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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1967
Page
5
Dear E and S, the writer faced severe anxiety and guilt over a female medical exam, not just embarrassment. The 19 year old could not work or seek care for six months, fearing a company doctor and preferring her own physician. The reply notes the issue is anxiety, not mere nerves, and urges discussing with physicians.
President Johnson publicly transfers the Lewis Ranch to Luci Nugent and her husband Patrick J. Nugent as they welcome their first child, Patrick Lyndon Nugent. The telegram to Nugent confirms the Hereford heifer gift and the ranch inheritance, with Johnson visiting Seton Hospital and Luci’s christening plans discussed with Father Zink.
The OCR fragment references the Lynne Tower Building in La Crosse associated with the Credit Bureau of La Crosse, Inc. It is presented as a street or corporate address line without an accompanying event or narrative.
The World Almanac notes a 10 million watt floating nuclear power plant, built by the Army, now operating on a test basis off Virginia. Housed in a modified Liberty ship hull, it is shielded by 880 tons concrete and 600 tons lead. If successful, it could be towed to ports worldwide to power military operations or disaster areas.
Dear Can't You will be far unhappier if you kick Selma out. Accept the undesirable aspects of this situation and keep the family under your roof. Ann Landers will help you with problems. send them to her in care of The La Crosse Tribune with a self-addressed stamped envelope. 1967 Publishers Newspaper Syndicate.
Several community rummage events listed with dates and venues. Items include clothes, knickknacks, furniture, dishes, antiques, books, and general household furnishings. One chicken fry fundraiser noted at Onalaska Methodist Church on Saturday June 24 at 4 p.m. per person price.
The Wisconsin Senate postponed further debate on an Assembly approved truth in lending bill delaying action until next week after a conference with retail lobbyists. The measure would allow 18 to 23 percent interest on credit sales and installments, with required disclosures. Army Pvt. Ronald Michaud of Niagara, Wisconsin, was killed in action in Vietnam, spouse of Patricia Michaud.
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