Airline Strike Stalemate Fuels Blame Game in Congress
The four week walkout by airline mechanics and maintenance workers stretches into its fourth week as lawmakers dodge responsibility for ending the dispute. Senate leaders cite blame for a potential solution, while Wisconsin's Gaylord Nelson warns that ordering a return to work could kill collective bargaining. The President and Congress both appear to bear the heat of the crisis.
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Congress
Senate
House
Mr. Johnson
Dirksen
Mansfield
Wisconsin
Gaylord Nelson
White House
Price increases hint at broader food stabilization
From the 1946 notes a report notes price increases for flour and bread may stabilize other foods. The era’s OPA outlook frames food pricing amid postwar supply shifts.
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OPA
la Crosse
Milwaukee Centurama
Eddie Cantor
Dean Ladd Kidder
Two Angry Senators Stand Tall In Senate Clash
Washington scene as Senators Byrd and Pastore push an amendment opposing a West German steel mill in Communist China. The debate erupts with strong speeches from Mansfield, Fulbright, Javits, and Pastore, signaling a rare spike of U.S. assertiveness before a likely conference outcome.
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James J. Kilpatrick
Richmond News Leader
Washington
Myrna Loy
Harry Belafonte
Shakespeare
Senate
Uncle Sam
Aunt Patsy
West Germany
Harry Byrd Jr
Virginia
Pastore
Rhode Island
China
State Department
Europe
Viet Nam
Byrd
Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
Arkansas
Fulbright
America
California
Rachel
Louisiana
Russell Long
Colorado
Peter Dominick
Delaware
John Williams
South Dakota
Mundt
South Carolina
Thurmond
New York
Javits
Nebraska
Hruska
Kuchel
Mansfield
Sam
Congress Hesitates To Regulate Firearm Sales
President Johnson urged Congress to pass a nationwide gun control law amid renewed debate sparked by the Austin tragedy. The discussion centers on licensing, registration of gun ownership, dealer tighter controls, and periodic exams for owners, with lawmakers noting mail purchases complicate enforcement.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Austin
Tex
Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
America
House
Senate
Eldon James
The
Ameri
Lucey Critics Conflict Claim Over Potter Board Seat
The piece examines Lt. Gov. Patrick J. Lucey charging conflict of interest in John Potter’s role on the State Department of Resource Development board due to Potter’s law firm client the paper company. It questions objectivity and notes possible broader impacts on public service if such rules apply widely.
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Madison
Patrick J. Lucey
John Potter
State Department of Resource Development
Lucey
Potter
Wisconsin
State Board of Health
Public Service Commission
State Department of Agriculture
State Insurance Department
State Banking Department
Law and Morality Versus Law's Limits in Society
A contemplation on how law fails to curb large social evils, urging moral discipline over reliance on legal coercion. The piece cites officials remarks, critiques leisure’s misuse, notes snakes’ fear vs danger, cites Wilde, questions coffee service, ballet music, and Lincoln’s 51 percent quip.
Explaining the U S Economy Proves Elusive
Vice President Hubert Humphrey attempts a question oriented explanation of the economy in a Washington speech. He asks how to explain Delaware and Nebraska and notes the contrast between free enterprise rhetoric and public ownership of utilities. A reporter interjects with a quip as Humphrey loses his place.
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U.S
Hubert Humphrey
Delaware
Nebraska
Angling Gear Aims To Solve Every Angling Woe
A sportsmen's feature notes that fishing gear sold in the United States and Canada targets every problem anglers face. It quotes Izaak Walton's claim that angling is as complex as mathematics and never fully learned, reflecting on gear innovations and mastery.
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Sportsman’s Magazine
United States
Canada
Bible Verse Quoted Psalms 8 5
A short devotional line quotes Psalm 8 5 praising human dignity and divine crowning glory as described in scripture.
Hard Truth of a Viet Nam War Beheading Suppressed
The White House kept secret the reported beheading of a U S airman by North Vietnamese forces after escape from a Laos camp. Lt Dieter Dengler’s debriefing in Saigon described the slaying, prompting calls in Congress for detailed war atrocity reports and action to press Hanoi on Geneva prisoner rights.
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Congress
Communist
China
Free World
Viet Nam
Id Tae
Washington
Johnson
U.S
White House
Saigon
Hanoi
Defense Department
Dieter Denger
Navy
Laos
Dengler
Con
Rep. L. Mendel Rivers
D-S.c
House Armed Services Committee
Thomas Morgan
D-Pa
Foreign Affairs Committee
Wayne Hayes
D-Ohio
Rivers
Ho Chi Minh
South Viet Nam
Armed Services Committee
Pentagon
17Th Parallel
Harold Bennett
Joseph Grainger
Connecticut
Morgan
La Crosse Tribune Publication Details and Rates
The La Crosse Tribune published every afternoon and Sunday morning from La Crosse Wisconsin with offices at 4th and Cass Streets. It is a Lee Enterprises and Associated Press member. AP holds exclusive reprint rights for local news and AP dispatches. Second class postage paid in La Crosse. Rates: single copy free, carrier 60 cents weekly, mail rates on request.
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T. Burgess
Sanford Goltz
la Crosse Tribune
4Th
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wis
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
AP News
Wisconsin
Bridge hand reading from Oswald James Jacoby scorecard
North south play shows a pass on four diamonds after a balanced deal. West opens with a strong no trump and lead indicates tempo. The layout includes spade and heart sequences with key honors.
Unconventional Smother Play In Expert Bridge Analysis
The article examines a bridge hand where South chooses a finesse and a later end play in diamonds. It argues the better line is to run clubs and cash the ace, king, and a small diamond to force East to lead a spade or club, enabling smothered trumping and potential diamond drops.
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South
East
West
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