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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1963
Page
11
Admiral George W. Anderson said the Navy tracked about 20 Soviet subs in the Cuba quarantine area and could have sunk them if needed. He stated no missile-carrying subs were observed near or in the hemisphere.
Obituaries from Norwalk Wis and surrounding areas note the deaths of M D Wallace at 85 in Beach North Dakota with services to be held there and survivors including a widow daughter grandson and a brother. Clara Glenn 89 of Viroqua dies at Vernon County Home with no immediate survivors, Clayton Raymond Lloyd 25 of Melrose killed in a Waukesha collision with military rites thanks to American Legion, and more partial notices for local residents.
River readings forecast: to North and West for 25 to East and South for 30n. Degrees days to date 6. Total to Gate 6 798 through March 25 1962 6775 normal 6531. Five day forecast Tuesday through Saturday temperatures 7-10 above normal La Crosse range 29-47 cooler Monday night warmer midweek little or no precipitation showers if any late in the week.
DECORAH Iowa Dr Jerzy Neyman world renowned statistician will present four lectures at Luther College Monday and Tuesday March 25 26 under the visiting lectureship program of the Mathematical Association of America The schedule includes 1 20 p m Monday Problems in Similar Regions 4 30 p m Artificial Rain Making 8 p m Tuesday A Month in the Soviet Union and 8 45 a m Tuesday Indeterminism Probability and Statistics The talks will be in Waldrs Hall of Science
In Zermatt Switzerland tourists were warned to avoid the famed ski resort as a typhoid epidemic claimed a second victim. An army medical detachment tested nearly 2,500 people while about 300 were believed affected. Evacuations by helicopter to valley hospitals continued. The outbreak was attributed to an Italian construction worker.
ABC NBC and CBS will broadcast tonight from Paris via the Relay satellite. The orbiting space traveler will be available to all three networks for transmission for the first time. All programs will be taped and shown during the networks 11 p.m. EST newscasts. Tribune Want Acs Bring Results.
A New Healing Substance Bio-Dyne behind Preparation H claims to shrink hemorrhoids stop itching and relieve pain without surgery. Reports show rapid pain relief and actual reduction in many cases over months with no narcotics or anesthetics. Sufferers with long standing piles from 10 to 20 years say the problem has ceased to be, with widespread use for healing injured tissue.
Mary Jaques 84 of 1115 Division St. died Saturday evening. Survived by two daughters a son and grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at 10 a.m. in South Side Blaschke Funeral Home and 10:30 a.m. at St. Joseph the Workman Cathedral with burial in Catholic Cemetery. Mabel Luedke 78 formerly of 518 Market St. died Saturday. Survives include nieces and cousins. Services Tuesday 10:30 a.m. in First Congregational Church Chapel burial in Portland German Lutheran Church Cemetery. Funeral details listed.
Paris AP report: striking French coal miners reject a government compromise seeking 8 percent pay rise by next January and a shorter work week. 25 days into the strike with no end in sight as Premier Pompidou and Interior Minister Frey consult the president. A local obituary notes Mrs Hattie Gautsch died at 62 in La Crosse area. services set for Tuesday at First Lutheran Church with burial at Woodlawn Cemetery.
Lt Col John S Eisenhower son of former President Dwight D Eisenhower resigns from the Army and takes a post with a New York publishing firm. He declined to name the company while his resignation is processed. He had planned Army War College study this year and would have been in line for higher rank but will not meet 20 years service for retirement benefits. He has been affiliated with a publishing firm since leaving White House staff in 1958 and maintains an office in Gettysburg.
In Geneva the United States urged a six week cap on each on site inspection to police a nuclear test. Ambassador Charles C Stelle said extensions could be mutually agreed. The plan includes low altitude helicopter reconnaissance, visual and photographic surveys, ground access, and entry to underground cavities with host country accompaniment.
La Crescent Minnesota La Crescent Public School PTA will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the school Teachers visit classrooms after 7 15 p.m. A teen and parent panel titled Parent and Children Relationships will feature Mrs Aland Arney and son Jack Mrs Myron Walden and daughter Janet Mrs Lyle Bateman and son Jim and Gordon Yates and daughter Anne.
