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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1964
Page
9
Dr Mary Calderone told a national PTA convention that parents bear responsibility for teen sexual issues and that society has done a half baked job in sex education. She cited studies showing high pregnancy rates among brides and urged comprehensive factual instruction from first grade through high school.
Advertises Colonaid tablets as a new colon nerve stimulant with bulking action. Claims tense nerves block bowel impulses causing constipation and that Colonaid relieves the issue overnight. Ends with urging purchase of introductory size 43.
In a prepared address to PTA delegates Dr Calderone argued that reducing discipline and offering unrestricted access to cars and money leads to permissive attitudes. She claimed society equates sex outside marriage with fun and sophistication and noted concerns over out of wedlock pregnancy and venereal disease.
A Wisconsin beef carcass shipment is bound for La Havre due June 1 as part of Johnson’s plan to open European markets. The program, to be funded jointly by industry and government, aims to promote American beef in Britain, the Netherlands, Belgium, France, West Germany and Italy.
A partial inventory lists chopped meat dry milk dry beans corn meal cheese flour lard peanuts canned pork and rolled oats plus frozen turkeys dried eggs and oats indicating staple provisions in supply records.
Senator Philip A Hart of Michigan convened a meeting with Bureau of Commercial Fisheries officials to discuss reviving the Great Lakes fishery. The Fishing Research and Development Act signed May 20 includes a provision to provide 400 000 dollars immediately to support fishermen and processors amid lamprey eel damage and a Food and Drug Administration warning affecting smoked fish sales. Hart urged rapid implementation and sufficient appropriations.
Four teen CORE members were arrested early Tuesday after about 30 demonstrators blocked the Southwest Realty Board exit during a four hour protest in Los Angeles. Arthur Silvers, local CORE chair, was among those charged with blocking egress from private property as James Farmer joined briefly before leaving for New York. The protest aimed at the Realty Board’s support for an initiative tied to the Rumford Housing Act prohibiting housing discrimination.
Old instrument buyers seek quick cash from a band student. Call 2 8040 to place an ad and connect with an eager purchaser.
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