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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1965
Page
25
The summer dish combines hard boiled eggs, green beans, crisp bacon and celery with a cream cheese French dressing. Unmold onto greens and chill, yielding six servings. Roses are cited as the most popular U S flower in a nationwide survey.
The Wisconsin State Bar reports growing appeal of law as a career to young men. Enrollment pressures at the University of Wisconsin Law School prompt debate over admission screening and potential degree changes. The bar notes better prospects in law versus other fields and considers replacing the second bachelor with a Doctor of Jurisprudence for graduates.
The Senate approved a $100000 plan to build an enclosed shelter at High Cliff State Park on Lake Winnebago. A private gift covers $60000, Outdoor Resource Act funds cover the rest, with Assembly approval pending.
A reader writes in seeking advice on social attention from other women toward her husband and on proper conduct. Ann Landers counsels maintaining dignity, noting no one aspect changes the dynamic, and advises a reader worried about hospital blood tests to accept routine explanations.
Sar gent Shriver told the Senate Labor sub committee that Johnsons antipoverty effort has aided 3.1 million people and will reach 5.9 million next year. He cited 102 Job Corps centers opening 3100 community action grants 75000 college students helped 260000 youths in Youth Corps 10000 rural loans 88000 adults in work experience and 530000 preschool admissions in Head Start this summer.
Washington reports the new temporary national debt limit set at 328 billion dollars after President Johnson signed the bill Monday, two days before the existing ceiling would have dropped to 285 billion. Congress approved the one year limit weeks earlier, a 4 billion excess over this year’s ceiling, reflecting ongoing deficit financing by the government.
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