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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1965
Page
19
In Rome the Tiber river bed holds vast art caches dumped during invasions since the fourth century. Treasures remain buried under 15 to 30 feet of silt with deeper digging expected to reveal more pieces once thrown from bridges and during Napoleonic era incursions.
The push to bar known Communists from state campus events prompts fear of loss of accreditation for UNC Chapel Hill and other state colleges. The accrediting association will rule after Thanksgiving as lawmakers face a public dispute over control of the university and academic freedom.
The New China News Agency broadcast quoted Beijing threatening to punish India if Indian troops intrude again on Chinese claimed Tibet Sikkim territory. China urged India to stop provocative military actions and warned it would defend itself.
Arthur Goldberg, U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, expressed optimism about the UN's future as he spoke at his installation as a trustee of the Institute of International Education. He said man's instinct is survival, not destruction, and that there is no alternative to the U.N.
A club luncheon option uses smoked pork shoulder roll sliced and served on English muffins with a mustard sauce. The recipe notes cover simmering the pork, preparing a mustard cream sauce, and assembling with asparagus spears for six servings. The article also states New Zealand was first to grant women’s suffrage.
Dallas Texas AP Judge Louis T. Holland delayed a sanity hearing for Jack Ruby killer of Kennedy’s assassin. The next step goes to the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals in Austin. Defense argued delaying could help Ruby’s position due to prior writ of habeas corpus issues and Judge Brown’s potential prejudicial involvement.
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