The United States will lend Brazil 398.5 million to boost its economy with 84 million provided immediately. Brazilian Finance Minister Francisco San Tiago Dantas and David Bell of the AID signed notes, as Dantas prepared to meet President Kennedy after a 15 day mission seeking U.S. support for Brazil's three year recovery plan.
AP reports rising home construction and consumer optimism. February housing starts at an annual 1.28 million, up 4 percent from January, with 1963 projection near 1.45 million nonfarm units. Personal income growth, factory payroll gains, and Michigan survey findings point to more house buying and home improvements, though future confidence remains steady.
In Baden Baden France seeks EC allies to limit U S investment within member economies. De Gaulle worries American capital controls French industry, noting U S money forms about 1.5 percent of annual French capital but concentrates in autos and similar sectors. Other EC members largely welcome foreign investment for growth and jobs.
In La Crosse and nearby areas several birth notices appear, with births recorded at Grandview and Lutheran Hospitals. A rabies scare involved a Wisconsin family, Carl Riisager and three boys, traced to a dog exposure but all children were unharmed after authorities located the dog and confirmed no bites or scratches. The Wesson family, sought in several states, was found at a relative’s home in Glen Coe, Alabama.
Viola Wis Mrs Hannah Croniger 95 died Sunday in Westcourt Nursing Home Richland Center after a long illness Funeral services will be Wednesday at Viola Methodist Church with Rev Wayne Lang burial in Viola Cemetery Friends may call Henthorn Funeral Home after 10 am Tuesday Croniger spent most of her life in Viola Her husband died Dec 7 1949 She is survived by daughter Mrs Lula Joseph of Viola son Orie Croniger of Richland Center eight grandchildren 23 great grandchildren one great great grandchild two sisters Mrs Harry Cary Madison and Mrs Janie Anderson Basswood Wis
The Supreme Court, in a 5-4 ruling by Justice Goldberg, overturned the contempt conviction of Theodore Gibson, former head of the Miami NAACP. The court said the Florida committee failed to show a substantial link to subversive activity when demanding the Miami NAACP membership list. Justice Harlan dissented.
AP Television writer Cynthia Lowry surveys recent TV biographies of Marilyn Monroe and a mix of classic and contemporary animal shows. Lassie earns renewal for a 10th CBS season amid a landscape of rotating hosts and aging stars.
In Greenwood Mississippi a fire damaged the local office of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee late Sunday. A committee official alleged the blaze was retaliation for a voter registration drive among Negroes. Four witnesses spotted two white men fleeing. No one was inside. registration materials and office equipment were destroyed. A national executive called for federal troops to protect locals from shootings and arson. The fire chief investigates and a recent breach of peace conviction involving Sam Block is on appeal.
Four people died over the weekend in Wisconsin road crashes, lifting the 1963 highway fatality total to 132 from 129 a year earlier. Victims include Joseph Pacewicz 81 of Eagle River and James Sweeney 20 of Milwaukee, with multiple fatal incidents on Highways 45 59 and 19 in Vilas Fond du Lac Waukesha and Watertown areas. Norman Schultz Jr 21 and Arnold L Butzine 22 were also injured or killed in separate wrecks.
Showers and cooler tonight with variable clouds and little temperature change Tuesday. Lows in the 30s tonight, highs around 50 Tuesday. Wisconsin sees rain or drizzle tonight possibly mixed with snow in the north, cooler in the south, variable clouds Tuesday. Minnesota partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday, colder with little temperature change. Iowa partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday, colder tonight and in the east portion Tuesday.
Wisconsin La Crosse County probate court orders hearing on will dated October 1 1957 for Minnie Wolf deceased. Creditors must file claims by June 10 1963. court actions on June 11 1963. Guardian account for Buford L Haskell to be heard April 16 1963 with three weeks of notice in La Crosse Tribune.
The City of La Crosse invites sealed bids for widening Kane Clinton Liberty 10th 11th and Main streets with curbs gutters sidewalks and related work. Plans are on file. bids due April 9 1963 with deposit and bond requirements. Plans available from City Engineer for $5 refundable if returned in five days.
All around printer sought for permanent role at the weekly shop. Also hiring two thirders or vocational school trainees. Immediate opening. Contact Robert Harvey at Clark County Press in Neillsville Wisconsin.
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