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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1970

Page

16

Daily TV Listings Highlight Mixed 1960s Schedule

A dense rundown of broadcast times across channels 8 13 and 19 outlining shows from News and Sports at dawn to soap operas and game shows through midnight including Hillbillies Green Acres Hee Haw and Batman style specials with films, talk shows, and local cable notes.

W. Cronkite Dick van Dyke Don Knotts Mod Squad Green Acres Hee Haw Julia Marcus Welby Merv Griffin Johnny Carson Dick Cavett

Scientists Discover An Ancient Formula

Cairo experts Dr. Saleh A Saleh and Dr. Ali A El Masry with American help report a synthetic blue pigment used on temples and tombs for 4 millennia. They detail a formula of copper oxide and calcium oxide with silicone oxide heated to 1050 degrees, mixed with egg yolk and gum, producing a color stable to 1700 degrees and resistant to acids. The team links the color to beliefs about the sky and the Ka, noting ancient practices to preserve belongings for the afterlife.

Cairo Egypt Saleh A. Saleh Ali A. el Masry Saleh Aleh Dr. Saleh

World War I Heights and Weights Compared Across Generations

An analysis notes that adult American males in World War I stood 67.7 inches tall and weighed 142 pounds. By the war’s era, men were 48.4 inches tall at age seventeen with 155 pounds, and today’s young men are about 1.3 inches taller and 10 pounds heavier than their fathers at the same age.

Gibbous Moon Etymology Stems From Italian Humpbacked

The term gibbous describes the moon between half and full as waxing or waning. It derives from an Italian word meaning humpbacked, reflecting its curved appearance in the sky.

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