Probing Causes of Riots and Call For Congressional Inquiry
Ohio Democrat Len Lausche urges two congressional committees to uncover whether riots in northern cities stem from spontaneous protests or organized lawlessness. The piece condemns violence and notes church groups like the World Council of Churches recommending violent action as a means to social change. It highlights the impact on residents, especially Negroes, and questions moral authority amid rising unrest.
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House Committee On Un-American Activities
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Cleveland
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Switzerland
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Viet Nam
Tribune Reader Questions CORE Ambition in Cambo dia
Marcella M Davidson of Sparta Wisconsin questions Floyd McKissick CORE leader and his private committee America Wants to Know. She notes Roy Inus a New York CORE lieutenant and critic of integration echoes SNCC founder Stokely Carmichael from the West Indies.
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Cambodia
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SNCC
Stokely Carmichael
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West Indies
Marcella M. Davidson
Sparta
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Verse about loving one another among disciples
The quoted line from John 13 35 emphasizes that all will know followers of Jesus by their love for each other. It underscores communal love as the mark of discipleship and unity within Christian fellowship.
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Spelling Frustration and Odd Limyericks on Language
A discussion on English spelling woes notes reforms have failed, referencing Bernard Shaw’s will being declared invalid. It features humorous limericks about mispronunciations and spelling oddities, including a one legged colonel and a braided choir voice incident.
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Bernard Shaw
Review of the News in Years Past Mid Century Highlights
A compilation of notable items from past decades. 1946 covers La Crosse travel to Milwaukee, Gov Goodland attacks opponents, Ralph Immell challenges, Veterans Administration renovation at Tomah, 18 buildings at $300000. 1936 notes the Cass Street Mississippi River Bridge 2530 feet, Spanish Civil War news, Kiwanis convention prep, a Douglas County forest fire, rising tourist trade. 1926 profiles Elliot Gaskill murder case, Blanche Chamberlain resignation, new harvester strategy for Wisconsin farms, electricity value talks. 1916 Red Cross drive, local heat deaths, Chamber of Commerce formalized, 1000+ membership, Zeppelin raid over London.
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Chamber of Commerce
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Germany
London
Douglas Faces Tough Endorsement Clash in Illinois Senate Race
Chicago report notes Sen. Paul Douglas 74 faces a tight contest against Charles Percy as the Vietnam War strains weigh on voters. Douglas backs Johnson policies and hopes favorable polls in Chicago suburbs and a mixed ballot ticket help him past the energetic Percy who attacks U.S. overcommitment and calls for a broader Asian conference without U.S. participation.
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La Crosse Tribune Publisher and Editor Credits
La Crosse Tribune details its publisher W. T. Burgess and editor Sanford Goltz. It notes The Associated Press rights and circulation info including address in La Crosse Wisconsin and mailing rates.
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Cass Sts
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Auto Gets Off Lightly in Era of Rising Taxes
Madison editorial argues that motor vehicles are taxed lightly relative to other property. It notes $18 registration fee, a $2 increase, funds highway improvements, and contrasts vehicle taxes with higher general taxes and sales taxes.
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Madison
League of Wisconsin Municipalities
League
Congress Probes Riots Ties to Outside Groups
House Judiciary and Un-American Activities committees move to investigate rioters in Cleveland Brooklyn Chicago and other cities. Probes seek links to pro Castro groups militant civil rights advocates and RAM figures with possible Communist ties amid national unrest.
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House Committee On UN- American Activities
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Revolutionary Armed Movement
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Robert Williams
Havana
Peking
U.S
Hall Syndicate, Inc
Is Compulsory Arbitration the Public’s Shield or Shackle
A 1966 editorial discusses airline strike fallout, calling for compulsory arbitration to curb public service disruptions. It argues government action failed to protect the public and suggests a binding tribunal to resolve wage and price disputes affecting utilities and national economy. It notes opposition from both sides and ties the issue to public utility rate policy.
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Congress
Bheen
New York Times
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
Debutante Wedding Costs Spark Elopement Joke
A New York debutante’s father laments the fuss and expense of her cathedral wedding and hotel reception. He quips that without presents an elopement would be preferable, echoing George Ade’s humorous line.
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George Ade
Cari Riblet Jr. Syndicate
Jacoby on Bridge: South opens and bids reach four clubs
In a Nor th hand game analysis Oswald and James Jacoby interpret a bridge deal where West opens the bidding and the sequence ends with four spades after a 2 and 3d overcall. The opening lead is given but the hand details show a 19 percent result for the final contract.
Time Doesn’t Spoil Aces In Bridge Play
North faced rebid pressure and chose to force game after partner’s two club response. South misread finesses and East ruffed, leading to a sequence that left South with a diamond and club problems. West misplayed ace of hearts, enabling South to ruff, draw trumps, and claim remaining tricks.
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