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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1964
Page
22
A dated listing shows weekday broadcast timings from morning news to prime time. Programs include The Perry Mason, Rawhide, and Moon Over Burma with segments such as News Weather and Headlines The Century, plus kid shows Captain Kangaroo and Mickey Mouse Club.
Milwaukee AP James W. Dorsey, 67, was named Monday as the first Negro court commissioner in Milwaukee history. Circuit Judge Leander J. Foley Jr. sworn in for a six year term. County Judge Elliot Walstead also took an oath as Foley's successor in a county court branch.
Public employee pensions managed by the state have grown into a $600 million project, the Public Expenditure Survey of Wisconsin said Monday. The study covers five retirement funds for state and local government workers including conservation wards, Milwaukee teachers, Wisconsin retirement, and state teachers, all receiving employer contributions.
WKBT presents Kiddies' Hour at five and after noon, with CBS News at 5 30 hosted by Walter Cronkite. Lucille Ball and Gary Morton guest on Password at 6 30. Rawhide runs 7 00 to 8 00. Perry Mason 8 30 to 9 30. The Detectives at 9 30 features a hostage scenario. Moon Over Burma closes the night at 10 30 with a cast list and a plot recap.
The survey shows the state retirement systems had combined balances of 542.6 million dollars as of July 1 last year and are projected to reach 656.4 million by June 30, 1965.
Breeding animal output in the United States shows a 90 percent increase compared with 1919 to 1921 levels, indicating a substantial postwar rise in agricultural efficiency and production capacity.
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