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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1964

Page

4

Trail for hikers and cyclists eyed in Wisconsin plan

Wisconsin officials propose buying a 35 mile abandoned Chicago and North Western right-of-way from Elroy to Sparta for 12000 dollars. The trail would connect with I 90 near Sparta and open access to three tunnels and local trout streams. State Recreation Committee tentatively backs the project funded by a penny tax.

Parks and Recreation Division Wisconsin Conservation Department Chicago and North Western Elroy Sparta North Western Monroe County State Recreation Committee Nelson Elroy- Sparta

Birthday for a Great American Herbert Hoover

TIME HAS AFFORDED the nation and world another occasion to honor Herbert Hoover. He was 90 on Monday and his birthday framed a reflection on his career as engineer humanitarian and public servant.

Herbert Hoover Hoover

Readers question U N role in Southeast Asia war decision

A letter from Robert D. Minard of Winona Minnesota questions President Johnson’s reliance on the United Nations for Southeast Asia policy. He argues the UN gridlocks on aggression definitions while Communist China masss troops near Vietnam, risking greater U S losses before any clear action. He invokes Hungary Cuba Berlin and Congo as failures of UN diplomacy. Grapefruit is a popular item on lots of breakfast tables. Here's squirting at you.

the Tribune Viet Nam Southeast Asia Johnson U.N Security Council U. S Goldwater America General Assembly Poland Czechoslovakia Romania Hungary Yugoslavia India Egypt Cambodia Congo U.S Katanga Cuba Berlin Germany United States United Nations

Review of World War II News From 1944 and 1954 Headlines

Review notes wartime events including Calembang and Nagasaki raids by B29s with several aircraft reported missing. Reports POW executions and prisoner escape attempts. Nebraska supply shortages due to truck strikes. 1954 items cover martial law in Minneapolis truckers strike, silver program certificates, La Crosse dance and cabaret rules, river terminal plans, and local thefts and accidents.

Calembang Nagasaki 20Th U.S. Bomber Command Philippines Nebraska Omaha Alan Wright S. 8Th James Wright Washington, D.C James L. Rusch France Ruth Lloyd Liberty U.S. Court St. Paul Gov. Olson Minneapolis U.S la Crosse L. H. Martin Walter Tangen West Ave. S Minnesota Dakota Ella McGinnis

Dawes plan snag fades in Paris amidst Ruhr evacuation

Forty years ago in 1924 the last obstacle to the Dawes plan was removed by Heriott in Paris as full agreement appeared likely while Ruhr evacuation began. The feature also looks back to Holmes birthday remarks and a round of political and local items from the era.

Dawes Heriott Paris Ruhr

Wisconsin Studies 170000 College Enrollments by 1983

The Wisconsin Taxpayers Alliance warns Wisconsin will see undergraduate enrollment rise from 80,000 to 170,000 in a decade with 84 percent in tax-supported schools. Growth hinges on tax base expansion to fund higher education and avoid drastic tax increases or weaker standards.

Madison Wisconsin Taxpayers Alliance Wyngaard Wisconsin

Summer Sales Boom and Vacations Delayed

Cy Barrett notes rising summer demand for camping and fishing gear with a shift to split vacations and on season deliveries. He cites a 2 billion dollar fishing tackle market and over 100 million people traveling for summer leisure. The column advises planning around off beat boom periods.

Blenheim U.S

North Viet Nam Likely To Step Up Attacks Off Coast

U S officials see two possible triggers for Hanoi's increased aggression the pinprick air strikes on Gulf of Tonkin islands and the small South Vietnamese naval actions. U S vessels patrol the Tonkin Gulf while preparing reconnaissance missions amid fears of a broader Viet Cong escalation and possible Chinese involvement. The prevailing view is Hanoi may intensify ground terror in South Vietnam with backing from Beijing.

North Viet Nam Washington U.S Red Capital Hanoi Biossat Gulf of Tonkin United States Maddox Gulf of Tonkin Red China Ho Chi Minh Peking Pacific

Cabinet Line Of Succession In Presidential Politics

President Johnson broke with tradition by saying no cabinet member should be his vice presidential candidate. This raises questions about the cabinet’s fitness for high office and whether party politics drive vice presidential selection. Kennedy’s role and possible 1968 ambitions add to the intrigue.

David Lawrence Washington Johnson House Senate Lawrence Congress White House United Nations Stevenson Peace Corps Shriver Atty Kennedy U.S. Senate New York New York Herald Tribune, Inc

Analyzing a Bridge Hand from Jacoby on Bridge North

In a North 11 contract West leads, South wins eight tricks after a misdirected sequence. Key error centers on an eight of spades lead and East’s ignored cards. West should have played the three of spades first to beat the hand.

South East West

La Crosse Tribune Publication Details

La Crosse Tribune published by W T Burgess with Sanford Goltz as editor. It operates from the La Crosse building at 4th and Cass Streets Wisconsin. The paper is a member of Lee Enterprises and the AP. AP retains exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches. Rate information listed for single copies and carrier delivery.

la Crosse Tribune 4Th and Cass Sts la Crosse Wisconsin Lee Enterprises, Inc Associated Press AP News

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