Federal Aid Conservation Measures Transform Landscape in Coulee Region
The federal Watershed Act spurred broad conservation programs boosting flood control soil and water protection wildlife and forestry. In the Coulee Region fields prone to erosion now show contour patterns and strips while dams create pools attracting waterfowl and game. Millions of trees planted curb erosion and protect fertile fields.
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High Competence and Confidence in Kennedy Cabinet Picks
The piece argues Kennedy should take time to choose state defense and treasury leaders, stressing they must inspire confidence beyond competence. It notes the president-elect has begun prep with Eisenhower's aid and urges wise, widely supported selections even amid urgency, citing I Timothy 2 8.
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Costs of Allies and Congo Clock In 1960 Ruark Essay
In a wide political meditation Roark argues that backing fledgling states drains resources, invites Russian influence, and may backfire. He compares Congo plans to drain swamps of Africa and cites Masai and Kikuyu conflicts to illustrate why money and independence are linked to greed and violence.
Nothing to Declare Review of Years Past 1940
The column recalls events from twenty years earlier. Sidi Barrani falls to British forces in Egypt with Italian generals taken prisoner. Greek front line fights against retreating Fascists as Britain faces food shortages and wartime pressures.
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Martial law and strikes overshadow Cuba upheaval
Chronicle notes martial law in Cuba as President Machado denies quitting and civil guarantees are suspended after islandwide disorder. Physicians threaten a strike if professors fail, amid labor unrest and a looming military revolution in Spain.
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Kennedy as President and the election’s moral clash
Roger Babson analyzes Senator Kennedy's campaign impact and predicts a constrained White House tenure. He argues popular vote influence reshapes the Democratic Party, notes potential shifts in Congress, and discusses international risks including Khrushchev and Berlin.
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Neither Party Secures Mandate as Wisconsin Votes Stalemate
In Madison the 1962 Wisconsin election produced a tight balance between Republicans and Democrats. Analysts note gains for both sides, with Republicans narrowing the governor’s edge and recapturing offices, while Democrats claim legislative and congressional vote shares and courthouse influence. The result shows no clear mandate for either party and sets a wary path to the next session.
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Portraits John C Metcalfe Portraits Play
Poetic dialogue describes a controlling plan to manipulate a loved one with a fragile emotional bond. The speaker weighs risks of suspicion and guarantees keeping him from breaking away. A metaphorical noose around the heart frames the sought outcome.
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Surprise Dinner Gift Splits Kennedy Nixon Support At NY Party
A New York social dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Herbert Mays and Marjorie Post saw guests including Walter Lippmann who endorses Kennedy. The hosts revealed they sent $25 to the Citizens for Nixon in each guest’s name as a gesture of friendship.
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La Crosse Tribune Circulation and Delivery Rates Notice
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