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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1968
Page
8
Reader letters discuss safety of smoking in bed and a personal saga of engagement, deception, and paternity. The fireman warns there is no safe way to smoke in bed due to asphyxiation and blaze risk while others recount romantic turmoil and a handwriting etiquette tip for thank you notes.
September 6 marks events from 1620 Mayflower voyage to Plymouth to 1963 and earlier notes. Notable items include Queen Wilhelmina crowning in 1898 and McKinley shooting in 1901 with death days later.
Candidates Richard D. Cudahy and Jay Schwartz confronted at the Cudahy and Oscar Mayer facilities as they vie for the Democratic nomination with Knowles in the governor’s race signaling political uncertainty. Republican events include a fund raiser in Sayner with Jerris Leonard attending.
A September neurosurgical lecture on brain tumors will be given by Dr. C Norman Shealy, chief of neurosurgery, sponsored by the Adolf Gundersen Medical Foundation. The talk is Tuesday at 4 30 p m in Lutheran Hospital conference room and open to La Crosse area physicians nurses medical students and technicians. In Bethesda Maryland a NIH scientist spent six and a half years building a scale model of a hemoglobin molecule.
North South vulnerable. Auction: North opens one no trump, East passes. South overcalls with two diamonds, North rebids three spades, West passes, East passes. Final contract six spades with opening lead the ten of clubs.
A bridge bidding deal centers on a modern cue bid signal and a six clubs slam. East jams to four spades, South passes with a weak hand, West hesitates and finally leads a trump, allowing South to draw trumps and discard. The column argues West should have led ace of spades to force the heart shift.
The pressure from a horse tongue can raise a column of water three feet enabling the animal to drink from a stream without lifting its head to swallow.
Chicago reports claim the National Mobilization Committee prepared statements for victims of police brutality ahead of the Democratic National Convention. The Tribune cites minutes of an Aug. 4 Highland Park meeting led by David Dellinger with Don Rose noting prewritten statements for delegates.
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