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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1968
Page
10
An FDA advisory committee finds intrauterine devices nearly as effective as birth control pills but notes slight infection and uterine perforation risks. It urges legislation to tighten regulation and insists devices be sold in sterile packaging with clear instructions.
Oswald and James present a bridge analysis of a hand where West opens, East passes, and South bids three notrump while North and East receive the lead. The diagram shows West with Q63 Q10 983 and North with A105 KQ8 A762, East AKI984 9106543 349, South KA72 and a doubleton diamond.
Oswald and Jim debate opening leads in bridge noting luck, suit choice, and card placement. They discuss spade versus diamond leads, unbid three card suits, and traps to block declarers while illustrating with a hypothetical no trump hand.
The Post Office experiments with transparent self sealing plastic to re wrap an estimated two million packages undone in transit annually. If successful the method could save about 578000 dollars yearly. Michigan Governor George Romney says only he and former VP Richard Nixon have serious GOP nomination chances.
Vladimir A. Serov, master of Socialist realist painting and president of the Soviet Academy of Arts, died Friday after a long illness. Tass reported his death. He was 57. The article also notes large deposits of petroleum, natural gas and coal found in the Sahara.
A light plane crashed three miles west of Beloit killing pilot George Wrezinski and critically injuring his 13 year old son Tom. The crash occurred on Richard Garland’s farm as the craft banked and nosed into a field. Garland and neighbor Robert Rowe helped pull the wreckage apart before EMS arrived. Senator Gaylord Nelson urged a five point plan to clean up Lake Michigan at a Wisconsin Resource Conservation Conference, calling for shore rehabilitation Green Bay protection ship pollution ban dredged material disposal and long term research. A task force from the Great Lakes Basin Commission plans to clear dead alewives from Lake Michigan shores next summer.
About 1,000 square miles of Ba sutoland's 11,716 square miles are cultivated. Most crops are consumed by individual growers.
New York reports more than 100000 people hurt yearly by blind spaces in glass doors panels and tub enclosures as guests mistake them for open space. The American Automobile Association warns most injuries are minor and urges decals or stickers on glass barriers to improve recognition.
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