Up With People TV show boosts faith in American youth
A TV airing of Up With People sparked favorable reaction as young performers of diverse backgrounds sang about patriotism sacrifice and decency. The piece notes mixed critical reception yet praises the troupe’s wholesome image and message including What Color Is God s Skin and Freedom Isn t Free.
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Rodgers
Kern
Berlin
Oscar Hammerstein
Noel Coward
U.S
Eversharp-Schick
Symbol Of A Comeback In La Crosse Plant Dedication
The Continental Can Co. opens a new La Crosse plant with Gov. Warren Knowles and Continental president E L Hazard attending. The ceremony signals investment, jobs, and potential expansion for regional canning and local businesses led by G Heileman Brewing Co. The public is invited to the 2 30 p m dedication and 3 p m plant tour.
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Continental Can Co
la Crosse
U. S
G. Heileman Brewing Co
Warren Knowles
E. L. Hazard
Continental
Wisconsin
U. S. Navy
Kane
Roosevelt
Gov. la Follette
Des Moines
Iowa
Neshonoc
Winter Everett
If Reporter Drinks, Here’s One Reason
Sydney Harris argues reporters strive for detachment in covering public figures, reporting facts in a plain style to avoid coloring. He notes personal flaws are often private and only visible when public actions reveal them, urging the reader to try general assignment to see the reality.
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Richmond
Truman and Johnson Back Bankers in Election Clash
The piece compares Truman and Johnson blaming higher interest rates on bankers and the Fed. It notes Truman argues rates hurt borrowers and aid the few while Johnson avoids tax or spending shifts, hinting at inflation and policy restraint before upcoming elections. It recalls 1929 and warns of deflation if high rates persist.
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Washington
Truman
Federal Reserve Board
Johnson
Mr. Truman
Mr. Johnson
Congress
United States
Readers differ with President Johnson over Vietnam policy
Letters from readers discuss growing voter dissatisfaction with President Johnson due to Vietnam policy. George Romney is cited as a strong potential opponent in 1968, with Western and Midwestern support noted. The piece argues that dissent centers on policy, not opposition to involvement, and compares public sentiment to holding a rope over a cliff.
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George Romney
Johnson
Lyndon Johnson
Viet Nam
LBJ Creates Nationwide Little Cabinets for Cities
President Johnson funds a network of federal executive boards in major cities to coordinate Great Society programs locally. Fifteen boards already operate in cities such as New York and Los Angeles with chairmen connected to the White House. The plan, awaiting $2.3 billion demonstration cities legislation, aims to deploy federal inspectors and information centers to fight slums, boost employment, and improve crime and poverty programs.
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Robert S. Allen
Paul Scott Washington
Johnson
White House
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Atlanta
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Kansas City
St. Louis
Dallas-Fort Worth
Denver
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Seattle
Honolulu
Congress
Senate
House
Kennedy
Febs
Just A Tax Accountant Addresses Local Women’s Club
A tax accountant tells a small-town women’s club that the IRS changes tax law by directives, not new laws. He observes that in income tax, the just will pay more and the unjust less for the same income, as attributed to The Republic.
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Internal Revenue Service
No rent increases or ceiling removal, OPA chief states
The OPA chief announces there will be no rent increases or removal of ceilings. Also noted: Ernest F. Storandt of West Salem, an assemblyman defeated in August primary, plans to run as an independent. Army P84 Thunderjet sets an official speed record of 608 mph.
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OPA
Ernest F. Storandt
West Salem
Camp McCoy
T. E. Kjos
Rushford
Minn
Verse Reflection on Returning to Weak Elementary Spirits
A devotional note cites Galatians 4 9 urging believers not to return to weak beggarly elemental spirits but to stay known by God and grow in faith. The passage contrasts knowing God with former idols, emphasizing spiritual maturity and fidelity.
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God
Sacred Cows In Tax Breaks Spur Wisconsin Study Hope
An Wisconsin interim committee briefly considered a study of tax exemptions amid city worries over tax bases. Officials note exemptions shift costs to others while civic groups push for broader review of property tax relief and related charges.
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John Wyngaard
Madison
Sen
Walter Hollander
Milwaukee
League of Wisconsin Municipalities
La Crosse Tribune Publisher and Editor Credits
The La Crosse Tribune, published daily and Sunday mornings from La Crosse Wisconsin, lists W T Burgess as publisher and Sanford Goltz as editor. It is a member of Lee Enterprises and the Associated Press delivering local and AP dispatches.
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W. T. Burgess
Sanford Goltz
la Crosse Tribune
4Th
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wis
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
AP News
Wisconsin
Jacoby on Bridge West North East South
Oswald and James Jacoby discuss a bridge hand where West holds AK64 and East Q62, South 693 and West J 3, with dummy AKS7 and AK1095, provided as a puzzle play scenario. The article analyzes optimal play and bid implications for the given layout.
Simple Yet Instructive Bridge Hand Analyzed
Jim notes North's takeout double of two hearts and strong support for spades or clubs. Oswald highlights South's jump to three spades and its effect on North's chances to reach game. The discussion covers West opening hearts, trump management, and South’s careful ruffing to secure ten tricks.
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Jim
North
East
Oswald
South
West
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B.C
Carl Riblet Jr. Syndicate
Azores
Horta
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Schaefer
Madison Ring
la Crosse Lutheran School of
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Romania
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Grand Crossing
Leigh Toland
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WBU
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Legislative Interim Committee
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James Jacoby
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