Call for American accountability over Viet Nam policy
The piece urges the American public and political opposition to demand a full accounting of U S policy in Viet Nam amid civilian deaths, corruption, and unclear outcomes. It notes the CIA privately warned of a losing anti-Communist war, criticizes Khrnkh’s leadership, and questions prospects for victory or stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Intel
Ligence Agency
America
CIA
Chicago Tribune
Viet Nam
U.S
Madame Nhu
United States
State-Hopping Becomes a Political Habit in 1960s
The piece argues Bobby Kennedy uses cross state entries to gain power, citing New York Senate push, Wagner’s blessing, and past moves like Glenn in Ohio and Salinger in California. It questions residency requirements for candidates and notes George Wallace’s provocative hint about cross-state runs.
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Lyndon Johnson
U. S. Senate
New York
Kennedy
Virginia
Massachusetts
Charles Buckley
Robert Wagner
New York City
Bobby
Wagner
John Glenn
Ohio
Glenn
Congress
George Wallace
Alabama
Dixie
Salinger
Review of the News in Years Past by Joseph K Kidder 1944
A digest of events from 1944 with notes on U S columns near Belgium in action around Reims and the Rhone Valley, Russian Mediterranean aims, and Navy vessel gains. Mentions Pfe Orvis Melford Gilbert of Bangor killed in France Aug 8, plus Amiens battle progress and WPB hunting ammunition ban.
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U. S
Belgium
Reims
Frontier
Rhone Valley
Mediterranean
Dardenelles
Navy
Pfe
Orvis Melford Gilbertson
Bangor
France
Amiens
Somme
James Marlow Profiles Hubert Humphrey as a Pro Negotiator
James Marlow portrays Senator Hubert H. Humphrey as a capable, flexible Democrat who blends principle with compromise. The piece notes Johnson’s high regard for Humphrey, his long service on foreign relations, and his role in major policy efforts including the nuclear test ban and Peace Corps education.
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Senate
Johnson
Humphrey
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Latin America
Peace Corps
John F. Kennedy
Mom vs School Cafeteria Rivalry Sparks Domestic Debate
An essay argues that American dining shifts from traditional home cooking to school cafeteria fare. Real anecdotes illustrate the trend with a bride unable to match ham burgers and chili beans at school meals and a niece missing pizza at a gourmet hotel menu.
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Hotel Plaza
POWER ISN'T UNLIMITED Even President Isn't Sole Boss Of His Party
The article analyzes President Johnson's limited control over the Democratic Party. It notes past leaders like Roosevelt and Kennedy failed at full party control, and Johnson relies on trusted aides rather than centralized authority. It discusses figures Weiss and Hand, regional power dynamics, and the balance between White House signals and governors, senators, and mayors.
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South
Viet Nam
Khanh
Presidency
Bruce Bioss
NEA
Washington
Johnson
White House
John F. Kennedy
New York
Edwin Weiss
Lloyd Hand
California
Atlantic City
Hand
Weiss
Carmine de Sapio
Robert Wagner
Robert Kennedy
U. S
Kennedy
Surviving the Office Jungle and Social Security Queries
Readers probe corporate gamesmanship books from Mead Whyte and Burg er and ask about social security earnings reports A.A B Cy and Mary Mc respond with guidance on how to obtain statements and protect confidential data Vivian asks about an alcoholic brother in debt and a remote Aleutian option Cy counsels against isolation and danger in tough cases
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A.A.B
Meade
William H. Whyte Jr
Man
Slaughter
Vance Packard
Chester Burger
Edward J. Hegarty
Mary Mc
Aleutian Islands
Vivian
Man Contemplates Wife Flirting Warning
A man considers discovering his wife flirting and weighs her insistence that he not repeat the act. The remark underscores tension over boundaries and trust in their relationship.
Wisconsin Democrats Eye Goldwater Battle in 1964 Race
Wisconsin Democrats read the national scene as tough for Goldwater while Knowles struggles as governor candidate. Proxmire faces a strong challenge, Reynolds gains steadier support, and Republicans map campaigns. Carley, guest columnist, weighs independents and party shifts shaping Wisconsin politics.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Democratic Party
John Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Carley
Johnson
Goldwater
David Carley
John Wyngaard
Scranton
Rockefeller
Lodge
Warren Knowles
Proxmire
Sen
Scott Lucas
Illinois
Gov. Reynolds
La Crosse Tribune Publisher and Contact Details
The La Crosse Tribune lists W. T. Burgess as publisher and Sanford Goltz as editor. Printed on location at the La Crosse Wisconsin building with AP news use rights and newspaper delivery rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse Tribune
4Th and
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
AP News
Jacoby on Bridge No Triumph in Five Clubs Hand
The article explains the Jacoby ace-asking method over three notrump, detailing five clubs responses and how the system can allow four clubs and four notrump as natural bids. It notes the hand shown does not demonstrate a success for this method and outlines the practical advantage of using five clubs to reach the right contract after partner opens three notrump.
Verse Cast Your Bread Upon Waters
A religious citation notes Ecclesiastes 11 1 urging acts of generosity and trust in return after time. It frames cast your bread upon the waters as a proverb about giving without immediate return.
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Clair Engle
Senator Salinger
Joseph K. Kidder
Germany
Hjalmar Schacht
Reichsbank
Federal Trade Commission
Mathilda Schiffer
Marjorie
Caledonia
Milwaukee
Mark Hewitt
Losey Boulevard
Ettrick
Thomas Foley
Kane
Dresbach Dam
Paraguay
Bolivia
Hunter’s Bridge
All Nations
John D. Jones
Wisconsin Commissioner of Agriculture
Nelsons
Schauer
Rhinelander
Orwall
Homer
Ku Klux Klan
J. K. Kidder
Herman Ekern
Progressive Ticket
Ekern
Herrin
Ill
Arletta Carter
Tacoma
Wash
YWCA
Paris
Twin Cities
Sioux Falls
Marshall
Minn
ICC
Imperials
Vivian Fuller
Dubuque
John J. Esch
Tom Morris
James Marlow
LBJ
Minnesota
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
War Manpower Commission
Minneapolis
Inez Robb
Mother
U.S.A
Mom
Robb
CY Barrett
Shepherd Mead
Mead
Mary
Baltimore
Social Security Administration
S.S
Barry Strong
Knowles Weak
By David Carley
Sen. Proxmire
W. T. Burgess
Sanford Goltz
Jacoby
BY Oswald Jacoby
West East
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