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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1963
Page
7
Daily broadcast schedule listing Bozo Ripcord and several classic shows including The Untouchables The Real McCoys I Love Lucy Captain Kangaroo Love of Life and As The World Turns with News Weather and CBS daytime segments across May 7 8 9 and 10.
Readers share concerns about social stigma from a sister's out of wedlock, the impact of scandal on a dating daughter, and a husband's view on a wife's bridge habit. A 13 year old asks how to handle sweaty palms after confirmation while greeting guests.
WKBT TV lays out a packed slate with four genres: comedies Hazel and The Red Skelton Hour, dramas Ripcord and Untouchables, and talk/variety Garry Moore and Jack Benny. News Weather sports follow. Truman salutes air tomorrow at 9 on Channel 8.
A collage of word hints and clues appears, suggesting a newspaper puzzle page. Items include Roman roads, leprosy victim, willow, and a shield bearing phrase, with references to perfumes Burmese groups and a church part. The jumble hints at wordplay and cross clues for readers.
La Crosse Tribune column from May 7 1963 features Ann Landers style responses on etiquette and personal concerns. Letters discuss shaking hands, gender cues, and guidance for freedom within limits, with humor and practical tips for readers seeking counsel.
Besides George Washington who appointed 11 justices, Franklin D Roosevelt who appointed 8, only Presidents Jackson Lincoln and Taft appointed as many as five justices to the Supreme Court.
Senate conferees drop a Senate plan to require a lump sum $73 million payment to the Philippines for World War I damage claims. They agree to continue individual claim payments via a U.S. commission and bar lobbyists from receiving fees. The deal also finalizes a $1.5 billion supplemental bill with $450 million for Kennedy public works and other items.
In 1960 Jacques Piccard wrote he observed a shrimp and a foot-long fish resembling a sole scuttling at 35,800 feet beneath the sea surface, noting the extreme depth of the sighting.
Princess Anne, daughter of Queen Elizabeth II, appears in blue jeans at Windsor Park just after acting as chief bridesmaid at her cousin’s Westminster Abbey wedding. She also drives her father’s car on public roads, risking illegality due to age and licensing rules.
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