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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1968
Page
6
A reader column bundle covers marital strain asthma concerns and teen dating rules. Ann Landers offers guidance on handling a sick child, abusive in-law dynamics, neighbor support, and teen relationships with a recommended compromise and reference to a teen sex booklet.
Msgr. Mark Joseph Hurley was named auxiliary bishop of San Francisco in a two hour ceremony shared with Jewish, Protestant, and Orthodox leaders. Rabbi Alvin Fine and bishops from Episcopal, Russian Orthodox, and Church of the East joined in the liturgy, marking a historic shared elevation and ecumenical gesture. The audience included leaders from multiple Orthodox churches and 37 Roman Catholic bishops from across the nation.
Belgium and the United States agreed to negotiate to bring fresh American capital into Belgium. Talks will occur in Washington before month’s end, Premier Paul van den Boeynants said. U S official Nicholas Katzenbach confirmed the discussion of Belgians’ special problems and the dollar’s international standing.
Minnesota Insurance Commissioner Thomas E. Hunt said he will meet January 22 with Robert Tyler of Old Republic Life Insurance Co to challenge Montgomery Ward credit insurance scheme. Ward's plan would bill all accounts $30 or more for life and health cover with a 10 cent per $100 monthly charge unless customers reject. Hunt may seek a restraining order to bar Old Republic from Minnesota participation.
Le Roi Jones a Negro poet playwright advocating race separation was sentenced to two and a half to three years in Trenton State Prison and fined $1000 for possessing weapons during the Newark riots. Judge Kapp cited his writings as evidence of a diabolic plan and ordered additional penalties for two codefendants while Jones protested from the bench.
Washington analysis notes the 1967 changes to Social Security and Medicare as the largest cash benefit increase in the program. It will lift about a million more people from poverty and keep around seven million above the poverty line, with the March 2 checks raising the minimum from 44 to 55 dollars.
Offer for copies of a misleading Medicare notice at $1 each. Includes requests for name address city state zip and checks made to Social Security. Books to be mailed in mid January.
The FBI arrested Eugene Poirier, 26, for refusing induction into the armed services on Sept. 15, 1966, at Chippewa Falls Wisconsin. Poirier used the alias Gene Lowiey and was taken at his place of employment. he and his wife lived in Chicago.
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