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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1966

Page

20

Indoor movie houses reshape postwar exhibition trends

The article notes a boom in family type indoor theaters in regional centers led by General Cinema Corp. A projected 550 new units in three years plus 450 more on highways could add about 140 million in yearly box office and 50 million in film rentals. Simultaneous first run releases may spread films across suburbs, addressing theater shortages.

Sylvia Porter Exurbia Manhattan Sound of Music Paramount M-G-M Richard A. Smith General Cinema Corp Smith Commerce Department The Hall Syndicate, Inc

Shadow, dust, and milk power third graders’ health lessons

In the La Crosse Tribune Uncle Ray column third graders ask which matters most for health milk or orange juice. Milk offers balanced nutrients while orange juice supplies vitamin C. A shadow question explains shadow formation from the sun at different times of day. Dust origins from soil wind soot car exhaust meteoric debris and industrial emissions. Readers may request the illustrated leaflet Seven Wonders of the World by sending a stamped envelope.

Rose Shadd Kim Jackson John Harrell Diane Maguire Uncle Ray la Crosse Tribune Publishers Newspaper Syndicate

Mother of Minnesota State Senator Dies

Mrs. Linda Rosenmeier, mother of state Sen. Gordon Rosenmeier, died Saturday at age 83 in Little Falls Minnesota. Survivors include daughter Margaret Rosenmeier of Los Angeles and a sister. Funeral services set for 11 a.m. Tuesday at the Episcopal Church of Our Saviour with Bishop Philip F. McNairy presiding.

Little Falls, Minn Linda Rosenmier Gordon Rosenmeier Christian Rosenmeier Little Falls Royalton

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