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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1958
Page
11
Bare feet fascinate baby and tiny shoes with rattles are sewn to entertain him in the crib. Corduroy and pique footwear wash easily. A scented soap cake serves as a sachet for baby clothes, placed in drawers to perfume garments and add charm.
In a kid friendly dialogue Uncle Ray explains Jupiter’s diameter differences from pole to pole and at the equator, noting Jupiter is the largest planet. He compares it to Saturn, cites a 20 percent larger diameter, and mentions Jupiter’s Great Red Spot and a hypothetical weight change for Jimmy, while inviting readers to request a stamp collecting leaflet.
The piece cites psychologist Jacob Le vine on comedians using humor to mask anxiety and fear, and Dr. Dorothy Baruch’s booklet on understanding a child's perspective before disciplining. It also notes a shift in aging from physical energy to judgment and foresight, citing studies in human development.
The Circuit Court ruled Fond Du Lac may proceed with piping lake water to boost its supply. Judge Beilfuss dismissed objections by the Citizens Municipal Government League who challenged the Public Service Commission order authorizing the pipeline. Bids had reached about 2.44 million dollars for a four mile line, but council delayed final action during litigation.
Dr Richard F Post of UC Livermore predicted thermonuclear energy would become the main power source within 5 to 10 years He spoke at a symposium at Caltech noting fusion would use hydrogen as fuel is cheap plentiful and presents no atomic danger or residue
AP reports TV crime and brutality are at a peak per the National Assn for Better Radio and Television. For the week of May 39, seven Los Angeles stations aired 223 killings before 9 PM, plus 161 murders and 192 attempted murders among other offenses.
Milwaukee police say 42 year old John Mikulich was hurt when he tried to cut apart a homemade rocket his 12 year old son was building in the basement. The device exploded, causing lacerations to the father’s chest and arms. the child’s rocket was a two foot pipe filled with match heads, according to authorities.
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About 200 male students clashed with security as two wreckers tried to tow cars parked on grass between dormitories. Driver Keith Elkins was struck by bottles, while police and sheriff's deputies protected the scene and returned students to dorms. Dean Lewis Jones promised a thorough check.
A 37 year old brush salesman Nelson Bloom killed himself in Toledo by pouring gasoline inside his car tying himself inside and setting the vehicle on fire according to sheriff's deputies.
A June 5 governor's breakfast in Madison will open June Dairy Month activities. More than 250 agriculture and industry readers will attend as Gov. Thomson speaks, highlighting a month of efforts to boost dairy product sales.
Chief Clerk Murray W. Snyder appeared before Allegheny County commissioners to read a request for an all purpose push button striper. Commissioner Stewart questioned taxpayers while Snyder clarified it is an $8 600 machine used to paint road stripes.
North Middletown High School handed out 22 diplomas then retrieved them due to bad weather and a flu epidemic. Classes will return for final exams and unsigned diplomas now to be reissued signed in an informal ceremony Friday. Farne Islands off Northumberland coast now face complaints of overpopulation after historically small populations.
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