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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1965
Page
4
Sylvia Porter explains a 1965 plan to retire silver from U.S. dimes and quarters, mint two tone cupro nickel coins, and circulate silverless money from 1966. Benefits include production savings, continued acceptability, and reduced coin shortages while preserving value and machine compatibility.
Embarrassing moments with loose dentures are covered by FASTEETH a non acidic powder. Sprinkle on plates to hold teeth more firmly and improve comfort while also reducing plate odor. Available at drug counters everywhere.
About 5,000 Wisconsin 32nd Division soldiers begin a two week encampment at Camp McCoy bringing total on roster to 8,221 with 2,000 excused. Units from 13 cities join 92 units from 59 communities in a potential shift to Minnesota Guard as McNamara proposes brigade conversion.
Ronald Pierson, 20, died after being shot by Gordon Gertz 41, owner of Qik & Easy Dairy Store, during a holdup that followed two prior robberies. Clerk Bruce Erichsen 17 aided by filling a bag as Pierson drew a pistol. Gertz had a .38 pistol and fired when Pierson raised his gun. Pierson had previous robbery record with State Youth Conservation Commission.
President Johnson names Texas banker Edward A. Clark 58 as ambassador to Australia. Other items include a 15.4 billion military appropriation with allocations for aircraft missiles naval vessels and R and D, and personnel moves in the White House and Commerce.
Rep Henry S Reuss urged the United States to lead an international push to save about 250 wildlife species at risk of extinction. He asked the Secretary of State and Interior to convene an international wildlife conservation conference under United Nations sponsorship. Nitze Starts Tour.
Senator Gaylord Nelson compared northern Wisconsin to an era of exploration while honoring Father Claude Allouez at Ashland’s 300th anniversary ceremony. He dedicated an interdenominational retreat center on Madeline Island and urged teaching Allouez’s story as part of early American history.
SPRING GROVE Minn The Spring Grove Local of the Farmers Union will meet at 8 30 p m Wednesday June 16 in Masonic Hall Arnold Onstad was chosen as the local s delegate on the chartered plane flight to Washington D C June 13 15 He will report at the Wednesday night meeting.
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