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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1966
Page
8
A Democratic California representative urges removing Adam Clayton Powell from the House chair, citing court orders and contempt. The piece condemns Powell as a disgrace to the House and urges action before his return to Harlem, noting his stated retirement plan if expelled.
The article cautions Wisconsin drivers about using parking lights in fog or rain. It explains that only headlights should be used in motion, as dim parking lights can mislead oncoming traffic and cause head on collisions. Running lights can help visibility but must be actual headlights, not parking lamps.
Madison Wisconsin Robert P Knowles rises to Senate president in a reshaped Republican majority while Frank Panzer retires to a less demanding role Leonard Jerris emerges as floor leader at 35 bringing experience from two Assembly terms and seven Senate years the move aims to promote younger leadership in the upper chamber.
Gov Goodland calls for welfare cutbacks while criticizing overspending and seeks tax relief. State College Board of Regents aims to keep student fees in a separate building fund exceeding one million annually, amid envy of UW financing. Harold Youngberg lauds Christmas in the Air program by the La Crosse Junior Chamber.
Joan Dauphin of La Crosse argues the Dec 2 editorial misrepresented SDS. She asserts the LSU Organization Committee voted to accept SDS and denies ties to the League for Industrial Democracy, urging protection of free speech and fair reporting. The editor notes SDS links cited nationally.
A reader urges full backing for President Gates in denying a charter to the SDS. He asserts Communism grows from intellectual factors and warns La Crosse schools' students and faculty as top targets, praising Hoover, HUAC, and the presidential/tribune stance.
The La Crosse Tribune lists W. J. Burgess as publisher and Sanford Goltz as Easter Publisher with offices at 4th and Cass Streets La Crosse Wisconsin. It notes AP exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches and provides postage and mailing rates information.
Residents express frustration as police patrols increase, citing noise, traffic stops, and perceived overreach. Local officials defend safety measures while promising community outreach and accountability mechanisms.
A Senate Armed Services Preparedness Subcommittee draft denounces the Johnson administration's Vietnam policy while praising U S troops. It urges a decisive escalation, ground-force commitment, intensified bombing, and closing Hai Phong to compel victory. It notes one million allied troops against 300,000 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese, with rising enemy infiltrations.
A concise exhortation echoes John 3 18 urging believers to show love through actions and truth rather than mere words. The verse emphasizes tangible ethical behavior and genuine intent guiding daily conduct.
Sydney J. Harris argues that modern society limits children's playground mischief turning it into delinquency. He notes shrinking opportunities for harmless pranks, the harsher handling of youth, and a loss of youthful rebellion as urban tech culture accelerates adult roles.
President Johnson weighs a roughly ten billion dollar tax increase amid a 140 billion dollar next fiscal year plan. He fears political backlash while advisers warn deficits persist. He favors a five year stabilization plan to curb spending and hold wages and prices, avoiding draconian cuts that could harm the economy and hurt the Democratic party in 1968.
Gordon Keen of Vancouver argues against absolutes in bridge strategy. He describes a hand where leading a heart at trick two and a precise sequence of finesses and ruffs produces an end play, showing there are rare cases to test standard guidelines.
You can judge a man by his foes as well as by his friends. The quote highlights that understanding a person requires examining both rivalries and alliances.
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