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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1965
Page
14
Wisconsin's Outdoors Recreation Act program has acquired 1 512 parcels covering 113 330 acres at a cost of 10 346 760 dollars. The effort includes more than 451 miles of lake and stream frontage and 3 645 acres of ponds, with other states following the Wisconsin example to preserve outdoor recreation for posterity.
In Houghton Michigan a hunter paid about 2 per pound for a deer during the season. A Michigan Tech study shows the average hunter spent about 219 on food equipment and miscellaneous items.
Pravda reports the death of Ivan Buyanov aged 69, a key figure in introducing collective farms in the Soviet Union. The obituary provides no cause of death or date of passing.
A description explains that gravity on the Moon is weaker than on Earth, resulting in lower gravitational pull and lighter weight for objects. The comparison highlights how mass interacts with surface gravity during lunar conditions.
Berlin report notes a border clash at 4 55 am Thanksgiving and a Christmas travel agreement allowing 800 000 West Berliners to visit East Berlin. The piece analyzes the wall four years on, its impact on life and flight, and Western fears over Berlin’s status and Western Allied duties.
Heat is back for 16,500 residents of Dawson Creek and Pouce Coupe after a 24 hour outage caused by a natural gas pipeline break. Crews finally capped the pipe 14 miles north, allowing gas to be diverted from an alternate source and restoring furnaces and heating in the two British Columbia towns.
In the mariner's measure, 72 cubie lengths equal one mile. The statement defines a conversion linking cubie units to miles, indicating a standardized length for navigation or mapping purposes.
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