Mature stance on religion marks a political milestone
The Humphrey vice presidential nomination signals grown acceptance of religion in politics. The piece notes past Catholic limits, recalls Kennedy era questions, and argues voters will choose based on merit, not faith, reflecting a shift toward common sense in national leadership.
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Johnson family net worth sparks debate over audit value
The auditing firm reports LBJ and family hold about 3.48 million in book value assets, far below press estimates of 9 to 14 million. It notes LBJ's larger liabilities, while Mrs. Johnson, the two daughters, and other assets reveal a different distribution of wealth.
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State Supreme Court Report Shows Busy Term 290 Decisions
Wisconsin Supreme Court finished its regular hearings on June 30 with a record 290 written opinions issued this year. The 25 percent rise over last term reflects more circuit court decisions and growing criminal appeals. Most cases involve private disputes, including auto accident issues and child custody, with constitutional-beef cases tied to governor appointments.
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Madison
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Blessed are the merciful verse from Matthew five seven
A Bible verse from Matthew chapter five verse seven states that the merciful shall obtain mercy. The saying is part of the Beatitudes teaching on compassion and forgiveness.
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Review of the News in Years Past Joseph K Kidder 1944
The piece surveys events from 1944 with mentions of Americans crossing the Marne and Meaux, bridgeheads over the Seine, Captain Robert Wolf missing in France, a new French government, Eisenhower and de Gaulle, plus bombings in Manchuria and Sumatra and anticipated units in China. It also notes Soviet border activity and La Follette on MacArthur's staff rising to colonel, among other items.
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Vaudeville nostalgia prompts local broadcast and booking plea
A reader letter complains about liberal bias and praises a television revival hosted in Richland Center. The note argues for more live vaudeville entertainment in La Crosse featuring Keefe Brasselle Beatrice Kay and Liberace, urging local booking of classic acts to revive old tunes and provide relaxation.
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Keefe Brasselle Variety Gala Mentioned by User
The Tribune editor notes the Keefe Brasselle Variety Gala coverage or reference observed by a reader, with minimal additional details provided.
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NFC Calls 23 States to Withhold Marketings
The National Farmers Organization directs members in 23 states to withhold cattle sheep and hogs amid high beef cattle supplies and drought. The move, seen as ill timed, faces questions on how production will be controlled to support high prices and prevent a market breakdown.
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Doctor Says Fainting Is Not As Common Today
W G Brandstadt M D notes fainting is rarer due to fashion and fitness. Simple fainting occurs when lying or sitting. standing or hot rooms trigger faintness. Immediate lie down at first signs. avoid water to revive. recovery is quick and spontaneous.
forgotten dead in viet nam overshadowed by convention
Commentary on 275 American soldiers dead in Vietnam since 1961 and 17 000 troops in country, arguing mothers and fathers seek honor for sacrifices amid election campaign rhetoric. It critiques conventions and political strategy, urging focus on real domestic and foreign policy impacts on ordinary voters.
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Atlantic City
Lawrence
Viet Nam
Profit Sharing Growth Spurs Employee Stakes in Profits
Cy Barrett explains profit sharing plans are rising in the United States with about 90 000 in operation. The programs aim to give employees a stake in profits, increase efficiency and loyalty, and boost profits. The Council of Profit Sharing Industries has a booklet on the topic available by request.
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Council of Profit
Vietnam trust split as Khanh struggles for civilian voice
Washington report by Ray Cromley follows South Viet Nam through a crisis of governance as professionals, professors, and lawyers distrust Khanh and his military regime. Civilians feel excluded and call for democracy while U S policy remains under scrutiny.
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Saigon
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Jacoby Four Clubs Invitational Leads to Slam in Bridge
North uses a Jacoby four clubs cue to invite slam after Stayman and a four spades response. South shows two aces, North advances to five spades, and South reaches a slam. The play features a diamond king, heart ruffs, and ruffing with trumps to secure the contract.
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La Crosse Tribune Publisher and details
The La Crosse Tribune publishes daily afternoons and Sunday mornings from La Crosse Wisconsin. It is a member of Lee Enterprises Inc and the Associated Press with AP exclusive republication rights. Second class mail in La Crosse. Rates listed for single copy and carrier delivery.
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