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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1964

Page

4

Johnson Now Heads His Own Presidency At Last

Lyndon Baines Johnson is now the official President with his own term after guiding Kennedy era programs. Liberals and labor unions rally to his re election while Republicans face a clear choice as the 1964 campaign opens.

Lyndon Baines Johnson White House Mr. Johnson Johnson Party John F. Kennedy Johnson Eleanor Roosevelt Sam Rayburn Estes Kefauver Herbert Lehman Bob Kerr

Time Of Testing For The NFO Looms Over Protests

The piece says the National Farmers Organization faces potential legal action if its livestock withholding continues. Gov Reynolds and other officials urge restraint, with law enforcement ready to step in. National level pressure from Secretary Freeman targets compliance while Staley accuses money interests of instigating trouble. Retail meat prices rise modestly amid livestock price stagnation.

National Farmers Organization NFO la Crosse County

Readers discuss extremism and love in King Jr. book quote

A Tribune reader cites Martin Luther King Jr and others to argue extremism can be for love and justice. The letter recalls Jesus Amos Paul Luther Bunyan and compares views on extremism, urging creative extremism for justice over hate. Den nis R. Kidd of La Crosse signs the piece.

The Tribune Jesus Amos Paul Lord Jesus Martin Luther John Bunyan Calvary’s Hill Jesus Christ South Goldwater Martin Luther King Jr Dennis R. Kidd Wood St la Crosse

Atlantic City Atrocity Tales From a Headline Resort

Atlantic City is depicted as a stage for hardships and comic misfortunes among delegates and visitors. Tales include lost heels on cracked boardwalks, dented bridgework from salt water taffy, frizzed hair from humid air, and hotel quirks. The piece blends humor with regional portraiture of the resort.

Atlantic City Legion Chamber of Commerce Grover Cleveland Cleveland Chester A. Arthur

Review of the News in Years Past

A collage of dated wires and notes recounts decades of world events from 1944 to 1914, touching Allied advances, battles, and resistance. plus local notices of visits, deaths, and social events across multiple cities and years. It cites figures like Pfc. Robert E. Harvey and Mrs. Ella Evenson, with brief mentions of political and social happenings in the Midwest and beyond.

Romania Bessarabia Hungary Pfc Robert E. Harvey Marshalls Carolines Ella Evenson Davenport Iowa Anna Johnson Farnam

Tribesman Leads Infiltration Plan Against North Vietnam

The unnamed Nung tribesman from a North Viet Nam province outlines a covert operation to infiltrate Cambodia and drift north to disrupt Ho Chi Minh’s regime. He describes building cells, recruiting locals, and slowing rice deliveries, with support from South Viet Nam and other dissidents.

Washington Mr. X China North South Viet Nam Ho Chi Minh X Group Sta

Teenager asks Keating what he does in real life

A Washington Notebook item notes a teen wrote Sen. Ken Keating asking about his practical life outside politics. The letter mentions Keating's TV appearances radio broadcasts and anticipated fall book release. The student expresses enthusiasm for Keating's work and public speaking.

Sen Ken Keating R-N.y

Mailmen Debate Canine Companions as Best Friend

A lively dispute arises as postal workers discuss whether dogs belong in the category of man's best friend. The exchange centers on trust, safety, and the daily routines of routes.

Not So Mysterious LBJ First Question on Catholic VP

Atlantic City report outlines President Johnson's consideration of a Catholic running mate. It notes the influence of Sen. Mansfield and the Catholic question after Miller's nomination, with Humphrey favored to balance liberal support and civil rights concerns.

David Lawrence Atlantic City Johnson Lawrence Mike Mansfield Montana Senate Sen Eugene McCarthy Minnesota Mansfield William E. Miller Robert Kennedy Humphrey South Adlai Stevenson Sens McCarthy

Cy Barrett Answers Small Business Loan and Paycheck Fees

Cy Barrett discusses options for cashing payroll checks through the Outside Paymaster Plan and explains SBA loan policies loosening up to 15 000 dollars with six year terms. He notes increased emphasis on character and repayment prospects, and urges readers to write for personalized advice.

Blanz Mrs. Blanz Britain Nathan Stone OPP Small Business Administration SBA Fellener Ter Cy Barrett the Tribune

Jaco slam method explained for bridge bidding

The article outlines a bridge bidding system. It explains using four clubs to ask for aces when clubs are not bid, and four no trump as an ace request unless a strong no trump is used. It notes exceptions when three no trump is raised, and describes responses and play after ace requests.

South North

Can't Trust Barry in Nuclear Button Clash

Bruce Biassot reports that Democratic and GOP strategists view Barry Goldwater as vulnerable on nuclear responsibility. Rhode Island's John Pastore hints at a campaign line, predicting heavy use of the shock factor linking Goldwater to the A bomb. Democrats and Republicans foresee continued responses shaped by Goldwater's off cuff remarks and party pressures.

NEA Washington Atlantic City Johnson Barry Goldwater Rhode Island John Pastore Pastore Goldwater William Miller New York Plains Sen Claiborne Pell

La Crosse Tribune Publisher and Staff Details

The La Crosse Tribune shows W. T. Burgess as publisher and Anford Goltz as editor. It notes publication daily in La Crosse Wisconsin and membership in Lee Enterprises Inc and the Associated Press. AP content reserved for republication. Second class mailing.

W. T. Burgess Anford Goltz la Crosse Tribune 4Th and Cass Sts la Crosse Wisconsin Lee Enterprises, Inc Associated Press AP News

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