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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1965
Page
4
The State Medical Society of Wisconsin says doctors will provide constructive leadership under Medicare as the program begins next year. It pledges to speak up on improvements and deficiencies and to guide administration while protecting professional and civic conscience.
The second international conference on World Peace Through Law will be held in Washington September 13 to 18 with over 2,000 judges lawyers and students. Charles S. Rhyne leads the World Peace Through Law Center aiming to study treaties craft new laws and propose regional courts to complement The Hague ICJ. Lawyers attending as individuals will promote proposals at home and push for a global legal framework.
Nina H. Vanderzee of Bangor Wis argues that history shows cycles ending in dependency and urges readers to think and act before liberty erodes. She contends federal and state taxes divert money from local problems and threaten local pride and independence.
SYDNEY J. HARRIS discusses civility religion and social issues with ironic wit. The piece notes nonverbal communication as powerful and laments cynics while defending active religious involvement and misquoted social mores. It references California furor over wines and critiques borrowing norms as social life blood.
The La Crosse Tribune lists W. T. Burgess as publisher and Sanford Goltz as editor. It notes the paper is a Lee Enterprises property and an Associated Press member with exclusive rights to local AP content. Rates are 0 cents per single copy and 55 cents per week for home delivery with mail options elsewhere.
An edited piece arguing that the United States faces a planned Communist threat as the Asia conflict heats up. It cites McCarthy, Whittaker Chambers, Alger Hiss, and antiwar movements as part of a broader subversive influence aimed at weakening American resolve and unity.
The article details a Senate rider to the 1.65 billion antipoverty bill authorizing federal funding for birth control clinics. It notes OEO officials oppose the move while states already run clinic programs. current sites include Albuquerque, Austin, Nashville, Oakland, Buffalo, Rochester, St. Louis, and North Carolina counties. Milwaukee faces a stalled plan amid church opposition and a proposed compromise housing clinics in hospitals or mobile units.
The voting rights bill was approved by 328 yeas to 74 nays in the House on Aug 3. The conference report ran to over 8 000 words and many sections were rewritten or changed. The Senate finished debate in under half an hour on Aug 4.
Allies await formal surrender while Tokyo papers prepare public announcement. Civilians face relaxed controls as war ends. 17 000 American POWs in islands or occupied territories to be liberated, war office says.
During the legislature’s fall recess lobbyists plan to press lawmakers away from the capitol. They push for contact in home districts as private offices gatekeep access, citing post 1957 limits and structural reforms that reduced in-session lobbying opportunities.
In a rubber bridge hand North is Charles Lockett of St Louis and Oswald Jacoby South. West Nameless opens takeout double to tempt seven spades. Jacoby doubles, reaches seven spades and later claims a grand slam after precise ruffing and finesses.
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