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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1965
Page
5
Residents in Littleton Colorado report flood damage from the South Platte River impacting linen and kitchen areas of homes in the Columbine Country Club vicinity. The event recalls floods from 25 to 30 years ago affecting households and their belongings.
Secretary Wirtz urged a 30 year old unemployment system overhaul before the House Ways and Means Committee. Republicans Byrnes and Utt challenged the need for federal standards noting their states Wisconsin and California already lead with high benefits. The administration argues for federal long term benefits, wider coverage, higher employer taxes and state cost grants.
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Dr. Richard J. Brown resigns as vice president of Whitewater State University and takes a two year faculty leave to become executive director of the U S Commission for Cultural and Educational Exchange in Iran. The commission operates under a 1961 act and handles student faculty and cultural exchanges between the United States and Iran.
Cheyenne Wyoming AP correspondent recounts the financial and logistical burden of supporting a high school cheerleader. A daughter's progress from junior high to varsity spawns multiple uniforms, trips, and summer work, plus early morning practice interruptions at six.
La Crescent Minnesota reports the first driver training class has finished the required behind the wheel hours. 83 students completed driver education with 54 in the behind-the-wheel program using two cars loaned by Dahl Motors and Ray Hutson Chevrolet. Richard Shannon scored 98 and his twin Robert 93 as top performers.
In Auckland New Zealand Shirley Ann Lawson held two of her quintuplets for the first time and then left the hospital with the five babies still under careful nursing. She fed Deborah and Shirlene and told husband Sam to hurry to the National Women’s Hospital. The quints four girls and a boy born July 27 remain in the hospital’s special unit under careful observation.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Holmes won first place in Friday's duplicate bridge with 5642 points. Belva Grajczyk and Mabel Smith were second with 5314, Kenneth Twite and Alfred Liepold placed third with 52 percent, and Bonnie Hoesley with Lydia Fair finished fourth at 50 percent.
Sen. Proxmire announced the Army awarded Amron Corp of Waukesha a $1.4 million contract to manufacture 2,505,400 20 millimeter M5682 projectiles to be produced in Waukesha. The report notes the first licensed merry go round dates to 1892 in Old Orchard Beach Maine.
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