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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1966

Page

6

Harassment case cited over Local 750 picketing nearby store

The Harassment County Judge condemns Local 750 for picketing William Bush grocer and county board member, calling it harassment and coercion. He urges the Board to protect elected officials and stop intimidation while noting voters may use mail and calls to advocate.

Leonard Roraff Local 750 Hillview Home la Crosse County William Bush Bush Congress County Board

Deaf Man Prints Thank You Ad For Surgeon

A deaf man rents a billboard to thank the surgeon who restored his hearing, provoking ethics concerns from some doctors who call advertising improper. The patient defends the ad as a personal thank you and goodwill, suggesting public opinion may side with the gesture. The piece extols gratitude in an era where thanks are rare.

County Medical Society

Chicago Rights Marches Draw Big Turnout and Police

Mrs Carl Ender of Viroqua Wis responds to Chicago marches led by Rev James Bevel and MLK aide, noting 700 demonstrators and 1500 police, with 72 murders in Chicago last month and criticism of police and court rulings while urging nonviolence and stronger preaching of John 316.

the Tribune Chicago James Bevel Martin Luther King Bogan High School King Southern Christian Leadership Conference Jackson Miss Bevel Raby Supreme Court Carl Ender Viroqua Wis

Misuse Perils Our Freedoms By Bruce Biossat

Washington correspondent Bruce Biossat argues that rampant vandalism, crime and defiance threaten daily life and democratic norms. He cites snipers, nurse murders, vandalized parks, rock-throwing youths, and public distrust of police as signs of a decency and safety erosion. The piece contrasts calls for liberty with consequences of unlawful acts and social disorder.

Bruce Biossat NEA Washington

Why No Protests Over Probe Of Ku Klux Klan

Washington column argues that pro free speech advocates challenged HCUA only when probes moved beyond the Klan to Viet Nam era groups. Author defends congressional inquiry as constitutional, noting overt acts justify hearings and the committee’s role in informing the public.

David Lawrence Washington House Committee On UN- American Activities HCUA Viet Nam House Committee House of Congress Senate House

Muskie Leads Hearings on State Local Government Upgrade

Sen. Ed Muskie of Maine chairs hearings on strengthening state and local government administration. Proposals include extending merit systems, federal grants to improve personnel, and a service training system to upgrade administration amid rising federal program complexity.

Washington Edmund Muskie Maine Subcommittee On Intergovernmental Relations Muskie

Review of the News in Years Past Twenty Years Ago

A collage of past events notes five killed by a twist er in Mankato near a tourist camp with toll possibly rising to fifteen An admiral visits Stevens Point Russia massing 20 divisions near Iran border Edgar V Briggs longtime La Crosse teacher joins William and Mary College Preston Tucker unveils a new car aiming 100 mph with 1500 daily production target

Mankato William D. Leahy Stevens Point Russia Edgar V. Briggs la Crosse William and Mary College Preston Tucker Guadelupe

Proverbs Verse Emphasizes Guarding the Heart

A biblical verse highlights vigilance over the heart as the wellspring of life. The phrase from Proverbs 4 23 cautions readers to protect inner motives to preserve life and well being.

Property Tax Reform Could Curb Urban Blight

Sydney J. Harris argues for removing taxes on improvements and taxing land instead. He says current taxes reward neglect, spur land speculation, and fuel urban sprawl. A land tax would reward renovations, curb slum formation, and promote community value over profit.

Sydney J. Harris

State Bond Amendment Faces Public Debate and Skepticism

A Wisconsin bond underwriting representative queried an agency official about the constitutional borrowing amendment. Officials doubt adoption without a broad public information push and cooperation from key service agencies. Critics warn of political log rolling if bond issues return to the legislature, while the Public Expenditure Survey backs closer debt control and full legislative review.

Madison Wisconsin

Uncertain Prophets Question Modern Pulpit Prophecy

A preacher from The Carl Riblet Jr. Syndicate cites James Russell Lowell to argue that many modern prophets in religion and economics speak without knowledge. He warns against prophesying without certainty, noting the disparity between old and current prophetic claims.

James Russell Lowell Biglow Papers Carl Riblet Jr. Syndicate

La Crosse Tribune Publisher and Editor Details

La Crosse Tribune lists publisher T Burgess and editor Sanford Goltz. Paper operates afternoons and Sunday morning from 4th and Cass Street La Crosse Wisconsin 54601. It is a Lee Enterprises publication with AP news rights and standard postal rates.

W. T. Burgess Sanford Goltz la Crosse Tribune 4Th Cass Sts la Crosse Wis Lee Enterprises, Inc Associated Press AP News Wisconsin

Bridge hand contest result remains unclear

A cryptic bridge hand fragment shows North South and East West positions with suits and high cards but lacks a clear contract or final result. The notation lists various cards and holdings, but no bidding or play sequence is provided to determine an outcome.

Keen Thinking Steals Tricks At Fort Worth Duplicate

In a Fort Worth Republic of Texas sectional bridge event five expert South players pursued an overtrick by an advanced line after a diamond lead and second club dive. Brad Gibbs and Don Reid observed the tactic, choosing safer club play to avoid the trap and secure victory.

Fort Worth East West Brad Gibbs Dallas Don Reid Brad South Jack

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