Ann Landers Letters Highlight Tragedy and Advice
A La Crosse Tribune column reprints Ann Landers letters touching on child safety after a fatal street accident, the ethics of naming pets after the dead, and a high school senior’s insight on parental influence, with Landers responding and inviting readers to send problems for her column.
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Ann Landers
M.D
Montreal
la Crosse Tribune
Today in History highlights from 1935 to 1965 events
On this date in 1935 the fire power naval conference opened in London with the US proposing a 20 percent arms reduction while Japan sought parity. Also noted are 1844 Texas annexation talk, 1934 clashes at the Ethiopia Somaliland frontier, 1941 Japanese landings in the Philippines, a 1956 Trans-Canadian airliner disappearance, Khrushchev’s 1966 speech on nuclear bombs, and 1965 Mi koyan’s stepping down as Soviet president replaced by Podgorny.
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Great Britain
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Philippines
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Nikita Khrushchev
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Soviet Union
Anastas Mikoyan
Nikolai Podgorny
Wisconsin Vocational Plan Near Final Approval Amid Debates
Wisconsin's 15 district plan moved close to final approval after concessions in two northern counties. A subcommittee endorsed based on county lines, while objections centered on Northwestern Wisconsin and a demand for a separate facility. Oneida County favored a dual track with liberal arts alongside vocational offerings.
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Norman Christianson
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Pierce
Polk
Pepin
Noll
State Vocational Board
Christianson
Mississippi River
Rhinelander
Wausau
Thomas E. Lawrence
Oneida County
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