Explosion In Our Over-65 Population Foretold
A 1961 Hall Syndicate column analyzes the aging wave led by rising numbers of Americans 65 and older. It cites Senate Aging Committee findings and Federal Reserve cautions that business and politics have yet to adapt to a rapidly growing senior market and voting bloc.
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Three In Training At Fort Eustis
Three Army privates from La Crosse Wisconsin begin the final phase of six months active training under the Reserve Forces Act at Fort Eustis Virginia. Training focuses on seaman duties in the Transportation Corps with the remainder of service to be with the 1094th Transportation Army National Guard Unit in Onalaska. Michael J. Merfeld Gerald F Yehle and James R Janisch are 18 and listed as sons of their respective families.
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Onalaska
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Mathew E. Merfeld
George St
Gerald F. Yehle
Gregory A. Yehle
Avon St
James R. Janisch
Emil W. Jan
Fall Injuries Reported After Tractor Accident
Lawrence Pularski 41 of Holding Minn died in Little Falls hospital Sunday from injuries after falling from a tractor Wednesday He and others trained at Fort Leonard Wood were 1960 Aquires High School graduates.
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Lawrence Pularski
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Woodford
AMVETS Back Wisconsin Bonus Plan At Convention
AMVETS Wisconsin executive committee supported a proposed $1 tax on autos and a 2 percent income surtax to fund a veterans cash bonus. An alternative urged delaying repeal of personal property taxes tied to a sales tax. Carl Thiel was elected department commander alongside 13 officers including Joe Perzentka Ed Millane Ray MacMichael Richard Knoll Art Gove and Don Chamberlin.
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Wisconsin
Department of American Veterans
Rachel Chamberlin
Shawano
Korea
Han Wee
Department’s Auxiliary
Carl Thiel
Menomonee Falls
Joe Perzentka
Oshkosh
Ed Millane
Milwaukee
Ray Mac Michael
Richard Knoll
Marinette
Art Gove
Don Chamberlin
New Healing Substance Shrinks Hemorrhoids Without Surgery
A medical breakthrough claims a new healing substance Bio-Dyne in Preparation H can shrink hemorrhoids, stop rectal itching, and relieve pain without surgery or injections. Reports from doctors and four clinics show relief in 2 to 4 days with lasting results over months, including statements that piles have ceased to be a problem.
Drought Aid Sought For 2 More Minnesota Counties
Minnesota Agriculture Commissioner Duane Wilson asked the state to designate Todd Morrison and Pine counties as drought disaster areas after inspections showed severe rain shortage. He warned the first hay crop is very short and the 1960 carryover is nearly gone. Lt Gov Rolvaag urged careful fire use in dry northern woodlands to prevent forest fires at a level not seen since 1936.
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Minnesota
Agriculture Commissioner
Duane Wilson
Todd
Morrison
Pine
Karl Rolvaag
NEA Hopes For Federal Aid Bill At Convention
At the 99th National Education Association convention in Atlantic City about 10 000 delegates hear President Kennedy urge swift passage of a $2.5 billion three year federal aid to education program. The plan would fund classrooms and teacher salaries while House Rules Committee delays action.
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N.J
Congress
National Education Association
Kennedy
House Rules Committee
Frank P. Thompson Jr
D-N.j
House
Six Die and Six Hurt in Virginia Crash West of Cumberland
A head on collision on U S Route 460 near Cumberland Virginia killed six and injured at least six. One victim was identified as Joe Goff Dawson 42 of Rustburg. Five injured were taken to Southside Community Hospital Farmville and others to Medical College of Virginia Richmond. A victim was pinned for two hours. This marked Virginia two straight weekends with major multi fatality crashes.
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Virginia
U.S
Southside
Farmville
Dawson
Medical College of Virginia Hospital
Richmond
U.S. 460
Appomattox
Two Paralyzed Students Marry in Wheelchair Ceremony
Katherine Mario and Thomas Dale Sherman Jr., both University of Illinois students paralyzed from the waist down by separate 1958 auto accidents, wed in matching wheelchairs at St. Andrew's Greek Orthodox church in Chicago. They plan to return to the University of Illinois in the fall, where they met.
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University of Illinois
Katherine Mario
Skokie
Thomas Dale Sherman Jr
Mattoon
St. Andrew's Greek Orthodox Church
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Boating Fun Tempts Readers with La Crosse Classifieds
The La Crosse Tribune highlights boating listings in Classified Section 81 inviting readers to browse featured watercraft and consider a purchase or rental.
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Unique Tube With Non-Waste Handle Delivers Long Lasting Scent
The Vade mecum brush winds the tube with a special handle that prevents squeezing at the top. It keeps the contents neatly rolled as used. The European long lasting flash offers a refreshing scent and a new life outlook.
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