Tribune Endorses Republican Nominee In Wisconsin Governor Race
The La Crosse Tribune weighs mayor Milo Knutson’s bid for governor against rival Warren Knowles. It backs the GOP ticket if Knutson energizes the race, but notes his late, limited reach may hurt primary chances. The paper urges fiscal restraint and clearer plans from all candidates.
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Knutson
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Tribune
Warren Knowles
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Reynolds
Review of the News in Years Past 1944 KIDDER section highlights
U S forces flank Paris and push via Seine while Soviets strike Warsaw area and Red armies yield ground. American subs sink 19 Japanese vessels. A dramatic note on Ross Hastings and a tavern brawl in Minnesota. 1934 items include strikes, Avery fire, and Wisconsin road status. Forties notes cover Antwerp and Metz preparations and Belgian capital moves.
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U. S
Paris
Seine
Warsaw
Pacific
Far East
Ross Hastings
Dean Ladd Kidder
Illinois
la Crosse
Knutson Campaign Favors Spending Limits In Wisconsin
In Madison Milo Knutson La Crosse mayor runs as Republican hopeful opposing Warren Knowles. He advocates constitutional tax rate limits via referenda while Democratic push focuses on Knowles. Knutson limits publicity to few TV spots and speeches, risking insufficient statewide organization.
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Knutson
The
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Wisconsin
la Crosse
John Wyngaard
Madison
Milo Knutson
Warren P. Knowles
Stumper
Knowles
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Fired For Trivia Take It To The Top
Cy Barrett offers guidance on handling a firing by a large chain store after a minor error. He urges contacting chain headquarters and recounting details to top executives, noting that complaints can prompt investigations and possible reconsideration of branch policies.
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Mother
Westrom
P.S
TV Debate Dilemma Shapes 1964 Campaign
Democrats block a radio television equal time suspension to deny a great debate format for 1964. Johnson faces pressure over TV confrontations as NBC offers Meet the Press appearances with Goldwater, who demands joint participation. Johnson chooses the weapon and could be boxed into live coast to coast questions.
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Robert Sarnoff
NBC
Johnson
Goldwater
Hershey
Bobby Baker
Austin
Hound Dog Derby Training Site Used In Key West
Key West youths train for the national Hound Dog Derby at an abandoned dog racing track on Stock Island. The former Key West Kennel Club site lacks seats and has grass growing on the track, yet the dogs show no sign of minding the setting.
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Key West
Fla
Veep Choice Has Little Impact on Election Scene
Voters show indifference to vice presidential picks as Johnson trims the field. Interviews across a dozen states find little enthusiasm for Humphrey McCarthy or Brown. most voters base choice on the presidential candidate and would not reject a ticket solely over a VP pick. South voters express strong opposition to Robert Kennedy allies.
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Samuel Lubell
Robert Kennedy
Johnson
Kennedy
Eugene McCarthy
Pat Brown
Pittsburgh
LBJ
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
John
Religious issues shape 1964 VP choice amid Catholic and Protestant shifts
The selection of William E. Miller as Barry Goldwater’s running mate appears to trigger only a marginal religious impact on voters. Catholic Republicans drift back from Kennedy support while Protestant backers nudge toward Johnson, and Johnson’s Kennedy-linked approach draws little backlash.
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Barry Goldwater
William E. Miller
Kennedy
Richard Nixon
Miller
Johnson
Goldwater
Bobby Kennedy
Ladder Goes With Him
Cecil Sowers worked on stilts as he built a wall at the Paris Daily Enterprise plant in Paris Kentucky. The AP report notes a ladder or trestles are handy for a plasterer but not always necessary.
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Paris
Cecil Sowers
Paris Daily Enterprise
Peter Proclaims God Shows No Partiality
In Acts 10 34 Peter declares that God shows no favoritism or partiality among people. The verse marks a key moment in early Christian inclusion of Gentiles into the faith.
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Peter
God
Acts
La Crosse Tribune Publication Details
The La Crosse Tribune is published every afternoon and Sunday morning in La Crosse Wisconsin. It is a member of Lee Enterprises and the Associated Press with AP exclusive republication rights for local news and dispatches. Postal and rate details include second class postage and carrier pricing.
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Lee Enterprises, Inc
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Lawmakers face rising violence as marches spark unrest
The 1964 New York Herald Tribune commentary argues the Johnson administration delayed addressing street violence and warns that costly mass demonstrations, like the March on Washington, encouraged riots in other cities. It details army and police plans used to keep the Washington march peaceful and notes similar outbreaks in major centers across the country.
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Lawrence
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New York City
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N.Y
Boston
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N.J
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Charley Wallace Applies Aggressive Defense in Bridge Duel
Charley Wallace of Salisbury North Carolina uses bold bidding and precise defense to overpower West in a club overcall. After a jump raise Charley doubles four spades and leads diamonds, forcing West to concede and exposing a doomed line as the uppercut trump play secures the win.
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Charles Wallace
Salisbury
N.C
Charley
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