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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1963

Page

8

U S Officials See Indonesia's Communists On Side Of Chinese

Washington officials say Indonesia's Communist party has shifted to the Chinese camp in the Sino Soviet split. Sukarno faces pressure as PKI influence grows, complicating US efforts to steer Indonesia toward the West. A $17 million loan earlier aimed to resume Indonesian industry, but broader aid hinges on economic stabilization.

U.S Indonesia Spencer Davis Washington Communist Party Peking Soviet Union China Kremlin Washington PKI Partei Kommunist Indonesia Sukarno United States Frank M. Coffin Agency For International Development House Foreign Affairs

Why does an elephant have tusks and how they use them

Uncle Ray explains tusk function in elephants with Q A from students. Elephants use tusks to grasp ground for roots and as weapons. In Africa both sexes grow tusks, while Indian elephants show regional differences in tusk development.

Richard Bell Bill Lafferty Douglas Green India Africa Asia

Vehicle department cites rise in accident reports in 1963

Madison reports 48 253 accident reports in Jan April 1963, down from 54 550 in the same period of 1962. Insurance proof filed in 94.2 percent of 1963 incidents versus 91.4 percent last year.

Madison State Motor Vehicle Department

Elephants in Herds Do Female Leaders Arise

The article describes elephant herd structure with female elephants often leading. It notes the herd includes many relatives such as cousins aunts and uncles and that a single older female may guide the group. It mentions age milestones and roles within African elephant social life.

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