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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1964
Page
16
Blueberry dishes are highlighted from pies to custards with fresh cultivated berries. A baked custard recipe uses milk eggs sugar salt nutmeg vanilla and blueberries topped before baking in a water bath. Serve cold and enjoy the healthful fruit in markets and at the table.
A Milwaukee man, Benjamin Prostok, 35, was bound over to Waupaca County Court on theft and illegal use of narcotics charges after allegedly stealing two doctors bags containing demerol and morphine from parked cars at Clintonville Hospital. He was arrested in Shawano and faces multiple theft investigations across at least ten Wisconsin communities. He remains in Waupaca County Jail on a 2500 dollar bond. no trial date set.
The article explains that the per person cash in circulation on June 30 totaled 37.7 billion dollars, equating to 196.46 dollars per American. It notes rising cash use due to growth, wages, and a shift to credit and services, with projections that the average cash holdings may hit 200 dollars by year end 1964.
Juanita Castro, Fidel Castro’s sister who defected last year, told reporters it is possible Soviet missiles remain in Cuba but she stressed she has no specific information. The remarks came at a news conference in Rio de Janeiro.
The Legislative Council Committee recommended a 32 million expansion and improvement program for the University of Wisconsin Medical Center. Over six years ending 1971 the state would pay about half with federal grants gifts and fees funding the rest. It would raise medical school enrollment to 125 and University Hospitals beds to 900 to 950 from 775.
Dr. S. E. Sivertson of 1836 South Ave. is among 28 Wisconsin physicians named to serve on divisions of the Wisconsin Medical Society's Commission on State Departments. He will work in one of ten divisions including Saharan concerns and aging vision demands, with focus on health, government units, and cultural practices.
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