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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1968
Page
3
A string of New York women discuss coping with freezing temperatures while wearing miniskirts. They cite varied tactics from wearing bikinis undergarments and heavy socks to relying on boyfriends for rides. A reporter notes the differing attitudes of both sexes toward cold knees and fashion.
Robert J. Leggett, district manager of the La Crosse Social Security office, warns that individuals who received benefits in 1967 and had earnings or net self employment income of 1500 dollars or more must file an annual report by April 15. Even if retirement occurs late in the year and earnings are zero after retirement, any period with 1500 dollars or more in earnings requires the report.
Tet Nhat means the first day of the return of spring and the festival Tet is observed in January or February.
A 22 year old University of Wisconsin graduate student Richard Atlee of New York, summoned to induction for protesting U S conduct in Vietnam, underwent an induction physical and refused to enter the army. About 60 demonstrators from the Wisconsin Draft Resistance Union and the Milwaukee Organizing Committee supported him outside the Armed Forces Induction Center. Roughly a dozen police stood by with no incidents.
The Defense Department reports two Wisconsin servicemen killed in action in Vietnam Navy Hospital Corpsman 2 C Thomas P. Moore of Racine and Marine Cpl. Robert C. Wolf of Milwaukee were killed.
Wisconsin Governor Knowles ends his media blackout after 25 years in public service stating he cannot win an argument with a newspaper and restores the Capital Times to the press corps. The dispute centered on access to state information and editorials criticizing the governor.
Mr. Magoo the mongoose once at the Duluth zoo dies at about eight years old. The disputed pet sparked a clash between federal authorities and local animal lovers after being given by a seaman in 1962. Interior Secretary Udall allowed the animal to remain at its Duluth home.
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