No Place For SDS At La Crosse State University
An SDS chapter at La Crosse State University seeks campus recognition after a narrowly approved subcommittee vote on its constitution. The local group disavows the League for Industrial Democracy while adopting the Port Huron statement calling for student faculty collaboration, a move critics say signals planned disruption and protests. The decision now rests with President Samuel Gates, and opponents urge against chartering SDS given its national history and campus past.
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Students For A Democratic Society
SDS
la Crosse State University
LCU
Samuel Gates
Subcommittee
League For Industrial Democracy
National
New Left
Washington
U.S
Viet Nam
J. Edgar Hoover
Clear Lake
Iowa
Bettina Aptheker
Berkeley
Port Huron
Wisconsin faces 1967 budget fight and local tax shift
Wisconsin lawmakers confront a 1.2 billion state budget and growing local government costs amid urban sprawl. Governor Knowles seeks no new taxes but faces mounting revenue gaps. Milwaukee and other cities push for a fair share of state taxes and higher school aid to curb property tax increases.
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Associated Press
Madison
Wisconsin
Senate
Assembly
Warren P. Knowles
Knowles
Milwaukee
Henry Maier
Maier
Review of the News in Years Past Twenty Years Ago
A 1946 retrospective highlights coal shortages idling 100000 workers and Admiral Byrd leading a four month South Pole expedition from Norfolk. Other items note new pastors, Theater groups, and local civic plans alongside mid century forecasts.
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Washington
Adm
Byrd
Mt. Olympus
Norfolk Naval Station
Navy
South Pole
John P. Treacy
St. John the Baptist Catholic Church
Edmund G. Bettinger
Little Theater Group
Readers respond to a letter on talent and divine measure
Mrs Verdon Grabinski of La Crosse urges readers to value all children, noting God grants abilities and curbs pride. She warns against boasting about college plans as outcomes vary, reminding that even healthy children can fail by chance.
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Clara Olson
Erdman Olson
Lover
Rising Sun
American Legion
Midwest
Gale College
Tony
Winneshiek
Mississippi River
Verdhota
Aldermanic
the Tribune
Verdon Grabinski
Green Bay St
la Crosse
Truth And Justice Between 2 Extremes
Sydney J. Harris argues that the Vietnam War exposes a global split between reaction and revolution. He contends that defeating communism in Vietnam would leave numerous future Vietnams, undermining law and legitimacy and eroding America’s claim to moral leadership.
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Middle East
Africa
South America
Russia
Batista
Castro
Bat
U.S
Viet Nam
Ky’s
Verse of Peace Isaiah 11 6 Quotation
A Bible verse from Isaiah proclaims harmony between predator and prey as the wolf dwells with the lamb the leopard lies with the kid and the calf the lion and the dying together with a little child guiding them.
La Crosse Tribune Publisher and Contact Details
The La Crosse Tribune publishes daily and Sunday morning from the Bidg La Crosse Wisconsin 54601 with N J Burgess as publisher Sanford Goltz as editor The paper is a member of Lee Enterprises and the Associated Press AP has exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches. Rates include single copy 1 cent and carrier 60 cents per week.
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N. J
Woodrow Wilson and Freud Compared in 1944 Analysis
A condensed Look magazine excerpt reviews a Freud Bullitt book arguing Woodrow Wilson had a father complex guiding policy. Allen Dulles counters as an ill founded attack while the author recalls Wilsons wartime resolve and political stance. The piece stresses limits of psychoanalytic judgment on a presidents achievements.
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David Lawrence Washington
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Sigmund Freud
William C. Bullitt
Soviet Union
France
Look Magazine
Allen W. Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Mr. Dulles
Mr. Wilson
Princeton
Wilson
Freud
Associated Press
White House
Joseph P. Tumulty
The Scramble For Sheriff in County Government Debate
A perceptive editor questions repeal of the county sheriff tenure limit and explores replacing the office with appointive recruitment. The piece notes the election system's democratic origins, party power at the courthouse, and the sheriff’s pivotal role in local politics amid 1968 election context.
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Madison
State Republican Party
Whisky logistics and Scottish salesmanship worldwide
A New York importer credits dedicated Scotsmen and the quality of Scotch whisky for its global reach. The piece notes pervasive availability behind bars and illustrates the image of the ambitious Scotsman, quoting Sir James Barrie on enterprise.
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Ireland
New York
Sir James Barrie
Carl Ribier Jr. Syndicate
Bridge deal summary from Oswald James Jacoby table
North South vulnerable with West to East to play. Opening lead K. Auction: West passes, North passes, East 4 no trump, South 14, West passes, East 4, South passes. Card layout includes aJ43 FAQ62 75 KQJ2 on West and East positions with standard suits and void in West.
Shell game deception in a bridge contract analysis
In a bridge critique, South holds a four spade contract despite a favorable hand. East overcalls with a diamond finesse, West aids, and South ruffs using dummy. Despite possible misreads, South’s choice yields a 90 percent chance to make the contract, while alternative lines fall short.
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South
East
West
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