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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1966
Page
10
Sylvia Porter warns the 1960s tax trend shifts burden to states and cities. withholdings rise next January and federal relief vanishes. She notes sales income cigarette and gas taxes surge, state grants grow, and 90 000 new bills loom in state legislatures.
Breckenridge Minnesota will switch to Central Standard Time on September 23 by a city council vote, ahead of the nationwide October 30 switchover. Moorhead plans the change for September 6 when school opens, while East Grand Forks chose to stay on Standard Time this summer.
Quick sale alert for a stereo set with contact by phone. The ad provides a single number 782-8040 to reach the seller and arrange pickup or delivery.
French chemist Louis Pasteur agrees to study anthrax after an appeal signed by 3,600 people. He cultures anthrax germs in his lab and aims to protect cattle and farm workers from a deadly disease that also endangers humans.
The text recounts heating beef broth to weaken germs and testing on sheep. Initial mild attacks followed by a second test with active bacteria caused all sheep to fall ill and die, illustrating Pasteur's search for a method.
A 1966 Publishers Newspaper Syndicate item advertises a free illustrated leaf dressed stamped envelope set. The offer invites recipients to request the collection, noting it as a publisher distribution and including a self-addressed mail request option.
Paid advertisement notes Senator Carl Thompson as co-chairman in Madison Wisconsin promoting a fee focus campaign. The brief asserts official backing and positions the initiative within local governance.
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