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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1958
Page
6
The plan to place pilots of planes from 17 000 to 22 000 feet under continuous instrument flight rules aims to prevent midair collisions. With rising air traffic and limited CAA coverage, constant ground control and established airway patterns may save lives as the first commercial jets approach this fall. Galatians 1:20.
The Treasury expands long term debt by shifting from short to long maturities, selling 27 year bonds and refunding 7.5 billion in maturing notes to stretch average maturity to 63 months. Officials aim to avoid drying up investment funds while supporting lower long term rates amid recession concerns.
German experts say Russian dirty bombs risk large numbers of Russians as fallout spreads from tests. The United States and Britain conduct tests far from land. Russia should move tests to sparsely populated areas like Siberia or Mongolia to reduce danger.
In Wisconsin politics, Patrick Lucey’s view of party leadership as a active spokesman and commander triggers internal dissent. The La Crosse convention power shift to Vel Phillips and suspected ties to Sen. Proxmire fuel questions about party unity and effectiveness ahead of a tough campaign season.
A Chicago Sun Times excerpt recalls a father writing to a women’s college for his daughter. He admits she may not be an outstanding leader yet notes she follows well. The college dean replies confirming admission of 329 leaders and urges his daughter to join as a follower.
Forty die when the Olympian plunges into Custer Creek near Miles City Montana as a bridge collapses. Seventeen rescued, others seen flashing past in the flood. A WPA courthouse addition is proposed and county share outlined. Local transit and travel items mix with social notes and sports results from La Crosse and area.
A La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau notice invites readers to mail questions for factual answers. It explains state adult education programs exist nationwide, overturning myths about the Roc, and outlines the word origin of adolescence. It notes women’s limits on the NYSE trading floor and offers a booklet with constitutional texts for fifty cents.
A reader attacks Park Booster’s stance on preserving parks and questions funding for Red Cloud Park. Joseph Breuer of 216 Caledonia St defends park access for north city residents and urges apologies for perceived inconsistency. The letter notes tax money supports area parks and asks to publish names with letters.
Poem expresses deep affection and patience between lovers. It emphasizes unspoken tenderness and mutual trust. The speaker affirms enduring devotion and calls the beloved quiet yet powerful in love. Copyright notice credits Field Enterprises, 1958.
An editorial argues the Soviet occupation of East Germany under four power control persists and refuses to release nine American soldiers held there. It warns Moscow may demand recognition of East Germany as ransom, while urging allied consultation before any military action.
Roark notes British papers mock Jerry Lee Lewis amid revelations of a 13 year old wife and alleged prior marriages. He parodies the star’s scandal with wry lines, recalls Sonny Wisecarver, and jokes about legal entanglements and fame. Lewis defends himself claiming big earnings and independence.
The doctor lauds the nursing profession and nurses devotion to suffering humanity. He recalls Florence Nightingale born May 12 and credits her reforms with transforming hospitals from filthy places to centers of care. Nurses have long faced underpayment and overwork, yet their ideals remain service to humanity.
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