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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1963
Page
9
Wisconsin Dells AP Lt. Gov. Jack Olson said he has not decided whether to run for governor. He noted supporters urge entry, but he has no commitments. Others including former Lt. Gov. Warren Knowles are being touted by Republicans for the nomination next year.
Damascus Syria AP Prime Minister Salah Bitar announced formation of his third cabinet in five months amid a heated dispute between President Gamal Abdel Nasser and Syria's Ba ath Socialist party. Officials said foreign and economic policies would stay unchanged.
Pentagon personnel experts say today’s draftees are brighter than those inducted in World War II and Korea. Mental standards were raised May 1 and selectivity has increased over several years as soldiers face more complex equipment.
Experts say current draftees are on average of higher mental standards than World War II and Korea, with fewer lower and fewer high mental category inductees due to a smaller draft. Deferments for college rise, Army strength sits near 970,000, and the draft law remains in place as long as the international situation stays unsettled.
In a nature feature Uncle Ray explains the American buffalo or bison as the largest native New World animal. Males reach up to 2 500 pounds, with cows far smaller. herds once vast now number only a few dozen. Bulls fight for top rank while herds often follow a leading cow. battles last hours with loud snorts and bellows. The piece notes a companion offer for a free leaf let “The Story of the Alphabet.”
Three explosions rocked Bolzano today amid a wave of agitation by German speaking residents in South Tyrol. No injuries were reported. The blasts followed a prior bombing at a police barracks chimney that gravely injured two prisoners, amid calls for greater regional autonomy.
Gov. John W. Reynolds supported John G. Werner, a Milwaukee labor union official and Wisconsin Democratic Party treasurer, for the Wisconsin Employment Relations Board. The vacancy follows the term of Republican appointee John Fitzgibbon. Reynolds spoke on WTMJ-TV and called Werner an able and qualified man.
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