Today in History June 9 1969 events list
On this date many historic milestones are noted including the Vienna Congress ending in 1815 the suicide of Nero in 68 the Montebello battle in 1800 Dickens death in 1870 the Norwegian surrender in 1940 a War Production Board setup in 1942 Truman criticism in 1948 the George Washington missile submarine launch in 1968 and a 1959 disarmament conference restart in Geneva.
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Associated Press
Nero
Montebello
Italy
Charles Dickens
United States
Britain
Harry S.truman
Spokane
Wash
Grafton
Conn
Geneva
The Teenager Tyranny Ends as Workforce Starts
Sylvia Porter surveys the baby boom aftereffects with a focus on 1949 to 1980 shifts. She notes rising young married demographics, housing demand, mortgage money costs, and the impact on education, wages, inflation, and consumer demand.
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Sylvia Porter
Martin R. Gainsbrugh
National Industrial Conference Board
Gainsbrugh
Field Enterprises, Inc
Four La Crosse Students Earn UW Honors at Convocation
Four La Crosse students were among 957 UW honorees at the All-University Honors Convocation held Sunday in the Wisconsin Field House. The La Crosse honorees are Alert L. Betz, Charles D. Gelatt Jr., Mary Beth Schnur Metcalf, and Kari L. Christiansen, with listed addresses in La Crosse.
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Madison
la Crosse
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Alert L. Betz
Horton St
Charles D. Gelatt Jr
Cass St
Mary Beth Schnur Metcalf
S. 21St St
Kari L. Christiansen
City Area Students Earn College Degrees in Commencement
La Crosse and area graduates received degrees from multiple universities. Kathleen Scherdin earned a masters from the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee. Charles Raymond earned a bachelor of science in business administration from Dayton University. Mary Zabolio and Harry Peterson completed degrees at Stevens Point State University. Perry Walters II earned a B S from Wisconsin and will undertake medical internship in Salt Lake City. Cheryl Mayo Frair earned a doctorate in child psychology from Utah State University.
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la Crosse
Kathleen Scherdin
N. 22Nd St
University of Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Charles Raymond
Crestview Place
Dayton University
Mary Zabolio
Dolores Zabolio
Bluff St
Harry Peterson
Black River Falls
Stevens Point State University
Zabolio
Peterson
Perry Walters II
John Satory
Main St
Marquette University
University of Wisconsin
U.S. Army
Walters
Latter-day Saints Hospital
Salt Lake City
Utah
Cheryl Mayo Frair
Utah State University
Russian Missile Capability Uncertain After Test Shots
Washington experts debate if the Soviet Union has mastered multiple independently targetable re entry vehicles or clusters. U.S. tests show MIRV accuracy, while Soviet SS9 tests could field up to 1 500 warheads targeting U.S. missiles if used in a surprise strike.
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Washington
Pacific
Pentagon
Sitos
Russia
U.S
Acave
United States
U.S. Air Force
Navy
John F. Foster
Behavioral Modification of Trainable Children Study
A historical note references a thesis on behavioral modification of trainable mentally retarded children and mentions the author earning a master’s degree from Utah State in 1966.
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Utah State
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Father’s Day
Arrow
Golf Sport
DuPont R.T.M
Newburys
Camaro
Fisher
Indy
Chevrolet
Rudy Niedfeldt
S. 30Th St
Tribune
Super Dome
Hiawathas
Milwaukee
Chicago
St. Paul
Minneapolis
America
Milwaukee Road
G. T. Sims
Asst. Dist. Mgr
St. Andrew and
Caledonia Sts
MLA
U-Hocul Trailers & Trucks
LA Crosse ST
Fedders
Numsen
Numsen TV
Men’s Jewel Box
Jewel Bulova
Sfather
Accutron
WGK
Jewelers
Linde Star
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