Council Divides Logan Space From Pool Issue
The Common Council signals support for Logan Junior High School classroom expansion while keeping the swimming pool veto in place. North Side residents favor an outdoor public pool, and the council plans to separate school needs from recreation plans, framing a political distinction.
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Harding
Margaret Kopp
Cass
Ruhr
Cuno
Reichstag
Viner
Ben Sturveident
Adolph Stenberg
Galesville
Katherine Duncan
Sumner
Milwaukee Knights of Columbus
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Alfred Foster
Foster Farm
West Salem
Horace D. Norton
la Crosse
Washington, D.C
North Side
Frank Collier
One Remedy They Won't Give A Try
The column argues the United States faces a worsening gold balance tied to a large foreign aid bill and extensive military commitments. It urges a balanced budget and cut foreign aid while pressuring allies to share defense costs, calling this the path Kennedy will not pursue.
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U. S
Mr. Kennedy
Privacy and Name Sharing Sparks reader letter column
Cy Barrett addresses private life invasion by name sharing and aggressive selling. Readers cite door to door sales, ads, and privacy rights, while offering commentary on effective advertising and community development. The column closes with Cy Barrett inviting personal business questions.
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Cy Barrett
The
la Crosse Tribune
New Wisconsin tax law hits the average man hard
Wisconsin remains in the spotlight as a new tax law broadens major categories from income and property to sales and excises. The feature emphasizes higher withholding, pricier cigarettes and liquor, added phone and laundry taxes, increased home electricity costs, and broader tax coverage across everyday purchases affecting the typical wage earner in Madison.
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Wisconsin
State Tax Department
Milwaukee
Treasuries
Red China Seen Expanding Terror War Across Asia
George Fielding Eliot argues that North Korea and Red China coordinate violent actions in Asia. He warns Washington to prepare for hit and run raids and infiltrations targeting U.S. troops in Korea and panic among South Koreans, with Beijing seeking to frighten the Soviet bloc.
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Asia
Korea
Soviet Union
Mercer University Admits Ghanaian Student End Segregation
New York Herald Tribune notes Mercer University in Georgia, a Baptist school, faced pressure to stay white. After missionary Harris Mobley influenced change, Mercer admitted Sam Jerry Oni of Ghana and opened admission to American Negro applicants, ending racial barriers and completing the cycle of goodwill.
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New York Herald-Tribune
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Mercer University
Mercer
Harris Mobley
Africa
Sam Jerry Oni
Ghana
United States
Mobrey
Church
Rufus C. Harris
University
Oni
No Santa Claus In Madison
A Letter to Sen Walter Hollander warns of rising taxes eroding support for education funding. The writer claims state and federal bills burden taxpayers, likening subsidies to a Santa Claus myth and urging restraint on welfare state expansion.
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Santa Claus
Madison
Sen
Walter Hollander
R.rosendale
Washington
Doctor Urges Sun Safety Amid Sunshine Talk
The doctor outlines four effects of sun exposure on skin. Vitamin D production benefits babies and kids, tanning results from pigment movement, thickening protects against burning but ages skin, and infrared heat causes sunburn making protection essential.
Conservatism in the 1964 GOP and its defining clash
A Washington analysis argues the 1964 Republican presidential contest hinges on an evolving conservatism within the party. It notes Goldwater's rise and Rockefeller's decline amid broader tensions over deficits, federal power, civil rights, and the party’s stance on taxation and national security.
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John Birchers
Cuba
Democratic Party
Rockefeller
Elimination play seals six spade slam in York region
In York Pennsylvania a South player, Col Bill Christian of Staten Island, made a six spade slam by an elimination strategy that forced West to give up the hand. He started by ruffing diamonds, timed a heart play, and kept the club finesse in reserve to deal with adverse trumps.
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Bill Christian
Staten Island
West
Bill
La Crosse Tribune Masthead and subscription rates
The La Crosse Tribune announces staff credits and circulation details. Rates list home delivery and mail subscriptions for La Crosse area and extended distances with yearly, half yearly, and monthly options.
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