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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1975
Page
5
About 600 people attended a day long symposium at Viterbo College on Food and Nutrition Personal and Global Perspective. Alfred E Harper of University of Wisconsin Madison warned that famine risks persist due to protein energy malnutrition and poor food distribution.
Mamie Eisenhower plans to spend her 79th birthday on the Gettysburg farm or en route to Abilene Kansas. The former first lady, with rheumatic heart, prefers privacy, avoiding parties, and may travel west before returning to the private home she cherishes.
Diane Batzel poses at Maple Grove Country Club as West Salem Area Jaycees present their second annual fashion show at 7 30 p m Monday Fashion items from Marten House West Salem inspire shoes from Seelig s Family Shoes turquoise jewelry by Country Place La Crosse with hors d oeuvres and tickets at the door or from any Jaycee.
A La Crosse mood clinic focusing on fearful and financial depression is scheduled Monday 7 to 9 30 p.m. at the La Crosse Public Library auditorium. Sponsored by local mental health groups, the program features Dr Dennis Biros Marianne O Neill Al Knorr and Rita Bissen with talks on aging social work recovery and self help. A fee applies and refreshments will be served.
Dr. Robert W. Edland of Gundersen Clinic was re-elected to a third term as national secretary of the American Society of Therapeutic Radiologists at a San Francisco meeting. He also won a two year term as president of the Wisconsin Society of Radiation Oncologists. Edland has directed radiation therapy at the University of Wisconsin Medical School and is an associate clinical professor of radiology and human oncology. He and his wife Carole have four children.
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