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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1966
Page
6
The Tribune defends its series on La Crosse schools noting enrollment trends and future needs. It argues mayor Loveland misread the piece and that the report was factual with no hidden implications.
Letter from Marcella M. Davidson of Sparta Wisconsin criticizing the House Un-American Activities Committee. She argues for abolition links to pro Communist groups and cites J Edgar Hoover’s 1961 report The Communist Party Line urging constitutional liberty concerns, urging the word Treason be revived.
A dermatologist notes tests can help identify hay fever triggers but often fail for skin allergies. He argues trials and patient insight are essential, since tests can be inaccurate and public belief in science skews medical practice. He cites chocolate allergy as an example and stresses medicine as both science and art.
Henry Hook surveys Africa from Cape Town to tribal villages, noting wealth and poverty, modern cities, safe water, and the apartheid system. He argues reform must be homegrown, warns against outside upheaval, and urges evolutionary change over revolutions.
County Republican leaders in Wisconsin report an optimistic view of Gov. Warren Knowles seeking a second term. They credit his first term on highway and education issues and expect rural and independent voters to favor the GOP, while Democrats flag the spending record.
James Marlow reports Congress will likely do nothing to curb campaign costs despite warnings that only the wealthy can run for high office. Johnson proposes reforms including funding, disclosures, and tax incentives, but House support remains unlikely and passage this year appears zero.
Twenty years ago reports note the Paris peace conference starting drafting steps with initial focus on signatories. Other items include hopes fading for rescue of five American flyers shot down by Yugoslav fighters and labor news from Wisconsin.
Washington argues evidence shows Soviet direct involvement in North Viet Nam war by supplying surface-to-air missiles to Haiphong and assisting MIG attacks. United States contemplates embargo and UN inquiry as Congress weighs cutting diplomatic ties with the Soviet Union.
In a bridge hand, South opens with a one no trump and partner responds. After the sequence Passes, the final contract reaches six by South with an opening lead of the queen followed by a play pattern.
Bridge column describes North choosing two notrumps over one diamond. South assesses slam chances and uses deception with spades and diamonds to misdirect hearts. West misleads with a diamond nine and South wins, then dumps losing hearts on diamonds to claim the trick.
A verse from John 20 29 states Jesus blesses those who have not seen him yet believe this firm faith without direct sight. The text highlights faith over empirical proof and affirms spiritual conviction.
The La Crosse Tribune lists BURGESS as publisher and GOLTZ as editor. It notes publication details including address in La Crosse Wisconsin, affiliation with Lee Enterprises and the Associated Press, and consumer rates for single copies and home delivery.
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