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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1963
Page
9
Thousands of La Crosse residents queued at five city schools Sunday to receive Type I Sabin oral polio vaccine. Tribune photographer Jack Kenward documented the crowds, reactions, and elbow-bending techniques of recipients from Logan High School center where lines stretched for blocks yet moved in orderly fashion.
Civil Defense Director Mary Hinsberger reported 90 city buildings designated as fallout shelters are being stocked with supplies including biscuits water drums liners sanitation and medical kits and radiological monitoring equipment. La Crosse will stock 14 shelters with enough food water and gear for 19 345 people across city and county shelters.
Three boys aged 16 12 and 13 admitted breaking the glass of the Mary E Sawyer Auditorium marquee in La Crosse police said. They were turned over to La Crosse County juvenile authorities and ordered to pay 31.27 in repair costs.
The La Crosse board of education meets at 7 30 p m at the Board of Education Building on 5th Ave and Cass St to discuss district matters.
A La Crosse group asks for a Wisconsin interim legislative council study on the state's fiscal problems. The plan calls for a nine member panel with three senators three assembly members and three public members. The proposal notes that efficient budgeting requires outside business input and an objective approach to government complexity.
Resolution requests competent professional help in cost analysis for public administration. It urges lawmakers to align state financial needs with taxpayers' abilities and to tie revenue use to the most effective program. A report on findings and recommendations to the 1965 legislature is requested.
A record crowd of 186 in Campbell and 97 in Washington attended caucuses. Incumbents nominated without opposition include George J. Kastner and Myron Hole in Campbell and John Lusk in Washington. Contests feature Henry Rebhan vs Harry Schwalbe for chairman and other races for supervisors constables and treasurer.
Four new members join the Greater La Crosse Chamber of Commerce per the board’s luncheon decision. They are A. F. Jordan of La Crosse Vocational and Adult Schools, Earl Rhyme of La Crosse County Guernsey Breeders Association, Clinton Gullord of Dyna Kleen Service of Coon Valley, and Streitmatter Men’s Wear in the Village Shopping Center.
The election canvassing board found 88 absentee ballots in the 13th Ward were not totaled, affecting 15 candidates. New ward totals list Supreme Court justice Bruce Beilfuss and mayor C B Wiemann among others with updated city totals and increases.
La Crosse police reported an undetermined amount of money was stolen early Sunday from two peanut machines and a cigarette machine at the North Side Laundromat located at Caledonia and St James Streets.
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