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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1968
Page
7
Springfield Missouri housewife Mrs H Meyers claims Preparation H is a blessing easing piles she previously used another product. Doctors say it shrinks inflamed hemorrhoids with prompt relief from pain burning and itching and reduces swelling. The ointment and suppository sought for comfort and infection prevention.
Milwaukee area officials meet to plan dead alewives removal from Lake Michigan beaches. With cleaning to start next month, crews may hire trawlers to collect up to 100 tons daily along Milwaukee Racine and Kenosha counties, addressing tourism and cost concerns.
Pentagon sources say Admiral Thomas H Moorer could become chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff in 1969 if Congress allows. Wheeler's term extends into a possible fifth year with Johnson sending a proposed resolution to Congress. Westmoreland is not considered for the JCS post.
The California Bureau of Food and Drug Inspection seized a shipment of a pink clam shaped exercise device after ruling advertising misled consumers. Five users testified the device enlarges breasts and a court hearing will resume in Alameda County Superior Court.
David Breed Lindsay Sr., 75, co founder of the Sarasota Herald Tribune with his father, was found dead in Sarasota Bay on Saturday. Medical reports list drowning as the cause.
Northwestern University and black student demonstrators reached a settlement after a 38 hour sit in in Evanston. The deal provides separate living quarters for Negro students by next fall, a future fully segregated residence, summer orientation for black students, and on campus space for recreation. The agreement, brokered by students and officials, increases black enrollment but rejects a 12 percent freshmen quota and excludes student representatives from curriculum and faculty decisions.
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