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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1963
Page
6
Editor Jenskin Lloyd Jones argues against broad tax subsidies for state university students and endorses a state loan plan repayable after graduation. He notes costs per student, supports shifting some burden to students, and urges funding to primary and secondary education instead.
Roger Babson argues that the labor market will be stressed by the late 1930s baby boom, with rising unemployment despite wage gains. He urges training in science, engineering and trades, noting opportunities for educated and skilled youths while urging delayed marriage. He warns about unskilled workers facing shrinking chances and emphasizes a two-way job market.
The poem My Country Tis of Thee was written by Samuel Francis Smith while a student at Andover Theological Seminary. It debuted at a July 4, 1832 celebration in Boston's Parks Street Church and remains his enduring legacy as a hymnswriter and clergyman.
Recap of events from 1943 30 years earlier and earlier. Highlights include Detroit riots and casualties Standard Oil Navy scandal air battles over Europe river levels and leadership shifts in France. Also notes on oil prices air raids and domestic policy moves along with 1913 and 1933 items and local travel notices.
A London Times commentary argues the Profumo affair is a moral issue and criticizes the Conservative government for governing on self interest. It urges courage to return to fundamental truth, warns of complacency, and notes Britain’s fragility amid a faltering economy and a waning deterrent.
Nancy K. Gibson of Owensboro drove 80 miles daily for 22 years to earn her degree from Kentucky Wesleyan College. She topped the class of 73 seniors with a 2.893 GPA, graduated magna cum laude, and was named valedictorian.
In Harlan County two men pretended to be Health Department employees to paint a resident's out house for 66 dollars claiming it was required by law. Police warn of a new con man tactic as local drivers face traffic congestion during rush hours.
Madison report criticizes budget process as clumsy and misaligned with real needs. It highlights unprepared agency heads and budget staff focused on bare figures, urging independent budget assistants to improve spending review and curb escalating costs.
Prof. Ernest Kurnow reports Wisconsin's beer industry, aided by a low tax regime, propelled the state to dominance as a national beer capital. The study credits the sector with economic development and stability during downturns, noting its world famous status and broad impact.
Wisconsin hosts a $350 million brewing investment with $65 million payroll and $11.3 million in state excise taxes. The sector supports numerous suppliers and five malt firms employing about 800 workers, while Wisconsin’s share of U S beer production declined from 13.4% in 1957 to 12.9% in 1961. Low regional taxes helped keep growth in check, though shifts in population and plant location continue to influence the industry.
The beer industry supports Wisconsin jobs with higher employment growth and salaries than the state during 1947-58 and cushioned 1957-58 recession. It funds state and local spending through wages, packaging, equipment, and over $10 million in taxes, while 80 percent of sales left the state though 80 percent of expenditures stayed local.
A bridge article explains the loser-on-loser play using a hand where South avoids a six club overcall. He ruffs spades, ruffs out East, and discards a heart to force West to lead. The piece promotes Jacoby’s book Win at Bridge and provides mailing details for the promotion.
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