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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1968
Page
3
Sylvia Porter argues inflation will not abate without a major economic downturn. She cites a four percent annual CPI rise, six to nine percent wage growth, and rising corporate profits as drivers, with prices on food, shelter, and services continuing to climb.
Advertising drives strong response as Cory Corporation seeks professional salesmen to join an outstanding team selling a revolutionary coffee service for all business types. Unusual commission and top pay offered. outstanding income from accounts. Age open. For details collect information.
La Crosse State University will get 10 973 in federal grants for five departments to purchase instructional gear and to expand its educational television program. Donovan Riley notes 4466 supports art music geography chemistry and physics while 6507 funds curricular TV expansion under a 2 to 1 federal share.
Phyllis A. Pirner kindergarten supervising teacher at Campus School attended a teacher education seminar on The Arts in the Kindergarten. The event took place Saturday at the Wingspread Conference Center near Racine.
Wisconsin Communications Workers of America locals across Green Bay Stevens Point Racine Beloit Janesville and Kenosha voted against the three year contract with Wisconsin Telephone Co. Madison Local 5530 also rejected. About 75 percent of its 66 members opposed citing wage gaps delays in fringe benefits and initial raises. statewide tally pending with results expected Sunday possibly ending the walkout Monday.
A Wisconsin official notes Minnesota's $26.8 million dairy export total tops Wisconsin's $26.5 million led by higher creamery butter production. Minnesota produced over 320 million pounds of butter in 1967 versus Wisconsin's 251 million, while Wisconsin stayed ahead in cheese and Minnesota in ice cream.
Ronald Hanson and Kenneth Pinski named valedictorian and salutatorian at Onalaska Luther High School. Hanson, son of Mr and Mrs Orlin Hanson, has high grades 3.98 and led in offices and activities. Pinski, son of Mr and Mrs Arnold Pinski, has 3.86 average and will attend La Crosse State University.
The La Crosse Senior Citizens Center at 624 Gillette St will host its eighth look and listen social hour from 1 30 to 3 p m Monday with Nida Saunders the deaf education teacher as instructor The group will also discuss a tour of the new public library A monthly business meeting is planned for 1 30 p m Wednesday.
U S Army troops from the Dogface Battalion of the 1st Infantry Division trapped a large Viet Cong force 14 miles north of Saigon, killing 189 in 10 hours of fighting. Seven Americans were killed and 16 wounded. Other actions near Saigon, Dong Ha, and Hue involved Marine and Air Force units with multiple enemy losses and air raids.
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