Foreign Aid Fight Signals Potential Turning Point in House Vote
Friday's House vote on the new foreign aid bill cut 585 million from President Kennedy's 4.9 billion request, bringing total cuts to 1.5 billion from the Clay committee and earlier proposals. The 222 to 188 result shows growing bipartisan pressure to curb aid spending as debate continues over funding a 3.5 billion program and a pending Senate input.
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Kennedy
Clay Committee
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Senate
Equal treatment in schooling rests on neighborhood access
The piece argues that children should attend the nearest school, warning that mass transportation to distant, racially mixed schools may worsen segregation. It cautions against forced intermingling as a civil rights tactic and urges improving opportunities in existing neighborhoods first.
Freeman Offers $50 Million Yugoslav Aid for Skopje Quake
Secretary Freeman proposed turning over about half of U S surplus dinars, worth 750 to the dollar, for earthquake relief in Skopje. Tito accepted the gift with thanks. the aid comprises a gift and a long term loan with terms to be worked out.
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Nea
Orville L. Freeman
Europe
Khrushchev
Freeman
Yugoslavia
Tito
United States
Skopje
U.S
Marshal Tito
Kennedy
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
U.S. Army
Frank M. Coffin
Agency For International Development
State Department
Herbert Waters
Red Cross
Yugoslav Red Cross
Air Force
Coffin
Edgar P. Zimmerman
Richard Knight
AID
George F. Kennan
Goldwater's 1964 Path Not Cleared by Wisconsin Visit
The Madison stop shows Goldwater undecided on a presidential bid and mainly aiming to seek re election to the Senate. Analysts warn open Wisconsin primary could pit Rockefeller against Goldwater and split the GOP before a potential national bid.
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Sen. Goldwater
Wire Service
En- Wyngaard
Wisconsin
U.S
Arizona
City Native Joins Art School Staff
Paul Snyder formerly of La Crosse joins the faculty of the School of Associated Arts in St. Paul Minnesota to teach design theory and composition in day and evening classes starting September 3. He holds a bachelor of fine arts from Rhode Island School of Design and has worked as artist and art director with companies including Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co. He is a member of the Association of Professional Artists and an ex member of the Art Directors Club.
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School of Associated Arts
St. Paul
Minn
Paul Snyder
O. J. Snyder
Onalaska
Snyder
Rhode Island School of Design
Chicago Academy
Brown University
Provindence
R.I
Senate Fight Over Federal Reclamation Costs
Senate resolution by William Proxmire questions why federal funds go to desert land reclamation and new farming acreage while other farm aid is cut. It calls for revised cost benefit analysis by the Bureau of Reclamation with realistic time and interest standards, noting 100 year project life and 2.5 percent discount distort present value.
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Senate
William Proxmire
Bureau of Reclamation
Proxmire
An Exercise In Economy In The House
Congressional calls for economy mostly target others not themselves. They rejected cutting an $8 million underground garage and a 60 by 20 foot pool in the new House office building while adding a gym for 11 women legislators. The third House building costs have risen to $82 million with more expenses. New $1000 doors may force members to pass through the reception area.
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New House
Chamber
Army Reserve Pvt Wrobel Completes Maintenance Course
Gary R. Wrobel a Mo Army Reserve private completed an automotive maintenance helper course under the Reserve Forces Act program in early August His wife Esther and the Wrobel family are listed at 2713 Harvey Street La Crosse and R1 Chaseburg Wisconsin He is a 1959 Vi roqua High School graduate to his parents Mr and Mrs Raymond W Wrobel of Chaseburg.
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Army Reserve
Gary R. Wrobel
Esther
Harvey St
la Crosse
Wrobel
Viroqua High School
Raymond W. Wrobel
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Chaseburg
Mobile Home Living Gains Traction Across U S
The column notes rising mobile home production and expanding parks as a low cost retirement option. It cites over 120000 units expected this year and about 20000 parks with 600000 parking spaces, plus California adding 250 new parks annually and average 1962 mobile home cost around 5600 dollars.
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Martha
Barton B.B
Bart
California
Washington Merchants Face Losses From Demonstration
The piece argues federal responsibility for losses when a large Washington demonstration deters city commerce on August 28. It questions tax relief, notes police and traffic costs funded by taxpayers, and challenges permit standards under federal district governance. It cites Randolph and protests civic risk.
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National Capital
Lawrence
District of Columbia
Congress
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Phrase about dimes, nickels, and churches provokes smiles
A lighthearted note contrasts pastors wishing dimes fund churches with nickels’ frequent church donations. A junk yard is described as a resting place where old autos rust in peace.
Humdrum Bridge Hand Reveals Sharp Play by East
South after winning diamonds at trick one leads clubs to East who returns hearts. East plays aggressively and, despite South’s plan to cash trumps, the defense ruffs remain elusive. The hand ends with East regaining the lead and a diamond to partner. Readers are invited to learn bridge via a Ja coby Reader Service offer.
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East
Hearts
La Crosse Tribune Publication and Subscription Details
The La Crosse Tribune outlines publication schedule, class of service, and AP rights. It lists postal, circulation, delivery areas in La Crosse, Onalaska, La Crescent and nearby mileage-based mail rates and contact details. Subscription prices range from one month to one year with varying regional applicability and advance payment requirements.
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la Crosse
Sunday Tribune
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LaCrosse Sunday Tribune
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