Frinzi Proposals Highlight Safer Driving Measures
Democratic contender Dominic Frinzi of Milwaukee proposes raising the minimum driving age to 18 and standardizing the drinking age at 21, with automatic license revocation for minors convicted of drunken driving. The plan would curb youth fatalities though it may face political headwinds in a Lucey Knowles contest.
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Dominic Frinzi
Milwaukee
Frinzi
Knowles
Lucey
David Carley
Franzi
White House Bride Luci Johnsons Wedding Big Day
The Johnsons plan a high profile wedding for Luci Johnson to Patrick Nugent with 700 invited, a Mass by an archbishop, and a local priest officiating the marriage. The First Family balances privacy and public interest as a nation watches the event.
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Lyndon Johnsons
Mr. Johnson
Luci
White House
Marrige
Nugents
Waukegan
Johnsons
Pennsylvania Avenue
Patrick Nugent
Time Perception Differences Between Country and City Residents
The piece notes rural and urban time norms differ. farmers wear fewer watches, rural life follows seasons, and expectations for prompt service vary. It cites Fraisse's book on how location shapes time sense and explains delays as tied to weather, other tasks, and local trust levels.
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Paul Fraisse
The
Sorbonne
Older Men Declare War Yet Youth Must Fight Says Hoover
The Selective Service announced that more attention would be given to drafting younger men for the armed forces. The quotation notes that older men declare war but youth bear the fighting and dying burden, attributed to Herbert Hoover in 1944.
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Selective Service
Armed Forces
Reader letters debate riots and diplomacy in Tribune
Madge M Sayner of La Crosse and Walter Tabaka of Washington DC challenge editorials on riots versus peaceful demonstrations and on harsher U S policy. Sayner urges clearer journalism distinguishing protests from riots and condemns deprivation of dignity. Tabaka calls for a global embargo and severing ties with Communist nations.
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the Tribune
Madge M. Sayner
S. 29Th St
la Crosse
Tribune editorial calls US to sever ties with Communist bloc
The Tribune argues Washington must cut diplomatic relations with Bulgaria Czechoslovakia East Germany Hungary Poland Romania and the Soviet Union. It says volunteers will go to North Vietnam and prompts Congress to halt trade with any nation aiding the Communists in Southeast Asia.
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the Tribune
United States
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
East Germany
Hungary
Poland
Romania
Soviet Union
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Congress of the United States
Review of the News in Years Past Twenty Years Ago 1946
Drownings on the Mississippi near De Soto see Harold Nixs and Marion Olson of Viroqua. Atty Gen Tom Clark says veterans retain reemployment rights. President Truman halts federal works program deferring 700000 dollars. La Crosse polio case first in a year and fair opens for 56th showing. Gerald L. Smith appearance blocked by Viroqua committee.
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Harold Nixs
Marion Olson
Viroqua
Mississippi River
de Soto
Tom Clark
Truman
la Crosse Health Department
la Crosse
Gerald L. K. Smith
Centennial
La Crosse Tribune Facsimile Masthead Notice
A historic masthead note from the La Crosse Tribune lists publisher Sanford Goltz editor and staff, noting publication details and AP affiliation. It provides address 4th and Cass Streets La Crosse Wisconsin and rate info for copies and delivery.
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W. T. Burgess
Sanford Goltz
la Crosse Tribune
4Th
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wis
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
AP News
Wisconsin
Mayor backs DDT use in mosquito program sparking debate
Dr Fred H Barge writes to applaud Senator Nelson bill to ban DDT in the U S and urges public reevaluation of mosquito poisoning. He warns of dangers including leukemia and wildlife death while praising self applied lotions as alternative.
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the Tribune
Nelson
U.S
Wisconsin
Barge Chiropractic
la Crosse
Bible Verse on Faith and Sin
A concise quotation from Romans 14 verse 23 notes that doubt condemns eating if done without faith, for whatever does not proceed from faith is sin. The statement emphasizes conscience and moral action rooted in belief.
Freeman Advises Dems on Cost of Living Strategy
Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman urges Democratic congressional contenders to dodge debates on rising consumer prices. He says “slip, slide, and duck” and favor the farmer’s side when pressed, arguing farmers are better organized and property costs will rise. He outlines Viet Nam stance and notes White House polls show farm resentment toward the administration.
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Washington
Orville Freeman
Johnson
Democratic National Committee
Freeman
Midwest
White House
Airline Strike Sparks Debate On Congressional Action
Congress stalls over airline labor disputes as lawmakers push for binding arbitration. The piece cites Willard Wirtz and Senator Lausche, urges protection of interstate commerce, and argues management and labor should seek direct stockholder and director input on contracts.
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Ator Lausche
Capitol
Lausche
Senate
Congress
Johnson
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
Wisconsin lawmakers weigh pay boosts and legislature size
Wisconsin legislators face potential pay increases as the state examines salaries and duties under the Kellett committee. The survey targets legislators past and present, plus outside observers, to gauge the impact of salaries, session length, and chamber size on public acceptance.
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William Kellett
State Committee On
College Political Science
Wisconsin
Madison
Kellett
Legisla- Wisconsin
Bridge Hand From North South Auction
Hand shows Oswald and James Jacoby with a north south pairing. The cards include strong spade and heart holdings leading to decisive play and potential contract outcomes.
Odds Favor Play Of Ace In Three No Trump Contract
The column analyzes a three no trump deal with South defending no trump. It examines lead choices and second hand low odds, arguing the ace play yields a two to one favorite outcome with possible diamond blocking and successful contract by expert South in three spades three hearts one diamond and two clubs.
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East
South
West
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Che la Crosse Tribune
Patrick J. Lucey
Warren Knowles
Sydney Harris
Herbert Hoover
Riblet Jr. Syndicate
Jubune
David Lawrence
Walter Tabaka
Washington, D.C
Reds
Red Cross
Elks and
CCC
Isle Royal
AFL
John L. Lewis
Yangtse
Hankow
China
Emily Stromstad
Common Council
Gillette Street
Keys
Florida
Diry
Central Powers
Paris
London
New York City
Listman Mill
Eva Harding
Kansas
Dietz Auto Garage
Franklin Roosevelt
Roosevelt
By David Lawrence
House
Machinists Union
Willard Wirtz
Writz
David
Lawrence
John Wyngaard
John
Wyngaard
By Oswald
James Jacoby
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