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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1966
Page
8
Aldermen in La Crosse increased their salaries by 25 a month with half payable after re election and the rest after two years. City costs rise 6 300 yearly for the expense pay, while no proof of expenditure is required, prompting concerns over honesty and tax treatment.
The Office of Economic Opportunity plans a Vermont newspaper to reach the poor. Frank T. Adams backs the project, claiming novelty, while critics warn federal funding of a commercial press risks propaganda and undermines a free press that should fail on its own merits without subsidies.
Mrs Hermann German of 1540 Travis St La Crosse argues that fluoridating water is wasteful and unsafe proposing fluoride tablets for voluntary use. She contends only about 10 percent would benefit and calls fluoridation costly with variable dosage based on thirst while noting existing food additives.
La Crosse Tribune details publisher Burgess Sanford Goltz editor and address Cass Street La Crosse Wisconsin. It notes AP membership and rights for AP dispatches as exclusive to republish focal news. It lists postage rates and carrier delivery charges.
Letter from M Louise Drumm at 926 East Ave S La Crosse criticizes SDS at La Crosse State University and urges responsible citizens to stay informed about what she calls destructive elements threatening American life.
Analysis of Nike-X defensive missiles as a possible lifesaver versus a massive nuclear exchange. Highlights U S and Soviet missile counts, growing Soviet buildup, and public need for informed restraint amid deterrence uncertainties.
Washington reports on the 1965 Dominican crisis crediting the FBI with crucial intelligence that helped undermine a Communist seizure attempt. Director Hoover testified that agents, including espionage specialists, operated in Santo Domingo and Puerto Rico, informing White House policy and negotiations.
Wisconsin's public higher education shows contradictions between calls for streamlined government and a quiet acceptance of costly systems. A long term projection hints at a possible merger of the state university system with the University of Wisconsin, to be reviewed by system officers if proposed in the Legislature. The Coordinating Committee for Higher Education remains unrecognized by many as an oversight body and struggles with prestige versus the two system regents amid fiscal and jurisdictional frictions.
Powerful U N political and security panel approves world arms reduction principles while denying an immediate global troop census. CIO United Auto Workers denies truce at Allis-Chalmers plant in Milwaukee. Rail crash near Mansfield Ohio leaves fifteen dead and fifty injured. Wisconsin to mint centennial coins and issue a commemorative stamp.
A Illinois wife tells the judge she did not mean her initial denial of divorce citing a change of heart and desire for freedom. The case centers on whether a previously stated "no" can be withdrawn in court.
The line states that heaven and earth may fade but Jesus words endure as a timeless message. It echoes Luke 21 33 reflecting enduring authority and permanence of scripture.
The essay Questioning why marriage is difficult argues that a couple contains eight people across two partners the real self and imagined selves on both sides. It suggests two on each side should be discarded to preserve a core reality and potential within marriage.
A six diamond contract analyzed by Oswald and James Jacoby shows a skilled line embracing trump finesses, top spades and clubs. The article explains optimal plays including club ruffing options and heart leads to force East's errors, noting the slim 7 percent queen jack doubleton chance and the lure of stable club plays for South.
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