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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1963
Page
6
An editorial laments dull grade school readers and the “look-say” method. It argues for richer texts that include world literature, history, and moral substance to foster patriotism and heroism, criticizing modern curricula for omitting religion, war, and civic inspiring content.
Sister Anna Hunt pursued Lutheran deaconess service after confirmation in Germany, became a Philadelphia nurse at Lankenau Hospital, retiring in 1955 as supervisor yet visiting patients daily. Her faith and care inspired healing, courage, and lifelong gratitude from numerous former patients.
A compact review recaps La Crosse area items from 1943 including Gov Goodland veto upheld on surtax repeal, Navy and WAVES recruitment efforts, wartime casualties and battles in Java Sea Smolensk and Vyazma, local zoning for airport land, and weather impacts with snow and Long Beach quake damage. Also notes presidential orders on banks, Zangara death sentence, local elections, and community events.
Rep Frank Bow and GOP lawmakers will pursue 10 to 15 billion dollars in cuts to President Kennedy's 108 billion budget for next year. They seek Democratic support and aim to justify a tax cut. Maurice Stans prepared the figures and the plan excludes tax reform.
Roger Babson argues that Jesus and Paul were the great salesmen of Christianity and urges expanding sales training. He cites a New York survey showing 303,672 needed salesmen, notes wide pay ranges from 6000 to over 100000, and discusses how advertising channels like radio and TV impact selling, asserting print ads offer more value for advertisers.
CPA Norman E. Schley explains Wisconsin tax rules with reader questions on deducting legal fees after estate planning, farm income from barter, gains on cash savings, insurance losses, and filing partnerships. The column clarifies taxable income and federal treatment, advising proper reporting and noting exceptions.
La Crosse readers urge an open public meeting at the Vocational School or city auditorium to question leaders about urban renewal and redevelopment funds. They demand details on blight designations, area selection, financing, and tax impact from Viterbo College officials realtors and legal experts, stressing public awareness before adoption.
Air Force Secretary Eugene Zuckert balked at whether his upcoming talk at the Touchdown Club to Giants star Y A Tittle was for his air power credentials or a publicity tie, noting both men share shiny bald heads and hats off moment.
The Tribune The Alpha Gamma Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi expresses gratitude to residents and neighboring areas for their participation and support in community activities.
A Kentucky man arrested for driving while intoxicated argued the officer smelled hair lotion, and the court ruled on the veracity of this claim while noting the ad plastered in court records.
Engineers at Bendix aerospace division in South Bend Indiana test an aluminum honeycomb shock absorber to cushion lunar landings without rebound. The device is designed to crush on impact to prevent bouncing as the spacecraft touches down.
In St. Petersburg Florida a driver faces a choice when a motorcycle officer is about to issue a parking ticket. The car owner rushes over and offers a negotiating choice between a parking ticket or a jaywalking ticket as the officer prepares to write the citation.
In early cirrhosis the liver enlarges as it tries to repair damage and scar tissue forms. Over years repair power wanes, leading to liver shrinkage and a hopeless condition, a doctor says here. The second Q&A covers acne necrotica and treatment with mercury ointment and dietary changes.
In a bridge hand with vulnerable sides, I overrode a three level raise after partner's jump and pursued game. West led clubs, I faced a decision on the king of clubs and potential singleton, chose to let it hold, drew trumps, attempted a diamond finesse, then discarded a heart on dummy’s fourth diamond to secure four spades despite a failed finesse.
The La Crosse Tribune correspondent John Wyngaard has been ill with flu for a week. The Madison column will resume next week.
The La Crosse Tribune publishes daily and Sunday editions from La Crosse Wisconsin. Circulation options include home delivery in La Crosse Onalaska and La Crescent and mail subscriptions within various regional radii with annual and shorter term rates listed.
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