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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1968
Page
4
A Las Angeles couple asks Ann Landers for help after their 15 year old son is detained for marijuana use. They describe missed symptoms like drowsiness runny nose thirst and odd sleep patterns. Ann notes symptoms vary and suggests possible glue sniffing and underlines need for parental awareness.
A Midwest reader cites bird signs for rain and asks publishing his view. Dear Grand covers forecast lore while a second note warns a wife about her husband’s travel schemes. Readers are invited to send questions to Ann Landers via The La Crosse Tribune.
In Newark two blazes, both labeled defi nitely suspicious by Fire Director John P Caufield, killed fireman Edward Dennis 41 and forced hundreds from Central Ward tenements. A second three alarm blaze damaged a vacant factory on Mulberry Street leaving one firefighter injured.
Illinois Bell electrical workers dispute with IBEW Systems Council T-4 heads toward binding arbitration after a two hour mediator meeting. Union leaders seek quick answer as convention fate hangs on strike ending and potential referendum on the company offer.
The last of 11 protesters who chose fines over jail for an April 29 sit-in at the school administration building were released from St. Joseph County jail. A March to the jail drew about 120 people led by anti segregation figure Rev. James E. Groppi of Milwaukee. The demonstrators were jailed for trespass against armed off duty police patrolling city schools.
The world's first cog railroad began operation in 1869 and continues to run on New Hampshire's Mt. Washington.
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