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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1969
Page
6
Osamu Minagawa, a six year old in Tokyo, records the pop song Black Cat Tango. His first single, released October 5, has sold over 1.3 million copies. His father says Osamu may retire from singing for schooling reasons, while Osamu jokes about tango being a cat.
Washington DC report notes that on December 21 at 6 44 p m CST the sun reaches its southernmost point in the sky marking the official start of winter for the northern hemisphere. The day will be the shortest of the year with daylight only a few seconds shorter than surrounding days per the National Geographic Society.
More than 500 students from nine Wisconsin State Universities will study in Europe next spring and summer on 17 programs, funded by students. Programs include trips across Spain, Portugal, Morocco, England, Iceland, Mexico, and several European tours, with featured sites at La Crosse, Eau Claire, Oshkosh, Platteville, River Falls, Whitewater, Stevens Point, Stout, and Superior.
Eugene C. Danielson son of Mr and Mrs Alvin R Danielson of 411 N 11th St serves at the Naval Security Group Activity in Kamiseya Japan. The station supports the work of the 7th Fleet and U S military installations in the Far East.
Gov Knowles signed a Wisconsin bill simplifying milk marketing order referendums. It lowers the voting threshold to approve orders to 51 percent of participating producers with at least half of affected producers voting, replacing prior registration and higher majority rules. Wisconsin produced 18.2 billion pounds of milk in 1968 valued at $807 million. dairy orders generated about $1 million for the Wisconsin American Dairy Association, mostly sent to a national group for promotion and research.
The Agriculture Department says Japanese grain imports are set to hit new highs in the April 1969 to March 1970 Japanese fiscal year with the U.S. share rising. Wheat imports are forecast at 2.25 million tons, about 23 percent above 1968-69, totaling half of all expected imports, while U.S. corn exports to Japan look strong at about 62 percent of a 6.1 million ton forecast.
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