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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1965
Page
6
The article notes Gemini 5's routine landing and praises U S space prowess while arguing for a stronger military dimension. It cites President Johnson’s plan for a 1.5 billion manned orbiting lab in 1968 and discusses potential uses for space in defense and intelligence, alongside civilian aims.
Senator Gaylord Nelson urges funding to salvage would be enlistees rejected for medical or educational shortcomings. He cites STEP’s aim to reduce Army costs and raise manpower quality, noting many rejects could become acceptable with schooling or medical aid. He questions the gap between draft and enlistment standards and the value of the 14 week program.
Readers debate doctrine of passive defense versus armed strength. Urban L. Schmitz argues for a strong armament and determent policy, citing Vietnam and Lyndon Johnson. Mrs. Marcell a Davidson condemns passive defense as dangerous and outdated.
A kleptomaniac is defined as someone who steals to satisfy an impulse he cannot resist, illustrating compulsive theft behavior as a psychological condition.
Ancher Nelson voices alarm over Dem pressure on federal workers to buy $100 tickets for party dinners. He cites 1961 REA complaints and warns that political loyalty could erode civil service. The editor notes DOJ is still reviewing his 1964 complaints.
An analysis argues President Johnson mishandles the Los Angeles riots framing the violence as poverty driven while calling for more reforms. It warns political defeat in 1968 if federal action against instigators remains weak amid police morale concerns and civilian review pressures.
Army and Navy inquiries criticize Adm Kimel and Maj Gen Short for laxity before Pearl Harbor. Marshall Stark criticized. Truman and Stimson back leaders. Nimitz reaches Tokyo. MacArthur arrives at Yokohama for occupation with 18 150 Allied troops. Black markets fading as peacetime production rises. Navy to release 2.8 million men within a year. Will Rogers dies in Alaska plane crash with Wiley Post. estate valued at 2.5 million. Moonshine seized. 90 stills, 11 520 gallons. Mississippi River bridge push in state and federal action. Hauptmann defense to seek federal review. Public schools rejuvenated. Lincolns School first opened 71 years ago. Mussolini newspaper calls for liberal wartime debt handling. Dan Grady defends university self-sufficiency against gifts from corporations. YMCA leader Watkins takes post. Bishop Heffron injured. Father Lesches linked to brother’s death. Gray to Washington. Germany praised for good faith on Arabic sinking and U‑boat warfare. Progressive League La Crosse band to Lansing on steamer Sidney.
A Bible verse from Job chapter 12 verse 7 invites readers to observe animals for lessons. It suggests that the beasts and birds can teach and reveal truth to those who seek understanding.
Madison report questions Assemblyman Molinaros income tax cut idea as a potential political gesture or party stance. Republicans doubt the plan gains traction with a final decision by the state administration. Observers note tax policy rhetoric may shape the 1966 Democratic gubernatorial contest.
The author argues for a Norwegian style tax system that varies with societal value, noting a 30 percent rate for entertainers versus nine percent for serious artists. He cites Dr. Morton on cancer researchers leaving the field due to pay, and urges tax relief for teachers and nurses to prevent talent drain amid a misaligned income structure.
A White House repeal of Section 14B of Taft Hartley faces a likely Senate filibuster after a backstage Republican Southerner coalition led by Strom Thurmond. Dirksen marshals opposition as Mansfield warned the President of a prolonged fight, ending with no deal.
The La Crosse Tribune publishes dailies and a Sunday edition from La Crosse Wisconsin. It is a member of Lee Enterprises and the Associated Press and notes postage and rate details for local delivery and mail services.
In match point duplicate play South bids three no trump after a three heart call. West leads jack of hearts and South Iays down the heart queen to gain 11 running tricks. With careful end play and discards West must give up the king of diamonds for South to claim 12 tricks.
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