Ted Kennedy campaign line sparks questions on prosperity and politics
In a campaign stop in Illinois for Adlai Stevenson III and Paul Douglas, Edward Kennedy argued prosperity hinges on Democratic rule. The columnist questions the link, notes Sargent Shriver’s poverty proposal, and muses on future prosperity and party control through 1976.
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Lend a Hand in Cuban Refugee Resettlement Debate
Readers clash with La Crosse County Board over refusing to align with federal Cuban refugee resettlement. Advocates cite hospitality and potential aid, while opponents warn about welfare costs and federal funds limits. The letter writers urge local support and use of federal funds.
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Kennedy Ambition Could Aid Republicans in 1968 Outlook
Washington columnist argues Senator Robert F Kennedy's growing national influence and popularity within the Democratic Party could boost Republican prospects. He notes Kennedy's potential to steer vice presidential dynamics in 1968 and influence gubernatorial races, while contrasting public support with未 tough policy decisions.
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Robert F. Kennedy
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Bible Verse About Joy in Truth From John
A short note cites First John 1 4 praising the joy of hearing that one s children walk in truth The verse emphasizes familial faithfulness and adherence to truth within the Christian household
Washington Notebook Loudspeaker Gaffe Sparks Laughs
In a Washington event a congressman spoke while his microphone cut out and the crowd reacted. A back-row voice asked if anyone could hear, while a front-row attendee boasted they could hear clearly prompting a quip about trading places.
Government yields to U S ultimatum over downed planes
In 1946 the government surrendered to an American demand over the destruction of American transport aircraft while keeping a threat to bring the case to the United Nations Security Council. The recap also lists notable local moves and events from 43 years in the city.
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Redlands University
Redlands
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Unemployed Workers Reluctant to Seek Jobs Off-Curtain
Officials report unskilled workers losing jobs often wait for offers at the employment bureau instead of hunting in the cities. The trend suggests reliance on public offices over active job searching in the streets.
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Unemployment Commission
Johnson orders broad tax review to fund city slums
President Johnson moves to form a blue ribbon commission of government and private leaders to examine federal state and city tax systems. The panel will propose financing for urban renewal and assess tax changes, with a chair to be named by the President or Treasury Secretary Fowler if needed.
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Housing and Urban Development
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Local Cuban refugee debate stirs La Crosse Tribune letters
Readers clash over the La Crosse County Board stance on admitting Cuban refugees. Letters defend or attack the decision, arguing about wages, prices, education, and Cold War politics while urging action to free Cuba and welcome talent.
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Glad The Board Dared To Say No
A Tribune reader praises a county board vote opposing importation of more unskilled refugees. The letter argues federal aid and taxes burden locals, questions Uncle Sam as Santa Claus, and urges restraint on spending.
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Sam
Wealth's Big Hazard fear of losing it
Sydney Harris argues wealth breeds fear of loss and conservatism among the privileged. He cites war tools and Nobel dynamite, notes societal contradictions, and suggests cultural pathology as a field of study. He observes criminals lack belief in others' existence and ends with a remark on the word flabbergasted.
Politicians On Tour Find Voters Want Better Highways
Wisconsin campaign coverage notes broad voter appetite for better roads despite highway funding debates. Traffic growth shows 30 percent gains on the Milwaukee Madison stretch, while bonding provisions remain provisional pending a May 1 1967 effective date and possible constitutional changes.
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State Building Corporation
La Crosse Tribune Publication Details
The La Crosse Tribune published in La Crosse Wisconsin carries the bylines G burg Burg? Burgess and Sanford Goltz as editor and publisher respectively. It is a Lee Enterprises and Associated Press member with local news exclusive rights to AP dispatches. Second class mail and weekly carrier rates are noted.
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Opening lead determines contract in bridge play
In a Nil vulnerability hand, West opens a ten and a pass sequence leads to a six contract after a progression of passes. The diagram shows specific cards for North South East and West with a mixed distribution and no-trump response.
He Tossed Away His Wealth in a Bridge Lesson
The late Hal Sims recalled telling a budding player he played like a millionaire by indulging at the table. South failed to secure the contract due to bad breaks and a strong West heart. A notable feature was North’s immediate raise to three spades signaling spade support.
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West
King
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