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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1961

Page

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Blanchard Proposes Tax Revision Plan in Wisconsin Assembly

Madison AP Blanchard offers substitute amendment to Gov Nelsons compromise tax bill. Plan keeps income tax rates, lowers surtax to 10 percent, expands selective sales tax to clothing hardware leather goods and building materials. Proposes 195 million revenue, 29 million surplus, 56 million deficit relief, and 30 million property tax relief.

Madison Assembly David Blanchard R-Edgerton Gaylord Nelson Blanchard William Merriman Janesville Russell Olson Kenosha Everett Bidwell Portage Kyle Kenyon Tomah Nile Spik Whitefish Bay Nelson GOP State Board of Government Operations

Kennedy to Confer With Macmillan in Bermuda Talks

President Kennedy and British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan will meet in Bermuda on December 21 and 22 to map final strategy for Berlin talks with the Soviet Union. They will also discuss disarmament, a plan for nuclear test limits under international inspection, and Western defense cooperation.

John M. Hightower Washington Kennedy Harold Macmillan Bermuda Berlin Soviet Union White House Macmillan London Britain Communist Party Moscow

Fortified Berlin Wall Crossings Reopen

The AP reports normal conditions along the Berlin Wall after the completion of formidable new Communist fortifications at the seven crossing points between West and East Berlin.

Berlin Berlin Wall West East Berlin

Glenn In Ready Room Near Launching Pad At Cape Canaveral

Glenn moves into a ready room near the Cape Canaveral launching pad as NASA accelerates preparations for a manned orbit of Earth. If all goes well the Dec. 20 target could be met though delays are possible.

John Glenn Earth Cape Canaveral Cocoa Beach Glenn Fla United States John H. Glenn Jr Project Mercury Ation Alan B. Shepard Jr Virgil I. Grissom Cape Anna Arlington National Aeronautics and NASA Robert Gilruth Enos Gilruth Atlas Atlantic Missile Range Victor Anfuso D-Ny House ,Science and Astronautics Committee New York

La Crosse Adopts Budget With 48.7 Mills Tax Rate

La Crosse Common Council accepts a 3,873,000 city and 3,606,000 school appropriation after lengthy debate ending with a 48.7 mill tax rate or 48.70 per 1,000 assessed value. Mayor Knutson signs the budget and tax rolls begin. Aldermen rejected motions to restore cuts or further reduce schooling costs.

la Crosse Tribune Finance Committee la Crosse Merrill Davis Harold Hilbert Curtis Storck Roland Solberg Harold Lee Frank Kaufmann Davis Harpers! Magazine General Electric Knutson Harvard University James B. Conant Suter

Nigeria Proposes Two Chinas In U N

Nigeria's foreign minister Jaja Wachuku urged the United Nations to recognize two Chinas and admit both the Nationalist and Communist governments. Ceylon and other Asian African nations attacked U.S. China policy, urging access for Peiping and warning of a two-front nuclear future. Delegates expect continued debate through Christmas with the U.S. seeking a two-thirds vote to seat Red China and maintain the Nationalists.

United Nations, N.Y Jaja Wachuku Nigeria United Nations U.N Wachuku General Assembly Peiping U.S China Ceylon Washington G. P. Malassekera United States Adlai E. Stevenson Assembly Stevenson America India Sweden U.N. General Assembly Agda Rossel Gunapala Piyasena Malalasekera Red China

Wisconsin Congressman Laird Begins Ft. Lewis Study

Rep. Melvin Laird of Wisconsin arrived at Fort Lewis to study conditions affecting the 32nd Infantry Division. He called it a study not an investigation and said he would not pose in an Army uniform while in Washington.

Ft, Lewis Wash Congress Wisconsin Ft. Lewis 32Nd Infantry Melvin Laird R-Wis Rep. Laird Seattle-Tacoma

Thought Provoking Speech Booklet Release

The La Crosse Tribune reprints Jenkin Lloyd Jones’s Who Is Tampering With the Soul of America in booklet form due to high demand. Copies available at the Tribune office with mail order details on page 5, priced 10 cents per copy or six for a dollar.

la Crosse Tribune America Jenkin Lloyd Jones Tulsa Okla

Earhart remains not hers says UC expert

Dr. Theodore McCown of the University of California analyzes seven pounds of bones and teeth dug up on Saipan and concludes they are not Amelia Earhart and Fred Noonan. He says X ray and microscopic tests show the remains belong to Orientals.

San Francisco API Amelia Earhart Pacific Fred Noonan Theodore McCown University of California Saipan Miss Earhart Noonan Fred Goerner McCown

UN Free Rein Seen as Katanga Fights Erupt in Elisabethville

Heavy clashes erupt in Elisabethville as U.N. and Katanga troops trade fire around the airport and roadblocks. Two mercenaries killed, 28 Katangans slain at a roadblock. U Thant grants unlimited authority to restore order amid secessionist tensions.

Elisabethville Katanga the Congo U.N United Nations Leopoldville Sture Linner Congo U Thant Kimba Brian Urquhart Urquhart

Army investigates trouble at Ft Lewis amid callup complaints

Washington AP authorities outlined problems at Ft Lewis where the 32nd Infantry Division trained. Secretary Elvis Stahr said inspections found issues but most complaints were isolated and morale remains high among reservists, with no decision yet on new overseas divisions.

Washington Ft. Lewis Wash 32Nd Infantry Wisconsin Army Elvis J. Stahr Jr Stahr Edward H. McDaniel

Army fails to whip up mob in Dominican capital riot

In Santo Domingo a 20-strong band led by two policemen and an air force officer with a machine gun tried to incite violence during a week-old general strike against President Balaguer. Angry crowds opposed the rioters, several wounded by bombs, and the mob dispersed as curfew limits began.

Santo Domingo Dominican Republic Joaquin Balaguer

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