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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1965
Page
5
La Crosse Tribune dated Thursday August 5 1965 highlights local news items with delivery the next day via RFD towns. Readers are reminded of community happenings and regional updates from La Crosse Wisconsin.
Madison reports that the Assembly decisively rejected the conservation department proposal to buy a large Menominee forest preserve for a county recreation area. Gov Knowles contemplated a statewide conference on aid but did not act, while Menominee voices argued against taking tribal lands from community control. A state Menominee study panel seeks federal aid options.
A reader asks about leaving a controlling husband for a six day trip with his threats and abuse. Ann urges breaking free, planning the trip, and notes family meddling. A second writer contemplates pushing back against a lewd coworker, with advice to respond sharply. The column offers practical, no nonsense guidance and cautions about financial manipulation by family.
America the Roman Catholic weekly suggests Arthur J. Goldberg, appointed U S ambassador to the United Nations, could in time become the first Jewish president. An editorial lauds his career and Horatio Alger-like rise.
Wisconsin Senators Proxmire and Nelson opposed Javits substitute for the Dirksen reapportionment amendment. The Senate defeated the motion on a 85 to 12 roll call as Gov Knowles politics were cited.
An 18 month old boy, Bruce Davies, drowned in Lake Owasso after wandering from a fenced yard in Roseville. He crawled through a dog gate, was found by his mother in the shallows with a bruise over an eye from a possible fall on a stone.
Republican state chairman Ody J. Fish said the Legislature's advances under GOP Gov Warren P Knowles stand in sharp contrast to six years of confusion under Democratic administrations. He praised Republicans across Wisconsin for pride in the dynamic leadership and determined efforts shaping policy.
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