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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1963
Page
16
The Minnesota Legislature debates a measure to dissolve about 560 nonoperating school districts by July 1, 1965 to cut state aid costs. Supporters say districts soak up funds with no local taxes. opponents urge local solution instead.
Dr. Michael B. Shimkin of the National Cancer Institute argues in Public Health Reports that some human cancers may be caused by viruses. He notes cancers occur in dogs cattle fowl cats fish frogs reptiles and wild animals and that viruses are proven to cause certain cancers in mice rats and rabbits.
Robert E. Haukedahl, 29, son of Kenosha Police Chief Stanley Haukedahl, was sentenced to a year in jail on a grand theft charge. He pleaded guilty to taking about $2500 of equipment from the University of Wisconsin and Madison schools and had prior probation for similar thefts. Judge Buenzli noted his lack of cooperation in the previous case. He is married with three children.
Dr. Toshiye Tagasaki cites a 1961-62 Contra Costa County survey of 12 136 junior and senior high students finding 121 pregnancies. She notes the highest incidence occurred in an all white, high income area and argues mass media sexual titillation fuels premarital pregnancies.
Three veteran patrolmen told a legislative subcommittee that quotas pressured officers to issue arrests and tickets. They described threats of transfers and indoctrination, while one officer said conditions improved and officers could work with freer minds.
The Elroy Lions Club presents an amateur contest Sunday in Elroy Wisconsin. Eighteen acts perform starting at 8:30 p.m. at the Elroy Theater to raise funds for the Elroy Clinic stock pledge.
Decreasing cloudiness and cooler tonight with fair and cooler Saturday. Highs mid-50s and nights 35 to 40. Wisconsin mostly cool with chance of rain and snow in extreme north. Minnesota and Iowa mostly fair and colder. Five day forecast calls for 6 to 11 degrees above normal temperatures and 0.4 to 0.6 inch of precipitation in showers Friday night and early next week.
The quote contrasts killers curing their temper with thoughts of the electric chair, arguing that only the insane would pull a trigger while considering consequences. It reflects a cultural debate on criminal responsibility and mental state.
Seventeen winners of the Dollarwords puzzle split the $300 prize with each receiving $17.65. Checks are being mailed to the winners including Mrs. Don Fillner Mrs. Axel Gilbertson Mrs. Duane Pifer Thelma Harris and many others across Wisconsin cities and towns.
A discussion of clue solving choices for an across and down word puzzle. Each entry argues why the intended solution is stronger than the misfit candidate, noting wordplay and semantic reasoning with examples like DREAM vs Dread and FADS vs Fans.
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip returned to London from a six week Commonwealth tour of Fiji New Zealand and Australia. The trip drew mixed reactions with some questioning the value of royal parades abroad and critics suggesting such tours may have outlived their usefulness according to a London Times editorial.
Madison AP reports the State Department of Taxation explains that merchants struggle with Schedule D on form St-12A. Column L total Wisconsin business is required, but columns J and K may be omitted. The department says a full breakdown of taxable versus non taxable items is not necessary.
The fragment notes that the current request resembles the business schedule found on the annual income tax return. It hints at a standard form requirement and suggests consistency with prior filings. No names, dates, or places are provided.
A temporary injunction blocked Arlan's Discount Department Store from selling one shirt brand at $2.99 in Madison. Judge William Sachtsen set a later hearing on the Phillips-Van Heusen Corp petition for a permanent injunction, asserting the fair-trade price was $4.25.
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