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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1958
Page
18
Radio listings for WKTY and WCCO outline sportscasts from 5:00 to 11:45 with Milwaukee and San Francisco games, scoreboards, and music blocks. Program names include Olden Style segments, Play Ball, and Cedric Adams. The schedule also mentions Market Eaton Show and Open Mike commentary.
OCR shows a dense log of 1490 WLCX programming including Amos and Andy, News and Music blocks, Morning Coffee calls, Breakfast Club, Jim Backus Show, Third St. Revue, Stock Reports, various Farm and Weather segments, Paul Harvey, Don Miller Show, CBS News, and a long list of musical and talk programs with exact times for Wednesday and Thursday listings.
A La Crosse Tribune readers letters column features Elinor Williams advising teens. She cautions against overly tight clothing and explains boys often seek modest, gradual dating, plus practical replies for hello to dances and responding after a dance.
WKBT TV schedules a western tale "Sheriff's Secret" where desperadoes threaten Powder Springs and the sheriff cannot act, followed by educational clips Britannica and "The Living Storybook" at 5:30. Evening sports, weather, and rural-interest program "Coulee Crossroads" run from 6:30 to 7.
In a Q and A style notebook Uncle Ray dispels myths about bats. He notes bats are not blind, use built in radar via high frequency sounds, and can avoid obstacles even with eyes covered. Most bats are small with winged bodies. they are the only mammals that truly fly, though their flight is jerky. Editor's note invites readers to request a leaflet titled Seven Wonders of the World from The La Crosse Tribune.
A Reader's Digest July feature reports three regular cigarettes now carry less nicotine and tar than some popular filters while five filter-tips show a notable reduction in cancer risk per a leading specialist. Other brands raise tar or nicotine by up to one third, urging readers to consider changes before buying.
Steven Rex built a small fire that unexpectedly ignited 12 tons of baled straw in Randolph Utah. Fire crews contained the blaze with no injuries reported. The cause remains under investigation by local authorities.
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