Wynot Alcohol Center Aids Wisconsin Employers
La Crosse area firms are urged to support the Wynot Alcohol Center north of Chippewa Falls to help employees with drinking problems. Exec. director E. V. Henneman says the center, opened last November, serves about 22 men and plans facilities for women. Donations include 25,000 from L. E. Phillips Charities of Eau Claire and 37,800 from the Hill Foundation of St. Paul. The center reports a 57 percent recovery rate and emphasizes work return to cut welfare use.
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Luther High Science Fair Set Sunday in Gym
Luther High School in Onalaska Wisconsin will host its annual science fair this Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m. in the school gym. Open to the public at no charge, the event will feature student science projects.
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Ann Landers column prompts reader letters on infallible doctors
A reader defends a doctor's mistake as not infallible and cites a London clipping about a Birmingham surgeon who amputated the wrong leg. Ann Landers' response highlights mercy and forgiveness, then discusses manners and requests for her wedding guide. A second letter complains about loud horn honking by morning car pools and appeals for better rest rules.
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Interstate Group To Meet In City In Wisconsin
Wisconsin's Interstate Cooperation Commission will meet in La Crosse on May 14 projects of mutual interest are discussed with counterparts in other states. Assembly Speaker Harold V. Froehlich is the chairman.
Bird species count in Europe versus East Africa
The record notes that Europe excluding Russia has 577 bird species, while East Africa exceeds 1,400 species. It states a stark regional difference in avian diversity.
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False Card Is Squeeze Aid Here in Jacoby on Bridge
In a classic early 1930s hand, Louis Watson executes a spectacular false card squeeze. Oswald Jacoby sits North, bidding lightly, as Watson drops the jack of spades on the opening spade lead. The ensuing sequence elim inates defenders' defenses and produces a successful squeeze after a cautious East misread. The contract goes 4 hearts with West’s diamond continuation, and Watson’s end position shows the power of precise count and timing.
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Janesville Child Killed by Car in Wisconsin
A five year old Janesville girl, Jill Brawner, was fatally struck by a car as she ran from behind a parked ice cream truck near her home. Police said the driver was not held. Wisconsin's 1968 highway death toll rose to 316.
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Elbert Clifton Daniel Dies at 83 Founder of PRF
Elbert Clifton Daniel, 83, founder and director of the Pharmaceutical Research Foundation at the University of North Carolina, died Tuesday in Zebulon. He was father of E Clifton Daniel Jr., NYT managing editor who married Margaret Truman.
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