Is This The Best Heating Plant Site at La Crosse?
Rumor proves true that the La Crosse State University heating plant will be built on Campbell Road between Vine and Pine streets in a residential block. The campus grows westward with new dormitories and a food service building near the current campus, prompting concerns the site ignores future campus needs and local impact.
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Campbell Road
Vine
Pine Streets
Food Service
West Avenue
State and la Crosse Streets
la Crosse
Powers That Be
Madison
No Proposal For Sales Tax Repeal In Wisconsin
John Wyngaard notes possible tax yield gains but finds repeal unlikely due to uncertain economic trends. Molinaro proposes only a rollback of the Oct 1 income tax rise, not the sales tax, risking voter discontent as Social Security withholdings rise and lawmakers prepare for October adjournment.
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John Wyngaard
Wisconsin
Molinaro
Knowles
Madison
Reader Letter Attacks Civil Rights Stance in Congress
Tribune readers argue that many Congress members are hypocritical on civil rights for backing the repeal of Taft Hartley Section 14B. The letter from Cress Joiner of Talladega, Alabama, defends organized labor while opposing union support for radical politicians.
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the Tribune
Congress
Cress
Talladega
Ala
Verse Reference Psalms 84 7 About Strength in Zion
The line from Psalms 84 7 notes believers go from strength to strength and that the God of gods will be seen in Zion. It emphasizes steadfast faith and divine presence in a sacred place. The phrasing echoes a biblical meditation on spiritual renewal and communal worship.
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Zion
Shakespeare and the burden of literary judgment
Sydney J. Harris argues that Shakespeare presents all voices without endorsing them and that readers must judge for themselves. He compares Shakespeare to Dickens and the Bible, noting how readers often misinterpret authors through selective readings and moral bias.
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Polonius
Harris
Ladd urges GOP to engage press and report facts
Bruce C. Ladd, a Republican and former aide to Charles Percy, urges candidates to be friendlier to the press and to avoid fighting every unfavorable story. He emphasizes reporters aim for objective, accurate news for readers, not party promotion, and says politicians should cooperate to aid professional journalism.
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Bruce C. Ladd
Illinois
Charles Percy
Ladd
Johnson
Pay Extra For Good Slum Teachers
Dr. Max Rafferty argues compensatory education in segregated U S cities, urging higher pay for teachers in slum and ghetto schools to attract quality staff. He notes housing segregation locks many children in substandard schools and calls for states to ensure top buildings and teachers in needy areas.
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East
Midwest
Kennedy Considers Visit to South Africa for Speech
Sen Robert Kennedy weighs foreign travel and a possible trip to South Africa to address the National Union of South African Students at the University of Cape Town on its National Day of Affirmation of Academic and Human Freedom. Assistants say he is considering the matter amid White House caution and Viet Nam policy scrutiny.
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Paul Scott Washington
Robert Kennedy
South Africa
National Union of South African Students
University of Cape Town
Kennedy
U.S
Johnson
White House
New York
Massachusetts
Bobby
Kennedy Brothers
Viet Nam
Rusk And Bundy Hint At Viet Nam Cease Fire Path
Washington reports that the United States outlined a peace approach in Viet Nam during a CBS program. Officials including Rusk Bundy and Goldberg indicated willingness to halt bombing if North Vietnamese forces withdraw, signaling a possible path to cease-fire talks with Red China and the Soviet Union watching closely.
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Viet Nam
David Lawrence
Washington
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Soviet Union
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Hanoi
United States
Republican Committee
State Department
CBS
Dean Rusk
U.N
Arthur Goldberg
McGeorge Bundy
U.S
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Truman warns on Pearl Harbor court martial and lend lease write off
Twenty years ago President Truman announced he would not order courts martial for Pearl Harbor disaster and urged Congress to largely write off the 42 billion dollars spent on lend lease aid. He also noted the country bears responsibility in the final outcome as the war ends.
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Pearl Harbor
Congress
U.S
Eisenhower
Germany
Tokyo
La Crosse Tribune Publication Details
La Crosse Tribune is published in La Crosse Wisconsin by W T Burgess publisher Sanford Goltz editor It is a member of Lee Enterprises Inc and the Associated Press AP has exclusive republication rights Local postage information and mailing rates are listed for La Crosse area including single copy price and carrier delivery cost
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Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Banks Accept Franchise Tax In 1965 Wisconsin Reform
Madison observers note the 1965 banking franchise tax was enacted quickly with limited hearings. Bankers may tolerably accept the levy as part of broader tax reform while tensions over branch banking persist and public debate shifts away from banking exemptions.
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John Wyngaard
Madison
Wyngaard
Democratic Party
U.S
Play at three no trump on spade break in bridge
Article explains how to handle spades in three no trump from both rubber and duplicate play. It contrasts safety plays with going for the overtrick and notes the advantage of a 3-2 spade break over 4-1, emphasizing strategic risk and score implications.
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