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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1965
Page
3
A wide weather forecast tracks conditions from Bemidji to Denver and Philadelphia to Seattle. Expect varying temperatures and potential storms across the listed cities with advisories issued for travel and outdoor plans.
The piece traces salt origins from Latin sal to Roman salt money and dishes, explains salt in water and seas like the Dead Sea and Great Salt Lake, notes evaporation leaving salt, and cites oceans containing about 40 million cubic miles of salt. It ends by offering a free Uncle Ray puzzle leaflet upon request.
In clinical tests of the new M P O advanced hemorrhoid treatment doctors reported results were good to excellent for five of six patients. M P O works five ways for faster relief, easing pain with Benzocaine and shrinking swollen tissue by releasing Ephedrine based vasoconstrictor.
A Rowland Todd 40, former head of United Community Services of Appleton, was named executive director of the Wisconsin Welfare Council. He will succeed Robert McGee who resigned to take a doctoral fellowship at Brandeis University. The council plans and researches health recreation and welfare statewide.
A reader laments absent family at a mother's funeral while noting loneliness she endured before death. A separate plea asks a wife to confront a husband’s shoplifting and seek medical help, with advice to return stolen merchandise if possible. Ann Landers offers to help via the column.
George E. Marquardt, 19, identified as a former research assistant, was convicted in Madison Circuit Court of stealing $2,476 worth of equipment from University of Wisconsin laboratories. He posed as a research scientist at multiple universities and the Argonne Laboratory, was arrested in Los Angeles, and received one to four years probation with restitution and support obligations.
Former President Harry S. Truman and Mrs Truman arrived at Kennedy Airport to join daughter Margaret and her family. They were met by Clifton Daniel, Margaret’s husband, as the couple flew in from Kansas City. Truman used a cane to walk about 100 feet to the Daniels' station wagon.
Washington hearings in two Senate subcommittees examine protecting the right to a fair trial without infringing on press freedom. Senators Morse Ervin and Tydings lead discussions on limits to what media can publish about pending criminal cases and potential contempt penalties for disclosures.
Doerre Hardware in La Crosse invites customers to call 2-6407 for immediate free delivery, highlighting shopping alternatives with a direct phone order offer.
AP analysis explains how the U S dollar, long trusted to finance world trade, faces renewed scrutiny as Washington shifts toward drawing dollars back home. Surplus holdings abroad, speculation fears, and Vietnam funding pressures raise questions about liquidity and potential devaluation.
Actor John Wayne remains in a Rome hospital after injuring his back during a movie scene for Cast a Giant Shadow. The incident involved a scuffle with co star Kirk Douglas.
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