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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1965
Page
5
Premier Nguyen Cao Ky defended South Viet Nam's draft rule for men under 37 with no service, warning against opposition. He said policy is collective, not personal, citing gains in volunteer troops and promising an offensive after the monsoon.
Rain halted spraying of parks and outlying areas Monday night. If weather allows, those sites will be treated Tuesday night.
President Lyndon B Johnson dominates the White House with a vast legislative agenda aimed at shaping a Great Society. He practices persuasion, schedules countless conferences, courts consensus, and maintains strong staff control, while balancing public support and personal influence. Next piece probes his congressional relations.
A humorous reminiscence about a large, troublemaking mixed breed named Dilfarb. The owner recalls how the dog offended neighbors, caused a quarantine, and finally forced a household split before moving back in with the dog remaining in residence.
Washington AP report says the European Common Market aims to ease U.S. concerns over its agricultural policies while noting rising U.S. purchases of American farm goods. It reports 1964 imports higher by 21.7 percent to 1.627 billion dollars, with U.S. imports from the bloc up just 10 million dollars.
Tailor and Cutter accuses brief skirts and modesty boards of giving women power without responsibility. A British poll showed secretaries favor modesty boards to curb leg exposure as short skirts rise in fashion.
Capt. Joseph Dussia 48 head of the state police crime laboratory is described as a leading safecracker and lockpicker. He explains his learning, system of manipulation, and that he keeps many locks at police headquarters and home. He lectures and teaches at Indiana Iowa and Western Reserve universities.
Officials of the Warner Gear Division plant in Muncie Indiana said about 200 production line employees will be laid off this weekend because of a strike at American Motors Corp. plant in Kenosha. The division employs about 3,500 persons.
An advertisement promotes immediate free delivery by calling 2-6407 for Duerre Hardware in La Crosse. It highlights convenience and home shopping by phone rather than visiting the store.
Mrs. John F. Kennedy and her son John Jr. attended a Sunday night party at Senator Claiborne Pell's Newport Rhode Island home. The event celebrated 225 graduates of Pell's government internship program as Mrs. Kennedy's visit continued at her mother and stepfather's farm nearby.
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