Barry Goldwater Could Make It A Tough Winter In Wisconsin
Barry Goldwater signaled a Wisconsin appearance last Friday night and said if he pursues the Republican nomination he will enter the April Wisconsin primary. He vows to give the race the full treatment and test strength with voters in key states. Wisconsin Republicans face a divided field with Gov. Nelson Rockefeller seen as a strong national contender against President Kennedy, and Byrnes as a potential unopposed favorite son fading as Goldwater rises.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Goldwater
Nelson Rockefeller
Kennedy
John W. Byrnes
Green Bay
San Francisco
Thunderous air blows wreck Hitler's European fortress
A wartime recap from 1943 highlights Allied air campaigns in Europe, with Eisenhower citing Sicily axis casualties near 167000 and allied losses around 25000. Roosevelt visits Quebec for talks with Churchill and Mackenzie King as war plans unfold amid political shifts in Wisconsin and notable local notices.
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Sicily
Eisenhower
Roosevelt
Quebec
Churchill
MacKenzie King
Fred L. Kramer
Pearl
Wisconsin
Knights of Pythias
William A. Freehoff
Waukesha
Henry Freehoff
la Crosse
John F. Kennedy
London
Joseph P. Kennedy
Island
New Guinea
Young Kennedy
Clifford Clyde Cox
Madaline Woods
N. 9Th
Atlantic
Drawing board open for South Side High in La Crosse
Last week La Crosse parents and taxpayers got a first look at tentative South Side High School plans. Architects show a gym 120 by 100 feet with balconies and a 72 by 45 pool, plus a first cost estimate around 4.4 million. They warn final plans will narrow features, shifting focus to classrooms and science labs and omitting the pool.
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St. Paul
la Crosse
New South Side High School
Board of Education
Graham condemns indifference to Cuban refugee grab
Billy Graham urges U S and Britain to act after Fidel Castro abducted 19 Cuban refugees from a British island. He says international law exists to maintain order and condemns the Castro regime for elections promises broken, executions, and property seizures. He argues the United States should intervene when law is violated by gangsters.
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Billy Graham
U. S
Fidel Castro
Graham
America
Sam
Readers’ letters condemn milk price editorial and urban renewal plans
Joseph H Wieser argues $6.05 is top for Grade A milk but only in late year. Grade B farmers get about $4.50 per hundredweight. Other letters criticize La Crosse urban renewal and college land moves, citing civil rights concerns and potential displacement.
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the Tribune
NFO
Joseph H. Wieser
R. 2
la Crescent
Minn
la Crosse
Congress
Viterbo
Margaret Myerson
F.F.H.A
Chicago
Nuns of Viterbo College Hire Crosby to Promote Expansion
The Tribune notes the Viterbo College nuns hire Mr Crosby to help “sell” the college to the public. The piece questions why the college has not directly contacted more homeowners about its expansion program and seeks greater public outreach.
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the Tribune
Viterbo College
Crosby
Not a Crime to Be White Says Roark in Civil Rights Furor
Robert C. Ruark argues in the current civil rights climate that being white is not a sin or crime and urges balanced judgment. He stresses shared humanity across races, condemns mob violence, and calls for acceptance of Black citizens without relinquishing whiteness and individual dignity.
Wisconsins Legislature and The Value of Killing Laws
A column flags that success in Madison rarely means many new laws but rather pruning the statute book. It argues the legislature should be judged by bills rejected as well as passed and notes the ease of bringing proposals before lawmakers and the heavy effort required to defeat unfavored measures.
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Hong Kong
la Follette Group
Gov
Blaine
la Crosse
Mississippi
St. Louis
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Babe Ruth
Homer
New York
Madison
Robert Haase
Wisconsin Assembly
Legisl
Wyngaard
Commonwealth
Wisconsin
Cy Barrett Offers Savvy Sage Advice on Education
Dear Cy discusses the value of schooling versus self made success while projecting higher incomes for educated men. He touts college and high school attendance as decisive in tomorrow's tech driven economy. He notes average earnings for diploma holders near 6500 and for college grads near 10000. A reader Jobs Holder shares varied life work and proposes a humorous booklet on the insurance business. Cy suggests mass market prose and a Home Typing for Profit offer.
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Tobacco Road
Guadalcanal
Horatio Alger
Eleanor
NYA
Merchant Marine Cooks and Bakers School
U.S. Navy
Alrlines
Jobs Holder
Test Ban Treaty Raises Some Senatorial Fears
Senatorial anxiety over the treaty centers on possible surprise nuclear attacks and the need for Joint Chiefs of Staff scrutiny. Questions focus on countermeasures, submarine missiles, underwater explosions, and whether the pact delays Soviet progress or weakens U S defense.
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United States
Richard B. Russell
Senate Armed Services Committee
State Rusk
America
Secretary of Defense
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Rainy days boost life insurance sales study suggests
An actuary from North American Company reports that sales rise on foul weather days as average buyers are drawn to insure on dreary days. He notes salesmen target hard-to-convince prospects when skies are gray and calls mount on bad weather days. Illinois twins celebrate a joint birthday. he is 72 and she won’t reveal her age.
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New York
John
Thompson Jr
Company For Life, Accident and Health Insurance
La Crosse Tribune circulation and subscription details
The La Crosse Tribune lists delivery areas La Crosse Onalaska La Crescent and pricing for home delivery and mail subscriptions within 75 miles 150 miles and beyond. Rates include 1 year 14 6 months 7.50 3 months 4.00 and 1 month 1.75 with Sunday edition 50 cents per week.
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la Crosse
Onalaska
la Crescent
Carrier Bay
All Fifty two Cards and a Bridge Lesson
A new Marshall Miles book "All Fifty two Cards" shows how a player can infer the full 52 cards from hand and dummy. The sample hand depicts a four heart contract with a spade finesse illustrating riskless options and practical play. Readers are invited to order via Oswald Jacoby Reader Service in New York with fifty cents.
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Marshall Miles
West
East
Marshall
Oswald Jacoby
The
la Crosse Tribune
P.O
Dept. A
Radio City
New York
N.Y
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Catholic Women's League of Wisconsin
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Lutheran Hospital
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French Island
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CY Barrett
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Jann & Kelley, Inc
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R. L. Bangsberg
J. E. Lienlokken
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