Southeast Asia shifts to firmer U S stance in new strikes
The article reports two coordinated attacks on U S forces in Southeast Asia, with Washington vowing to drive off and destroy aggressors. Johnson signals firm response while McNamara links the attack to Soviet supplied torpedo boats. Congress will endorse the President, and Goldwater supports strong action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Soviet Union
Defense
McNamara
Red China
Congress
Goldwater
A Word For The Policeman From A Washington Endorsement
Senator Mike Mansfield urges support for police amid national unrest. He notes police face heightened attacks and calls for respect and backing for law enforcers. The piece cites rising officer fatalities and general public disrespect while praising the majority of cops as good men doing a hard job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Association of Chiefs of Police
Harlem
Birmingham
Public figures and income disclosure questioned
Wisconsin examines ethics rules for civil servants and the push for private financial disclosures of lawmakers. The piece notes wealth disparities among Congress and state officials, debates over public access to private finances, and the risk of penalizing public service for private wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Congress
Bobby Baker
Washington
Senate
Review of News in Years Past 20 Years Ago 1944
Yanks 18 miles from Nantes speed into Brest as Germans admit Americans advancing. East Prussia towns burn as Reds push into German territory for first time. Warsaw rages on. Over the road truckers strike. Minneapolis and Philadelphia see stoppages. army enters scene. One hundred plus RAF Lancasters hit Brest submarine pens. Baby Glenn Jean Boyer smiles for Tribune photo. Sgt. Fred G. Beck listed among POWs. Thirty years ago 1934 stockhandlers strike in Chicago ends after talks with NRA chief. Nazis revolt in Austria. relief rolls show 800000 farmers on aid. drought and crop losses rise. Civil War veterans’ auxiliary and Spanish War veterans planning events. Mrs. L C Wagner hosts gathering.
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Nantes
Brest
East Prussia
Warsaw
Minneapolis
Philadelphia
Army
Atlantic Coast Line
Stockton
Alabama
Glenn Jean Boyer
Tribune
Glenn Bartlett Boyer
Italy
Peter Beck
East Ave. S
Chicago
Hugh Johnson
NRA
Austria
Konstantine Kammerhofer
West
Sons of Union Veterans of Civil War
United Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary
L. C. Wagner
Lillian
Luella
S. 7Th
J. L. Wagner
Wisconsin and national news briefs from 1924 1914 era
A digest of 1924 and 1914 items notes Dawes plan reports to Germany and political moves by La Follette, plus 1914 war era dispatches. It lists local moves, travel of residents to Oregon and Indiana, storm damage, crime notes on parking violators, and a Camp Tate picnic train with railcar details.
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Dawes Plan
Germany
MacDonald
Seymour L. Meister
Auto Club of
West Wisconsin
la Follette
Crawford County
Ada James
Richland Center
Blaine
Madison
George B. Scott
Prairie Farm
Tom Morris
U.S
Roy Lasser
Grand Crossing
Clinton
Caledonia
John Desmond
North Side
San Francisco
Camp Tate
la Crosse
Resentment Sweeps the Country Over Race Violence
Washington silent as riots and looting widen across major cities under the guise of civil rights. President Johnson and Congress face criticism for inaction while police authority is challenged and public disorder disrupts commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence
Washington
Congress
New York City
Johnson
Adlai Stevenson
Ku Klux Klan
John Birch Society
Democratic Party
Rochester
N.Y
U.S. News and World Report
American Civil Liberties Union
Citizens’ Boards
Democratic Republic
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Cy Barrett Q and A on mergers and job change
Dear Cy answers urge adapting to mergers and tech obsolescence. Hank warns against clinging to 22 year methods while Cy urges quick change. Cy notes underdog experience helps, then advises a weight loss job layoff case and mentions Ruth Pfahler. Kay Whittier Designs owner Ethel Korman paints neckties daily for gifts and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humph
Hank
Ethel Korman
Calvin
Kay Whittier
Fairfield Road
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Speeding offender given 90 day wait before next citation
A speeder faces a stiff sentence and must wait 90 days before any future violations. A doctor notes a cheerful girl carries her years lightly and likely longer than the more anxious peer. Twenty babies entered a cutest baby contest while 19 mothers could contest the judge’s decision.
Readers weigh in on Lyle Bredeman game farm idea
Margaret Page of La Crosse writes that Bredeman plans a hunting preserve in the county area which could boost tourism. She compares it with Alberta game farms and urges the County Board to rezone to support both concepts for travelers and sportsmen.
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the Tribune
Lyle Bredeman
Previ
Ously
Alberta
Canada
Joan
Russia
Mr. Bredeman
la Crosse
Margaret Page
Park Ave
Johnson image in the South under fire from Goldwater
Samuel Lubell reports Southern voters view Johnson as weak on foreign policy and lacking a strong campaign message. Voters express uncertainty, many preferring not to commit, while concerns over civil rights, Social Security, Medicare, and war fears shape loyalties.
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Samuel Lubell
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
South
Goldwater
Miami
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Cuba
Berlin Wall
Viet Nam
Richmond
Olympia
S.C
Nixon
Fort Worth
Democratic Party
Quck
La Crosse Tribune Publishing Details
La Crosse Tribune publishers editors and address listed with affiliation to Lee Enterprises and the Associated Press. Postage andSubscription rates provided for local readers and carriers in La Crosse Wisconsin.
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W. T. Burgess
Sanford Goltz
la Crosse Tribune
4Th
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
Astonishing false card in six diamond contract
Fred Karpin spotlights a bold false card by South in six diamonds against a spade lead. South pretends with the king to mislead East about a singleton spade, while West opened spades and dummy holds four spades. East later leads hearts and South surrenders his spade deuce as East incorrectly follows.
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Fred Karpin
South
West
East
Bear One Another's Burdens Verse Cited Galatians 6 2
A brief biblical quotation from Galatians 6 2 urges believers to lift each other up by carrying each other burdens and thus fulfill the law of Christ. The line highlights communal responsibility within Christian teaching.
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Christ
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Southeast Asia
Asia
Moscow
China
John Wyngaard
House
Milwaukee
U.S. Senate
Didate
Joseph K. Kidder
Hiram W. Wells
Mazie Wells
Eugene
Oregon
Nick Hettinger
Denton
Henry Howly
S. 10Th
East Moline
Calona
Pioneer Progressives
E. J. Gross
England
Belgium
North Sea
Wilson
Europe
Paris
Mediterranean
Spa
Watering Place
George B. Rose Sr
Son
Walter
Antwerp
New York
William H. Parker
Los Angeles
CY Barrett
K. G
Ruth Pfahler
Decatur
Illinois
Miss Pfahler
LBJ
Lubell
Greensboro
N.C
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