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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1965
Page
13
A Reader's Digest promotion urges balanced dialogue in the U.S. with guidance on listening and rules for better talks. It argues confrontational talk disadvantages both sides and promises life enrichment by following structured conversational practices.
Efforts to unite farm groups and labor face strain from a wheat sale restriction to the Soviet Union. Canada sells more wheat to Russia while US farmers cut back. rule requires half of exports to Communist countries ship on US flagships. Also noted: plunging frozen pork and beef stocks and the 1964 corn crop outlook.
A brief public notice invites readers to request the free booklet Know Mexico to learn more about the country and its heritage. Readers are instructed to mail requests to Box 1900, New York 10019.
Cairo suburb Kerdassa was placed under martial law after violent clashes between military police and followers of the outlawed Muslim Brotherhood.
Coverage of the eight day space trip by three networks cost nearly three million dollars with limited live TV during launch. After initial launch delays and public concern over safety, networks resumed descent coverage two hours before splashdown. Jane Conrad drew praise for her poignant remark about her husband passing overhead like a star.
The United States becomes the tenth signer of an international agreement to settle disputes between private investors and foreign governments. The convention takes effect after 20 World Bank member governments ratify, with earlier signers including the Central African Republic, Ivory Coast, Jamaica, Mauritania, Niger, Nigeria, Pakistan, Tunisia, and the United Kingdom.
Washington reports AID approval of a $6.4 million loan to build transmission lines in Turkey. About 130 cities will receive electricity. over 1.2 million Turkish residents are expected to benefit from the project.
Vice President Hubert Humphrey spent a busy day at the Minnesota State Fair declaring Sunday as Hubert Humphrey Day. He helped dedicate the education building named for Douglas K. Baldwin and toured numerous exhibits with his wife. He praised the Gemini 5 flight, called education funding an investment, and thanked Congress for its role in expanding equal opportunity education while meeting hundreds of fairgoers and posing with animals and 4-H members.
Prepare now for US Civil Service openings in the area over the next 12 months. Jobs pay up to 504 dollars a month with strong security and advancement. No heavy education or experience required for many positions, but testing is competitive. Lincoln Service offers test prep since 1948, privately run and unaffiliated with government. Fill out the coupon for a free booklet detailing positions salaries and preparation tips. ACT NOW.
A reader from Pekin Illinois requests free information detailing government job listings and salaries along with guidance on qualification requirements. The message includes personal contact data and expresses strong interest in securing a federal position.
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