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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1968
Page
5
In a team match with International Match Points, East doubles four spades, planning to set the contract, while South has four spades. The table shows the double failed to cash, and five hearts by East made seven tricks after North's double. The boards end in an even score.
Paris reports France issues new warning to airlines and shipping firms to stay clear of the Mururoa test zone in the South Pacific. The warning, effective Sunday, states France will conduct a new atomic or hydrogen device test. France previously exploded a thermonuclear device on August 24.
Sylvia Porter outlines pre census trends showing population growth from 180 million to about 204 207 million by 1970 and households rising to 63 million while average size falls to 3.2. The labor force climbs to 86 million with many young workers starting careers, and school enrollment surges especially in college.
Navy recruiter S CPO David Jilk announced eleven area enlistments in August. Among them is Karen R McKibbin, daughter of Mr and Mrs Carlyle McKibbin, enlisting in WAVEs for three years and reporting to Bainbridge Maryland for training. Also enlisted is Alfred Wendel of Spring Grove Minnesota for 30 months as construction mechanic with indoctrination at Gulfport Mississippi. Recruits now at Great Lakes Illinois include Chester Blum Thomas Erickson Thomas Garbers Daniel Heiller Robert Johnson Daniel Langrehr David Rockwell James Tracy James Kornmeyer and James
Hundreds of women and children blocked streets in Palermo protesting a water shortage. Firemen finally cleared routes with water trucks as authorities limited supply to seven hours daily. Officials promised an aqueduct and larger pipeline to raise distribution to 16 hours.
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