Dear Ann Landers Advice Columns From 1969
Sections present a composite of readers letters to Ann Landers. Topics include a 16 year old girl coping with lifelong crying spells and a 66 year old reader claiming a weight loss routine works. The page notes seeking help and practical guidance, plus instructions to send questions to The La Crosse Tribune.
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Ann Landers
la Crosse Tribune
Publishers-Hall Syndicate
Today in History June 20 highlights and milestones
June 20 marks events from 1789 the start of the French Revolution to 1963 the U S Soviet hot line pact. Other entries include Maryland’s 1632 grant West Virginia 1863 Alaska 1867 Guam 1898 Cyprus 1960s Cyprus and a 1969 Korea tension report and a 1968 Broadway strike note.
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Maryland
Lord Baltimore
Victoria Beame
England
West Virginia
Andrew Johnson
Alaska
Russia
United States
Guam
Soviet Union
Washington
Moscow
North Korea
North
South Korea
U.N. Security Council
U.N
Cyprus
Actors Equity
League of Theater Owners
Spare Tire and Tools Stolen From Car in Voss Yard
Roger Voss of 2717 Del Ray Ave reported to the La Crosse County sheriff that a spare tire worth 36 dollars and a spare wheel were taken from his car overnight June 17 18. A tool box and tools valued at 50 dollars were also taken from the vehicle, which was parked in his yard.
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Roger Voss
del Ray Ave
la Crosse County
Voss
Youthpower Puts Milwaukee Youth to Work This Summer
In 25 U S cities Youthpower mobilizes teens 16 to 21 for summer jobs. The Milwaukee based program trains youths, coordinates part time positions, and reports 12 500 placements last year across 15 states. Volunteers interview applicants and match skills to jobs while Youthpower funds training clinics and supports home services and small business positions.
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Milwaukee
Wis
U.S
Youthpower, Inc
Youthpower
Ronald Franzmeier
Franzmeier
Manpower, Inc
Manpower
Elsa Maxwells
Larry Strehlow
Linda Freeman
Wauwatosa
State Senate Increases Tax Exemption For Servicemen
Wisconsin senators approved raising the active duty service member income tax exemption from 1000 to 3000 dollars, predicting about 1.4 million dollars in revenue loss over the next biennium. The chamber also adjusted spending, restored funds for a medical center site study, and debated education and tax proposals amid a tight budget process.
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Senate
Martin J. Schdeiber
Milwaukee
Paul Brown
Walter Hollander
Rosendale
Warren P. Knowles
Joint Finance Committee
Brown
Hollander
Marquette Medical School
Tarr
New Drug Shows Limited Effectiveness Against Cold Viruses
New York AP reports scientists have found a new drug with limited effectiveness against a few viruses that cause the common cold. The finding indicates potential for future development though results are not broadly curative.
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New York
Elliot C. Dick
University of Wisconsin Medical School
John J. Boyle
Smith, Kline & French Laboratories
Philadelphia
New York Academy of Sciences
Donn J. D’alessio
Wisconsin
Sk&k
Man
Milwaukee 14 member gets two year prison term
A 12th member of the Milwaukee 14, Rev. Jon Higginbotham Jr., was sentenced to two years in state prison on burglary theft and arson charges tied to the burning of draft records. He received concurrent two year terms on theft and arson and four years probation for burglary. Higginbotham, 28, awaits federal sentencing on related charges after pleading guilty.
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Milwaukee
Charles Larson
Jon Higginbotham Jr
Washington, D.C
Higginbotham
Demo Meet Chairman Criticizes Colleagues
Madison AP says Democratic state convention chair Mittness criticizes two Milwaukee senators for speaking on Vietnam withdrawal and recognizing Red China and Cuba. Kendzierski and Whittow did not attend the convention.
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Kendzierski
Whittow
M16 Rifle Suppliers Scramble to Meet Production
Washington AP: Harrington & Richardson trails delivery schedule for M16 rifles as of May 31 with 12 210 units shipped toward a 19 000 target. Army faces July 31 deadline to fix delays before two new contracts for 687 652 rifles are awarded at 60 000 monthly rate.
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Washington
Army
Harrington & Richardson Inc
Vietnam
Worcester
Mass
H&r
General ‘Motors
House
Senate Armed Services Committee
Associated Press
Colt
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