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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1963

Page

3

Veteran Actor Monty Woolley Dies at 74 in Albany

Monty Woolley veteran stage and screen actor died at Albany Medical Center aged 74 after a period of declining health. He lived in Saratoga Springs years and considered it his home town. He was famed for The Beard and for playing Sheridan Whiteside in The Man Who Came to Dinner.

Albany N.Y Monty Woolley Albany Medical Center Hospital Woolley Saratoga Springs Saratoga Hospital Lima Peru Mario Si

Woolley Starred In The Man Who Came to Dinner Role

The actor originated Sheridan Whiteside on Broadway in Man Who Came to Dinner and later played the same character in the film adaptation and a 1954 television production.

Woolley Sheridan Whiteside

Oshkosh Professor To Head Guidance Assn

Dr. Gordon Drake, education professor at Oshkosh State College, was elected president of the Wisconsin Personnel and Guidance Association at its Saturday meeting in Wausau. The session's theme asked how guidance personnel can meet future dynamic challenges. Harvey Schwandner, Milwaukee Sentinel editor, stressed the enduring importance of print in preserving democracy amid changing media.

Solly Violinsky Broadway Writer Dies at 78

Solly Violinsky a 78 year old Broadway gag writer song writer and vaudeville performer died Sunday of cancer Born Soly Ginsberg in Russia he was a noted figure in stage entertainment.

Binghamton, N.Y Solly Violinsky Violinsky Soly Ginsberg Russia

From the Mailbag Sees Automation As Threat To Families

A NY columnist notes automation strains family harmony as workers vent on spouses. Other items reference ancient Egypt cures, pencil checks, star sizes, tax status in NE and NJ, dental links to emotions, a quip by Helen Rowland, and odd statutes and daily newspaper spending.

New York Egypt

Albertson inaugurated as youngest Stevens Point State president

Dr James H. Albertson was inaugurated as the eighth president of Stevens Point State College. He urged curriculum reappraisal to fit a changing society, calling for a liberal education by integrating humanities social sciences and natural sciences. At 37 he is the system's youngest president. The Rev Cyrus Albertson gave the invocation. About 1,000 people attended the field house ceremony with regents present.

Stevens Point James H. Albertson Stevens Point State College Albertson Wisconsin State College System Cyrus Albertson Seattle Board of Regents of State Colleges

Briton Goes On Trial In Moscow On Tuesday

British businessman Greville Wynne, 42, goes on trial in Moscow Tuesday charged with spying on the Soviet Union. The maximum penalty is death, but no foreigner is known to have received the death sentence for espionage. Wynne's wife Sheila arrived Sunday to attend Moscow's big show trial since Gary Powers' 1960 case.

Moscow Greville Wynne Soviet Union Wynne Sheila Francis Gary Powers

Pearson Calls UK Visit Pleasant and Successful

Ottawa AP says Canadian Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson termed his London trip very pleasant and successful from his point of view. He plans informal talks with President Kennedy during a Hyannis Port weekend visit.

Ottawa Lester B. Pearson Britain Canada London Kennedy Hyannis Port

Terrorists Set Fire to Venezuelan Plant

Ten pro Communist terrorists set fire Sunday to the Union Grafica food packaging plant in Caracas, subsidiary of the Food Containing Corp of Chicago, causing about $500000 in damage.

Caracas Venezuela Union Grafica Food Packaging The Food Containing Corp of Chicago

Odd Bits Chomped by Sharks and White House Matrimony

A quirky clipping notes sharks swallow almost anything from tin cans to a full-grown dog. It quotes Arnold H. Glason on life expectancy and mail service then pivots to a joke about marriage and presidential bachelors, mentioning James Buchanan.

Arnold H. Glason White House James Buchanan Thom

Jefferson and Van Buren Elected to Presidency

The article notes that Thomas Jefferson and Martin Van Buren were elected to the U.S. presidency, highlighting the political outcome and the leaders involved.

Jefferson Martin van Buren U.s.presidency

Report Soviet Rocket Base In Red China

Chinese Nationalist military sources doubt a Hong Kong report that the Chinese Communists have a Soviet manned rocket base near Nanking. The Kung Sheung Daily News said the base is equipped with intermediate missiles trained to ward Formosa, the Philippines and Japan.

Taipei Formosa Hong Kong Nanking Kung Sheung Daily News Philippines Japan

Summit School PTA Sets Evening on Tuesday

Summit School on French Island will not allow room visitation during the 7 30 p m PTA meeting. Parents may view an all student art exhibit and then hear a program of instrumental and vocal music.

Summit School French Island PTA

Local rummage and sale notices around town

Universal Photo Service offers film processing at 514 State Street with satisfaction guaranteed. Neighborhood sale features an outboard motor bunk beds sectional couch clothing and household items. Rummage events include 400 No Losey Street May 8 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 2819 Quarry Place garage sale 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday. Additional sale at 2145 Winnebago with clothing sizes 13 to 16 and other items.

Universal Photo Service State Street Losey Quarry Place Cass Main Winnebago

Oakdale Cooperative Electric Awarded $100000 LOAN

Rural Electrification Administration approved a 100000 loan for the Oakdale Cooperative Electric Association to finance wiring and purchase of electrical and plumbing appliances for rural consumers. W. E. Rabe Sr. of Tomah is president and Lloyd McCaskey of Oakdale is manager.

Oakdale Wis Oakdale Cooperative Electrical Association Rural Electrification Administration Ninth Dist Lester Johnson Washington, D.C W. E. Rabe Sr Tomah Lloyd McCaskey

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