Leaders Don't Help The Negro Cause
A Los Angeles riot report blames a mix of police actions and systemic neglect for the violence in Watts. It argues rioters are a minority, calls for responsibility by Black leaders, and says rights laws alone cannot solve the Negro problem without work and social advancement.
U N funding row: Fulbright opposes U S backdown stance
Fulbright criticizes U S surrender on U N peacekeeping funding and urges a direct vote of 114 members. He notes U S share of budgets, N G O programs, and Congo and Middle East missions, urging a possible U N budget showdown to enforce rules.
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United States
United Nations
J. William Fulbright
U.N
Assembly
U. S
Readers defend servicemen bond against criticism in Vietnam era
Letters from Rob ert J Kuechmann La Crosse and Lenora M Larson Viroqua Wis defend Job Corps facts and wartime sacrifice. They urge responsible critique of coverage and strong support for troops battling in Viet Nam amid public debate over policy and patriotism.
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Alice Widener
Michigan
Robert J. Kuechmann
S. 30Th St
la Crosse
the Tribune
Viet Nam
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Germany
Lenora M. Larson
Viroqua
Wis
Writing Too We Get What We Deserve
Sydney J Harris argues that a culture craving gossip sensationalism yields low quality writing and public taste. He notes writers respond to public demand and suggests cultivated reading and patience shape lasting literature. He jestingly observes social foibles and offers reflections on bore society and romance.
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Harris
Should We Take Everybody
Opinion piece argues against liberalizing McCarran Walter immigration law. It warns reform would widen quotas, extend non quota status to families, erase prohibitions on mental defectives and expand Latin America quota free entry. It cites foreign restrictions and defends selective immigration based on capability and stability.
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Jenkin Lloyd Jones
McCarran
British Isles
Europe
U.K
U.S
United States
Latin America
New York
Jamaica
Trinidad and Tobago
Trinidad
Britain
Uncle Sam
America
U.S.S.R
Australia
Switzerland
Argentina
Venezuela
Canada
Central America
Jordan
Morocco
Israel
Liberia
Turkey
Japan
Move To Unseat Five Mississippi Congressmen Gets Expensive Report
The MFDP effort to oust Mississippi’s five congressmen has cost the U.S. government over 60 thousand dollars for 80 copies of a four volume report. The volumes totaling about 1 000 pages each hold affidavits and statements collected by MFDP lawyers.
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Mississippi
Washington
Freedom Democratic Party
MFDP
House
Ralph Roberts
Subcommittee
Verse Quotation Ignites Debate Over Conflict Imagery
The historic Bible verse Joel 3 10 warns to turn plowshares into swords and spears sparking discussion about how scripture imagery relates to war and peace in contemporary discourse.
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Joel
La Crosse Tribune Publisher and Staff Credits
La Crosse Tribune details its publisher W T Burgess and editor Sanford Goltz. It notes publication daily plus Sunday morning from the La Crosse building at 4th and Cass Street and affiliation with Lee Enterprises and the Associated Press. It lists subscription and postage rates.
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la Crosse Tribune
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Wisconsin
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API
Price of disobedience sparks riots and calls for order
In a 1965 column, David Lawrence argues that riots across Los Angeles Chicago and beyond reflect deeper issues of unemployment education and criminal culture. He criticizes civil disobedience rhetoric and urges leaders to enforce laws restore order and address underlying causes.
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Chicago
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California
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Review of the News in Years Past Twenty Years Ago
A compact almanac of major events from 1945 and prior decades. It notes MacArthur’s orders to Japanese forces, Curzon line Russia Poland treaty, Naruhiko Hiranoski premier swearing in, and wartime rationing changes, plus notable deaths and civic actions across years 1915 to 1935.
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Russia
Poland
Curzon Line
Prince Naruhiko Higashikuni
OPA
Why The Legislature Manages To Look Bad
Madison notes from a Wisconsin State Chamber of Commerce bulletin question whether rapid assembly actions serve the public good. It cites a day-long session ending in recess with hundreds of bills left to October, and describes decorum lapses including a cafe singer invited to the Senate rostrum during a chaotic day.
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Madison
Wisconsin State Chamber of Commerce
State Affairs Bulletin
Peo
Capitol
Chamber of Commerce
State Senate
Senate
Chamber
Chamber Bulletin
When to overtake partner’s trick in a heartful four spades
The hand shows that overtrumping your partner in hearts is wise to seize control. By overtaking the opening lead king of hearts you set up the queen and guard against South holding ace and king of clubs or ace queen of diamonds. If South has two or three hearts you still can beat the contract by cashing heart tricks and ruffing diamonds as needed.
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