Barron's Surrenders to Change in La Crosse Retailing
The Barron's store in downtown La Crosse becomes part of the Herberger chain, expanding to a 10th location from St. Cloud, Minnesota. Kmart opens next Thursday on Losey Boulevard as downtown retailers adapt to postwar market shifts and rising sales.
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U. S
A Human Triumph On Gemini 5 Flight
The Gemini 5 mission extends toward eight days despite early battery trouble. Crew and ground teams analyzed issues and improvised to keep the flight going, showcasing American ingenuity and calm problem solving under adversity. Gordon Cooper already holds a space duration record, but the real achievement is mission resilience rather than only length.
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Johnson pressures steel talks toward noninflationary deal
President Johnson urges both sides in the steel dispute to accept a noninflationary settlement while warning that a forced outcome could come via White House influence. He calls for full responsibility with the national interest in mind amid ongoing mediation and industry profits.
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William O. Douglas
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Tribune Reader Letter Supports Police View
A La Crosse reader backs police action and condemns police brutality while arguing Ten Commandments ethics would reduce crime. The letter cites policing as essential unless all citizens fully adhere to moral fundamentals and criticizes editorials on CBS broadcasts.
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CBS
M. M. Emmons
Ellison
Chester Hall
S. 9Th St
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Griffiths Fined For Drunken Driving In London Court
Reginald Griffiths a 43 year old truck driver told a judge he was unsteady due to fallen arches and coins but the police doctor testified he was drunk when arrested. The judge fined him 50 pounds and costs 40 pounds and banned him from driving 18 months.
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Reginald Griffiths
Griffiths
State Parties Limp Under Law Yet Power Rest With Volunteers
Wisconsin's law creates a state central committee and party officials yet practical politics are run by voluntary, extralegal leaders. The statutory parties have minimal activity, with skeleton committees handling only rare duties such as filling vacancies after primaries and choosing alternate delegates to national conventions.
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Brown County
Wisconsin
Louis Hanson
Ody Fish
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GOP Fund Raisers Not Waiting For Gen Clay
Republican leaders resist ceding control of fundraising to the National Committee. House members press on with their own drives led by Rep. Bob Wilson as Senate leaders weigh Clay plan. Octobers 14 Eisnhower events test the fate of a five million goal.
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Republican Boosters Club
Glamor Clinic: Before Women Versus After Fashion Charades
Sydney J. Harris critiques a Woman's Page series on glamour revealing the before woman is real and relatable while the after woman feels synthetic and hollow. He argues glamour resides in inner charm and naturalness rather than external trappings.
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Sydney J. Harris
U S Reds Run Secret Training School For 80 Youth Trainees
U S Reds convened a secret two week camp at Camp Midvale Ringwood New Jersey to train 80 selected youths for future leadership of the Communist party Their instruction covered Leninist theory peaceful coexistence and anti US drives in Viet Nam and civil rights movements with emphasis on using youth groups as fronts for Communist aims.
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United States
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Ringwood
N.J
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Youth) Clubs of America
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Chicago
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Southeast Asia
Wall Daubed with Untempered Mortar Cited in Ezekiel Verse
A biblical verse from Ezekiel 13 10 condemns false prophets who claim peace while building a wall and daubing it with untempered mortar, accusing them of deceiving the people with hollow assurances.
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Ezekiel
Review Of The News TWENTY YEARS AGO 1945 Highlights Tokyo advance and war moves
Admiral Halsey's Missouri leads Third Fleet into Sagami Bay near Tokyo as 1 200 carrier planes fly overhead. Eichelberger's 8th Army is designated to occupy Tokyo. Yoko hama landings planned. Yamashita negotiates surrender in Northern Luzon. Rapid POW evacuations accompany MacArthur's Tokyo entry.
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Feds Slow to Act on Civil Rights in Los Angeles Riots
Washington columnist David Lawrence argues the U S federal government mishandled Los Angeles race disturbances in 1965 Marsing civil rights as a federal issue. He cites 36 dead 700 800 injured 4 000 arrested and $175 200 million in damages while accusing selective federal enforcement and missed opportunities to deter future violence.
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Belgium
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Los Angeles
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South
FBI
Edmund Brown
California
George Wallace
Alabama
Selma
Ala
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Los
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West Virginia
Senate
United States
United Press International Dispatches
Mississippi
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Expert dummy play shown in classic bridge hand
A Missoula reader asks the key difference between expert and ordinary dummy play. Jan Stone demonstrates flawless technique by avoiding a heart loss thread, drawing the second trump, then trumping the fourth heart to secure the contract, a line superior to the obvious hearts draw and a showcase of field tested precision.
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Mont
Jan
Tobias) Stone
Cavendish Club
New York
East
Dummy
West
La Crosse Tribune Publisher and Editor Info
Publication details list W T Burgess as publisher and Sanford Goltz as editor. The La Crosse Tribune operates from La Crosse Wisconsin with AP affiliation and Lee Enterprises ownership. Rates note 10 cent single copies and 55 cent weekly carrier delivery.
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Sanford Goltz
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Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wisconsin
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