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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1963

Page

5

The Hangover Costs $2 Billion

On the job alcoholism costs American industry at least two billion dollars a year and raises sick leave fringe benefits, absenteeism, and accident rates. The National Council on Alcoholism notes 1.7 to 2 million drinkers in the workforce, mostly aged 35 to 55, with treatment proving 50 to 75 percent successful in many cases.

Sylvia Porter Amer Lewis F. Presnall National Council On Alcoholism Presnall NCA U.S Alcoholics Anonymous

Profumo Resigns as Trustee of Sussex Prep School

Former War Minister John D. Profumo resigns from his role as trustee of Summerfields Preparatory School in Sussex. The school counts King Hussein of Jordan among its notable former pupils.

Profumo London John D. Profumo Exclusive Summerfields’ Preparatory School Sussex King Hussein of Jordan

Population to reach 210 million in the 1970s Hauser says

Professor Philip Hauser of the University of Chicago predicts the US population will rise to 210 million in the 1970s. He warns the growth will flood the labor market as postwar births enter ages 15 to 25, stressing unemployment and relief costs amid automation. He urges government experimentation with programs to cut unemployment.

Madison Philip M. Hauser University of Chicago University of Wisconsin Hauser

Today in History August 20 highlights and anniversaries

On August 20 events include Gen. Winfield Scott winning at Churubusco in 1847 with 8000 troops against 20000 Mexicans under Santa Anna. Also Anthony Wayne defeated Indians at Fallen Timbers in 1794 and Civil War ended officially in 1866. Other notes cover early in-flight conversations in 1917 and televised reception tests in 1930.

Winfield Scott U.S Churubusco Mexico Scott Santa Anna Anthony Wayne New York City Jacob Lomakin New York Soviet Union United States Orval Faubus Arkansas Eisenhower

Group Forms to Oppose Test Ban Treaty Ratification

The National Committee Against the Treaty of Moscow formed in New York by six editors of The National Review and publisher William A. Rusher to oppose Senate ratification of the limited nuclear test ban treaty. It invites 3,500 people including House members, state officials and businessmen to join and contribute for nationwide ads.

New York National Committee Against Moscow Senate The National Review William A. Rusher House of Representatives

Koss Family Shows Champion Jersey at Wisconsin State Fair

Zinnia Roy Linda Maid, a four year old Jersey co owned by El How Jersey Acres Mr and Mrs Howard Koss and Sons, was selected senior and grand champion Jersey at the Wisconsin State Fair. She also earned best uddered four year old cow and previously was senior and grand champion at the La Crosse Interstate Fair and Jersey Parish No 4 show. As a champion she participated in the Daily Day Program at the State Fair Coliseum.

Holmen Wis Zinnia Roy A Linda Maid el- How Jersey Acres Howard Koss

FOR BETTER LIVING fix up your home

Classified help line advises readers to contact a qualified expert listed in Business Services for dependable home improvement assistance now.

Ball urges plain language in diplomacy and press relations

Washington AP Under secretary of State George W Ball calls for plain talk and a discreet but serious relation with the press urging diplomats to inform the public rather than conceal ideas. He criticizes overpolished memos after 87 clearances and warns against secrecy that harms negotiations.

Washington George W. Ball State Department U.S American Foreign Service Association Ball Kennedy Empl Oyes

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