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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1963
Page
7
HAL Boyle surveys how the United States surpassed 200 million motor vehicles since 1896 and shows high driving rates among workers and suburban residents. The column samples quirky facts on aging, fertility, fashion, and everyday life, reflecting midcentury outlooks.
A 29-year-old Sheboygan man shot and critically wounded his estranged wife at her home and then killed himself with a .22 rifle as four children hid nearby. Judith Felton, 30, was hit in the eye with the bullet lodging in her brain. A 10-year-old boy called neighbors for help.
A 40 foot truck trailer carrying Wisconsin vacation scenes began a 150000 mile tour to 25 states. The send off near Gen Mitchell Field was led by Lt. Gov. Jack Olson and S L Horman president of the State Chamber of Commerce.
Gerald Nemke, 20, was convicted a second time of murdering Marilyn Rae Duncan, 16, on the Chicago North West Side in 1960. The eight women and four men jury returned the verdict last Saturday night with no recommendation. May 29 was set for motions by Nemke.
Blair Wisconsin four high school students Dennis Bjorge Ronald Rude Jo Ann Schultz and Kathryn Saed have been inducted into the National Honor Society.
Haiti exiles Louis Dejoie and Daniel Fignole establish a provisional government in Puerto Rico predicting Duvalier’s fall within weeks. They seek quick U S recognition and vow to remove Duvalier, even by force if needed, amid threats of revolt as Duvalier fronts security guard protection in Port au Prince.
Argentina's president Jose Maria Guido survived a ninth cabinet crisis by ousting interior minister Gen. Enrique Rauch and replacing him with Gen. Osiris Villegas. Rauch led a purge plan against civilians and Frondizi and Peron supporters, prompting resignations and Army backing concerns.
AP previews Dinah Shore's sabbatical from television noting her chic colorful wardrobe and the strong visual appeal of her program. The article contrasts color variety programs with standard glamour and highlights Shore's musical guests, backgrounds, and performances.
Wisconsin paid 4.8 million dollars in unemployment benefits in April under state law. A strike comparison shows 6.6 million in March and 3.9 million in April 1962. By month end 30,500 unemployed filed claims, down from 43,800 at March end. year-ago claimants totaled 27,600.
In Houghton New York Allegany County volunteer firefighters lost their practice building on the college farm after an abandoned house set ablaze over multiple Fridays. Embers rekindled Saturday and the structure burned completely. In Suez Egypt troops returning from Yemen were welcomed home with garlands and songs.
The Episcopal bishop of New Hampshire called the new sweepstakes law a miserable intruder on the state and nation during the 161st annual diocesan convention in Claremont. He urged citizens to rebuke and nullify its claim on state interests.
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