Newspaper Unions Urged in Broad Study of Media Competition
AP report notes Stanford Smith of ANPA urges House subcommittee to include labor unions in antitrust review amid ongoing New York and Cleveland strikes. Testimony cites diversity of news sources, suburban shifts, rising costs, and advertising competition as factors shaping modern papers.
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Washington
Today
House
Stanford Smith
American Newspaper Publishers Association
New York
Cleveland
Ohio
Smith
Congress
Emanuel Celler
D-N Y
Celler
United States
Jesse Markham
Princeton University
Markham
ANPA
Kids get short end of alimony in messy divorce
A 15-year-old and 16-year-old describe their mother’s support shortfalls after a divorce. Dad pays 550 dollars monthly but the children say clothing and necessities are scarce while the mother funds her boyfriend and car. They urge Ann Landers to intervene.
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Dear Ann Landers
Mom
Dad
Raggedy Ann
Andy
Ann
Xean
Evanston
P.S
Ann Landers
Field Enterprise, Inc
Travel Time Across Clues Puzzle
Crossword style clues scan the grid for Harbor Maine Lake City Utah seen on a western trip peer gynt s mother mimicker asseverate yugoslav city panelwork mariners alleviates courtesy title mincedeath entangles egyptian fodless taxi dignifies appellation used to go abroad aphrodite s beloved prohibits continent resisting an a ce fineditte eyes of came cornish town hops kiln baseball to musical directions fencing wea voyage cognizant dried gray calamities negative european mountains volcano is sicily girl s name middle note gr music stagger down
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Harbor
Maine
Lake City
Utah
Mimicker
Asseverate
Aphrodite
Sicily
Answer to Previous Puzzle Clues and Word Fits
A compact index of crossword style clues with numbers and hints across fields. Includes entries for figures of eight, dinner course, feminine name, organs of scent, heredity unit, expunge, rented, hemp type, lace, first man, stout lizards, stratagem, song, viper form, Finnish name, Asiatic deer, upsht, held knife, operatic solo, Miss Myerson form, and thrice combined.
House Passes 15.8 Billion Military Bill
The House approved the largest defense authorization to date, a 15.8 billion measure for aircraft missiles and ships. It authorized 3,000 aircraft about 60 000 missiles and 43 new naval vessels plus modernization of 35 ships amid a 374 to 33 vote.
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House
Washington
Armed Services Committee
Kennedy
Dairy Ad Checkoff Called Penny Ante at Wisconsin ADA
Wisconsin dairy association members heard at the annual convention that the two cents per hundred pounds milk checkoff for advertising is only peanuts. Jack C. Nisbet urged raising the checkoff to 20 to 25 cents to fund ads, warning farmers face bankruptcy if others do the selling. W. C. Johnson noted ADA growth with 40 new plants and 6,516 new members in 1962, boosting membership to 84,000.
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EAU Claire
Wisconsin
American Dairy Association
Jack C. Nisbet
Columbus
Ohio
Association
W. C. Johnson
ADA
Sparta Mayor's Mother Dies in Indiana
Mrs. Jeannette Osborne, 80, mother of Sparta Mayor Ralph Osborne and grandmother of Ralph Osborne Jr., assistant district attorney, died in Elkhart Indiana on Wednesday. Survived by son Ralph and daughter Mrs. Gordon Strader of Augusta. Services planned in Elkhart Saturday afternoon.
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Sparta
Wis
Jeannette Osborne
Ralph Osborne
Ralph Osborne Jr
Elkhart
Ind
Osborne
Ralph
Gordon Strader
Augusta
Ralph Jr
Tobacco Market Report March 13 1943 Northern Area
Market data for normal use shows 354 bales binders with average 36.79 and highs of 42 lows of 36. Stemming fillers total 1,796 bales with average 33.07 and range 27.5 to 34.5. Straight Strip and Crop Lots total 1,381 bales with average 29.3 and range 23 to 31. Ends or Fillers 16 bales with average 19.63 and range 12 to 25.5.
