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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1963
Page
12
A syndicated column notes that nearly four in ten Americans lack legal protection or rely on lawyers only in emergencies, highlighting limited access to affordable legal services and the need for reform. The piece reflects concerns about how the public perceives and uses legal help.
A Missouri Bar Pren-Hall survey released by Prentice-Hall finds widespread distrust of legal fees and courts, low public confidence in trial fairness, and a call for clearer ethics and more detailed billings. Recommendations include uniform fees, complete legal checkups, and improved jury and traffic court operations. Distributed 1963 by The Hall Syndicate.
Spanish authorities state Columbus is buried in Seville Cathedral while some Cubans argue his remains lie in Havana Cathedral. They claim a false set of bones was moved to Seville in 1898.
Alan Gerek, a six year old from Milwaukee who battled a malignant brain tumor, died at home on the eve of his sixth birthday. Santa visits became a yearly theme as Christmas cards and gifts poured in from Milwaukee and distant donors. His parents thanked well wishers and noted the outpouring from friends, and Alan is survived by his three sisters along with his grieving parents.
Donkeys served as cargo carriers and beasts of burden from ancient Egypt to medieval Europe. They appear in Egyptian art four thousand years ago and spread through Southern Europe under Rome. Knights scorned them yet they persisted in England during Queen Elizabeth I’s era. Wild donkeys survive in Asia and NE Africa on Tibet and Mongolia plateaus. kiang is a larger wild type in Tibet. Descriptions note ears and autumn migration to cooler regions. A free Uncle Ray leaflet offer follows.
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