Harborview Plaza plan reshapes La Crosse riverfront
The La Crosse Tribune previews Harborview Plaza redevelopment as a coordinated, citywide effort to reclaim valuable riverfront land with mixed use commercial and residential space. Officials warn private builders alone cannot fund the project, but anticipated added tax revenue could repay costs in a few years. Downtown La Crosse has brightened recently and Harborview aims to accelerate recovery.
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We Lacrosse
Harborview
la Crosse
NFO Gains Ground in Milk Price Bargaining Move
The National Farmers Organization at its Milwaukee meeting backed stronger bargaining on milk prices with a plan to withhold if needed. It notes milk is in short supply while demand grows, arguing milk should fetch prices near beer and soft drinks, avoiding dumping or violence.
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NFC
Milwaukee
the Tribune
The
Milwaukee Journal
America
Journal
Coal production climbs as strikes linger 1946
Twenty years ago the issue centers on coal output slowly returning to normal with many strikers awaiting official word to resume work. Milwaukee violence flares as 500 pickets clash with police. Gov Goodland urged to mobilize. Wisconsin KKK charter revoked by Judge Sachtjen in Madison. Common Council bitterly fights zoning to permit an ice cream parlor at West Ave and State St.
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Allis-Chalmers
Milwaukee
La Crosse Tribune Publisher and staff notice
The La Crosse Tribune announces Sanford Goltz as editor with Burgess as publisher. The paper operates from the Bidg at 4th and Cass Streets La Crosse Wisconsin and lists circulation and postal details. It is a member of Lee Enterprises and the Associated Press.
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Why Not Worry About The Reds Minority Rule
A Washington writer argues the worldpaid attention to Rhodesia’s white minority denying black self rule while ignoring white minorities in the Soviet bloc and Eastern Europe. He questions UN sanctions only targeting Rhodesia as unequal treatment of captive nations under Moscow’s regime.
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Poland
East Germany
Hungary
Rumania
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
Communist Parties
Red China
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
Labels Are Misused On Assembly Leaders
Washington style opinion piece argues that Assembly leadership was chosen for capability and diligence rather than ideology. Froehlich is favored for work ethic, while McKay wins by tactics amid Alfonsi legal troubles and postponement debates.
Verse on handling the word of truth from II Timothy
A Bible verse urges believers to present themselves to God as approved workers who rightly handle the word of truth. The exhortation emphasizes diligence, integrity, and proper interpretation of sacred texts.
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Timothy
Letters to the editor critique SDS misrule and fluoride debate
Readers urge adherence to democratic process and warn against activism they deem disruptive. Gary J. Addis argues for voting over public stunts and cautions SDS members to align with patriotism, while Joseph W. Gohres defends individual rights against fluoridation and cites past votes and doctor opinions.
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Gary J. Addis
Loomis St
la Crosse
No Strings on Federal Aid Sparks Bipartisan Debate
AP News Analyst surveys a shift toward block grants as Heller and Pechman propose large uncapped sums to states, backed by Reuss and Laird. Reuss calls it risky, while Laird sees decentralization and shared tax funding as real options for reorganizing state governments.
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Joseph Pechman
Brookings Institution
Heller
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
University of Minnesota
Wis
Reuss
Laird
National Governors’ Conference
How Language Confusion Frustrates Clear Signs and Rules
Sydney J Harris discusses English ambiguity and how even simple notices such as dog leash rules invite misinterpretation. He cites Graves on the Charge of the Light Brigade and a City Council example where multiple wordings failed to convey a single instruction.
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Robert Graves
Balaclava
Graves
Fluoridation Issue Sparks Labor and Health Policy Debate
The Tribune-Now article criticizes La Crosse Chamber of Commerce efforts to revive fluoridation, arguing it reflects socialist schemes like urban renewal and subsidies. It claims opponents of socialized medicine now support centralized mass medication by government, warning of a dangerous American precedent.
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Tribune
la Crosse
Isn’t It The Truth About Aid And Gratitude
A quotation questions Western aid to emerging nations, suggesting gratitude is rare. The remark cites William Bolitho on the dangers of freeing oppressed nationalities and frames aid as a risky philanthropic endeavor.
Bridge hand summary from Oswald James Jacoby event
In the West North East South auction West opens one club overcall with dummy holding AQit v64 AKQ106 and742 East has K1093 a2 A72 109853 73854 andKQ98, South J8765 KQJ o192 AJ. Vulnerable sequence shows 1¢ Pass 14 Pass 2 Pass 4 Dble Pass Pass Pass, with opening lead likely the heart king.
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Siess South
Double Can Aide Opponents In Bridge Bidding
Al Morehead warns against a double when opponents bid their own suits. West's double of four spades guided declarer South, costing West 890 points and turning a likely down one into a doubled game for South. The double revealed play tactics and the risk of signaling to the declaring side.
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