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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1963
Page
3
Sylvia Porter outlines further rules for working couples to manage finances. She asserts wives should cover home maid service and in home entertainments while husbands handle outings. The piece discusses budgeting for future children and annual fixed expenses and emphasizes a personal allowance and private decisions within a partnership.
President Kennedy signed a bill to promote and develop outdoor recreation programs in a White House ceremony. He praised Congress for protecting the nation’s outdoor heritage and presented one of the first pens to Rep. Wayne N. Aspinall.
In Tomah Wisconsin the Miller School Parent Teacher Association names Rev. Thomas Farrell as president Norman Drescher as vice president Mrs Clarence Anderson as secretary and Mrs Donald Loether as treasurer John Drew retires from the post of president.
The communications satellite Relay I transmitted heart sounds of an unborn child from Milwaukee to a French lab. The test, part of biometeric research by Dr. Saul Lark, involved Marquette University and NASA, with the fetus from Mrs. Donna Lee Thomas at Mt. Sinai Hospital.
Houston High School flute trio Cynthia Foss Mary Ann Skifton and Margo McCune earned an A rating at the regional music contest in Owatonna Foss also earned an A for a flute solo with accompaniment by Anna Marie Houge
The Wisconsin State Employment Service lists steady demand for female applicants in service occupations in the city including restaurants domestics laundries and hospitals. Qualified applicants may seek details at the WSES office 508 5th Ave S.
Dr. Lark from the International Confederation for Medical Electronics argues that developing the technique will enable remote diagnosis and could eventually foster heart preventive medicine through global classification studies.
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