CARE Food Crusade Appeal Under Way This Holiday
CARE announces its Annual Food Crusade Appeal to send $1 packages of staple foods to hungry families in 17 countries across Asia Europe Latin America and the Middle East. Contributions support nourishment and self help while linking Americans with distressed communities. Mail to CARE Food Crusade Milwaukee or New York 16 New York.
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CARE
Asia
Europe
Latin America
Middle East
United States
Care Food Crusade
Milwaukee
New York
Kennedy Seeks Rail Legislation To reshape transport policy
Undersecretary Clarence D. Martin Jr outlines Kennedy's forthcoming transportation message aimed at creating an orderly, progressive structure. He notes rails lose millions in declining passenger service while unused tech could boost subregional rail competitiveness and warns drastic freight action is needed to avert broader transport trouble.
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Commerce
Clarence D. Martin Jr
Kennedy
Congress
Martin
America
De Gaulle’s Return and Cold War Tensions Spark Mixed Reactions
The piece weighs public views on Charles de Gaulle’s 1958 return and Khrushchev’s push for a larger 1962 budget. It notes de Gaulle’s reputation for stiffness and skepticism toward NATO and the UN, while Khrushchev links peace to U.S. restraint. It ends with a biblical reference from Matthew 8:13.
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Charles de Gaulle
NATO
U.N
Congo
de Gaulle
Two Books Worth Reading Curl Hair With Insight
A reader reviews Dr. James B. Conant Slums and Suburbs and T. H. Tetens The New Germany and the Old Nazis. Conant analyzes slum education and the link to opportunity, while Tetens documents the Nazi revival in postwar Germany and its implications for American policy and postwar Europe.
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James B. Conant
T. H. Tetens
Germany
DR. Conant
United States
Birdie the dog returns pup after litter selection
In Dermott Arkansas Mrs Fred Betts recalls how Birdie the dog claimed the preferred puppy for her own litter. After six weeks the Betts children chose a pup but Birdie rejected it and later drove the chosen pup back to their home.
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Dermott, Ark
Fred Betts
Birdie
Betts
Review of the News in Years Past Twenty Years Ago
A 1941 Pearl Harbor roundup notes Arizona and five ships lost with 91 officers and 2,638 enlisted dead. Japanese losses include subs and craft. U S and Dutch claim sunk Jap ships. Also mentions Dr F L Gullickson’s GOP status, Erroll Flynn in La Crosse, Jane Hoff in Army nurse corps, and local notes from Rochester to Snow Bowl.
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Knox
U.S
Arizona
Pearl Harbor Naval Base
Hawaii
U. S
F. L. Gullickson
West Salem
Rochester
Erroll Flynn
la Crosse
Nedima Hutton
Jane Hoff
Melvin Hoff
S. 13Th
Army Nurse Corps
Your Deep Eyes Field Enterprises 1961 Poem Fragment
A lyrical fragment from 1961 describes eyes reflecting skies and stars with dawn light and perfume filled meadows. It blends beauty and sadness, noting rain and blue mood within a romantic refrain. The text credits Field Enterprises, Inc as the publisher.
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Field Enterprises, Inc
Doctor Advises Parents On Handling Sick Students
A physician advises parents to assess suspected illness in children before school. He warns against both goldbrickers and overconscientious students and offers steps to check for fever rashes nasal discharge or throat problems before class.
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Hamlet
Goldbricker
Remembering December 15 1791 Bill of Rights
A Tribune reader notes the December 15 1791 adoption of the first ten amendments as the U S Bill of Rights and the Virginia Declaration of Rights by George Mason. The letter urges reading citizens to value inalienable rights and cites the historical spread of the idea from Virginia to other states and France.
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George Mason
Gunston Hall
Virginia
T. A. Duckworth
Wausau, Wis
Romney Attacks Monopoly Power in Labor and Industry
George Romney, president of American Motors, denounces industrywide bargaining and concentration of employer, union, and government power. He warns of steel strikes, government-dictated settlements, and possible recessions, urging labor and antitrust reform for U.S. competitiveness.
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Romney
Washington
George Romney
American Motors Corporation
Lawrence
America
Mr. Romney
United States
Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
Goldberg
Secretary of Labor
White House
Department of Justice
Kennedy
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Wisconsin Lawmakers Favor Economy Cuts Over Tax Reform
Madison observers note a desire among legislators for spending restraint as the tax revision debate drags on. Speaker Blanchard proposes a 10 percent selective cut but fails to show a workable bill, while critics argue only the legislature can enact such reductions without delegating to agencies.
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Madison
Wis
David Blanchard
Blanchard
State Board of Government Operations
Nelson
Legislative Finance Committee
Mr. Blanchard
Don’t Send a Boy on a Man’s Errand in Bridge Slam
A Nail-Ha thorn hand shows South failing to use a “man’s errand” in a vulnerable slam. South wins the heart lead, ruffs a heart, but East’s overruff and a misplayed plan cost the last tricks. Proper play would have used the third heart to ruff and return, yielding game, slam, and rubber.
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South
East
School By Mail Expands Kindergarten Reach In BC
Victoria Canada AP reports a new kindergarten correspondence kit includes four activity books parents guides and a weather chart calendar. Art Plows of the British Columbia education department notes 80 to 100 kits issued last year to inquiries though service was not publicized.
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School By Mail
Victoria
B.C
Art Plows
British Columbia Education Department
O J Trimmer Loses Wyoming Barbers Association Bid
Casper Wyoming AP reports O J Trimmer of Lander failed to win the presidency of the Wyoming Barbers Association amid the election contest.
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Casper
Wyo
O. J. Trimmer
Lander
Wyoming Barbers Association
La Crosse Tribune Circulation Rates and Delivery Areas
Local notice lists home delivery rates for La Crosse Onalaska and La Crescent including Sunday edition. Mail subscription prices vary by distance from La Crosse, with one year options at 613 7 and 15.60 and 18.20 for different zones.
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la Crosse
Wisconsin
la Crosse Tribune
Lee Enterprise, Inc
Associated Press
Elanaree
Tribune
Jann & Kelley, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Atlanta
Onalaska
la Crescent
Sunday Tribune
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Prince Nicholas
Romania
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Chiang Kai Shek
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Lui Sen
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Fritz Crisler
University of Minnesota
Friend C. Suiter
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A. A. Yehle
Thomas French
Steinmetz
E. E. Burritt
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W. F. Adams
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John C. Metcalfe
Harold T. Hyman, M. D
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John Wyngaard
Jacoby
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E. L. Burgess
J. E. Lienlokken
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