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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1963
Page
6
Jenkin Lloyd Jones argues for recognizing risk and reward on Wall Street. He contrasts a flexible free market with glamor stocks and warns against overreliance on traditional measures while praising the honest broker who hedges bets. He honors the risk taker as an authentic American hero.
R J Robey of La Crosse argues that State College Viterbo University and nearby hospitals expanded with new dormitories and facilities without government condemnation. He notes Viterbo owns $318000 in property and 27 living units, with room to add floors to Marian Hall Dormitory.
The article discusses natural infant fears such as loud noises and separation from mother and warns against overprotectiveness. It notes that as imagination grows, children develop curiosity and fears about death, and advises gentle, matter of fact discussion and sympathetic listening to reduce anxiety. It also cautions that horror stories should not be shown to young children.
Thirty lines of mixed items recount 1943 events from Russell Islands occupation to local officials in La Crosse County, school fires with losses, and Army Air Force commissions. It notes 34th-year chairmanship for R. W. Davis in Bangor, and mentions fire damage at Tomah High School with estimated losses.
The article analyzes Republican reliance on the income tax during 1939 to 1957 while Wisconsin faced tax policy debates. It notes past opposition to a sales tax, cites Kohler and Thomson, and credits Gov Nelson with endorsing tax revision. It argues a bipartisan path toward a balanced revenue program amid rising government costs.
Wisconsin senator William Proxmire promotes a $25-a-plate dinner in Washington to raise funds for his 1964 re election campaign. The plan follows scrutiny over a high paid staffer and contrasts with his fiscal responsibility stance.
In a six no trump by South, dummy’s and East’s heart distribution shaped the defense. South pressed East with a heart lead and pressure in clubs, forcing East to part with a club and diamond cards. South eventually cashed clubs and diamonds for just enough to secure the contract.
Washington notebook reports Charles Lombard presents a satirical take on the Kennedy era push for a fitness program. The mock car features quirky items and a top secret instruction book while Sen. Cleveland and Rep. Reifel figures are cited in lighthearted context. Alfred Hitchcock declines comment on the program.
Roger Babson urges workers and youth to value every job and embrace discipline. He stresses interdependence in production from materials to inspection and warns dropouts limit future job prospects. He notes 1950s skill demand favors engineering and tech fields and cautions parents against letting children dropout.
The notice lists daily and morning distribution call times for missed papers and provides contact details for the circulation department and advertising representatives across multiple cities including Chicago Detroit San Francisco New York Minneapolis Los Angeles Kansas City Atlanta.
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