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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1958
Page
1
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Governor Vernon W. Thomson signed a proclamation designating today as Newspaperboy Day. He praised newspaperboys for their education value, independence, and public service, saying busy boys are better boys and that these youths may become tomorrow's leaders.
Hank Bauer powered the Yankees with a homer and three other hits driving in four runs as New York shut out Milwaukee 4-0 to trim the World Series deficit to 1-2. Whitey Ford and Warren Spahn were the scheduled starters for Game 4 at Yankee Stadium with a 2:05 p.m. EDT start.
In Corsica premier De Gaulle showcases a five year Algeria plan aiming to boost industry housing and Moslem opportunities while avoiding political questions. Right wing leaders voice consternation and rumors swirl of Salan promotions as fighting continues in Central and Western Algeria with over 30 rebels killed or captured.
Britain and the United States press to elevate the disarmament issue in the United Nations General Assembly's main political committee. They seek U.N. backing for Geneva talks on a nuclear test ban and possible U.N. sponsorship of the resulting control framework. Dag Hammarskjold urges rapid progress and a unified U.N. role in any agreement.
The Agriculture Department announced the final price support rates for 1958 crop corn grown under federal acreage allotments will average $1.36 per bushel. The announcement confirms the end of price support levels for this crop and links them to compliance with allotments.
Mrs Zum argues that diplomatic circles should not imply endless back and forth. She urges decisive steps to advance talks and reach tangible results. The comment reflects frustration with slow progress in negotiations.
President Eisenhower’s doctors report him in excellent health after a complete physical at Walter Reed on Oct 3-4 1958. The bulletin notes prior illnesses including a 1955 heart attack and 1956 ileitis and a 1957 stroke, with no further detail given.
An unemployed coal miner his wife and five of their seven children perished today in an explosion triggered fire at their home in Indiana Pennsylvania.
Western Wisconsin Education Assn votes to move its annual meeting to late March or early April 1960, breaking 53 years of fall scheduling. Board adds Lloyd Anderson and Elmo Gulsvig to leadership, with a full slate of officers and educators offering resolutions on legislation, teacher recruitment, certification, salaries, and guidelines for classrooms.
The stock market climbed to multiple record highs with heavy volume and near historic levels. The Associated Press averages rose to new highs as the Dow and S&P 500 set fresh records amid labor peace at Chrysler and General Motors and strong car, steel, and copper activity.
Rescuers inch down 9000 foot Mount Olympus with a stretcher carrying 17 year old Douglas Chapman after a 20 foot fall. The injured high school student suffered head cuts and swelling but no broken bones and waited with a companion as cold and darkness set in. A helicopter or another climbing party was expected to deliver first aid equipment. Chapman was spotted by 17 year old Kit Sallenback who reported the incident from a service station.
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