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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1965
Page
3
Hurley Wisconsin plans a reform drive on Silver Street removing six taverns to build a $200000 supermarket replacing an older shop. The move aims to improve the town for industry as mayor Paul J. Santini says residents repaint and the city targets 590 buildings in a summer Clean Up Paint Up Fix Up campaign.
Bisbee Arizona police warn that creeping civilization ends horse hitching on streets. Police Chief Clarence J. Malley said downtown riders must stop tying horses to gas and water pipes as development encroaches on the old west routine.
The National Education Association cited Madison Wisconsin schools for operating a 287 acre school forest used for pupil nature study. Madison received a 1965 Pacemaker award for improvement of public education on Saturday.
Harvard health services director Dr. Dana L. Farnsworth says student unrest can be channeled constructively with fair treatment and listening from faculties. NEA and CUNY leaders urge greater student role in running colleges to boost teaching and learning. convention opens with $1 million fund drive for Negro teachers desegregation impact. Denmark mink farming noted as a minor export alongside furniture and beer.
Reports from Sydney say millions of sheep and cattle are thin and hungry with food and water shortages. Farmers delay planting as crops die and four million trees planted for forests fail. The drought spans eastern Australia across about 300 000 square miles.
Australia faces severe drought described as the worst in a century in NSW and among the worst of the century in some areas. Sydney records 7.63 inches in five months, far below the long term average. Officials warn of critical water for stock and crops if rain does not come by August.
Major James E. Fischer 34 a Racine Wisconsin native died in a fire at the bachelor officer quarters on this Army post His body was found in the burning building which was ablaze from 3 30 am until 5 15 am He was the only inhabitant of the quarters Survived by his wife Delores of Salinas California and their four children A board of examiners was set up to investigate the incident.
Sister M. Carola Unser of 1419 Cass Street is among 40 English teachers at a National Defense Education Act institute in St. Paul Minnesota. The session runs from June 14 to July 31 and covers modern literature and expository composition. She teaches English at Aquinas High School and oversees the National Honor Society and 11th grade English, serving as junior moderator.
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