor rewinding. A grand opening is expected soon.
Moon Photo Service promotes a Brownie Starmite Outfit for summer use at camp or home. The kit includes a compact camera with built in flash, easy viewfinder, double exposure prevention, and a gift box priced under 13 dollars. Includes batteries film lamps and instructions.
An 18 year old Bronx ministerial student Francisco Agricul was stabbed on a Harlem street after vesper services. He staggered into the church and died near the altar rail. A 16 year old Jose Gonzalez was detained, allegedly after an argument over Agricul dating Gonzalezs sister. Gonzalez led police to a fishing knife hidden in a basement.
Checks totaling 5 332 602 are mailed to Minnesota 87 counties for the March 1961 foundation program aid. Education commissioner Dean M Schweickhard notes distributions include 5 percent of estimated 1960 61 aid to districts with graded schools and 30 percent to those with ungraded elementary schools. County payments vary, from 6128 in Cook to 908454 in Hennepin, with Minneapolis at 300 489, Ramsey 371 842 including St Paul 174 121, and St Louis 336 945 with 110 458 for Duluth.
A Winnipeg woman, Catherine J. Zajac, 26, was recovered from river wreckage of a light plane that crashed near Minaki Ontario. Divers had earlier retrieved Lt. Joseph D. French, 26, of Wellesley Massachusetts. two other passengers Capt. Kenneth F. James and Geneva Boland remain missing.
The Supreme Court ruled 7-2 that states may require practicing lawyers to join bar associations and pay dues. Justice Brennan led the majority, rejecting Lathrop's free speech claim but not ruling on it. Dissenters questioned the decision's impact on constitutional rights and the integrated bar system.
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