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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1966
Page
3
A reader asks about handling a husband who orders long distance calls and distrusting a 14 year old about smoking. Ann Landers advises reducing interference and notes smoking does not stunt growth. A teen explores dating boundaries with his mother and a discussion on natural feelings.
A State Bar committee on legal training and admissions says rising law school enrollments do not risk overcrowding the profession. It urges UW and Marquette to avoid admission limits, noting demand for lawyers will likely grow. The report appeared in the La Crosse Tribune Madison Bureau.
A Wakeen led study group reports record 628 law students with expectations to rise toward 1000 in a decade. Applications far exceed admissions at Marquette with only about a quarter admitted. The committee urges more trial practice in law schools and discusses enrollment limits and enhanced admission requests. Dennis Franz reported burglars broke into his Newton, Kansas home taking $30 and a telephone.
Premier Nguyen Cao Ky, 35, maintains power since Diem's overthrow on Nov. 1, 1963, and displays growing political acumen. He neutralizes dissidents, relies on the air force and loyal troops, works with Thieu, and enjoys backing from the United States. Ky favors witty, foreign phrases and insists his stay depends on airplane calls and his wife.
About 500000 Wisconsin residents hold shares in employee credit unions with 781 unions operating. Assets reached 346 million dollars, up 33 million from the prior year, and 77 unions exceed 1 million in assets. Large unions hold about 65 percent of state assets.
To receive training in aircraft weapons systems specialist Alan E Campbell son of Mr and Mrs Wilbur J Campbell 1728 St Cloud St San Antonio Texas will train at Lowry AFB Colorado after completing basic training at Lackland AFB Texas Campbell graduated from Logan High School in 1965
A Louisville AP dispatch notes a truck in dust bears the question WHAT KIND OF FUEL AM 1. The quirky message surfaces as a local curiosity drawing attention from passersby and motorists.
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