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North
St Power
Bell & Farrell, Inc
Olin Mathieson
Central Tele
Allis-Chalmers
Pepsi-Cola
Clark G. & R
American Can
Phillips Pete
First Bank Sk
RCA
American Motors
Republic Steel
Gateway
Amer Tel & Tel
Rexall Drug
Godfrey Co
Anaconda
Reynolds Metals
Hamilton Mfg
Avco
Royal Dutch
Heileman Brew
Safeway
Koehring Co
Boeing
G. D. Searle
Rubber Mills
Boston Capital Brunswick
Sears Roebuck
la Crosse Tele
Chrysler
Sinclair Oil
Marine Cap
Socony McQuay, Inc
Columbia Gas
Sperry Rand
Nekoosa
Consolidated Food NS
Ind
Curtiss Wright
St Pwr
Dupont
Stud Packard
Eastman Kodak
Sunray Mid
Financial Fed
Royal Dutch N.Y. Or
Swift
Texaco
Trane Co
Fruehaus
Trane
Warner
Gamble Skogmo
Elec General Dynamics
United Airlines
General Electric
U.S. Freight
West Power
General Motors
U.S. Rubber
Wis P& L
General Telephone
U.S. Steel
Tausche
Glass Tire, Inc
Wallace Press
Mutual
Great Northern Ry
Westinghouse Elec
Boston Fund
Greyhound
Western Union
Chemical F
Illinois Central
White Motor
Eaton & Howard International
Woolworth
Bal Fund
Gy Power
NS Zenith
Eaton & Howard Jones & Laughlin
Stk Fund
la Crosse Cool
Dia Dow Jones
Fidelity Fund
Lockheed Industrials
Incorp
Ludlow
Mass
Magnavox
Nat. Invest
Montgomery Ward
Monsanto Chemical
Northern Pacific
Milwaukee Livestock Market Report from AP
Livestock prices show steady to mixed movement with hogs and cattle quoted across multiple weight classes. Hogs 160 to 360 pounds range from 12.25 to 14.00 per hundredweight, sows and boars listed, cattle including steer and heifer groups with top references near 23.00 for fed steers and 21.75 for prime cows. market notes from Swift & Company indicate noon quotations and next-day weighing for arrivals. Potatoes and grains also summarized with mixed commodity quotes from Chicago and St. Paul exchanges.
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Milwaukee
Bologna
South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Wisniewski Cleared to Stand Trial for 1961 Slaying
Louis J. Wisniewski at Central State Hospital was declared competent to stand trial on a first degree murder charge for the 1961 shotgun killing of Peter J. Guns of Ingram. He will be returned from Waupun to face trial at the April term of Circuit Court and had claimed innocence and insanity. Authorities cited an argument over church activities as the dispute leading to the shooting.
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Ladysmith
Central State Hospital
Rusk
Louis J. Wisniewski
Wisniewski
Peter J. Guns
Waupun
Dist
Dan Merrriam
Newspapers oppose bill for closed door bargaining in Wisconsin
Wisconsin editors and the League of Wisconsin Municipalities urged killing a bill allowing closed door bargaining between governments and employees. Opponents argued sessions involve public money and should be open. supporters cited need for give and take in negotiations. A related transit-rights plan was discussed with endorsements and financial concerns.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Senate Governmental and Veterans’ ‘Affairs Committee
League of Wisconsin Municipalities
Wisconsin Employment Relations Board
Thomas Ragatz
Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League
Carl Zielke
Wisconsin Press Association
Ed Johnson
State Firms To Need 250000 Workers By 1966
Wisconsin industries will require 250000 trained workers by 1966 according to the State Employment Service manpower outlook. The projection covers managerial professional and semiprofessional roles with above average needs in durable goods manufacturing retail trade finance insurance real estate services hospitals and schools. Shortages may occur in specialized occupations.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State
McNamara Faces Congress Over Missile Threats and RS70
Defense Secretary Robert McNamara battles Congress over whether U S military intelligence guards against Cuba missile threats. He opposed the RS70 recon plane and Skybolt missile despite House pressure, but retains Kennedy’s strong backing.
