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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1961
Page
18
The Belgian royal court announced that Queen Fabiola is ill and not expecting a baby this fall. The communique said the illness is a slight indisposition and she will be completely recovered in a few days.
WCWC of Ripon is sold by Central Wisconsin Co to Greycote Inc subject to FCC approval. Francis J. Stratman confirms the sale while Arlon Bice, Greycote president, says no programs or staff changes are planned. Bice previously ran KWAR FM at Wartburg College in Waverly Iowa.
Gov. Gaylord Nelson has blocked board turnover at the state department of public welfare, citing high regard for director Wilbur Schmidt. Three new appointees join six-year terms: Dr. William D. Stovall Madison, Leo Jelinske Shawano, and Wilbert Walter Milwaukee. All nominations were confirmed by the Senate without objection.
The radio soap Sally Gallant, running 25 years, bids farewell today. Maude Mulch writes a lengthy, nostalgic letter to Sally, recalling plot twists, marriages, amnesia, forgery trials, and a wish to stay hopeful for the future.
A 19 year old blonde from Ocheyedan won Miss Iowa and will compete in Miss Universe in Miami Florida. Deanne Ostermann attended Worthington Junior College. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Rubin Ostermann of Ocheyedan.
The AFL-CIO Executive Council plans talks at Unity House in the Pocono Mountains to ease escalating jurisdictional fights and interunion feuds. President Meany faces calls to step down as unions brace for a possible showdown at the next biennial convention.
Beverly Balster 12 and her brother David 7 disappeared from a dock at a relative's Silver Creek resort on Silver Lake. A neighbor heard a scream and found Beverly's body. David's body was recovered later. The siblings were children of Louis Balster of Minneapolis.
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