Soviet misjudges African-Asian temper at UN setback
The Soviet Union suffers a severe UN setback after misreading Africa and Asia on colonialism. The bloc remains wary of Communist propaganda, with India influencing economic cooperation and Congo costs highlighting Western aid. The Soviet bid to sway new members backfires as it pushes a blatant lie.
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Soviet
U.N
Soviet Union
United Nations
Belgian Congo
India
United States
General Assembly
Civil Air Patrol marks 19th anniversary of public service
On the 19th anniversary of its founding CAP has grown from a wartime emergency corps into a 70000-member volunteer air service serving 1900 communities. Led by Hap Arnold CAP became a civilian auxiliary of the Air Force with a national headquarters and broad state coverage including Puerto Rico and the District of Columbia.
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H. H. “Hap” Arnold
Army Air Force
CAP
Air Force
Mili
Tary Service
Air Force Auxiliary
District of Columbia
Puerto Rico
Civil Air Patrol
France Shifts Campaign From Wine to Sodas
France pushes non alcoholic drinks with taxes cut and hip flask ban as sun still shines on vineyards. The shift mirrors earlier wine campaigns but has not altered French drinking habits significantly.
Jackie Kennedy Wows Europe as First Lady Fashion Icon
United States coverage follows European adoration of Jackie Kennedy amid post election buzz. The piece notes magazine covers across Europe praising her beauty charm and intellect while designers in Rome and Paris comment on her style influence and the allure of American fashion.
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Europe
Idlewild
Kennedy
Jack
Jackie
Jackie Kennedy
Brigitte Bardot
Gina Lollabrigida
Sophia Loren
Iceland
Italy
Marilyn Monroe
Cleoptara
Elizabeth Taylor
Rome
Nicole Fontana
House of Fontana
Paris
Marc Bohan
Dior
Mrs. Kennedy
Bohan
Fontana
Eve
Adam
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Portraits John C Metcalfe My Heart Poem
The text presents a 1960 poem by John C Metcalfe titled My Heart, describing a heart speaking through dawn birds wind and rain. It is attributed to Field Enterprises Inc with all rights reserved.
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Field Enterprises, Inc
Still Hope from Wall Street Journal
A young lad finishes a phone call to the town’s aloof damsel Marybelle. He returns with ecstasy and reports she gave him a definite maybe about the dance, prompting his mother to question the outcome.
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Wall Street Journal
Marybelle
Wisconsin News Roundup From The Past
A 1940 retrospective covers political strife in China and Germany, local government budget debates, road and rail safety actions, and community notices. It notes a punishmentless demise of Iron Guard participants, wartime figures, local sports scores, and veterans' memorial events alongside deer hunting plans and flood-control funding requests.
Birds Entered In Chicago Poultry Show And Local News
A list of names including Joseph K. Kidder Leonard Kleeber Clarence Mc Donald and others enter birds in a Chicago poultry show. Various local items follow from a farewell sermon to farm wood prices and a Stoddard Hotel meeting called by Izaak Walton League. Forties era items note aviation field plans milk price changes and political maneuvers in Wisconsin and nearby states with rail freight trends and social debates.
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Leonard Kleeber
Clarence McDonald
E. T. Johnson
Frank Grover
Norman Moll
Ray M. Keeler
T. J. Schultz
Charles E. Bentley
Chicago
Frank E. Stucki
St. John’s Reformed Church
Waukon
Iowa
Market Square
Arthur Bruha
Stoddard Hotel
Izaak Walton League
Tubby” Keller
Southsiders
Skemp
Salzer Aviation
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Main St
Oscar Swennes
League of Nations Council
U.S
Leonard Wood
Baker
Colby
Mexico
Outside Teacher sparks clash over city job credentials
In a Tribune letter a reader questions teachers' claimed superiority over other city workers arguing a library staff and health department personnel hold high qualifications. The writer cites engineers, city attorneys, accountants and police as examples and questions pay for nine months versus eleven. Not stampered by PTA.
