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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1965
Page
10
The Pentagon reported that more than half of mailed letters on Viet Nam support the U S commitment, reversing an earlier spring pattern. In April 93 favorable versus 177 unfavorable, by late May 45 to 42, and last week 72 favorable to 67 unfavorable.
Dr. William H. Pickering head of Ranger and Mariner space photography programs urges the United States to begin naming Mars features. He told the National Space Club that this would be the first step in real mapping of Mars based on Mariner 4 photographs.
The Rt. Rev. James A. Pike of California faces heresy charges from fourteen Arizona priests. He denies disbelief in the Virgin birth and the Trinity and says he may have erred in ordaining a woman as a deacon. He expects support from the House of Bishops meeting September 7 to 9 in Glacier National Park, Montana.
In Washington AP Humphrey, presiding in the Senate, cast a vote on a defeated antipoverty amendment to the antipoverty bill amid a 45 45 tie. He said the chair wanted to vote and noted his right to vote on ties.
Cairo AP reports President Gamal Abdel Nasser will fly to Saudi Arabia within days for talks with King Faisal aimed at ending Yemen’s civil war. The move signals efforts to secure a regional ceasefire amid the ongoing conflict.
Police identified Holda Borchardt Porth, 56, wife of Winston-Salem rocket engineer, as the drowning slaying victim. Her body was found near Draper Mountain after she drove from Winston-Salem to Milwaukee to visit relatives. A John Doe warrant lists unknown assailants for robbery and murder. authorities suspect a hitchhiker killed her. Funeral planned in Milwaukee where her mother and siblings live.
Free exhibition of Walter and Margaret Keane works runs 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Friday and Saturday at the Ivy Motel. Paul Nelson coordinates the show featuring 54 portraits of children with large eyes. The Keanes began painting in 1948, with Mrs Keane also painting many famous personalities including Adlai Stevenson.
Gov Warren Knowles rode a decorative wagon in the Wisconsin State Fair lumberjack parade on Governor’s Day. He noted the legislature had been easy and greeted crowds while signing autographs and visiting exhibits. Attendance for five days trailed last year’s pace, with 430 718 visitors. Awards crowned Jefferson County and Walworth and Columbia in junior livestock judging, and draft horse show winners were named from Iowa and Wisconsin farms.
Britain’s commercial television companies were ordered to cut crime programs from 8 to 9 p.m. on weekdays and reduce American shows in the peak viewing hour, by Lord Hill of the Independent Television Authority.
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