Medicare Pickets and AMA Chief Talk Kerr-Mills Plan
Dr. Edward R. Annis urged Kerr-Mills as sound, contrasting Democratic King-Anderson and Republican Javits-Kuchel bills. He cited $500 million spent last year and Wisconsin’s July 1 start. He criticized McDonald and Marquette journalism stance, noting private insurance covers most needs. See PLAN Page 6.
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Wisconsin
Annis
Marquette University ‘School of Journalism
Donald McDonald
McDonald
Dr. Annis
Local adults embrace cycling in big way
A Tribune note highlights adults taking up biking with steady rides. It mentions a local couple, Mr. and Mrs. George Londkoski, who ride a tandem bicycle weekly. The piece references a broader cycling feature on page 27.
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George Londkoski
Tribune
Paul Shane
Rockefeller Pledges Battle With Goldwater in California
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller pledged an all out fight with Barry Goldwater for California's Republican presidential primary after winning Oregon with 88 667 votes to Lodge 73 779 Goldwater 47 170 Nixon 45 031. Goldwater called the Oregon result a boost but said it helps Nixon more in the long run.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
California
Arizona
Tartly
Dor Henry Cabot Lodge
Rockefeller
Lodge
Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
U.S
South Viet Nam
Nixon
Lodge Backers Decline California Strategy Talk
California Lodge backers refused to reveal their June primary strategy while highlighting Henry Cabot Lodge's national appeal after he finished second to Nelson Rockefeller in Oregon. Cochairman Jack Crumbley said a statewide plan will come after next week’s consultations with supporters.
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Gene Oishi
Los Angeles
California
Draft Lodge For President
Henry Cabot Lodge
Oregon
Lodge
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Jack W. Crumbley
la Jolla
Calif
Cochairman
Crumbley
Rockefeller
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Well Digging Boom Tragedy Claims Soldier Grove Man
John B. Zintz a 47 year old Soldier Grove resident was killed Saturday afternoon when a well digging boom on his two ton truck caused loss of control on Plum Hill Road. He leaped free but was pinned against a tree by the truck as the boom struck two more trees. Survived by his widow Mae two daughters and a son funeral pending at Chitwood Funeral Home.
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Soldiers Grove
Wis
John B. Zintz
Plum Hill
Zintz
Vincent Murphy
Murphy
Zintzi
Mae
Loren Nofsinger
Milton Junction
Philip Nofsinger
Janesville
Michael
Chitwood Funeral Home
U S Casualties In South Vietnam Top 1000
Washington AP reports American casualties in South Vietnam have surpassed 1000 since early 1961, with 131 killed in action and 98 dead from accidents or noncombat causes. South Vietnamese losses exceed 41,800 as U S and allied forces face intense guerrilla warfare.
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Elton
C. Fay Washington
South Viet Nam
U.S
Pentagon
U. S
Saigon
Washington
Nguyen Khanh
Souvanna Blames North Vietnamese Aid for Red Offensive
Neutralist Premier Souvanna Phouma says Communists aided by North Vietnamese launched a two pronged drive against neutralist forces in Laos’s Plaine des Jarres region. He cites Red Pathet Lao and Hanoi troops near Vang Vieng and reports of Thathom and other battlefield developments.
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Vientiane
Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Souvanna
Red Pathet Lao
North Vietnamese
Plaine Des Jarres
Kong le
Red
Viet Nam
Kong
Muong Cha
Panhet Lao
Souphanouvong
Pathet Lao
North Viet Nam
Two La Crosse Children Hurt In Saturday Accidents
Two youngsters, Dana Hove aged four and Jeffrey Blanchard aged nine, were injured in separate city accidents Saturday afternoon. Hove sustained life threatening head injuries and was not expected to survive after being hit by 17 year old Mary Ruth Benz on 16th Street, while Blanchard suffered extensive bruises and possible rib and ankle injuries when his bicycle collided with a truck driven by 60 year old William Lyon on Cunningham Street.
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la Crosse
Dana Hove
Glen Hove
S. 16Th St
Jeffrey W. Blanchard
Wayne Blanchard
Prospect St
Hove
Mary Ruth Benz
S. 19Th St
16Th Street
Ing
St. Francis Hospital
Grandview Hospital
Blanchard
William L. Kenyon
Cunningham Street
UAW Backed Pickets Disrupt AMA Speech in La Crosse
Dr. Edward R. Annis criticized a UAW CIO backed picket line at Coleman Vocational School Auditorium during his La Crosse talk on Medical Care In America. He urged study of Kerr-Mills, warned against King Anderson Medicare schemes, and defended patient access to care while opposing control by labor leaders. The event drew about 350 attendees amid peaceful demonstrations.
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Marquette Journalism School
Annis
Marquette Medical School
Dr. Annis
Marquette
McDonald’s
Edward R. Annis
la Crosse
la Crosse Country Club
Tribune
la Crosse Tribune
American Medical Association
America
Coleman Vocational School
Spence-McCord Drug Co
Miami, Fla
World Medical Association
Uaw-Cio
Senior Citizens News
AMA
Wisconsin
King Anderson
Congress
Walter Reuther
Reuther
Lyndon B. Johnson
Social Security Administration
The
American and World Medical Societies
Ing
Medicare
Coleman School
Insurance For Vacation Time Is Available
The La Crosse Tribune offers accident and dread disease insurance with a June 1 start for applications filed before May 20. Family plans cost 50 cents per member monthly and cover all household members up to age 80, including grandparents. Rural subscribers can insure hired farm hands as well. policies cover summer outdoor risks. Contact The La Crosse Tribune Insurance Service Department to obtain application blanks.
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la Crosse Tribune Insurance
Tribune
Insurance Service Department
la Crosse Tribune
la Crosse
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Mekong River
Thailand
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