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la Crosse
Police
Fire
Commu nist Infiltration Under Scrutiny In U S
A New York Herald Tribune essay argues anti communist fear, noting mob violence at San Francisco and House Un American Activities coverage. It cites Senate Internal Security findings on mob tactics, communist funding, and international influence with figures like Nixon and Cold War context.
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United States
San Francisco
House Committee On UN - American Activities
U.S. House of Representatives
House Committee On un-American Activities
Harvard
Congress
Senate Subcommittee On Internal Security
Japan
Bogota
Richard M. Nixon
Tuition Fee Waiver Debate Expands in Wisconsin Higher Ed
In Madison the push grows among university and state college leaders to cover higher education costs with general taxes. Regents and officials argue tuition subsidies could ease access, while lawmakers fear taxpayers and deficits. The idea gains sympathy but faces bleak legislative feasibility.
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Madison
Wis
State University
de Bardeleben
Coordinating Committee For Higher Education
State College
Wisconsin
Three No Trump Bid Teaches Signoff Rules in Bridge
South opens clubs while North responds strongly with two hearts. South then signs off to two no trump and North should settle at three no trump. The hand plays as a clean five under optimal play with dummy’s singleton ace and a club lead, exposing West's limited defense.
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Burlington Road
Grand Crossing
Earl Brandenberg
la Crosse
Milwaukee
Boys’ State Council
O. H. Lewis
1807
Wood
Strasburg
N.D
George B. Marvin Jr
A. H. Schubert
Washington, D. C
Looney
Civil Service
J. L. Pettingill
William B. Tscharner
A. L. Foster
A. Freimark
D. Larson
H. Seller
Theodore Strauss
A. Buchman
Linker Hall
Edward S. Mobley
Lansing
Iowa
Southern
Minnesota
YMCA
J. H. Forrer
John L. Utermoehl
Masonic Temple
South
North
Hearts
West
East
Man of mediocre intellect becomes parliament-approved author praise
In Sri Lanka a politician once regarded as unimpressive by peers delivered a brilliant speech that drew thunderous applause. A lone opposition voice yelled “Author!” as he sat down, highlighting a surprising praise from the assembly.
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Ceylon
La Crosse Tribune Rates And Post Office Info
The La Crosse Tribune lists second class mailing details and delivery rates. It notes mail subscription prices within 70 miles of La Crosse and outside 75 to 150 miles, with annual and short-term options and advance payment.
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la Crosse
Wisconsin
Wis
la Crosse Tribune
Lee Enterprise, Inc
Associated Press
Tribune
Jann & Kelley, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Atlanta
Snell Sress Coes
Onalaska
la Crescent
Sunday Tribune
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Ebner Coulee
Burlington
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Saar
Germany
Westmark
Joseph Buerckel
Hitler
Otto Everson
Harry Booth
Gregory Holm
James Norris
Edward Winslow
Mylan Bachauhaur
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H. H. Chase
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Clifford Johnson
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Jay St
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Floyd E. Thompson
Moline
Arlene Peterson
Holmen
Arland Lee
Luella Niedfeldt
Bangor
la Crosse County
Ernest Peterson
Westby
Brother
H. A. Dammen
Market
Mississippi
C. D. Brandenburg
Democrat Publishing Co
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Phil R. Linker
Stout Institute
Menomonie
Deer
John Mulder
Hans Christensen
Cy Seilstad
Kirk Saltz
NEA
Joseph K. Kidder
Countess Tolstoi
Yas
ROM Tribune
PTA
David Lawrence
Washington
McCarthy
Britain
Ence
Communist Parties
Colombia
Venezuela
Bolivia
Moscow
Communist Party of China
Latin America
U.S.S.R
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
John Wyngaard
Arthur DeBardeleben
University of Wisconsin
Eugene Kleinpell
Wisconsin State College
River Falls
Jacoby
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