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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1963
Page
10
Sylvia Porter notes that the four year budget window 1959 to 1961 produced the largest peacetime deficit in U.S. history with the federal government accumulating a series of unplanned shortfalls totaling 12.4 billion dollars by 1961.
A 1963 analysis argues that Kennedy faces a growing deficit path through 1964, with an $11.9 billion projected shortfall and calls for decisive budget control. It contrasts Eisenhower’s surpluses with Kennedy’s deficits and weighs tax cuts against spending restraint amid slow growth and rising taxes.
Richert a Wisconsin veteran's employment representative attends a three day training session in Madison on veterans rights benefits and retraining programs. The program runs Wednesday to Friday with Ernest Nelson and Vincent McCoy among the trainers and James Baird in charge. Richert will be back at the WSES office 508 5th Ave South on Monday.
A readied peach oatmeal muffin recipe shapes muffins in rings to resemble bread. Add pecans and extra sugar, top with peach slices, then heat before serving. Keeps in the bread box wrapped, best as a breakfast coffee cake served with juice, bacon, and milk.
Muffin mix combines flour sugar oats and nuts with milk egg and butter then baked in rings. A peach topping of butter brown sugar and peach slices is spread on muffins after cooling.
John J. McDonald Jr. of 1106 King Sr. is among 29 Wisconsin students receiving scholarships at Harvard College Cambridge Massachusetts. McDonald, Aquinas High School graduate, is to graduate from Harvard in 1964.
Gary L. Peterson, 22, son of Mrs. Elizab eth J. Peterson of 2036 Avon St., will undertake nine weeks of recruit training at the Naval Training Center in Great Lakes Illinois.
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