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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1965
Page
12
Dublin AP reports 83 year old President Eamon De Valera and nearly blind but intends to run for a second seven year term next year. Observers expect his victory and note the 50th anniversary of the 1916 Easter uprising will fall during his presidency.
NASA reports a bigger Saturn IB as an advanced, more powerful follow up to the Saturn I. The new vehicle completed a test program of 10 launches with 100 percent success, marking a major step in launch capabilities.
A dense list of Lutheran and other church services across Cortland area towns includes Leland Roald Nielen and Cashton pastors, multiple congregations like Br ush Creek and Coon Valley with worship times, Sunday schools, confirmation classes, and special events such as mission talks by Rev Orlando Hash in Looney Valley.
Ann Landers answers readers on meals for sitters and spare rooms for travelers. An urban teen babysitter story in Little Rock asks about hosting while families travel. The letter from Lewis Valley Lutheran notes church activities and confirmation class times.
Eleven Cuban refugees arrived at Key West aboard the 16 foot Topeca after a rough Gulf Stream crossing. Coast Guard cutters assisted several boats and officials report more than 300 have crossed Florida Straits since Castro opened the doors. A welfare official projects up to 42 500 Cubans may come to the United States by June.
Dale Cattanach, Ford Foundation aid, predicts a $21.8 million Wisconsin surplus for the current biennium. He cites a conservative estimate at a Ford Foundation Committee meeting, higher than Gov Knowles’ figure by $12.1 million. If growth persists, the gap could grow to about $20 million.
James Perrello, 19, escaped serious injury after tumbling 30 feet from a third floor porch and landing on his dog. The 3 month old German shepherd was killed by the impact. Perrello was hospitalized at City Hospital for cuts bruises and X rays.
A British religious weekly argues to scrap God Save the Queen and adopt a new national anthem. The weekly notes the anthem is played less often and often only in minimal form, reflecting waning reverence and token respect.
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