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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1963
Page
4
La Crosse voters weigh Mayor Milo Knutson's claim to lead on jobs and industrial growth. The editorial argues relations between labor, management, and government shape economic health, favors proactive intervention to avoid strikes, and urges voters to judge leadership quality and vision for a healthy, growing city.
Wisconsin voters will select two nominees from five candidates in the spring primary to fill the 10 year term on the state Supreme Court beginning next January. Circuit Judge Bruce Beilfuss of Neillsville stands out with a record across 56 of 73 counties and praise from the Milwaukee Bar Association and press unions.
Tribune readers complain about the Sunday simulcast from the editor noting half truths and out of context quotes. They question the city’s storm drains and audits of city books, urging accountability and better bus depot lighting and convenience.
Letter to the editor from The Tribune expresses relief that others share concern about a late hour Greyhound stop in La Crosse and notes multiple instances of waiting at the station during the year.
In a humorous column editors note the nearing end of January and welcome March while joking about substituting February. They pause to pity heating oil sellers and winter service businesses facing the end of the cold season.
Mason City Globe-Gazette argues against opposition to the implied consent measure for driving while intoxicated. The article notes the bill makes license retention contingent on agreeing to a chemical test, aimed at drunken drivers and, it asserts, can prove innocence as well as guilt, likening its impartiality to a traffic light.
A reader argues that changing mayors won’t fix industrial losses in La Crosse. She recalls past factory closures, lists former businesses, questions social security taxes and teacher raises, and defends the current mayor as one of the best.
Joseph K Kidder surveys past Tribune items from 1943 and 1933, noting wartime bombing in Berlin and a large Japanese convoy, plus domestic battles over selective service and rationing. Also recalls La Crosse area events, local elections, public notices, and community notices from the eras.
Tax expert Norman Schley answers Wisconsin income tax questions for married couples and individuals. Topics include reporting spouse income, tips, unemployment benefits, life insurance dividends, age-based exemptions, and claiming dependents. Readers are advised to follow Wisconsin rules and refer to instruction sheets for complex multiple support situations.
Wayne Brandstadt M D answers readers on cancer bladder hormone therapy and recurrence prevention noting indefinite continuation with dosage tailored to avoid side effects. He also explains easy bruising in older adults may relate to vitamin C and aging skin and comments on alfalfa tea having limited value and not delivering special health benefits.
President Kennedy urges a tax cut with reforms though Congress favors a broader bill this year. He warns a deficit without a tax cut could exceed the post 1958 recession peak, citing misjudgments in 1963 receipts and higher expenses. Steel profits drop and wage guidelines come under scrutiny amid a longshoremen’s strike settlement.
Paul Mason, a California parliamentary procedure expert, reviews Wisconsin legislative routines with a private foundation grant. He proposes a consent calendar for popular bills and streamlined interment for controversial ones, plus joint deliberations and consolidated printing to cut waste while preserving minority protections and democratic ideals.
Oswald Jacoby presents Whitfield Six, a classic bridge problem from 1884. South must win all six tricks in a hearts trump suit with club lead and a precise line of play leading to a squeeze on East.
La Crosse Tribune public notices and circulation details outline contact numbers for missed papers and advertise through Jann Kelley Inc. It lists home delivery areas LaCrosse Onalaska LaCrescent and pricing for newspaper subscriptions including weekly and yearly rates within and beyond 75 miles of La Crosse.
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