Wisconsin Constitution Changes Mostly By Voters Over Time
The Wisconsin Constitution has been amended 71 times in 115 years showing flexibility. Gov. Reynolds considers a preliminary commission to study modernization, a concept similar to prior studies led by a former Supreme Court chief justice. Critics argue current rules already permit sufficient updates and that past proposals for easier amendments have failed.
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John Reynolds
Gaylord Nelson
Supreme Court
Wisconsin
John Wyngaard
A Tough Salvage Job In South Viet Nam
Commentary assesses the challenge for Henry Cabot Lodge as the new U S ambassador to South Vietnam. It notes Mme Ngo Dinh Nhu’s sharp rhetoric, Diem’s martial law, and Washington’s criticism amid Buddhist suppression. It argues for a decisive shift to salvage the deteriorating situation.
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South Viet Nam
Lodge
Diem
Mme
Ngo Dinh Nhu
U. S
Mme. Nhu
Saigon
Washington
Goldwater boom fuels GOP hopes and voter choice
Lettering from Nelson Wisconsin and Tomah Wisconsin shows supporters praising Barry Goldwater’s potential to win 270 electoral votes through regional blocs and shape American policy, while reader concerns warn of farmer impacts, pricing, and imports if small producers fade.
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The
Tribune
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
National Federation of Gop
San Francisco
Barry
Jfk
Sen
La Crosse Tribune Rates and Circulation Note
Publication pricing details for La Crosse Tribune readers including home delivery rates for La Crosse area Onalaska and La Crescent and mail subscription options. Information covers pricing by duration within and outside 75 miles and access to AP news content.
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Onalaska
la Crescent
Sunday Tribune
Koy Mail
LaCrosse Sunday Tribune
Bay
The Message For Reynolds Lawmakers
A Letter to the editor from R D Lyell denounces Wisconsin governor and lawmakers for a fraud believed to be a tax bill. He claims they forget why they are in Madison and urges voters to throw the rascals out in November 1964.
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Tribune
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R. D. Lyell
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Horse bite wounds airman at Lockbourne base stables
James C. Davis, an airman second class in the 121st Tactical Fighter Group, was bitten by a horse while on active duty training at Lockbourne Air Force Base. The incident occurred at the base riding stables and was reported as an accident.
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Columbus, Ohio
121St Tactical Fighter
Cavalry
James C. Davis
Air National Guard
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Evacuation of Kharkov and Allied Plans Across Europe
Review of 1943 assertions notes German withdrawal from Kharkov toward the Dneiper after losses of the city. Pravda advocates British Isles as invasion base. Coal mines tied to John L. Lewis resume private ownership under Ickes. Army-Navy EE award extended to Outers Laboratories Onalaska for six months per Vernon F. Dale.
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Ukraine
Dneiper River
Pravda
Communist Party
British Isles
John L. Lewis
Ickes
Outers Laboratories
Onalaska
Vernon F. Dale
Doctor Says Dream Control by Hormones Studied
University of Chicago sleep labs find pituitary extracts yield colorful pleasant dreams while adrenal extracts produce colorless frightening dreams. Animals may dream and the blind dream with nonvisual senses. Dreaming appears to be an inevitable part of sleep and blocking dream episodes alters dream length and mood, suggesting a role in maintaining sleep balance.
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University of Chicago Sleep Laboratories
Fuller and Kennedy Urge Jobs, Not Quotas For Negroes
A New York Herald Tribune piece recaps President Kennedy denouncing racial quotas in employment and urging fair chances through performance and education. Negro businessman S B Fuller shares a rise from sixth grade to multi company control, urging Negroes to own businesses to create jobs.
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Voice of Reason
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Lawrence
S. B. Fuller
America
Memphis
Chicago
Mr. Fuller
Voice of America
Little Rock
Birmingham
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Oklahoma City annexes 24.75 square miles boosting size
Oklahoma City added 24.75 square miles to its borders, bringing total area to 644.735 square miles. Officials expect the newly annexed tract to rapidly develop into a major industrial zone in Oklahoma.
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Oklahoma City
United States
Oklahoma
Wisconsin Seeks Equal Rights In Housing And Jobs
Governor Reynolds pushes for strong anti discrimination rules in state contracts and housing. NAACP campaigns probe Milwaukee schools and employment practices while debates over fair housing and school enrollment tests constitutional rights and costs.
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Congress
State Industrial Commission
NAACP
Milwaukee
Cy Barrett offers career switch tips in direct selling
A veteran commercial artist considers midlife career change to direct selling after eye problems. Cy Barrett shares anecdotes from A. J. Zansky who built a successful direct sales business, plus reader letters on ads, service, and resort shop responses.
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Harry K. Thaw
Vermont
Marble State
Canada
Bessie Green
Kenosha
C. J. Felber
la Crosse
Harry Taggart
Frank Winter
Bell Telephone
Portland
Ore
John Tietz
Logan
Tietz
Milwaukee Road
Mill Street Crossing
A. J. Zansky
Siebler
Packard
Zansky
America
Zweig
Cy Barrett
Win at Bridge arch analysis leads to heart play
Oswald Jacoby explains a bridge hand where West opens diamond king and queen then ends in a endgame that requires heart finesse. The key is to avoid heart loss by leading the jack from South and letting West’s reply determine the outcome, with East holding ten of hearts.
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East
South
Hearts
Dummy
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