National party unity in the South at Atlantic City
The article argues the central issue at Atlantic City is whether the Democratic Party can stay united in the South amid Alabama and Mississippi factions. It notes Alabama’s dual elector slates and Mississippi’s all white delegation, with Negro Democrats forming a separate group. It warns that seating split delegations would fracture party principle and fuel long term political realignments.
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Atlantic City
Johnson
South
White House
Alabama
Mississippi
National Party
Groes
Barry Goldwater
San Francisco
Governor Reynolds defends budget gains amid tax backlash
Wisconsin Governor John ReynoldsCampaigns shift blame for sales and income tax hikes onto lawmakers tracing a 140 million dollar rise in the 1961-63 to 1963-65 budgets. He touts higher education welfare and school aid while facing voter ire as he seeks re election.
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Wisconsin
John Reynolds
Reynolds
Gaylord Nelson
Nelson
U.S. Senate
Parity Talk and Poor Acoustics Stir Public Comment
The piece cites 1962 Minnesota milk and hog production and parity costs, urging NFC support for fair prices and contract sales. It contrasts parity concepts with calls for better acoustics in public discourse, warning about miscommunication fueling conflict and lamenting Civil War era heated rhetoric.
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The
Tribune
Minnesota
Houston County
NFC
Secretary of Agriculture
NFO
U.S.A
John Peterson
Review Sparks Quiet Warnings About Performing Pressures
The Tribune-Marguerite Lienlokken notes a brave tactful review of Music Man reveals a real problem facing performers. The piece emphasizes stagecraft, audience expectations, and the toll on artists balancing art and scrutiny.
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the Tribune
Marguerite Lienlokken
Review of 1944 Paris and war updates from past year
Review notes Paris captured by French patriots and German troops driven from streets. De Gaulle announces results as 50 000 patriots advance on vital victory. Also reports Romania moving toward Allied cause and battles near the Riviera and Switzerland. Includes promotions and honors for military personnel and various public notices.
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Paris
de Gaulle
Romania
Riga
AFL
Glen W. Ziel
Main
France
Hoeschler’s
Harriet Ray Law
Hungary
Germany
Balkans
Riviera
Switzerland
Hitler
John Richard Woodruff
Gilbert J. Woodruff
Avon
Logan High School
William and
Robert
Pacific Fleet
Russell J. Gebler
Augusta Gebler
Genoa
Mediterranean
William L. Wilkerson
Betty Jayne Schroeder
Loomis
Belgium
Japan
Kaio Chau Harbor
London
Franz Joseph
Austria
C. W. Dow
S. 16Th
R. G. Dow Co
Minneapolis
TV News Significance Buzz Drops Trout Mudd Plan
Atlantic City columnist predicts Huntley and Brinkley will retain dominance over Trout and Mudd in convention coverage. The piece criticizes Cronkite and imagines a new staged broadcast pairing Edward G. Robinson with Claire Trevor to spoof news anchoring during the Democratic National Convention.
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CBS
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Atlantic City
N.J
Huntley
Brinkley
Robert Trout
Roger Mudd
Walter Cronkite
Yankees
Edward G. Robinson
Mr. Robinson
Claire Trevor
A Carefree Reunion at the Democratic Convention
Atlantic City reports on a convention atmosphere driven by bosses and media spectacle rather than voter choice. The piece critiques the one person one vote principle and recalls past Democratic pivots from 1916 to 1940, warning against misread campaigns and foreign policy risks.
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David Lawrence
Atlantic City
N.J
National Assembly
Lyndon Johnson
San Francisco
Supreme Court of the United States
Ad Advice and Classified Ads Stir Cautionary Notes
Cy Barrett discusses grocery prices and Stanford findings on advertised specials. The letter traces shopper skepticism, cites a Stanford study showing 92 percent of specials cheaper where advertised, and warns readers about deceptive postings in classified ads.
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Mary
Stanford University
Stanford
Hawkins
American) Association of Newspaper
Albert Hawkins
Edna
David E. Morgan
Barry Breeze
ANCAM
al Hawkins
Militia Chief Claims Victory Against Viet Cong in Khiem Ich
Capt. Pham Van Kiet, district chief in Khiem Ich, dismissed bribery and corruption, rebuilt local militia from 40 to 400, and mobilized villagers to aid against Viet Cong. He reports improved security and villagers spying on VC, with VC forces moving to neighboring districts and threats of assassination lingering.
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Washington
Pham van Kiet
Khiem Ich
Dinh Tuong
Saigon
South
Viet Nam
My Tho
South Viet Nam
Blackwood on a perfect hand from Jacoby on Bridge
South opens with four no trump after North’s bidding. The article explains Blackwood’s two-step inquiry: four no trump to show aces and five no trump to reveal kings. It notes the hand is ideal for Blackwood and outlines the simple usage: six spades with one ace, seven spades or seven no trump with more aces.
Silent Movie Snacks and Running Costs
A short note reflects on old silent films and questions whether popcorn was sold at those theaters. It mentions balancing pace and expenses for performers, hinting at era theater economy.
La Crosse Tribune Publisher and Editor Details
The La Crosse Tribune lists T Burgess as publisher and Sanford Goltz as editor. It notes publication schedule as weekday afternoons and Sunday mornings from the La Crosse, Wisconsin office. The paper is a member of Lee Enterprises and the Associated Press with AP republication rights.
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Margaret Douglas
East Ave. S
la Crosse
V. T. Burgess
Sanford Goltz
la Crosse Tribune
Bidg
4Th
Cass Sts
Oae
Wisconsin
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
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