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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1965
Page
5
Senator Robert Kennedy and wife Ethel include nine children three dogs three horses one owl and a falcon on their Christmas cards. Pierre Salinger adds favorite French recipes in his cards and a joke about a new White House cooking career is noted after the White House chef resigns.
A Christmas era collage recounts Bastogne during World War II and Nam era events. It contrasts the 101st Airborne hold at Bastogne with Patton’s tanks striking rescue, then shifts to Hungnam evacuations and Truman’s praise, concluding with Christmas in Vietnam 1965.
In Crowley Louisiana first Methodist Church live nativity scene workers found a ewe had given birth to a lamb during Thursday morning checks. The newborn joins the pageant flock as Christmas approaches.
Canberra AP reports Dr. Paul Siple defending U S funding for a study by Prof. W V MacFarlane on why Australian Aboriginals perspire differently. Rep Henry Reuss questions the $10 160 grant from 1963 64 and the dollar drain concern. Siple notes desert aborigines can survive with little water and retain salts, implying tropical warfare implications.
The Ozaukee County village of Grafton gained state authority to raise its water and sewer rates by a total of 13 738 dollars annually. The Public Service Commission split the increase into 3 468 dollars from general service customers and 10 270 dollars from public fire protection services.
An authoritative government source says no decision has been made on a 1966 tax increase to fund the Vietnam buildup. Officials warn Congress in an election year would be unlikely to pass higher taxes, and a large deficit approach could prompt deep civilian spending cuts, including Johnson’s Great Society programs. Lake Titicaca belongs partly to Peru and partly to Bolivia.
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