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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1964
Page
15
At Louisville First Unitarian church a "jazz and religion" vesper featured minister readers and jazz pianist. William David Brown organized the event arguing jazz reflects the current state of man and can be a valid church experience despite its dissonance.
The Air Force will not discharge a Reserve chaplain who did not provide his ZIP Code. The service disclosed the decision in a letter to Rep. F Edward Hebert after a complaint from the chaplain, who resides in New Orleans. The chaplain’s identity remains undisclosed.
A film titled The Home of the Braves explaining the YMCA Indian Guide program will be shown at 7 p.m. Monday in the YMCA. Boys' Secretary Kenneth Landro said the film covers the structure and activities of an Indian Guide tribe for fathers and sons ages six to nine. The program aims to boost father son bonding and strengthen families and communities, with interested fathers and sons invited to attend.
Norman P. Michaud age 43 of Fredonia Arizona was placed on five years probation after being convicted March 10 of threatening the life of President Johnson. He also served 60 days at the Federal Bureau of Prisons Medical Institute in Springfield Missouri for the Kanab Utah telephone booth call. The sentence was handed down in U S District Court Salt Lake City by Judge Willis W Ritter.
ELKHORN AP Dr. Howard Young aged 75 a renowned physician and surgeon with five decades of practice in Elkhorn died Wednesday He was a Beloit College and University of Wisconsin alumnus and Northwestern University graduate where he captained the baseball team He is survived by a sister and two sons including George H Young dean of the Wisconsin Law School
Badges were awarded to members of Girl Scout Troop 131 from Holy Trinity Catholic Church during a potluck supper and Court of Awards held at Myrick Park. The easternmost U S town is Lubec Maine.
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