Backstage push to win Joint Chiefs support for test ban
Washington reports President Kennedy used influence to rally the Joint Chiefs behind the test ban treaty. Only LeMay opposed, with Taylor Wheeler McDonald and others for the pact. Senators seek unvarnished expert testimony on Soviet willingness to limit testing.
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Kennedy
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Air Force
Curtis LeMay
Bob Allen
Paul Scott
LeMay
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Maxwell Taylor
Earle Wheeler
David McDonald
Robert Anderson
Naval Operations
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Wheeler
Allen
Scott
Pentagon
Senate
Joint Chiefs
Grain Shortage Scandal Reveals Large Losses in U S Aid
A long running gap in grain shipments to Austria under U S government programs was exposed as far larger than first thought. About 16 million of 40 million shipped reached Austria between 1959 and 1962, with 24 million bushels deemed missing and valued around 32 million dollars. The affair prompted calls for accountability and stronger safeguards.
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U.S
Austria
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Reader commends city firemen for hard, unseen duties
A reader writes to say Sunday Tribune article saluting city firemen was good. He compares firemen’s long, unpaid hours and readiness to railroad firemen, noting missed calls, extra boards, and holiday work without extra pay.
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the Tribune
Khrushchev’s Next Demand: Nonaggression Pact Or Recognition
In the wake of a limited nuclear test ban, Khrushchev pushes toward a NATO Warsaw Pact nonaggression treaty. U S leaders doubt the form and fear East German recognition. Berlin tensions and East‑West inspection talks loom as next priorities.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
United States
East Germany
de Gaulle
Kennedy
France
U.S
Europe
Berlin
West Berlin
N.F.O. Member Defends Holding Action in Milk Debate
A Rockland Wisconsin farmer Laurence C Everson argues that a holding action on milk would aid farmers and city residents alike. He questions critics state surplus claims and urges others to attend meetings to learn the NF O's aims and activities.
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the Tribune
N.F.O
Laurence C. Everson
Rockland
Wis
Immorality in Congress Nairobi Amid Arm Twisting Debate
The piece cites Edwin P. Neilan of the U S Chamber of Commerce accusing politicians of seduction by subsidy as Congress faces bribery and corruption. It discusses arm twisting, pork barrel bills, and moral questions in government spending, noting press timidity in naming names.
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Congress
Washington
Edwin P. Neilan
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
National Press Club
Lawrence
Great Britain
House
Review of the News in Years Past Twenty Years Ago 1943
A 1943 review recaps wartime items around Wisconsin including deer hunting rules, Maj Gregory Weissenberger’s Guadalcanal heroics and loss, county salary concerns, Sicilian to Italian front moves, disaster and relief fundraising, a boy’s kerosene incident, and various local notices. It also notes political shifts, stage events in Camp McCoy sports, and a farm of civic and wartime updates across La Crosse and surrounding areas.
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la Crosse County
Gregory Weissenberger
la Crosse
Marine Corps
Henderson Field
Guadalcanal
County Board
Esther Domke
Chicago
Sicily
Messina Strait
William Hanson Jr
William Hanson
R. J. Stoddard
Goodland
Palestine
Wis
Joe Berry
Beranek
Camp McCoy
306Th Station Hospital
West Avenue Field
Beanie
John P. Bird
Local Protective Association
A. T. Rasmussen
Gov. Sulzer
New York
Railroad Commission
Rose Street
Paul W. Mahoney
Milwaukee Road
John Lee
Berlin
Frank Groeschner
Department of Physical Education
la Crosse Normal School
Henry Rooney
Ralph Trenary
St. Paul
Rochester
Open Meeting Violation At Water Village Hall Hearing
A Monday public hearing on a village master plan drew 300 residents to Atwater School. After adjournment, the village board met at village hall with few attendees to discuss the vote, raising questions about transparency and the spirit of open meetings laws.
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Shorewood
Atwater
McLean
Party labels blur as Wisconsin budget fight tops $43 million
In a 1963 Wisconsin Legislature review, Republicans trimmed Democratic spending by about 43 million dollars, a six to seven percent difference that analysts say obscures a larger ideological divide. The budget outcome reflects bargaining with a conservative Legislature and revenue worries, not stark party contrasts.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Wyngaard
Statehouse
Reynolds
Harrington
University
Thrill-Show Drivers and Cy Barrett Advice Column
Cy Barrett surveys auto thrill show careers including apprenticeships with McCammon's Auto Aces and the risks and pay of touring acts. He advises practical paths, insurance protections, and action steps for readers seeking industry entry and dispute resolution.
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Chitwood
Swinson
Gros
McCammon
Buzzy McCammon
Auto Aces
McCam
Jacoby on Bridge Lesson From West and East Play
Oswald Jacoby offers a bridge puzzle from a West and East hand showing defensive choices and counting tricks. Readers are invited to obtain his guidance by sending name, address, and 50 cents to a La Crosse Tribune reader service in New York.
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Lafe Neprud
Coon Valley
West Point
la Crosse
Henry E. Traile
New York
Kalamazoo
Mich
Smith Grubber Co
la Crescent
Caledonia
Frank R. Smith
Mark W. Smith
Ed Hurley
Oswald Jacoby
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La Crosse Tribune Masthead and Circulation Info
The La Crosse Tribune masthead lists editors and staff, pricing, and delivery areas. It covers city and circulation details, service hours, and subscription rates for La Crosse Wisconsin and surrounding regions.
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