Goldwater stance seen as steady amid peace pipe talk
The Hershey and San Francisco exchanges show Goldwater sticking to tough anti extremism while urging party unity. Critics claim shifting rhetoric, but he repudiates violence and supports law and order as the GOP faces the Red threat and domestic role debates.
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Goldwater
San Francisco
Ike
Rockefeller
Romney
Barry
Hershey
National Party
GOP
Wisconsin considers daylight headlights to curb highway deaths
The Wisconsin State Chamber of Commerce endorses a lights-on daytime rule learned from Minnesota and Greyhound data. Safety officials warn of inconclusive results and emphasize alert driving, bright car colors, and pedestrian flashlights as potentially stronger measures.
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Wisconsin State Chamber of Commerce
Minnesota
Greyhound Bus Co
United States
Canada
Wisconsin Motor Vehicle Department
Dan F. Schutz
Wisconsin
Universities and colleges under pressure to redefine status
Chicago Tribune reports at a commencement exercise both Virgil M Hancher and others criticize the public belief that university education is the supreme form of learning. They warn that this mindset pressures institutions to call themselves universities without true qualification. The piece argues the shift devalues teaching in colleges and distorts academic roles.
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Chicago Tribune
University of Illinois Medical Center
Virgil M. Hancher
State University of Iowa
Harvard
University Gradu
Formula For Long Life Harry S Truman
Truman credits a calm approach to life and decision making. He says gathering facts and opinions, making decisions, then acting without regret leads to less worry and longer life. He notes presidents must decide despite unpopularity and avoid chasing polls.
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Harry S. Truman
Saturday Evening Post
Review of the news in years past twenty years ago
Fire destroys half of Luna Park at Coney Island. Outboard motor fuel limited to 25 gallons monthly. Notable World War II items include the Lost Battalion rescue in France and Italian front reports. Also features 1934 drought plans and 1924 international conferences and local curiosities.
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France
Slovakia
Balkan
Minneapolis
Percy Weber
Adams
James Weber
Vilas J. Miner
la Crosse
Biak Island
5Th Air Force Service Command
Ray Nelson
Ebert Nelson
Charles
South Pacific
New Guinea
James F. Pitzner
Louis H. Pitzner
Joan
Hillview Avenue
Warren Moe
EMIC
Pacific
Hawaii
Roosevelt
Causeway
Charles Thompson
King
Robert Osborne
Winnebago
Seville Deyo
Summit St
Ole Johnson
Ruhr
London
Leopold- Loeb
Chicago
Charles S. Cone
la Crosse Kiwanis
Janesville
Norman Selby
Kid McCoy
Albert Moens
Los Angeles
Pugilist
Interstate Commerce Commission
Idea
Verse Highlight: Greater Love Than This
A Bible verse notes that no greater love exists than one laying down life for friends. John 15 13. The line emphasizes sacrifice and deep friendship in Christian teaching.
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John
America's On A Cleanliness Kick
This column notes the nationwide push for cleanliness with signs and events from Fort Smith. It covers Operation Big Sweep, a two-block broom push by local businessmen, the Miss Fort Smith beauty presence, scouts, and the ritual of flags and pledges, ending with editor notes about recurring columns.
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Kenneth L. Dixon
Fort Smith
Ark
Chamber of Commerce City Pride Committee
Garrison Avenue
Carol Ann Howell
U.S
Gum chewing bans and duty gear in urban policing
A compact editorial noting that multiple cities restrict gum chewing for officers and that night sticks are rare. It argues that wasted money funds medical advice ignored by the public.
TIT FOR TAT BECOMES TIRESOME IN POLITICAL BATTLE
A Washington column notes Democrats and Republicans attack each other as trigger happy over military disclosures. It cites Goldwater’s call for NATO commander discretion and Johnson's televised reply to North Vietnamese attacks, urging focus on real campaign issues instead of petty accusations.
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Washington
Ad Administration
Senator Goldwater
Johnson
Goldwater
NATO
Arizona
Ed Foreman
R-Texas
Pentagon
State Department
UPS
Ticonderoga
Robert B. Moore
North Viet Nam
Indiana
House
White House
Congress
Halleck
Real Estate Appraisal Paths and Odd Side Hustles
Cy Barrett weighs a 55 year old Air Force colonel turning to real estate appraisal as a slower earning route. Experts note long apprenticeship and real estate sales background help, with options at banks, savings and loan, or a HUD/VA track. Also, a humorous Seventies tip offers an organ grinder knife sharpener idea as a summer side gig. Cy Barrett promotes Songwriting Facts booklet with 20 cent request.
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Air Force
Colonel
Howard E. Shenahan
Thomas Mitchell
The
Society of Residential Appraisers
Savings and Loan Association
Veterans’ Administration
Federal Housing Administration
Mitchell
South Dearborn
Chicago
Ill
Dad
Son
Jim Zarlenga
America
Cy Barrett
la Crosse Tribune
Why Do They Run The Perennial Office-Seekers
Wisconsin voters see three candidates for U.S. senator in the Democratic primary. Incumbent Sen. William Proxmire is favored, while Ken neth F. Klinkert and Arlyn F. Wollen burg are minor hopefuls. The piece explores motives, public attention, and the political mechanics that tolerate such hopefuls.
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U.S
William Proxmire
Kenneth F. Klinkert
Menomonee Falls
Arlyn
Klinkert and Wollenburg
Wisconsin
Secretary of State
Sen. Proxmire
Wollenburg
Klinkert
La Crosse Tribune Details Publication Info
La Crosse Tribune published in La Crosse Wisconsin notes its publisher W T Burgess editor Sanford Goltz and staff. It states distribution via local newspaper service, AP membership and republication rights and mailing rates for readers.
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W. T. Burgess
Sanford Goltz
la Crosse Tribune
4Th
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
Fourth best lead debate in a bridge hand echoes lessons
In a vulnerable game West opens king of spades and faces a tough defense. The hand ends with a ruff and a diamond finesse, prompting East to question his choice. The discussion highlights why a diamond lead would beat a fourth best lead and avoid the loss.
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West
East
South
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