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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1961

Page

14

Retraining as a national issue in 1961

A Fortune Magazine analysis notes retraining programs by Thompson Ramo Wooldridge and Xerox, with GM and Ford expanding to thousands of workers. It warns that success requires precise skills data and cautions against crash efforts, while government and industry push to upgrade American workers' skills.

Sylvia Porter Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc Cleveland Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co TRW I.q.’S Fortune Magazine Xerox Corp Rochester N.Y Xerox General Motors Ford James Wishart Amalgamated Meat Cutters Armour & Co Oklahoma City Fortune Pennsylvania

Mustard and ice cream clash in a western tale failure

A western writer submits a murder story set in 1870 Dodge City. The editor deems it a bad mix of two genres and rejects it. The plot hinges on a backshot murder at three oclock, time zone alibi confusion, and a sheriff solving the case before the alibi collapses.

Dodge City Ga Crosse Tribune Front Street Curly Dodge Willy Grabb Willy Long Branch Mountain

Dear Ann and the Sailors Time Travel Tale

Dear Ann writes about domestic quirks with a home ec wife and mismatched chores while a Western time travel tale features sailors questioning an old West alibi. The editor corrects historical inaccuracies about time zones and buffalo before ending the piece.

Mood of Minnesota voters rate 1961 session as fair or poor

Associated Press survey finds Minnesota lawmakers rated poorly by voters after the 1961 session. Public opinion highlights lack of redistricting law and tax measures, with calls for longer biennial sessions and mixed views on a sales tax. Many citizens struggle to name top accomplishments or failures.

Minnesota Associated Press House Senate Twin Cities St. Paul Duluth Royal Alworth Jr Ne of Austin

Word Puzzle Clue Fill In Across and Down Items

A crossword style clue set lists entries such as organ of hearing and mountain lake with several others including go astray and bog down. The entries hint at common words and phrases to solve across and down.

Madison Mayor Vetoes Aldermen Salary Increase

Madison mayor Henry Reynolds vetoed a $50 monthly salary hike approved by the aldermen on June 21. He said the current $100 per month plus the honor of the position is fair and declined the raise.

Madison Henry Reynolds Reynolds

Marilyn Monroe Undergoes Gall Bladder Surgery in New York

Glamorous Marilyn Monroe, 34, had her gall bladder removed in a two hour emergency operation at Polyclinic Hospital. Seven doctors attended including her personal physician flown in from California. She is reported in good condition and resting well. Joe DiMaggio waited by her private room as the hospital noted no complications.

New York Marilyn Monroe Polyclinic Hospital Marilyn California Joe DiMaggio DiMaggio Arthur Miller Miss Monroe Payne Whitney Clinic New York Hospital Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center Cedars of Lebanon Hospital Hollywood

Safety Law Should Be Applied To Lake Muskego Crash

Wisconsin Attorney General John W. Reynolds urged applying the safety responsibility law to the driver of a Lake Muskego crash Jan 2 1961 in Waukesha County. He argued the law should protect the public wherever they may lawfully be and cited a lack of express restrictions.

Madison Wisconsin Lake Muskegoge Waukesha County John W. Reynolds Reynolds James Karns

Milwaukee Factory Damaged By Fire

A fire at the Wesley Steel Treating Company in Milwaukee caused extensive damage after sparks from hot metal ignited oil in a heat treating tank. The plant suffered about $250,000 in equipment damage and roughly $15,000 in building damage, with exact equipment loss not estimated by officials.

Milwaukee Wesley Steel Treating Company

Bodies Of Couple Found In Ravine Near New Town

In Watford City North Dakota, police found the bodies of Everett Bear and Alberta Fox in a ravine off Highway 23 six miles west of New Town. Coroner Clarence Leiseth says Bear, 41, of Poplar Montana, shot Fox then killed himself. Investigators from McKenzie County and federal officers looked into the Fort Berthold reservation double shooting. George Huffman discovered the pair while riding through the ravine. Fox's father Lawrence Fox says the two had been dating but were near a breakup.

Watford City N.D New Town Clarence Leiseth Everett Johnny) Bear Poplar Mont Alberta Fox McKenzie County Fort Berthold George Huffman Grant Day Miss Fox Lawrence Fox

Rep Bob Wilson elected chairman of GOP Congressional Committee

Rep Bob Wilson of California won on the first ballot to lead the Republican Congressional Committee for campaign affairs. He defeated William McCulloch of Ohio and Jack Westland of Washington, with the vote unanimous, succeeding William E. Miller who resigned to head the Republican National Committee.

Washington Bob Wilson California Republican Congressional Committee Wilson House William McCulloch Ohio Jack Westland William E. Miller New York Miller Republican National Committee

Postmasters Named in Wisconsin for Kennedy Nominations

President Kennedy has sent to the Senate Wisconsin postmaster nominations including Ellsworth J. Honish at Camp Douglas David B. Johnson at Chaseburg Ernest R. Overman at Pembine James P. Meyers at Potter Clarence J. Sharps at Rubicon and James N. Pomes at Three Lakes.

Washington Kennedy Senate Wisconsin Ellsworth J. Honish Camp Douglas David B. Johnson Chaseburg Ernest R. Overman Pembine James P. Meyers Potter Clarence J. Sharps Rubicon James N. Pomes Three Lakes

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