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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1965
Page
4
Sylvia Porter outlines a shifting US economy as government and private spending rise, tax increases bite, and credit tightens. Nations balance of payments measures push voluntary overseas reductions while unemployment nears historic lows and inflation risks grow.
The Minnesota State Welfare Department reports growth in the Aid to Dependent Children program but cites puzzling factors. Divorced parents account for the largest share of new ADC cases this year and last, yet the year over year increase remains small.
Today in History recalls Drake's around the world voyage in 1577 and Wilson’s 1918 return to France. It cites 1965 ADC trends, including aid recipients, desertion, illegitimacy as a cause, and minority overrepresentation in welfare cases. It also mentions Kennedy Library design selection and other historical milestones.
David M Barbour 53 a songwriter and former husband of Peggy Lee died Saturday from massive internal bleeding in Malibu. He co wrote Manana Its a Good Day and I Don t Know Enough About You with Miss Lee before their 1951 divorce. The couple wed in 1943.
A group of 17 Democratic House members from Wisconsin and other states urged President Johnson to halt bombing of Hanoi and Haiphong. They warned extending raids could escalate the war, raise American casualties, and cause massive civilian losses in North Vietnam.
Wisconsin sends more than 50 000 pounds of Christmas gifts for Vietnam to Chicago under Americas Christmas Trains and Trucks program. The drive, led by Young Republicans, Young Democrats and Jaycees, draws major state contributions from Milwaukee area Madison Oshkosh Kenosha and Columbus. Cash totaling over 400 goes to buy tools and canned milk to aid the shipment.
William J. Scripps, 60, director of the Detroit News, died Saturday after a lengthy illness. He was grandson of the paper's founder and son of former publisher William E. Scripps.
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