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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1966
Page
16
A brief World War II era style notice appears in the Lat Crossed Tribune dated June 8 1966. The entry references a delivery note and an RFC draft dated June 9 1966. The record is terse with no additional names or locations specified.
Johnson faces potential political liability as Medicare rollouts July 1 spark concerns of hospital jams and service gaps. White House convenes 200 leaders to secure compliance with civil rights rules, curb abuses, and explain benefits while hospitals worry over patient deductibles and regional capacity.
Prosperity has hit Duluth Minnesota and nearby Superior Wisconsin as unemployment falls. The two cities lost their distressed area status and all the federal funds tied to the designation. Mayor George E. Johnson said fewer programs under the Economic Development Act will be accessible. Duluth Superior unemployment dropped to 5 percent in April, down 2.1 percent from a year earlier.
AP TV-Radio review finds CBS News special The Anti-Americans shows clips from France and Britain and a USIS visit to Thailand but fails to present a coherent view of America's image abroad. It notes anti and pro American moments, from Santo Domingo to London, with narrator Charles Collingwood struggling to tie the segments together.
In Cedarburg Ozaukee County officials and sheriff accuse the press of distorting Memorial Day weekend clashes with bearded motorcycle riders Gov Knowles defended coverage The Outlaws from Milwaukee rode into Cedarburg and left as police arrived with shotguns officers disputed accounts of armed riders with fuel records and pistols while a journalist defended his sources and details.
Spanish settlers introduced billiards to St. Augustine Florida in 1565 marking an early chapter in American recreational history.
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