A Rather Casual View Of Murder
An editorial discusses a Grant County murder case in which a neighbor killed a 39-year-old man after a bitter argument. The defendant pled to manslaughter and received a suspended sentence of not more than 10 years with three years probation, prompting questions about mercy and sentencing standards.
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Tribune
British Hollow
Grant County
Wisconsin
Edward Morse Jr
Circuit
Richard Orton
Judge Orton
Due Process For Students At Wisconsin Campus
University of Wisconsin dean of student affairs Joseph Kauffman urged student body presidents to use established channels and present meritorious cases before protesting. He warned that forces may seek to sidestep due process and stressed documentation and proper procedures as campuses face restless years.
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University of Wisconsin
Madison
Joseph Kauffman
University
Kauffman
Letter to the editor on world law and peace
A reader opposes World Law and a United Nations world government as paths to peace. The writer warns such a system could invite foreign troops to suppress protests in American cities and argues the Ten Commandments are the true path to global harmony.
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Hungary
World Law
World Court
Europe
Africa
Middle East
Charles S. Rhyne
M. M. Emmons
la Crescent
Minn
Why English Women Get Dowdy Clothes
Sydney J. Harris argues national temperament shapes fashion. He compares England’s utilitarian style with France’s aesthetics, noting English men favor practicality over decoration while French culture prizes color, design, and charm. He suggests social incentives drive dress sense and calls for caring in fashion.
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Sydney J. Harris
England
London
Saville Row
Harris
John Bull
France
America
Knowles An Education Governor Predicted By Democrats
Wisconsin commentary notes that Democrats warned Knowles would become an education governor. It credits his early push for broad vocational and technical education, acknowledges bipartisan work on education bills, and contrasts public credit between Knowles and past Republican leaders.
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Knowles
John Wyngaard
Madison
Warren Knowles
Wynguard
Assembly
Wisconsin
Coordinating Committee
Bible Arise Put to Death Earthly Desires
A concise verse excerpt from Colossians 3 5 urging believers to kill earthly sins such as immorality impurity passion evil desire and covetousness which is idolatry within the Christian ethic.
La Crosse Tribune Carrier Rates and Publication Details
The La Crosse Tribune lists W. T. Burgess as publisher and Sanford Goltz as editor. It publishes daily afternoons and Sunday mornings from the La Crosse building at 4th and Cass Streets Wisconsin. The paper is part of Lee Enterprises and the AP with exclusive republication rights for local news. Rates: 10c single copy and 55c per week by carrier. Mail rates available where carrier service is lacking.
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la Crosse Tribune
4Th and
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
API
Celler’s Spotlight Move Complicates Immigration Bill Fight
Rep. Emanuel Celler, 77, now seeks to floor manage the immigration bill, despite backing Feighan’s draft. Feighan’s leadership earned praise from Johnson and GOP leader Bow, while administration aides fear clashing prerogatives and a longer, bolder passage process.
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Washington
Emanuel Celler
Judiciary Committee
Brooklyn
Michael Feighan
Ohio
Judiciary
Celler
Feighan
Johnson
Mike
Congress
Frank Bow
GOP
Patent Appropriations Committee
Mike Feighan
House
Kansas Challenges Fourteenth Amendment in Supreme Court
Kansas Attorney General Robert Sonderholm has filed a brief with the U.S. Supreme Court arguing fraud and unconstitutional methods in ratifying the Fourteenth Amendment. He cites the 1867 Reconstruction era actions and questions whether the amendment was properly ratified, challenging its authority in reapportionment cases and the one man one vote rule.
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Washington
Kansas
Robert C. Sonderholm
U.S. Supreme Court
High Court
Supreme Court
Federal Supreme Court
William Seward
Congress
Union
Sonderholm
Andrew Johnson
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Firemen Pay and Hours Face Fact-Finding Trial
La Crosse and Fire Fighters Local 127 pursue a 1963 statute fact-finding after deadlock over wages and benefits. Atty briefs due Aug 30. arbitrator Philip Marshall to rule in 3 6 weeks. Union seeks shorter 60 hour week and longevity steps. city cites budget limits and possible station consolidation.
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Donald W. Affolter
la Crosse Tribune
la Crosse
John Flanagan
John Lawton
Madison
Philip Marshall
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Employment Relations Board
WERB
City Council Finance Committee
Flanagan
Union
Wisconsin Bureau of Personnel
Local 127
Wisconsin
National Bureau of Fire Underwriters
Bureau
Marshall
War and peacetime shifts recall精彩 1945 roundup
Review of the news from twenty years ago highlights Lt. Gen. Jonathan Wainwright possibly witnessing Japan's surrender, postwar building by Trane Co., and Truman urging rapid reconversion. It notes Japanese arms reductions in Manchuria, lend-lease cutoffs, and Allied moves as wartime controls ease.
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Corregidor
Japan
Trane Co
la Crosse Rubber Mills Co
Truman
Manchuria
Harbin
Mississippi River
Adj
Ralph Immell
State Works Progress
United
Los Angeles
Wiley Post
Will Rogers
Alaska
No Trump Contract Defense and Ducked Leads
North South hold three no trump after a 1NT 3NT sequence with vulnerable players. Opening lead is a king. Declarer ducks two spade leads, wins the third, and runs five clubs. If opponents discard spades, hearts later, diamonds needed for three more tricks if spades stay. Expert defense with East West imagines discards and misleads declarer into down two.
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East
West
South
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