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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1957
Page
7
HAL BOYLE reports Francesca Lebow says American men are well built yet fear fashion and being labeled sissy. She notes 70 percent of men’s clothes are chosen by women and offers tips on colors, fabrics, and styles for different body types and skin tones.
In Shelbyville Kentucky Ralph Beckley was struck by a rowboat that fell from a passing car while walking along the highway. He received hospital treatment for bruises on the port side of his body.
Noted Italian painter Pietro Annigoni hosts Princess Margaret at his South Kensington studio for her final sitting. The royal portrait, to be hung in Clarence House, marks a break with tradition showing the princess in a simple frock.
Four 20 minute talks by 14 members of the Wisconsin Book Men's Assn highlighted how each textbook series aligns with accepted education principles. Over two days books were displayed in the college and library science classroom with an exhibit of 550 new and recent junior library books.
Madison report notes a renewed push for area based representation in the Wisconsin Legislature. Vincent Zellinger backed an area apportionment plan that failed 56 to 34 in the Assembly, with support from several urban representatives. Critics warn urbanization could erode rural influence after the 1960 census shakes rural seats.
Ten or more candidates cope withgloomy turnout as Wisconsin voters show indifference to the Senate race to replace the late Joseph R. McCarthy. Republicans drift amid split organizations while Democrats like William Proxmire count on publicity to boost support.
Violinist Dave Rubinoff performed Warsaw Concerto when about 60 bats flitted through the auditorium in Elizabethtown Kentucky. The audience dispersed until the bats were removed and order returned.
Lt Gov Knowles urged Wisconsin communities to support state efforts to attract tourists and provide information services after arrival. In a speech at a new information center dedication he said local merchants gain from a well organized service and that hosts should offer courtesy over profit. India buying locomotive boilers from Russia for first time.
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