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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1968
Page
15
MU president Rev. John P. Raynor says Marquette will not let students dictate policy after campus disruptions. He notes student demands had “well founded” motives but the university acts already underway include study of a Negro scholarship program and disciplinary suspensions for May 16 arrests.
Madison city attorney Edwin Conrad says blood tests on drunken driving suspects are legal with or without consent if the suspect is under arrest and the test is done by hospital personnel in a hospital setting. He warns officers may face civil suits but cites acceptable actions to reduce risk.
Public Health Service and FTC push for banning cigarette advertising on television and radio. FTC majority calls for a total ban or restricted hours and program types. new warnings on packs proposed. PHS reports smoking heavy use shortens life by over eight years, with links to heart disease. Industry and networks give cautious or mixed responses.
Madison AP Charles P Smith filed nomination papers Monday for state treasurer as Democrats seek to continue the Smith dynasty in Wisconsin politics. The office has seen a Smith in all but two years since 1938, with Harold Clemens currently serving as interim treasurer after Warren Knowles appointed him. Smith is Dane County Board executive member and acknowledged votes from his surname may aid his bid.
Edwin G. Boring, 81, renowned historian of modern experimental psychology and longtime director of Harvard psychology laboratories, died Monday. He served as president of the American Psychological Association.
A reader Pearl questions marriage as a life choice at 29 enjoying independence and career while staying with parents. A critical letter denounces Ann Landers and cites feminism. the column encourages sending questions to Miss Landers and requests a self addressed stamped envelope and 35 cents for a booklet.
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