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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1963
Page
3
Sylvia Porter argues California’s harsh wage garnishment drives higher bankruptcy rates than New York. She cites Illinois and Iowa changes in garnish rules as indicators, and urges reform to curb rising U. S. bankruptcies ahead of July 1. She offers practical proposals by Linn.
Yesterday's high and last night's low are noted for Bemidji Bismarck Boston Chicago Denver Des Moines Duluth Fairbanks Fort Worth Honolulu Helena Kansas City LaCrosse Los Angeles Madison Memphis Miami Milwaukee Minneapolis New Orleans New York Phoenix Rapid City Rochester Salt Lake City San Diego Seattle St Louis Washington Winnipeg. Forecast highlights include regional temperature trends and conditions.
K Twinem urges overhaul of the outdated Bankruptcy Act to fit today’s consumer debt reality. He cites mostly individual filings, limited assets, and meager debtor outcomes, advocating Chapter XIII use and broader consumer credit education. He notes publicized counseling programs and warns about easy credit retailers fueling insolvency.
A nine women and three men jury was selected for Mrs Helen Haukedahl first degree murder trial over the April 1 shooting of Dorothy Bitautis. The panel of 52 set the stage for opening testimony in Kenosha Circuit Court. The defendant pleads innocent and insanity and remains free on 25000 bond.
Madison NAACP accuses the city of apathy toward civil rights issues in a letter from Marsha l Colston to Mayor Henry Reynolds. Colston says an anti discrimination ordinance for employment and housing was proposed in January 1962 but not acted on, while Reynolds cites ongoing feasibility study by the city attorney. Colston claims Madison faces acute discrimination needing affirmative action.
Wisconsin Governor Reyn olds and Minnesota Governor Rolvaag urged President Kennedy to create a study of Mississippi River pollution. They cited soybean oil discharges and long term pollution control needed for navigation and industry and asked for a meeting of health, interior, army officials in Madison.
Cartoonist Al Capp called abstract art untalented and sold by the unprincipled to the bewildered on a television program. He spoke during an interview on Youth Wants to Know with teenagers asking questions about art.
The Governor's Committee of State Officials for Highway Safety endorsed continuing use of airplanes by the State Traffic Patrol. Plan calls for southern coverage this weekend with expansion to northern areas by the Fourth of July weekend, including marked highways and planes. Flights to acquaint newsmen judges and district attorneys with the program will be offered before July 4.
Moon Photo Service announces a new studio at 313 Main Street and the Village Shopping Center offering portrait and event photography with expanded appointment hours and on site printing services. The company highlights convenient location and broader coverage for local clients.
Gasoline sales rise in February to May and maps promos surge in April. The Kodak Instamatic 100 offers a featherweight fit in pocket or bag with wrist strap, drop in loading, and a sub $16 complete outfit price at Moen's Photo Service locations.
In Madison the Assembly gave preliminary approval to a bill extending unemployment compensation to all workers in covered trades, sending it to the Joint Finance Committee. An amendment sought to cover employers with one or more workers. the bill passed 46 to 38.
Orville L. Freeman and an Indiana visitor with the same name met at the agriculture department in Washington. The brick mason from Portland, Indiana toured with his wife Mrs Freeman and children Evan Susan Joe and Jack. They discussed family trees and joked about Johnson to Freeman name changes and farm program pressures on farmers.
The measure aims to condemn property under the general law and requires posting of liquor prices. It also proposes limiting the amount of discount retailers may offer, reflecting policy to control pricing practices.
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