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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1965
Page
3
Entrants aged 13 to 18 in La Crosse high schools compete in the Miss La Crosse Teen Queen contest judged May 20 at the Chamber of Commerce office. The winner will be crowned May 21 at a Sandbaggers’ Dance in Mary E Sawyer Auditorium as part of Youth Week honoring flood helpers.
MILWAUKEE AP The Medical Society moved to encourage physician reporting of suspected child beatings while seeking legal immunity for reporters. The delegates at the 124th annual meeting rejected a plan to create general practice chair positions at Marquette University and the University of Wisconsin medical schools.
Meat prices at food markets may increase in the next few weeks and stay high for several months as fewer cattle and hogs move to market. Sugar wholesale prices rise due to Dominican Republic disorders, affecting major candy and food producers but possibly absorbed by grocers. Bargain prospects include ribs, steaks, round roasts, poultry, with fresh fish plentiful and eggs below normal. orange production up, frozen concentrate cheaper, and spring vegetables moving to market at lower prices except the Midwest where weather limits supply.
Sparta, Wis James Ziegler 18 pleaded guilty to trespassing at a March 27 teenagers beer party at the Jerry Foss cottage Coles Valley. He was fined 25 dollars and costs. On the second count of possessing beer off licensed premises the charge was dismissed on district attorney motion. Harry Witz La Crosse sought adjournment to be represented and was released on 300 dollar bond.
Ancient Egyptians treated glass as highly valuable on par with gemstones and precious metals due to its difficult and costly production. Colored glass often combined with gold and gems in jewelry crafting.
Attending session participants Kathleen Kinsley Wayne Hosson James Cooper and William Reinholdt of the La Crosse office of the Wisconsin State Employment Service attend a statewide conference in Milwaukee. The theme is Recruitment Techniques.
HAL BOYLE writes from Da Nang that visitors sense a vast echoes-filled landscape where native individuality and dreams for a better life shape the war’s meaning. He notes Western goals mix with politics, while Viet Cong control much territory and locals’ aspirations may determine victory.
May S. Howe, 78, credited with helping develop a germ flour that resists rancidity, died Tuesday in Buffalo New York after a long illness.
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