Auto Designers Downgrade Safety Choices In U S Cars
The article argues Congress and the General Services Administration should not impose federal car safety designs. It criticizes auto executives for vague safety commitments and highlights MIT funding and Cornell studies on better human packaging in cars. Senator Nelson pushes for safer products amid public support for enhanced safety standards.
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Detroit
Washington
Congress
Rayburn
Washington, D.C
Defense Department
Army
General Services Administration
Senate
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
Budget Debate Shapes Wisconsin State Growth
Letters to the editor defend Governor Knowles tax budget as necessary for state development. Critics claim promises were broken by an $824 million budget, while supporters cite cuts from higher requests and emphasize education funding to attract industry and keep young workers in Wisconsin. Citizens from Nelson Sparta La Crosse respond with varied opinions and thanks to the Savings Bonds campaign.
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the Tribune
Knowles
Wisconsin
Warren Knowles
Gov. Knowles
Nelson
Reynolds
L. A
Senator Fulbright Defends YAF Over Synthetic Rubber Plant
The Tribune notes Fulbright denounces pressure on Firestone to cancel a planned synthetic rubber facility in Communist Romania. He calls Young Americans for Freedom extremist for pushing the cancellation, while defending their stance on preserving strategic rubber production.
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the Tribune
Fulbright
Firestone Co
Romania
Young Americans For Freedom
Yaf
Arkansas
A Contribution To Savings Bond Effort
A Tribune editor notes with pleasure the ongoing Savings Bond drive and urges readers to participate, highlighting community support and civic duty during the campaign.
No Wonder She Smiles Outdoor Grill Evolving Roles
In the Wausau Record-Herald piece, a bygone era of fatigued wives and passive husbands cooking outdoors gives way to modern scenes of male chefs at grills. Men showcase rotisseries and gourmet dishes while wives relax, sip drinks, and watch birds, a scene with playful canary imagery.
Minnesota's Exhibit Closes at World’s Fair
The Minnesota display at the World’s Fair ends its run as the operator criticizes state leaders and business groups for underfunding. The piece argues the state should not be embarrassed by the closing and praises Gov Rolvaag and the 1965 legislature for halting further promotional spending.
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Minnesota
State of
Raising The Ante On Vandalism
Mason City police focus investigations on recent vandalism incidents. The article notes penalties for malicious injury to buildings up to five years in prison, a $500 fine, and triple damages. vehicle damage can bring 30 days in jail and a $100 fine. Citizens are urged to report details promptly.
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Mason City Globe-Gazette
Mason City
State
Proverbs Verse Warns Against Foolish Deception
The text presents Proverbs 14 8 as a guidance verse noting that prudent people discern their path while fools deceive themselves. It contrasts wisdom and folly in a concise biblical aphorism.
Inside Wisconsin’s political circle diaries and power
A Wisconsin journalist argues for releasing diaries and intimates from governors and aides to reveal how appointments, policies, and alliances were formed. The piece cites Philip Drotning Maurice Coakley Frank Graass and others and notes State Historical Society access rules shield official papers. It foresees mysteries of La Follette era and modern party dynamics becoming public if access loosens.
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John Wyngaard
Madison
Wyngaard
Washington
U.S
Wisconsin
Philip Drotning
Maurice Coakley
Wisconsin Industrial Association
Julius P. Heil
Frank Graass
Sturgeon Bay
Walter Goodland
Sen. MceCarthy
The
State Historical Society
Rights Demonstrations Must Be Within The Law
Washington judge Frank M Johnson Jr rules civil disobedience can be prosecuted when it blocks traffic or sidewalks. He ordered 167 Montgomery protesters back to local courts, urging peaceful legal avenues and respect for the rule of law.
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Washington
U.S
Frank M. Johnson Jr
Montgomery
Ala
Johnson
United States
Martin Luther King
America
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Washington Action Project debates draft card bonfire near White House
In a four day series of anti-Vietnam demonstrations the Washington Action Project factions clash over staging a draft card bonfire in front of the White House or Pentagon. SNCC leaders Moses and Nixon spearhead activism with allied groups planning Aug 6 to 9 events including a draft card burn and a March on Congress.
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Washington
White House
Pentagon
Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee
SNCC
Defense
McNamara
W.E.B. DuBois
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Communist Party
DuBois
Army Induction Center
New York
Berkeley
University of California
Robert Parris Moses
Russell Nixon
CIO
Women’s Strike For Peace
Nixon
District of Columbia
Congress
House Committee On UN- American Activities
Students For Democratic Action
Committee For
Teachers Committee For Peace
Viet Nam
New York City
War Resistors League
War Resistors International League
Fellowship of Reconciliation
Johnson
U.S
Washington Monument
Capitol
Capitol Hill
House of Representatives
Coordinating Committee
Atomic bomb era shocks the world in 1945 report
Review of the news recalls 1945 events with Truman citing the atomic bomb as a key war answer and a call for a commission to oversee atomic power while noting its vast cost and potential peaceful uses.
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Hiroshima
Truman
Japan
War Stimson
Congress
Commission
What’s Good About Weather
Sydney J. Harris reflects on the varied Wisconsin summer climate and two temperaments toward weather. He argues diverse, challenging conditions foster creativity and resilience, citing storms, cool mornings, and hot days as stimuli for activity and growth. He concludes that embracing daily weather variety honors the Maker and sustains human adaptability.
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Wisconsin
Harris Ruskin
Jerry Lewis dies shaping Dallas bridge scene
The recent death of Jerry Lewis of Dallas removes a leading bridge figure. He led Dallas tournaments as ADC, served as ACA Life Master awardee, and influenced many events. The hand described honored his partnership with Jeff Glick and Jacoby and Son, highlighting a pivotal moment in their Memphis open pairs victory.
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Jerry Lewis
Dallas
Jerry
Jeff Glick
Miami
Memphis
Jacoby and Son
West
Jeff
South
La Crosse Tribune Publisher and Editor Credits
The La Crosse Tribune lists T Burgess as publisher and Sanford Goltz as editor. It notes its publication schedule as afternoon daily and Sunday morning and announces address at 4th and Cass Streets La Crosse Wisconsin.
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T. Burgess
Sanford Goltz
la Crosse Tribune
4Th
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
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General Motors Board
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Sparta
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Harold N. Boyer
Savings Bond Division
U.S. Treasury
Wausau Record-Herald
N.Y. Fair
Minneapolis Tribune
Supreme Court
Legislative Chamber
Washington Action Project
Mississippi
Hall Syndicate, Inc
Review of the News
Junior Association of Commerce
Thomas O. Sletten
George Zeisler
Wiley Post
Will Rogers
Post
Alaska
Siberia
Moscow
C. R. Hawkins
North Salem Road
Rainbow Gardens
Bell
Central Fire Station
University Board of Regents
Rockefeller Foundation
A. W. Pettibone
Public Library
la Crosse Hospital
la Crosse Home
Pettibone
Consin
Winona
el Paso
By Sydney J. Harris
Maine Woods
Jacoby
Jacoby & Son
EAST
Cas
Marises
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