Still No Strike Remedy for Airline Lockout
The five airlines grounded for 43 days resumed flying with lighter loads as machinists accepted a boosted pay and fringe package. Congress and the White House weigh a legislative approach next year, while Taft Hartley limits cooling off. A broader no strike solution remains urgent for transport and utilities.
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White House
Legislative
Johnson
Nation
New York City
Western Greyhound
Mary McCarthy's The Group as Film and Literary Portraits
Sydney J. Harris surveys how authors shape fiction from real lives, citing McCarthy and others. The piece notes how writers like Dostoevsky Dickens and Maugham used real people as models and warns of legal and social fallout from such portrayals, ending with a question on McCarthy’s Vassar ties.
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Mary McCarthy
Miss McCarthy
Vassar
Dostoevsky
Gaugin
Hugh Walpole
Thomas Hardy
Maugham
Portuguese Try To Improve Lot Of Blacks In African Province
Lourenco Marques Mozambique reports on Portuguese policy in colonial Mozambique. A government briefing rejects racial censuses while detailing a settlement program along Lopopo River aimed at integrating blacks and whites through irrigation, industry, and education.
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Davenport Times-Democrat
Lourenco Marques, Mozambique
Portuguese East Africa
Mozambique
Africa
Lopopo
Portugal
Indian Ocean
Candidates Debate It Highway Safety Gains
Madison discusses highway safety policy as candidates clash over solutions. Governors summon militia and national guard, while calls for regular driver testing and implied consent gain traction. Analysts see potential legislative action to reduce Wisconsin's yearly highway deaths.
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Madison
Wisconsin
National Guard
Halt De Gaulle's Gold Raids
Washington editorial argues for Congress to force France to resume World War I debt payments. It cites Thomson's resolution in the House Ways and Means Committee and criticizes De Gaulle for anti U.S. bias, NATO base withdrawals, and gold raids totaling billions since 1962. It urges public pressure to push action.
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Washington
Johnson
de Gaulle
Congress
House
Ways and Means
Vernon Thomson
R-Wis
Foreign Affairs Committee
France
Thomson
Patent Committee
Senate
U.S
Russia
Red China
Cuba
White House
NATO
Free World
America
China
Jackal Castro
La Crosse Tribune Publication Details
La Crosse Tribune published daily and Sundays from 4th and Cass Streets La Crosse Wisconsin 54601. The paper is a Lee Enterprises Inc member and Associated Press affiliate with exclusive rights to local AP news. Rates include 60 cents per week for carrier delivery and 0 cents for single copies.
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V. TY. Burgess
Sanford Goltz
la Crosse Tribune
4Th
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wis
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
AP News
Tribune praises All America City bus tour organizers
Mr and Mrs W C Kreunen of Bangor Wisconsin thank The Tribune for sponsoring and organizing the All America City bus tour. They commend the driver and tour company for courteous service and comfortable lodging, noting the value and opportunities provided for travelers who could not go alone, hoping for another chance next year.
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the Tribune
W. C. Kreunen
Bangor
Wis
Review of the News in Years Past Twenty Years Ago 1946
OPA restores ceilings on meats and exempts dairy products. Fear of black market return. Eugene A. Toepel named La Crosse County Republican chairman. Equipment awaited to spray dumps to kill disease flies. Relocation of Highways 14 and 61 near Coon Valley to start this year. Yugoslavs release American flyers after U. S. note. Teachers College pleads for classrooms for fall term.
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OPA
Eugene A. Toepel
la Crosse
Bangor
Interest Rate Rise Signals Trouble Ahead
Washington analysis notes that a six percent prime rate on business borrowing may attract foreign funds and widen the trade deficit. Banks face uncertain effects as higher yields draw deposits, while construction and investment slow. Experts warn further credit curbs may be needed to curb inflation, though politics delay action.
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Washington
America
Single Tracks Are For Railroads Bridge Tale
A bridge hand analysis shows South exploiting a misread of tracks and single-minded play. West errs by sticking to diamonds. South uses clever discards and trumping to set up clubs and force dummy to yield. Blackwood five no trump confirms all aces, and West misses a trump shift that could derail the contract.
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South
West
East
New South
North
Trumps
Woman 70 Plans College Start This Fall
A 70 year old woman announces plans to enroll in college for a bachelor of arts degree this fall. She says she will enjoy her second youth and that youth are wonderful while critics are often unfounded.
On Bridge by Oswald and James Jacoby
A bridge discussion outlines a hand with a842 VATS 54 and Q964. The column analyzes bidding and play options for the North position.
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Oswald
James Jacoby
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Tribune Bus Tour
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