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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1958
Page
7
President Eisenhower rejects new tax cuts now, arguing the recession may be over but inflation risks loom. The focus turns to preventing a renewed rise in prices as government spending expands and the deficit grows, with headlines of auto and rail excise proposals sparking debate.
Sen. Alexander Wiley calls the AEC to reexamine its decision against funding a 100 million dollar high speed accelerator. MURA proposes building near the University of Wisconsin with pilot models in place and argues for early university atmosphere over a federal lab setting. R O Rollefson of MURA stresses immediate lab construction to continue experiments.
New York AP David Susskind head of Talent Associates argues live drama remains viable. He outlines next season plans including seven live dramas for Show of the Month and numerous specials and Circle Theater productions. He cites quality decline economic recession and conformity as causes.
AP analyst James Marlow notes Charles de Gaulle offers vague aims as he seeks power, with Pflimlin’s tentative resignation adding uncertainty. The French crisis centers on De Gaulle’s silence and lofty rhetoric about future actions, including NATO, Soviet ties, and Algerian talks. Civil war fears linger.
A La Crosse woman invested one dollar in a Tribune Want Ad to advertise items she no longer needed. By this morning she had sold everything and her profit equaled eight times the ad cost, an 800 percent return illustrating how WANT ADS WORK.
An unidentified wildling demonstrates the straight line principle by racing from the north to the south Appleton city limits. The deer breaks into a Main Street shoe store, shatters a plate glass window, dashes across College Avenue, through another store window, and exits through a back door.
A 56-foot two seater jet fighter for the Navy underwent a 20 minute test flight reaching 40 000 feet in St. Louis. Chief test pilot Robert C. Little of McDonnell Aircraft Corp praised the aircraft saying the Navy will be proud. The F4H 1 is designed to exceed twice the speed of sound and can carry air to air missiles and nuclear bombs for long missions.
President Eisenhower nominated Bernhard Gettelman of Milwaukee as customs collector with headquarters in Milwaukee. The move places Gettelman in charge of duties and enforcement at the port and related offices.
James E Waldenberger was elected to regular membership in Alpha Sigma Mu the national honorary metallurgical fraternity upon the recommendation of the department of metallurgy at the University of Wisconsin He is the son of Mrs Josephine
R Waldenberger of Onalaska is honored for the splendid scholastic record he has maintained at the University of Wisconsin. The citation highlights sustained academic excellence and dedication to university coursework.
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