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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1969
Page
5
A Nature column explains bobwhites or quails calling their names, nest, eggs, and parent chicks behavior. It also notes that the Penny Black, Queen Victoria’s stamp, was issued in May 1840.
Rep. Donald M. Fraser asks President Nixon to speed up the development of an Indian program and to reorganize federal Indian programs. He calls for activating the National Council on Indian Opportunity, noting it has not been convened by Vice President Agnew.
A collage of reader questions responds to issues of frigid behavior male tears and spousal shame. Advice columnist Ann Landers addresses a Green Beret hero a tattoo removal ad and a caller about marital frigidity linking it to family influences plus a note on disease pests Buck Island crabbed from the sugar fields.
In Valley Junction Wisconsin at 2 48 a m Sunday a 1962 car driven by Julia F Welch 27 fell asleep and struck a bridge on STH 173 injuring Welch and two passengers Harold A Anderson 27 and Jerome F Jacobson 19 all treated at Tomah Memorial Hospital with non life threatening injuries.
Washington AP Melvin Laird and CIA Director Richard Helms testified before a closed Senate Foreign Relations Committee session on Soviet offensive missile capability. Chairman Fulbright questioned Laird on Moscow's program, while Mundt defended ABM and MIRV efforts as critics push for a moratorium. Case opposed a delay, arguing the U.S. must maintain ahead.
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