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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1969

Page

4

Ann Landers Dear Ann Landers column roundup

Readers share family conflicts and privacy concerns in 1969 letters. A parentally spoiled brood, a mobile phone interception warning, and a remorseful son blame-shifting tale plus a final note on humility close this reader’s page.

Ann Landers Saugatuck

Wisconsin Veterans Use Post Korean GI Bill at 3-Year Peak

Milwaukee VA official Joseph J. Malone reports 25 980 Wisconsin veterans and service men have used the Post Korean GI Bill three years after its launch. Of these, 13 957 pursued college training, 9 900 attended non college programs, and 2 125 pursued on the job training. Nationwide totals exceed 1 148 000 veterans and 83 000 service men since inception. The program requires at least 121 days of service and offers up to 36 months of education aid, with 48 months for those eligible for multiple VA programs.

Milwaukee Wis Wisconsin Joseph J. Malone Veterans Administration Malone VA Educational Assist N. Water St

Bill Would Broaden Indian Scholarships

A bill proposed by Assemblymen Herbert Grover Willis Hutnik and William Rogers would widen Wisconsin Indian scholarship grants, currently up to 900 dollars yearly, awarded to selected young Indian residents. The measure aims to expand eligibility beyond the existing selective program.

la Crosse Tribune Madison Bureau Madison Wisconsin Herbert Grover Shawano Willis Hutnik Tony William Rogers Kaukauna

Upward Bound program opens in Ripon with pilot group

Forty four Indians from Menominee County and 16 Negroes from Milwaukee's Inner Core enroll in the Upward Bound program that opened Sunday in Ripon. It is one of the original 18 pilot projects started in 1965 by the U S Office of Economic Opportunity.

RIPON Menominee County Milwaukee U. S. Office of Economic Opportunity

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