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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1966
Page
4
A newlywed woman asks Ann Landers to side with her in a dispute over access to her husband's bathroom routine and partial plate. She says she has never refused him and wishes for complete openness in marriage. The adviser begins a reply.
Dear Ann Landers letters discuss marital privacy and personal boundaries with couples sharing space and dentures. A husband’s denture discomfort prompts advice to seek dental adjustments. A father warns a fifth grader’s honesty about stories needs clear labeling, while praising imagination but prioritizing truth.
Duluth lawyer Gerald W Heaney was sworn in as a U S Circuit Court of Appeals judge Heaney 48 a former University of Minnesota regent and Democratic national committeeman was named by President Johnson to be the first northern Minnesotan on the Circuit Court Judge Harry A Blackmun presided at the ceremony at Duluths federal building
Multiple listings announce rummage sales at 3104 So 28th 1831 Adams rear 1902 Kane and near Coulee State Bank with hours Fri Sat Sun and Mon. Includes furniture antiques clothing toys drapes and dishes. Also bake sale and millinery clearance at Aletta's Hat Shop.
U S officials say Christmas and New Year truces in Vietnam won t allow Communists enough time to regroup and resupply. They denied pressuring Ky on ceasefires and noted a power struggle in Communist China ongoing. They cited October casualty and capture figures to argue military action now looks dim for the Communists.
On this date December 2 the AP notes events including Louis Napoleon forming the Second Empire in 1852, Monroe delivering his doctrine in 1823, John Brown’s Harper’s Ferry hanging in 1859, FDR asking about Indochina in 1941, McCarthy censured in 1954, Pope Paul VI in Bombay in 1964, and recent Cold War and Cuba notes.
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