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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1965

Page

3

Dow Jones averages and stock market myths explained

The piece argues Dow Jones 30 stocks mislead readers about market moves, stressing that the broader market contains over 1,200 common stocks and only the full price changes of individual holdings reveal real gains or losses. It cites The Exchange's overview of index limitations and offers dollar equivalents for Dow point changes.

Sylvia Porter Dow-Jones New York Stock Exchange the Exchange NYSE Standard & Poor Moody’s Dow- Jones Exchange Johnson Viet Nam The Hall Syndicate, Inc

Nigeria Then and Now Across Cities and Villages

Uncle Ray tours Nigeria describing mud huts and glass windows in cities while noting British colonial history and native religions. He explains ju ju shrines, leopard men legends, and the predominance of Islam in settled areas, inviting readers to request the travel leaflet.

Nigeria Westcentral Africa Great Britain France Uncle Ray la Crosse Tribune Publishers Newspaper Syndicate

Miss America to attend Shrine football game in Milwaukee

Miss America Vonda Kay Van Dyke of Phoenix will attend the August 21 Shrine football game pitting the Green Bay Packers against the Chicago Bears, Shrine officials announced.

Milwaukee Vonda Kay van Dyke Phoenix Ariz Green Bay Packers Chicago Bears

Wedding vows add drive slowly pledge in Two Harbors

In Two Harbors Minnesota wedding vows may include a promise to drive slowly after the ceremony. City safety chief Ray Thomas studies risks from car chases and horn blasts during wedding sendoffs. Clergy and planners back slow celebrations to protect pedestrians and traffic.

Two Harbors Minn Public Safety Ray Thomas

GOP Must Gain In 1966 First-Fish RIPON

Wisconsin Republican Chairman Ody Fish urged focus on 1966 gains before 1968. He warned that without congressional wins in 1966 no 1968 nomination would occur. Polls show Gov Knowles more popular than since election, with highlights in higher education highway safety and conservation.

RIPON Ody J.fish Fish Wisconsin Young Republicans Waren P. Knowles Young Republicans Knowles

Damores Welcome a Daughter Victoria Katherine Esther

Actress Judy Rawlins wife of Vic Damone gave birth Sunday at Cedars of Lebanon hospital to a girl named Victoria Katherine Esther. The child is the couple’s first, while Damone has a 10 year old son Perry by his first wife.

Hollywood Judy Rawlins Vic Damone Cedars of Lebanon Hospital Victoria Katherine Esther Damone Perry

Army probes extent of under eighteen soldiers in Viet Nam

Army headquarters asks South Viet Nam commanders for numbers of youths under 18 in the war zone and whether any violate regulations. A survey shows about 68 000 enlisted personnel under 18 worldwide, with 17 000 in the Army, plus smaller counts in other services.

Viet Zone Washington Army South Viet Nam Saigon 173Rd Airborne Brigade Viet Nam Navy Air Force Sisted U.S Marine Corps

Army enlistments up 54 percent in Wisconsin and Upper Michigan

Milwaukee recruiters report a 54 percent rise in Army enlistments across Wisconsin and Upper Michigan, attributed to draft quota increases. Lt. Paul Taddy notes many young men fear conscription and prefer guaranteed Army schooling through enlistment.

Wisconsin Upper Michigan Milwaukee Upper Michigan Paul Taddy

Ginger Rogers Dazzles in Dolly on Broadway Revival

New York AP reports Ginger Rogers wowed Broadway crowds in the Hello Dolly! stage return at the St James Theatre. Fans packed the box office and applauded her extended dance steps as Rogers praised director Gower Champion and producer David Merrick. She thanked her mother, husband William Marshall, and admirers backstage, teary yet grateful for the joyous night.

New York St. James Theater Ginger Rog Carol Channing West Coast Ginger Fred Astaire Dolly Gower Champion Miss Rogers David Merrick William Marshall

American Quits Firm Over Disagreements

London AP report: William C. Kidd resigns as vice president of International S. C. Johnson and Son Inc. due to policy clashes with the parent firm. He cites disagreements on international marketing and penetration issues and notes communication difficulties. He does not discuss domestic policy disputes.

London William C. Kidd International S. C. Johnson and Son, Inc Kidd

Fire Insurance Rates On Farm Buildings Up

Madison AP reports higher fire insurance premiums for farm buildings as the State Insurance Commissioner Charles Manson announced new rates effective today. The Fire Insurance Rating Bureau members face an estimated $350,000 increase in total premiums due to higher losses in farm fires over the past five years.

Madison Charles Manson Fire Insurance Rating Bureau Manson

Field Foundation appoints Leslie W. Dunbar director

Leslie W. Dunbar of Atlanta is named executive director of the Field Foundation in New York. He will replace Maxwell Hahn who retires Oct 1 after nearly five years with the foundation and comes from his current role as executive director of the Southern Regional Council. The Field Foundation was created in 1940 by Marshall Field III to support charitable educational and scientific aims.

New York Leslie W. Dunbar Atlanta Field Foundation Marshall Field Dunbar Southern Regional Council Maxwell Hahn Foundation Marshall Field III

Eight Mrs Wisconsin Finalists to be Named

At the Wisconsin State Fair the field of over 1 000 contestants will be narrowed to eight finalists in the 1965 Mrs Wisconsin judging. The titlist will be crowned next Monday after two days of competition. Mrs Clark D Leffler of Racine was 1964 Mrs Wisconsin.

Milwaukee Wisconsin Clark D. Leffler Racine

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