No Taxpayer Faults Mayor Loveland On Low Mill Rate
The La Crosse Tribune notes Mayor Warren Loveland advocates a 50 mill rate with careful month by month review to keep city services within approved figures. The Finance Committee kept most agencies near 1967 budgets, delaying street equipment replacement and limiting conferences while expecting growth in state tax yields. Delaying veto could affect property tax bills due by December 31 and the 1969 budget may face questions about the value of a half mill saved this year.
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la Crosse
Warren Loveland
Common Council
Wisconsin
The Larger Problem Driving Auto Insurance Costs
Editorial summary discusses high auto insurance costs for American families and the role of driver quality. It argues bad driving habits and risky drivers raise premiums, notes insurer cancellations can be arbitrary, and calls for legislative and public action to improve driver standards and reform insurance concepts.
The Door's Open No Wage-Price Controls In LBJ's Plans
President Johnson hesitates to urge wage and price controls but signals possible action later. He steers voluntary restraint while warning that Congress could grant new authority. Business leaders worry the threat is real while tariffs and imports complicate inflation risks. The piece notes the political calculus for action next year.
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LBJ
David Lawrence
Washington
Johnson
Congress
Business Council
America
Labor
Business
U. S
Divisions Over War Sap National Effort
AP News Analyst notes a divided nation over Vietnam policy as Congress stalls in wartime, delaying domestic reform. Hawks press for decisive action while doves differ on exit strategies, risking attention to home problems and crime amid electoral motives.
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Washington
Congress
America
United States
Southeast Asia
Johnson
Outdoor Recreation Land Program Hit by Leg Action
Wisconsin Assembly swiftly passed a bill halting state conservation commission land condemnations for six months and approved a six month moratorium on land acquisitions. The move reflects growing doubt about the conservation program and its authority to condemn property, especially in southern Wisconsin, with the Farm Bureau opposing expansion plans. The Senate is unlikely to act this year, delaying broader land buying aims until 1969 or later.
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John Wyngaard
Madison
Wisconsin Assembly
State Conservation Commission
Assembly
Orous
The
Conservation Commission
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation
Senate
La Crosse Tribune Publisher and editor info
W T Burgess publisher and Sanford Goltz editor oversee La Crosse Tribune called La Crosse, Wis. 54601. Paper is Lee Enterprises and Associated Press member with AP exclusive local news rights. Second classmail, 60 cents weekly carrier, 0 cents single copy, mail rates on request.
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W. T. Burgess
Sanford Goltz
la Crosse Tribune
Ath
Cass
la Crosse
Wis
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
AP News
Wisconsin
Bible Verses Read and Quoted In City Notice
A church or newspaper brief lists biblical verses from Joshua 8 34 II Chronicles 18 15 Psalm 51 10 and II Corinthians 5 8. The verses reference truthfulness courage and the desire to be with the Lord in the afterlife.
McNamara and CIA Clash Over China Intentions
President and advisers debate China's aims over five years and its nuclear plans. McNamara warns of Beijing dominating Asia and Africa and pressuring war with Vietnam, while CIA reports back uncertainly with Kosaka’s warning of potential world war amid China’s cultural upheaval. Secretary Rusk drafts a course contrasting McNamara’s view with others in the administration.
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Washington
Johnson
China
Vietnam
Asia
Africa
U.S
West
Far East
Mao Tse-tung
Peking
Defense
McNamara
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
North Vietnam
Korea
Rusk
Twenties, Thirties, Forties in La Crosse Chronicle Highlights
A roll of historical notes from 1947 to 1917 spans McCarthy era Army funding fears Cuban sugar price talk British Arab Jews tensions in Palestine and Jerusalem, 1937 pool groundbreakers and Nanking, 1927 Altodoc crew rescue and explosives depot, 1917 German buildup on the Russian front and Bolshevik disorder, plus coal shortages and air dromes enlistment in France.
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Keweenaw Peninsula
Calumet
Mich
Camp McCoy
National Bank of la Crosse
la Crosse Central High School
State Teachers College
Charles S. Sheldon
Madison
Department of Agriculture
Swiss
Russia
Petrograd
la Crosse
Council of Defense
Army
France
Brownsville
Mississippi River
Is There A Moral In This Far-Out Tale
A space party reports a world Reath where blacks rule and whites are slaves. The ruling blacks claim whites enjoy work and seek to keep them content with toil. Whites fear freedom, viewing pleasure as useless while blacks celebrate rhythm, music, and leisure. Some liberals doubt rapid emancipation is possible.
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Sidney J. Harris
Earth
Alpha 26
Reath
It Isn't The Truth No Tomorrow Panel Of Clergymen
A panel of clergymen discussed Americans living only in the prosperous present. One preacher said people ignore tomorrow and the day after tomorrow. They urged concern for the future since life is spent there.
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