Misuse Of Picketing In La Crosse County
The La Crosse County Board dispute with Hillview Home resignations highlights public employee union tactics. Pickets targeted courthouses and county supervisors as state labor board votes approached. The editorial condemns harassment and secondary boycotts, urges legal protection for board members.
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If I Were Governor Wisconsin Highway Safety Plan
The piece notes Warren Knowles proposes weekend Guardsmen on Wisconsin highways after a deadly 24 death weekend. It highlights 117 Guardsmen with the State Patrol over the Fourth of July period and 26 fatalities mainly in one car crashes, many youths. It questions voter support for tougher penalties and asks readers what they would do if governor for a day.
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Wisconsin
Warren Knowles
National Guard
Knowles
Napoleon
West Channel bridge grease slows traffic with injuries
May rain and drizzle cause the West Channel bridge to grease up after a Gateway Transfer Co truck and a passenger car collide. One person injured as crews clear the scene amid slick conditions.
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Richard Bong
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Genoa
Walter Nienast
5Th Ave. S
Philip Shorey
la Crosse St
Armina Prochinski
Fountain City
Third River
Wisconsin
Robert S. Cowie
la Follette
State Safety Council
Sparta
D. Lehman
Red Satellites Show Signs Of Disunity On Viet Nam Issue
AP dispatch notes growing disunity among Communist bloc powers over Viet Nam. Czechoslovakia's Literarii Noviny reprints Le Monde findings on Viet Cong atrocities, while Romania questions Geneva talks scope. Soviet leadership rejects reconvening the Geneva conference. Prague and Bucharest seek Western openings and trade to bolster economies, fearing broader war.
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Machinists Stand To Gain By Staying Off The Job
The machinists may benefit by rejecting the latest wage settlement offered by airlines. Lawmakers push for a presidentially appointed board to settle disputes, urging action to end the airline strike and protect civil rights amid interstate commerce disruption.
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James J. Reynolds
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Ohio
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Johnson
Congress
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
Information and Publicity as Political Mirrors
The piece contrasts usage of information publicity propaganda and labels in government discourse. It critiques how terms like voluntary confession good pupil and crime conquests reveal political rhetoric and biases in law, media, and diplomacy. The author cites hypocrisy in court and public life, noting perjury by suppression and the fragility of trust in public institutions.
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Sydney J. Harris
Church and Nationality in Wisconsin Politics
A student letter asks if ethnic and religious associations shape Wisconsin politics. The piece notes ongoing influence of Irish Catholic, German, Scandinavian, and Jewish groups in party leadership and candidate selection, with examples from Milwaukee and state history. It cites debates over a Catholic governor and the role of minority status in elections.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Virginia
Wall Street Journal
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Milwaukee
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State
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Republican Convention
John W. Reynolds
Reynolds
Pat Lucey
Jack Olson
McGregor Hospitality Questioned by Wisconsin Drivers
A Wisconsin reader complains that Mayor R A Flanders of McGregor Iowa ran a Safety Education and Driver Training program for out-of-state drivers. Wisconsin and Minnesota motorists were instructed in Iowa traffic laws, raising concern over state involvement and location of the sessions.
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Harold J. Eckes
Whitewater
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the Tribune
Wisconsin
R. A. Flanders
Iowa
Minnesota
Quote on advice from Napoleon and Newton
The piece cites Napoleon and A Edward Newton noting few are fit to give advice. It parodies the idea that true counsel comes only after death, with Newton's remark about being buried under earth and granite before certain.
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Napoleon Bonaparte
La Crosse Tribune Publisher and staff details
The La Crosse Tribune lists W. T. Burgess as publisher and Sanford Goltz as editor with publication from La Crosse Wisconsin. It notes AP news exclusivity for local and AP dispatches and details postal and subscription rates for single copies and carrier delivery.
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Sanford Goltz
Edliter
la Crosse Tribune
4Th
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wis
Lee Enterprises, Inc
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Wisconsin
Bridge hand from Oswald and James Jacoby episode
A North South vulnerable hand sequence shows West East pass outcomes with 1C, 2NT, 3NT overcalls. The final result has all players passing after 3NT and the pass by East.
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James Jacoby
Bridge Lesson: Fourth Spade Lead Turns Down Declarer
Jim and Oswald discuss a four spades opening in a partnership hand. Oswald advocates a five spot against third hand high to deny dummy entries, aiming to force declarer down. They analyze timing ducks and finesses to limit club damage while preserving diamond trick chances.
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Declarer
Bible Verse Provokes Thought on Folly and Wisdom
A brief biblical reflection cites Proverbs 26 5 advising answering a fool according to his folly to prevent self deception. The verse contrasts wise restraint with rash response.
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