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McNamara
Congress
U.S
Cuba
Defense
House
Carl Vinson
House Armed Services Committee
Department of Defense
Air Force
Kennedy
Minnesotan Killed In Car Train Crash
A Bovey man Rudy Anwiler, 28, died when his truck collided with a Great Northern freight train two miles west of Hibbing. The crash left him trapped for thirty minutes. he was not restrained. The truck carried eggs and meat. Separately Arlene Magsam, 19, died from injuries in a Grand Forks area crash. Minnesota highway toll reaches 100, up 14 from last year.
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Bovey
Minn
Great Northern
Hibbing
Rudy Anwiler
Anwiler
Arlene Magsam
Eayclid
Fargo
N.D
Grand Forks
Minnesota
Blind Columnist Faces Eviction at Railroader Hotel
Charles L. Edson, 76 and nearly blind humorist and former columnist, faces eviction from his upper floor hotel room on March 23 as urban renewal sinks the railroader’s hotel. His income is $91 monthly from old age assistance which he endorses to the landlady for meals and lodging.
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Topeka
Kan
Charles L. Edson
Edson
Two Men Charged With Firearms Violations in Wisconsin
Au gust Iverson and Samuel D. Clemmerson face two counts of game violation for an uncased firearm in a car during deer shining. Iverson carries a repeaters tag with prior violations. Judge Lambert Hansen will rule after briefs. Everett McCann and Gerald J. Brueggeman appeared on related charges with pleas and sentences.
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Sparta
Wis
August Iverson
Samuel D. Clemmerson
Monroe County
Lambert Hansen
Iverson
Hansen
Everett McCann
New Lisbon
Gerald J. Brueggeman
State Department of Public Welfare
Funds Approved for Student Union Additions in Wisconsin Colleges
Wisconsin Building Corp. received $6,060,000 in loans announced by Sen. William Proxmire for college projects. The Wisconsin list includes Eau Claire $650,000 La Crosse $675,000 Stevens Point $620,000 Superior $440,000 Whitewater $580,000 Stout $475,000 and Platteville $837,000 for union additions and related construction.
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Washington
la Crosse State College Student Union
Wisconsin Building Corp
William Proxmire
Eau Claire
la Crosse
Stevens Point
Superior
Whitewater
Stout
Platteville
Excommunication of Peron Lifted by Vatican
Vatican sources said Juan Peron’s excommunication was lifted at his request after Bishop Leopoldo Eijo y Garat advised the Vatican that Peron sought to return to the Church. The 1955 blanket decree followed arrests of two priests over violence against his government. Peron now lives in Spain and has urged a homecoming amid economic tensions in Argentina.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Juan D. Peron
Leopoldo Eijo Y Garat
Madrid-Alcala
Peron
Spain
Eijo
Consistorial
Ustinov to Head Soviet Supreme National Economic Council
Dimitry F. Ustinov, head of Soviet defense industry, will head the Soviet Union's new Supreme National Economic Council. The centralizing move caps Khrushchev's reorganization of industry and agriculture and replaces regional councils that failed to fix farm and industrial ills. Ustinov, 55, was promoted to first deputy premier.
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Moscow
Dimitry F. Ustinov
Soviet Union
Supreme National Economic Council
Khrushchev
Ustinov
Seek To Lift Smelt Fishing License To Aid Douglas
MADISON AP Merchants in Bayfield and Ashland counties are described as depressed as a bill to end state restrictions on smelt fishing gains support. Assemblyman Barabhe says a $5 license keeps tourists away and boosting catches could aid tourism. opponents warn loss of state control. The hearing also considered appeals process changes and finance committee moves to trim dairy and plant disease programs.
