Trade With The Enemy In Viet Nam War Debate
The piece argues U S military aims target North Viet Nam industry and infrastructure while criticizing Western shipping to North Viet Nam. It cites 18 months of Haiphong cargo via Western ships and calls for a blockade to curb Soviet and Western supply traffic, urging tougher U S action.
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Haiphong
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Greece
South Viet Nam
Charles Chamberlain
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Johnson
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State Department
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Washington
Tax Dollars And Open Bargaining
The piece argues that public bargaining with police and fire unions raises secrecy concerns. It notes Atty. Gen. Bronson La Follette's opinion that preliminary negotiations may escape anti secrecy rules, urging public access to talks since tax funds fund public employee contracts and affect taxpayers.
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la Crosse
Atty
Bronson la Follette
The Way Crowding Changes People
Sydney J. Harris argues that population growth and higher density alter behavior and social life. He notes small towns offer trust and personal responsibility, while dense cities erode personal links, create rigidity, yet cannot revive Jeffersonian simplicity.
Editorial Cartoonish Skepticism On Iowa Cigarette Tax
The Daily Iowa editors doubt that higher cigarette taxes will curb smoking in Iowa or raise much revenue. They warn tuition and living costs may rise for university students, and joke about beer prices and a space program scare.
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Iowa
Iowa City
Treasury Head Fowler Pressed by Lawmakers Over Policy
Treasury Secretary Henry Fowler faces partisan criticism on Capitol Hill amid reports he allows Federal Reserve Chief William McChesney Martin to largely shape policy. Democrats cite tight money pressure and indecision on international monetary talks. Fowler reportedly told aides to deny alignment with Martin and urged a firm stance to regain congressional support.
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France
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D-Ill
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Wallace Bennett
Rutah
Finance Committee
Wright Parman
D-Tex
Scrappy
House Banking Committee
Charles Mathias
R-Md
Judiciary Committee
Capitol Hill
Power-Hungry Liberal Not Modern After All
Washington essay argues liberalism has become coercive like unions and states that true liberalism limits state and parliamentary power. It cites Herbert Spencer 1851 criticizing liberalism and warns Section 14-B repeal could force union membership to hold a job.
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Herbert Spencer
America
Spencer
New York Herald Tribune Inc
State budget scope far beyond annual general fund
A Madison analysis explains that the $1.2 billion figure reflects total state expenditures beyond the general fund. It notes many programs outside the general fund, state agencies funded by non tax receipts, and the state acting as a large collection agent for local governments. It emphasizes ratios over totals to show state aid keeping local services viable.
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Wyngaard
Highway Department
Conservation Department
Ford Struggles to Unite Gop Behind Viet Nam Policy
House GOP Leader Gerald R. Ford, newly elected, faces internal rifts as he seeks to unite conservatives while opposing Democrats on Johnson's Viet Nam program. He clashes over Eisenhower era promises and a White House defense booklet amplifies the dispute.
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Ford
Johnson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
White House
Review Of The News Twenty Years Ago 1945
Typhoons postpone Japan occupation and surrender for 48 hours Gen MacArthur announces Easy credit terms for home building resorted as U S speeds reconversion from wartime economy Tokyo radio reports Japanese people in large numbers are committing hari kari before the imperial palace Thirties recall Roosevelt address to Young Democratic clubs in Milwaukee urging youth to challenge the old order Ethiopians dig trenches on Italian border Suez Canal guarded by British warships Nigger Nathan Hill landmark leveled for Highway 16 route Forties note 1925 wildlife refuge land purchase talks La Crosse gasoline price war coal shipment promises savings polio epidemic halts Houston County Fair Three dead from disease Fifteen years next war era notes Hindenburg forces near Vilna Allied ships bombarded Dardanelles and shore batteries officials see no threat to German American relations after Arabic sinking expedition
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Japan
Gen. MacArthur
U. S
Tokyo Radio
Imperial Palace
Roosevelt
Milwaukee
Suez Canal
Nathan Hill
H. C. Oberholzer
U.S. Bureau of Biological Survey
la Crosse
Midwest
Illinois
Houston County
Caledonia
Dardanelles
St. Michael’s Orphanage
la Crosse Home
Vanderbilt's Grand Slam Try Highlights A Bridge Hand
Jim Jacoby discusses Harold Vanderbilt at 81 noting sharp speed and deep strategy. Oswald explains a Vanderbilt Club four card majors opening and a grand slam bid influenced by the ace of diamonds.
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Jim
Oswald
East
La Crosse Tribune Publishing Details
The La Crosse Tribune lists W T Burgess as publisher and Sanford Goltz as editor. It notes the paper published daily and on Sunday from the La Crosse Tribune Building at 4th and Cass Streets Wisconsin. It is a member of Lee Enterprises and the Associated Press.
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la Crosse Tribune
4Th and
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
Bible Verse About Humility and Exaltation in Isaiah 2:17
A biblical verse proclaims that the haughtiness of man will be humbled and the pride of men brought low, with the Lord alone exalted in that day. This prophetic message emphasizes divine sovereignty and humility before God.
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