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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1963

Page

8

Fischer quintuplets rejoin family for Christmas in Aberdeen

The Fischer family of Aberdeen, South Dakota, welcomes all 12 members home for the holidays. Quintuplets Mary Ann and Mary Catherine leave St Luke's Hospital in below freezing weather, joining James Andrew and three sisters as the clan reunites for a turkey Christmas. Gifts from a local store mount under a six foot tree as parents plan a home Christmas Day with baby friendly meals for the quints.

Aberdeen S.D Andrew Fischer Fischer St. Luke's Hospital Mary Ann Mary Catherine James Andrew St. Luke’s Mary Magdalene Mary Margaret Quints Aberdeen Variety

Personal Physician To Einstein Dies

Dr. Rudolph Ehrmann aged 84 who served as Albert Einstein's personal physician in Germany and the United States died Saturday after a short illness in Berkeley California.

Berkeley Calif Rudolph Ehrmann Albert Einstein Germany United States

Farm Bureau Leader Seeks Early Hearings on Beef Imports

American Farm Bureau Federation President Charles B. Shuman will ask the U S Tariff Commission for an early hearing on beef imports. The panel will hear in April on possible government limits with Australia and New Zealand urged to cut exports during low cattle prices.

Farm Bureau Associated Press Washington Charles B. Shuman American Farm Bureau Federation U.S. Tariff Commission Commission Orville L. Freeman Johnson

Star's Stepson Held For Attempted Murder

Munich police arrest Michael Thiess, 18, stepson of Robert Taylor, on suspicion of attempting to poison his father Georg Thiess with tea. Formal charges pending. under German law he may be held during investigation. Authorities note ongoing family quarrel prior to the incident.

Munich Germany Michael Thiess Robert Taylor Georg Thiess Ursula Thiess Taylor Thiess

Horace E Dodge Jr Playboy Heir Dies at 63

Detroit AP reports Horace E Dodge Jr., 63, heir to the Dodge auto fortune, died Sunday after a long illness. He was the son of the late Horace Dodge Sr. and brother of John Francis Dodge, heirs to the Dodge Motor Co.

Detroit Horace E Dodge Jr Wes Horace Dodge Sr Wrother John Francis Dodge Sunde Dodge Motor Co

African students seek pledge from Khrushchev

An African student at Friendship University says about 60 of 600 African students prepared an appeal to Premier Khrushchev demanding personal safety guarantees and steps to reduce racial prejudice in Russia. They warned they might return home if demands are unmet amid reports of a fatal assault in Leningrad.

Moscow Khrushchev Friendship Patrice Lumumba Leningrad John Elliott Ghana

Primatene Tablets Now Sold Without Prescription

The asthma formula doctors prescribe most for private patients is now available without prescription in many states. Primatene tablets open bronchial tubes loosen congestion relieve tight nerves and stop attacks within minutes. It is marketed as safe when used as directed and sold at drugstores.

New York N. Y

Bethany Theological Seminary Dedicated Near Chicago

The Church of the Brethren dedicated its new Bethany Theological Seminary on the Oak Brook campus. The $3 million facility comprises 11 contemporary buildings serving as the graduate school location.

Oak Brook, Ill Church of the Brethren Bethany Theological Seminary Chicago

Locals Only Laundromat in La Crosse Offers Soaking Cycle

King Koin at 2238 State Road markets a self service launderette in La Crosse featuring a soaking cycle for fabrics. The unit emphasizes convenient coin operated machines for local customers.

la Crosse King Koin

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