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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1965
Page
7
New York writer Hal Boyle notes women receive more sympathy for losses due to social norms and airing grief. He jokes that men suffer in silence, while a hypothetical father anticipates his own empty arms syndrome when his daughter marries.
Uncle Ray explains the earliest wheels appear in 5500 year old Sumerian carts and wagons. Donkeys and oxen pulled heavy loads while camels rose later on trade routes. Egyptian art shows camels in the Nile valley over a thousand years after donkeys and oxen. An illustrated Romans leaflet offer follows.
Friday night shows generally fair skies across the nation. Temperatures are expected to rise from the middle Mississippi and Ohio Valleys toward the central Great Lakes, signaling a warm-up across several states. Municipal weather maps credit UPI Telephoto. La Crosse Cribune. Friday October 29 1965.
Milwaukee AP delegates at the Wisconsin Realtors Association convention adopt in principle an Equal Rights Handbook aimed at reducing housing discrimination. The move endorses six suggestions from Gov. Rights Commission head G Aubrey Young, urging Realtors to serve all and curb discriminatory practices by buyers and renters.
The 26 voice DePaur Chorus under Leonard DePaur will give a single program on November 4 at 8 p.m. in Main Hall auditorium La Crosse State University featuring Negro spirituals Creole songs and new works including Saint Martin de Porres a modern jazz hymn. The program opens Brahms and includes works by Hindemith and Randall Thompson with folk songs from Africa and the New Nations.
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