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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1963

Page

8

Hangover costs two billion to American industry

The article argues on the cost of employee alcoholism, estimating a 2 billion annual impact. It details higher sick leave, fringe benefits, absenteeism, and accidents, with studies from the National Council on Alcoholism and corporate case results showing meaningful reductions after formal treatment programs.

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

Profumo Resigns From Sussex School Trusteeship

Former War Minister John D. Profumo resigned Monday as a trustee of Summerfields Preparatory School in Sussex. The school lists King Hussein of Jordan among its former pupils.

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

Hauser predicts 210 million population in 1970s

University of Chicago sociologist Philip M. Hauser told 1,250 banking graduates in Madison that the U S population would reach 210 million this decade and grow by 30 million in the 1960s. He warned of a labor market flood as postwar babies enter the workforce and urged government programs to curb unemployment.

Hauser

Today in History Highlights and Milestones

On this date in 1847 Gen Winfield Scott led U S troops to victory at Churubusco in Mexico with 8 000 men against 20 000 Mexicans under Santa Anna The day also marks the Fallen Timbers victory in 1794 the official end of the Civil War in 1866 and notable aviation and telecast milestones in 1917 1930 A 1948 note cites the U S demand for the removal of Soviet Consul General Jacob Lomakin from New York The sequence recalls a hydrogen bomb test in 1963 and political resistance to school integration in Arkansas five years prior A Pan American jetliner crash near Rio de Janeiro in 1963 is also listed with casualties

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 Moscow Treaty Ratification

The National Committee Against the Treaty of Moscow formed by six editors of The National Review and publisher William A. Rusher seeks 3,500 members. Invitations target House members, state officials, businessmen and others with a funding appeal for nationwide ads. The spokesman says organized opposition may influence Senate scrutiny of the limited nuclear test ban treaty.

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

Koss Family Shows Champion Jersey at Wisconsin Fair

Holmen Wisconsin Zinnia Royal Linda Maid a four year old registered 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 was named best add ered four year old cow and previously earned senior and grand champion at the La Crosse Interstate Fair and the Jersey Parish No 4 show. As a champion she took part in the Daily Day Program at the State Fair Coliseum.

Holmen Wis el- How Jersey Acres Howard Koss

FOR BETTER LIVING fix up your home

Classifieds note emphasizes hiring a qualified expert from Business Services section for dependable home improvement help.

Ball urges plain talk in diplomacy and press relations

Washington under secretary of State George W. Ball told foreign service officers to stop cluttering memos with obscure wording and to cultivate a discreet but serious relation with the press. He urged diplomacy reflect public interest and warned against miscommunication, saying clear language is essential even after many clearance steps.

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

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