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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1968
Page
5
A 1968 column features readers and Miss Landers addressing views on virginity and relationships. Topics include free love, readiness for Mr Right, mourning timelines, and etiquette after a spouse's death.
Rep Ancher Nelsen R Minn said McCarthy’s challenge is wholesome and productive though he disagrees on Vietnam He urged debate and said networks were unfair in denying McCarthy equal time The congressman spoke before the Mankato League of Women Voters noting tax discussion and program growth The text mentions that Uranus was discovered March 13 1781 by Sir William Herschel
The American Humane Association reports no state has a child protective program adequate for all reported abuse and neglect cases. Directors cite a 25 year gap, call for clearer protective services, better funding, and larger staffs, with 50 states plus DC and territories examined.
Veteran actor Howard Smith died Wednesday at age 74 in Hollywood. Known to audiences as a friendly neighbor or pompous boss he was nominated for an Academy Award for his film role as Charlie in Death of a Salesman and played the same part on Broadway.
Thorp resident Mrs. Catherine C. Weber turns 104 on January 13. Her grandson Rev. Michael Mertens will celebrate with a private Mass at the Weber home. Born January 13, 1864, in Charleston Calumet County, she is Clark County’s oldest resident and perhaps Wisconsin’s oldest. She married twice, outliving two husbands, and has one surviving child Olga Weber. Her life with flowers and vegetables spanned decades, guided by a creed of kindness faith and work.
Marshall T. Wilson 57 of Fond du Lac was elected the 36th potentate of Zor Shrine Temple at the annual meeting in Madison. A long time Mason, he joined De Molay 42 years ago and became a Zor Temple member in 1944. Wilson named Paul S. Behnke as outer guard, the first step in a 10 year path to potentate.
Marinette will switch to voting machines to comply with state law for cities over 10,000. The change will cost about 42000 dollars. Attorney General Bronson La Follette indicated he could pursue court action to enforce the decision.
The Commerce Department's U.S. Industrial Outlook 1968 sketches how shifts in fashion, birth rates, and consumer habits affect firms. Miniskirts trim textile demand while longer stockings rise. hair products shift. convenience stores grow as long supermarket lines persist. toy makers seek educational branding. and canned goods face mixed demand.
The record suggests vanilla first reached England from Mexico around 1510. It notes early importation and attribution to English traders, reflecting the spice’s early global movement through European empires.
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