Lebanon selects nonpolitical military leader to curb guerrilla war
Lebanon elected a nonpolitical military leader as president to restore order amid guerrilla activity. General Fuad Shehab is expected to neutralize the crisis while the army remains neutral, with potential implications for U S and British force withdrawals and Middle East policy. The Cha moun presidency faces pressure to resign, affecting regional balance and prospects for a summit.
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Tary
Lebanon
Fuad Shehab
United States
Chamoun
Nikita Khrushchev
Demagogues and the power of truthful discourse
An editorial focusing on Khrushchev and Nasser argues that verbal violence in politics undermines trust. It condemns their attacks as deliberate distortions while urging free societies to hold such leaders accountable and demand consistent, genuine rhetoric in international relations. We love him, because he first loved us. I John 4:19.
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Khrushchev
Nasser
Free World
Cairo
Lyle H. Munson
Congress
Munson
United States
Cuba
Lyle
OSS
CIA
George Haberman
State Labor Movement
United Labor
Charles Schultz
Wisconsin Cio
Schultz
Assemblyman
Pellant
The
CIO
Walter Burke
Wisconsin
United Steelworkers
Burke
Federation
Rush The Navy Think Machine To Help Prisoners
Roark notes a plan by Lyle Munson to use a think machine and covert actions to free American prisoners. The column mocks the idea while praising some bold figures and jokes about a harassing bird targeting Joseph Siniscalchi, ending with a call to advance the Navy learning machine.
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Mr. Munson
Joseph Siniscalchi
Long Island
Joe
Joseph
Navy
Middle East
Joseph Sinsialchi
Hoffa
Portraits James Metcalfe
A short verse observes how adults overthink words while children speak plainly and honestly. The piece notes lessons learned from youngsters about living truthfully and openly.
Vacation time review of past news
Twenty years ago 1938 the Justice Department planned an inquiry into organized medicine and anti trust law violations tied to the cooperative health society of 2500 government employees who hired their own doctors. The effort faced opposition from the American Medical Society and the Medical Society of DC.
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Justice Department
Cooperative Health Society
American Medical Society
Medical Society of
District of Columbia
Joseph Simones
V. O. Simones
State St
Jack Belke
John Belke
Kane St
Wiskerden
Liberty St
Frances Burgess
Losey Blvd
Elizabeth Egeland
Onalaska
Wisdom teeth usefulness and historical population questions
A reader asks about the purpose of wisdom teeth and the population of San Francisco during the 1848 gold rush. Answers note third molars crush and grind coarse food, and San Francisco had about 900 residents, rising to roughly 2,700 a year later from a transient camp.
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San Francisco
U.S. A
Sutter’s Millrace
Wisconsin AFL CIO merger may reshape state politics
Analysis by George Haberman and others weighs how the Wisconsin AFL and CIO fusion could alter campaigns. A single federation with about 260000 dues payers might be stronger than two rivals, but internal divisions and leadership tensions could limit immediate political action.
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Madison
Wis
AFL
CIO
Wisconsin
Xexe
Eet
United Auto Workers
Afl-Cio Federation
Blood poisoning and septicemia overview by Dr Edwin Jordan
Doctor explains septicemia or blood poisoning caused by germs entering the bloodstream. Germs from injuries or skin breaks can invade blood, with streptococci and staphylococci as common culprits. Antibiotics and sulfa drugs save many lives today, but prompt treatment after injury is essential.
Letter on La Crosse parking and levee usage concerns
Tribune readers question the La Crosse parking situation. They recall former levee parking near Front and State and challenge who profits from 30 cent daily spots. They request free city parking lots and note word limits and privacy rules for letters.
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Tribune
la Crosse
Summit Conference Within The United Nations Security Council
Washington notes a Geneva summit likely with or without General De Gaulle. The focus will be on propaganda and procedures to sway world opinion, with emphasis on protecting small nations from indirect aggression and limiting Soviet influence in the Middle East. The piece urges UN led collective action and shift from U S sole protection to regional and international mechanisms.
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United Nations Security Council
Washington
Geneva
de Gaulle
Lawrence
Winston Churchill
United Nations
Moscow
Britain
United States
Jordan
Lebanon
Middle East
Dulles
Soviet Union
Organization of American States
Far East
U.N
North Korea
Nasser
La Crosse Tribune Rates and Contact Information
The La Crosse Tribune offers home delivery in La Crosse area with prices listed. Subscriptions include options for 75 miles, 150 miles, and outside ranges with annual, semiannual, quarterly, and monthly rates. Circulation and contact details are provided for missed papers and advertising inquiries.
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la Crosse
Wis
la Crosse Tribune
Lee Newspaper Group
Associated Press
Tribune
Jann & Kelley, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Atlanta
Onalaska
la Crescent
Carrier Bay
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Government Employment Board
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Thomas G. Dowling
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Caledonia St
John Weber
Burlington Railroad
Hartwell and Cowie
Dorothy Alleman
Martha Forbes
Florence Palen
Clara Hilliker
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George E. Beedle
Market Square
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F. A. Blair
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Charles B. Hadley
Lynch
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James Thompson
North Side Progressive League
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R. L. Kenyon
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