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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1959
Page
13
A reader complains about a fiancé who freeloads at meals, Ann Landers revises her stance on generosity, and readers weigh in on manners. Also, teens fearfully seek advice on a reckless teen driver and a widow seeks companionship without gossip, with Landers urging caution and offering guidance.
Rental property available in the classified section. For ad writing help, dial 2-8040. Includes contact option and guidance on posting ads for property to rent.
Five climbers including 16 year old David Draper from Vancouver Washington are swept into a 30 foot crevasse on Mt Hood near the summit. Draper dies in Portland hospital eight hours after the accident. The four other climbers are bruised and shaken and rescued by the remaining party members.
Next week Wisconsin lawmakers will hear joint conservation budget details and road funding plans. The finance agenda includes a $29.6 million conservation package with a $2 park visitor fee and a $403 million highway program aimed at north south routes. a 77 monthly legislative pay bonus proposal. tax, interstate system, family legal code, and tax form simplification measures are also scheduled before various committees. A flying priest, Rev Donald E. Murray, mentors boys from broken homes in South Dakota's northwest.
A nationwide ANPA survey shows hundreds of papers raising prices in 1958 due to higher newsprint costs, wages, and services. About 483 now charge 7 cents and 170 charge 10 cents, with only 13 papers still at five cents and a few at higher rates.
Aviation electrician 2 C Donald Corder of Illinois, wounded off North Korea, says he would like another chance at the unidentified Communist plane that hit his P4M1 Mercator. He was one of the first to spot the MIG about 45 miles off North Korea last Tuesday and sustained 40 to 50 shrapnel wounds and a broken knee. He spoke from a stretcher as doctors eased his pain and described the moment the enemy opened fire.
WHLA FM 90.3 lists a Tuesday evening lineup with Just for Pun and Story Time followed by a Legislative Forum, news, weather, and a series of music and special program slots. Wednesday schedules feature Weather, Band Wagon, Morning and Afternoon programs, and specials including The Atom and the Life Sciences.
A simple nightly beauty routine takes only minutes and, when done regularly, preserves shining looks for years, making it a worthwhile investment of time.
Corder describes braving a sixth MIG pass on a mission near La Crosse Trifung on June 23 1959. A hit blew him from the turret while he tracked the lead aircraft. He said he believed the plane adequately armed but added no flyer expects to face attack.
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