Hanson Wins Wisconsin Dem Chair, Promises Tax Fight
Louis Hanson pledges Wisconsin Democrats will oppose a general sales tax despite two governors accepting it. The column argues the plan is unrealistic, noting the 1965-67 budget will likely rise and taxes expand, while other states face similar pressures. Hanson may leverage the sales tax issue in 1964, though the author doubts its viability.
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Hanson
John Reynolds
Wisconsin
Union
Reynolds
U S Fighters Watch Cuban Refugi ees Hauled Back From Bahamas
The report describes nine U S military planes on hand as Fidel Castro s patrol boats recaptured nineteen Cuban refugees off a British Bahamian island and returned them to Cuban prisons. A coast guard plane alerted the scene prompting eight American jets to circle overhead while Rep James F Battin criticized U S air cover for castro and urged stronger action in the Cold War. Khrushchev s talk of co existence is noted as Washington is accused of enabling international brigandage.
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Fidel Castro
Bahamas
U. S
Coast Guard
Castro
Bay of Pigs
Mr. Battin
United States
Berlin Wall
Farmers group defends NFO milk price plan and strategy
Bernard Hart and Francis Heller summarize the National Farmers Organization program to organize producers for collective bargaining. They describe cost of production targets, a pool system for unsold milk, and a blend price around 4.25 per hundredweight. They argue holding actions pressure processors and promise broader NFO reach across 19 states.
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the Tribune
National Farmers Organization
NFO
America
Doane
Wisconsin
Iowa
College
NFC
Bernard Hart
Francis Heller
Jackson County Nfc Dairy Bargaining Committee
Wisconsin Lobby Control Act Improves Ethics in State Hall
Since 1957 Wisconsin has had a strong lobby control law that requires registration for lobbyists and bans offering value to legislators during sessions. It curbs overt bribery practices, but stricter enforcement and more research staff for lawmakers could further reduce lobbyist influence. A Midwest sauerkraut factory fire cost someone a lot of cabbage.
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Wisconsin
Midwest
Review of the News in Years Past 1943 Highlights
U S forces seize Lipari and Stromboli. raids hit Italy’s south coast while Quebec emissary may go to Moscow. Mosquito bombers strike Berlin. coal mines revert to private owners. fundraising tops $1 007 for Smokes for Yanks. Wisconsin figures include Haberman to fill a term, Fawcett leading Elks, and Muenster returning to WAACs. A boy suffers injuries from a rock fall near Milwaukee.
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U.S
Lipari
Stromboli
Italy
Quebec
Moscow
Berlin
United Mine Workers
George Haberman
Milwaukee
Herman Seide
Wisconsin Federation of Labor
Eau Claire
William Norgosne
David Miller
Campbell St
Highway 16
Gillette Street
Frank L. Fawcett
Wisconsin Elks Association
Norman Schulze
la Crosse
BPOE
Doctor Says: Enemas and Exercise Advice
In a medical column, Dr. Brandstadt answers readers about mineral oil enemas for constipation noting they can be harmless if not habitual and that plain warm water is preferable. He adds general guidance on safe exercise timing and explains itching ears and eyelids are often due to seborrheic dermatitis or allergy with dandruff control helping.
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Booth
Exposition
J. P. Colleran
Brownsville
W. A. Colleran
la Crosse
Mississippi River
Keokuk
Fred Schnell Jr
St. Francis Hospital
Schnell
Council
Railroad Commission
Wisconsin-Minnesota Light & Power Co
Bartl Jansky
Inlaw
Frank Jansky
J. R. Graham
F. K. Eastman
Hercules Powder Co
Graham
Mitchell
Winter
Schwalbe
Rose
Culp
Beth
Herbert
Higbee
Grandad Bluff
Jeanette Atkinson
Kane
Father
Harlan
Father plans 12 minute trip then sits six hours
In Louisville AP report R E Lynch predicted a 12 minute drive to the hospital for the birth of his fourth child Timothy. Despite the planning the delivery ended up delaying six hours after arrival as the birth occurred.
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Louisville
R. E. Lynch
Lynch
Timothy
New Frontiersmen Invite Congress To Dodge Constitutionality
An opinion piece questions who defines the law of the land and whether Congress and the President should push or accept constitutional uncertainty. It cites efforts to pass civil rights laws despite Supreme Court doubts and recalls past attempts to alter or bypass judicial rulings.
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Congress
Washington
Supreme Court
Lawrence
High Court
Wallace
Alabama
Gov
Barnett
Mississippi
United States
Department of Justice
Times
John M. Harlan
Chicago
American Bar Center
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Land
Wisconsin party organs show growing professionalization
John Wyngaard notes Wisconsin Republicans and Democrats have expanded periodical propaganda and membership efforts with professional staff, distribution to opinion leaders, and confidential strategy newsletters. Despite better machinery, filings reveal a loosely knit, self‑talking system that may still fail to persuade outsiders.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Amateur inventors prey to promoters warns Cy Barrett
Cy Barrett cautions readers about patent brokers who demand upfront fees promising quick sale of patents. He notes legitimate brokers exist but avoid cash in advance and suggests checking with the U.S. Patent Office. He also debunks pyramid schemes and auto thrill show cash promises, advising due diligence.
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New York
U.S
Patent Office
J. Jancin Jr
Committee of Educational Ac
Bridge problem from Marshall Miles book inspires many plays
South wins a diamond, reads a heart, and risks a small extra loss to pursue a possible slam. The article outlines planning play with a spade finesse and discusses how to handle a spade opening, offering readers tips from Ja coby’s Win at Bridge.
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Marshall Miles
Declarer
South
West
East
La Crosse Tribune Rates and Circulation Details
The notice outlines mailing and home delivery rates for La Crosse and nearby areas including Onalaska and La Crescent. It lists subscription prices for various distances from La Crosse, with yearly and seasonal options, and specifies payment and service notes for subscribers.
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la Crosse
Onalaska
la Crescent
Sunday Tribune
LaCrosse Sunday Tribune
LaCrosse
Carrier Bay
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