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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1965

Page

8

Environment Shapes Man Says Dubos in Milwaukee

AP reports microbiologist Rene J. Dubos told a Milwaukee symposium that human nature can be altered by environmental control. He likened the brain to clay at birth and predicted future scientific insights may revise beliefs about existence and motion.

Rene J. Dubos Dubos Rockefeller University New York City Glen T. Seaborg Atomic Energy Commission Harlow Shapley Harvard University Shapley

Seven Orphaned After Man Kills Wife Shoots Self

In St Paul a man killed his wife and then shot himself leaving seven children aged 6 to 17 orphaned. David Adams 39 and Selma 38 were found in their home with a .38 pistol. their son David woke first and alerted relatives as Currisser Mae 14 called police.

ST. Paul David Adams Selma David Currisser Mae Adams

Bloodhounds First Breeds to Maintain Blood Records

Bloodhounds are designated as the first breed to maintain explicit blood or breeding records marking their early pedigree tracking. The practice set a precedent for canine lineage documentation across the breed.

Carpet Care and Cleaning Deal at Doerflin Ger’s

Safe Bruve Lustre restores color and nap with a quick clean. Rent an electric shampooer for $1 a day at Doerflin ger's Housewares downstairs.

Doerflinger’s

Milwaukee beer to Viet Nam program blocked by postal rules

Milwaukee workers hoped to ship 1000 cases of beer to American forces in South Viet Nam as gifts. Washington officials said postal regulations forbid the shipment. Brewery Local 9 and city breweries offered 500 each, with funds redirected to another military aid project if shipping is not possible.

Milwaukee South Viet Nam Air National Guardsmen Washington

NBC Splits Screen With Gemini Launch and Football

NBC aired the Gemini launch in the upper left while the Penn Maryland game occupied the rest of the screen then swapped to space action and Dr Kildare for women. The approach drew praise for ratings though four quarters might be even more confusing.

New York National Broadcasting Co NBC David Brinkley ABC CBS Bob Hope Theater

State GOP Agrees On Delegate Plan For Milwaukee Assembly

The Wisconsin Republican Executive Committee approved a delegate strength system for the state convention in Milwaukee in May 1961. Counties gain one delegate per 250 votes in 1964 for Gov Warren Knowles, estimating about 3500 delegates. Vance Dawson named to succeed Donald McRae as head of the county chairmen committee.

Madison Wisconsin Republican Executive Committee Milwaukee GOP Ody J. Fish Warren P. Knowles Vance Dawson Whitewater Donald McRae Eau Claire

Thompson adjusts to prison two years after wife slaying

Two years after his murder conviction Thompson remains an inmate at Stillwater Prison awaiting a Minnesota Supreme Court appeal decision. Warden Tahash reports he is adapting, working in the commissary after starting in twine winding, while his attorney insists the trial was unjust and may reach the U S Supreme Court. Thompson's four children visit rarely. grandmother notes they are adjusting.

Stillwater, Minn T. Eugene Thompson St. Paul Thompson Minnesota Supreme Court Stillwater Prison Ralph Tahash State Bar Association Carol Minneapolis Commissary Tahash C. Paul Jones Jones U.S. Supreme Court Otto Swoboda

104 Arrested For Boating Violations

The Wisconsin Conservation Department reports 104 people were arrested this year for boating law violations. Of these, 66 were nonresidents and 38 residents. Officers checked 4,780 boats including 2,410 owned by residents and 2,370 by nonresidents.

Madison Wisconsin Conservation Department Department

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