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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1968
Page
5
Dear readers confront two issues. First fire safety warns no safe way to smoke in bed with risky ashes and smoldering materials. Second a reader shares heartbreak about marriage, infidelity and a potential custody outcome. The column closes inviting more questions to Ann Landers.
Richard D. Cudahy and Jay Schwartz clashed at the Cudahy meat plant gates with police warning over a handshake moment as they vie in the Democratic primary. Cudahy drew support from Oscar Mayer workers while Warren Knowles described himself as expendable amid Wisconsin GOP politics and planned a Sunday fundraising dinner in Sayner with Jerris Leonard attending.
On this date in history Pilgrims sailed from Plymouth in 1620. Queen Wilhelmina was crowned in 1898. McKinley shot in 1901 and died days later. Peary announced reaching the North Pole in 1909. WWI Battle of the Marne began in 1914. WWII push to Stalingrad noted in 1941. Parc Brazil forest fire left 300000 homeless in 2010. UAW strike against Ford in 2019.
The September neurosurgical lecture sponsored by the Adolf Gundersen Medical Foundation will discuss brain tumors. Dr C Norman Shealy, chief of neurosurgery, will speak Tuesday at 4 30 p m in the Lutheran Hospital conference room. Open to physicians nurses students and technicians in La Crosse. A NIH Bethesda scientist spent six and a half years building a model of a hemoglobin molecule.
North hand in a bridge column by Oswald and James Jacoby analyzes bidding and play. The feature offers strategic tips and practical examples drawn from bridge deals and standard conventions.
In a Whist bidding sequence North jumps to six clubs though a slam seemed unlikely. West faced a tough choice and finally led a trump, a decision the article argues against, saying the ace of spades lead would have been superior to expose weaknesses and force a better spread by South.
A horse uses its tongue to create pressure that lifts a column of water three feet, allowing it to drink from a stream without lifting its head to swallow.
The Chicago Tribune says antiwar leaders and NMC members prepared statements on police brutality ahead of the Democratic National Convention. David Dellinger and Don Rose are named, with a Highland Park meeting on Aug 4 attended by 48 people where such statements were discussed.
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