Citizens Group Wins Board Seats In La Crosse Education Fight
The La Crosse City District Board of Education race ends with aldermen nominating four candidates endorsed by the Citizens Education Committee, ousting three incumbents including Irwin Cooley. The Citizens group backs school administrators in budget and capital debates, a two year effort culminating in endorsements.
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Johnson’s Honeymoon May Not Smooth Congress
The piece argues President Johnson faces resistance from Congress as an outsider with different priorities. It notes the enduring power struggle between the presidency and Congress, limits of Johnson’s Senate maneuvers from the White House, and partisan hurdles in 1964 as he seeks a record for the fall elections.
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Modern sales roles demand technical know how and education
Cy Barrett notes that selling now requires deep product engineering knowledge and top management contact. Salaries rise with experience, and training often includes engineering depth. The shift mirrors higher education and corporate training shaping sales careers.
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Burglary Door Lock Was Forced by Grip Tool
Editor notes misreports on burglary at our store. Earlier stories claimed an unlocked door, leading to accusations of neglect. Later informa tion indicates the exterior lock was broken by a grip tool before closing, not left unlocked by staff.
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President Johnson faces job creation dilemma
President Johnson, meeting with labor and business leaders, aims to add 5 million jobs amid a growing labor force of about 70 million employed and 3.5 million unemployed. The note stresses the historic challenge of sustaining full employment without a wartime boom, warning unemployment could rise again as the population grows.
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Review of the News in Years Past 1943 1933 1923 1913
A retrospective from 1943 outlines wartime milestones including the Big Three meeting at Tehran and Axis defeat steps. It also reports on Mussolini’s son-in-law Ciano’s execution, Camp McCoy casualties, and local war fund honors amid era reminders.
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Wisconsin readies first medical assistance act for aged
Madison reports Wisconsin moves to fund hospitalization and nursing home costs for residents over 65 with financial need starting July 1 under the Kerr Mills framework. The program, touted as a model for public aid, may benefit 20,000 or more annually, though awareness remains limited amid national debate on universal medical care.
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Hoover warns of Communist efforts to infiltrate US civil rights
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover accuses the Communist Party USA of a covert campaign to weaken America from within. He warns leaders to watch for infiltration into civil rights groups and stresses vigilance against propaganda and subversion aided by Moscow.
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South's complicated heart hand tests players' judgment
In a bridge play, North passes a forcing bid and South, with a tough trump layout, must make the contract despite a 4 1 trump break. South's misfortune in trumps could have been avoided with better prelead planning and cautious play.
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La Crosse Tribune Circulation and Rates Notice
The La Crosse Tribune informs readers of postal status and AP rights. It lists circulation contacts and delivery hours and details mail subscription rates for La Crosse area and surrounding regions with advance payment and service limits.
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