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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1966
Page
15
Sylvia Porter outlines a shift from the New Economics of 1961 65 to Old Economics restraint as Viet Nam war costs rise. She warns of higher income taxes, tighter credit, and reduced take home pay, with banks rationing loans and investment incentives under review.
Dear Ann Landers fielding questions about a husband who claims to have sat with Dean Rusk at a drugstore lunch counter. The columnist suggests possible lookalike confusion and notes liars may practice, then shifts to a family worried about an elderly mother living alone after a sister’s death and worsening eyesight.
Ann Landers notes three daughters want mother to live with one daughter but she prefers a nursing home. The columnist urges respecting her wish, praising nursing homes for companionship and care, and warns against seeking acceptance from others over her independence. The reader’s family is advised to honor her choice and read the column aloud.
The Ga Crosse Tribune dated Tuesday March 8 1966 published with delivery on March 9. This brief item records the newspaper’s archival date and distribution timing for readers and library cataloging.
Uncle Ray invites teachers to submit groups of five questions for a chance to win a twenty volume World Book Encyclopedia. A third grade class asks why six planets have moons while Mercury Venus and Pluto do not, with astronomy notes from a science column.
The La Crosse Tribune advertises a free copy of the illustrated Wonders of the World leaflet. Send a self addressed stamped envelope to Uncle Ray in care of Publishers Newspaper Syndicate to obtain the copy.
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