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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1965
Page
14
London reports a $5 million nationwide drive to rebrand tea in Britain aimed at younger drinkers. The Tea Council asserts Britons drink about 1 900 cups per person annually while coffee imports rise, with ads TV posters and newspaper spreads under the slogan Join the tea set.
A Vermont teen asks about ear piercing and defers to physician care. Ann Landers says 16 is acceptable with small earrings, rejects large hoops, and warns against unsterile methods.
Seaman Apprentice Roy Bentzen and Ensign Dennis Kennedy, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Bentzen and Mrs. Kennedy, celebrated aboard the USS Forrestal as it anchored in Genoa Italy. The carrier group forms the 6th Fleet fast strike force and will visit ports in Italy France Spain and Greece before returning to Norfolk in late March. Mesmerism term traced to Franz Mesmer Austrian origin.
Walter Kohler, chairman, announces major subcommittee heads for the reorganized Coordinating Committee on Higher Education. Arthur Wegner of Madison leads plans and policies and the finance committee. G Kenneth Crowell of Neenah heads the same. Further chairs include Harold Konnak, Duane Smith, and Robert Pierce.
Government findings show urban growth cuts farm land and pushes up real estate taxes, with more than 1.5 billion dollars levied on farm property last year. The Agriculture Department notes real estate levies have risen for over two decades while accidental farm deaths rise 25 percent in a decade due to aging farmers and machine use.
San Antonio Texas reports two La Crosse airmen received basic training at Lackland AFB. James J Colclough grandson of Mrs Albert L Brunke will train as an air traffic specialist at Keesler AFB Mississippi after graduating Logan High School in 1964. Terence R Collins son of Mr and Mrs Gifford M Collins will go to March AFB California for training and duty as a communications specialist after a 1965 Central High School graduation.
A majoreague batting champion must reach 502 or more plate appearances to qualify. The rule establishes a quantitative standard tying batting titles to minimum opportunities at the plate.
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