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Douglas
Bayfield Counties
Madison
Bayfield
Ashland
West Virginia
Robert Barabhe
D-Mellen
Assembly
Barabhe
Lake Superior
Emil Kaminski
State Conservation Department
Conservation Committee
Wisconsin
Concucration Department
Hill
Wisconsin Agriculture Department
Joint Finance Committee
Donald McDowell
Sparta Council Extends Park System With Land Purchase
The Sparta Common Council authorized buying about 4.5 acres from John Bosshard for park expansion east of Beaver Creek, south of the old Jefferson Tobacco Warehouse. The city may pay up to 3800 dollars, offset by 3280 from Decomet Inc. for land near the Decomet plant and for a parcel near Sparta Bottling Co. to be used as park land.
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Sparta
Wis
Sparta Common Council
John Bosshard
Bangor
Beaver Creek
Jefferson Tobacco Warehouse
Evan Evans
Ralph Osborne
Ray Stewart
Osborne
Decomet, Inc
Decomet
Sparta Bottling Co
Denial of Recount Request in Olson-Odegard Contest
The House Elections subcommittee voted 6 to 4 to deny Republican Robert J. Odegard a recount in his election contest with Democrat Alec G. Olson. Olson won by 348 votes. the group cited missed depositions and testimony within 40 days. The ruling, likely upheld by the House Administration Committee, ends the challenge at the subcommittee level.
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Washington
Robert T. Ashmore
D-S.c
Ashmore
Olson
Odegard
George E. Halstrand
Senate Panel Approves Four Year Draft Extension
The Senate Armed Services Committee unanimously backed a four year extension of the peacetime draft under the Universal Military Training and Service Act. Chairman Richard B. Russell said he hopes for Senate action Monday before sending the bill to President Kennedy for continuation of inductions from ages 18 to 26 for at least two years. The House already approved the measure 387 to 3. The extension allows selective induction of medical professionals if needed and raises living allowances for families of lower ranked enlisted personnel. World War II manpower ceilings would apply to the Army Navy Marines and Air Force, with reductions expected for all but the Marines.
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Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate
Kennedy
House
Army
Navy
Marines
Air Force
Detachment Pleas Denied By Committee
READSTOWN Wis The combined school committees of Richland Crawford and Vernon Counties denied four petitions to detach from the Kickapoo District and join La Farge District 15 The area covered 16 farms A separate petition to detach from Kickapoo and join Viroqua was also denied The earlier tie vote on that petition shifted with Robert Morrison to deny it
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Readstown
Wis
Richland
Crawford
Vernon
Kickapoo
la Farge
Viroqua
Robert Morrison
State funding cuts threaten local school tax increases
The state may reduce support by about 50 million or to levels of the last two years, risking higher local tax levies in districts. State from one quarter to pay school costs, a share Rothwell says is low compared with other states and the state's economic capacity.
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Rothwell
Merchandise Stolen From Goodyear Service Store
Merchandise valued at about 700 dollars was stolen in a Wednesday night break-in at the Goodyear Service Store on 117 North 6th Street. Entry was gained through the front service door after a glass pane was broken and several items including two walky talkies and batteries one electric frying pan six Timex wrist watches about ten transistor radios and radio batteries were missing. The break-in was found early Thursday by Officer Fred Asp.
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Goodyear Service
N. 6Th St
Fred Asp
Local Market Ad and Rummage Sale Notice
LOCALS advertise eggs large ungraded two dozen for 75 cents and various produce. Beef roasts tender at 39 cents per pound while other meats and fruits are listed with prices. La Crosse Street Market at 1610 La Crosse Street and a rum mage sale March 16 at 9 am in the garage of 2119 Green Bay Street. Pederson Paint and Hardware at 1904 Campbell Road notes discontinued colors. Phone 2 2354 for beef quarters 37 cents per pound.
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U.S
jSale
Green Bay St
Pederson Paint and Hardware
Campbell Road
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