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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1966

Page

8

Too Much Interference On Wisconsin I Road Bonds

The editorial argues Washington should not block Wisconsin from issuing its own bonds to accelerate interstate road construction. It warns of federal funding cuts and supports using state bonds to finish the La Crosse Tomah 40 mile segment by 1969, noting historical county borrowing helped build roads and urging timely action despite federal warnings.

Washington Wisconsin Rex Whitton Federal Highway Program la Crosse-Tomah Knowles Whitton White House University of Wisconsin Glenn Frank Board of Regents Frank Edward Baron de Rothschild Austria Wallis Bureau of Good Roads Pfafflin

Land of Lincoln slogan copyright tale and notes

A 1955 Congress act gave Illinois a copyright to the slogan Land of Lincoln, a process simpler than Illinois Legislature debates. Rep. Robert McClory recalls the back and forth over variants such as Land of Lincoln and Douglas and Land of Lincoln Mercury and Ford. Random notes compare ADA ratings of defeated Democrats and reference long hold times on the White House line.

Illinois Prairie State Congress Robert McClory Ill Lincoln Douglas McClory Mercury Ford Americans For Democratic Action Americans For Constitutional Action White House

Congress Won't Approve Tax Increase Before July

Congress signals no tax hike before July due to Rep. Mills and Ways and Means opposition. Hearings likely on Social Security boosts first, with emphasis on delaying any tax action until spring and July. Treasury notes two months to implement if a bill passes.

Congress Washington Johnson Administration Wilbur Mills D-Ark Ways and Means Treasury Henry Fowler Mills White House John McCormack Fowler Internal Revenue Service

Freedom Is Divisible Two Parts

Sydney J. Harris argues inner and outer freedom must coexist for true liberty. He critiques poverty among seniors, calls for political settlements over military solutions, and warns against dangerous ideas masked as feelings while urging rational education and safe transport policy.

Clausewitz

Readers urged to push GOP leaders for prominent role in 1968 race

Two letters to the editor urge Republican statesmen to take a stronger national position in the 1968 nomination fight. Jimmy Karam of Little Rock argues northerners should lead for a freedom hungry public while southern officials could carry the torch. The second letter commends Emil Niemeyer Patrick Sapio and the La Crosse Boys Club for guiding local youth, urging support for their programs and counselors.

the Tribune R. Lee Hruska Nebraska Melvin Laird Knowles Wisconsin Rhodes Ohio South U.S GOP Jimmy Karam Little Rock Ark Emil Niemeyer Patrick Sapio la Crosse

Local Boys Club Rates A Thank You

Local Boys Club thanks supporters for holiday season donations and outreach. The club expresses gratitude to volunteers, sponsors, and families for helping programs run and community events succeed.

State Legislators Face Ethics Guideline Debate

Wisconsin lawmakers consider a joint party leadership committee to mentor and judge conduct amid conflicts of interest in private business and public duties. The Realist notes the growing acceptability of paid legislative office and urges clear rules to protect the legislature’s integrity.

Madison Wisconsin

La Crosse Tribune Publisher and staff note

La Crosse newspaper details publisher Burgess Sanford Goltz editor from La Crosse Wisconsin offices at 4th and Cass Sts membership with Lee Enterprises and Associated Press. AP retains exclusive local news reproduction rights. Prices listed for single copies and carrier delivery. mail rates available.

Burgess Sanford Goltz la Crosse Tribune 4Th Cass Sts la Crosse Wisconsin Lee Enterprises, Inc Associated Press

Verse on Justification Brings Peace Through Christ

A note from Romans 5 1 declares believers justified by faith hence have peace with God through Jesus Christ, emphasizing reconciliation and spiritual assurance.

God Lord Jesus Christ

Truman Ends Housing Controls and Pushes New Steps

President Truman cancels housing controls and directs new measures to aid rental construction. The summary notes contemporaneous items such as Harold J. Sargent from La Crosse among 4,000 naval veterans on an Antarctica expedition and a proposal by A. H. Schubert to tax automobiles to fund off street parking areas.

Truman Harold J. Sargent la Crosse Antarctica A. H. Schubert Tomah Leonard C. Halmrast Alberta

We Fight Russians Too

In a 1966 syndicated piece David Lawrence argues the United States fights a broader war, citing Soviet and Chinese aid to North Vietnam. He notes U.S. aims shift from immediate peace to broader East West cooperation while urging anti missile defense debates and NATO ally support.

Washington America United States North Vietnam Southeast Asia National Council of Churches Soviet Union China Peking Moscow Vietnam United Press International Saigon Russia Hanoi Kremlin Kohler West Europe Congress Dean Rusk Paris NATO

Hunches and Finesse in Bridge Hand by Oswald and James Jacoby

The column analyzes Souths six clubs slam in a bridge hand, noting South failed the spade finesse after East led a heart. It argues better plan: discard diamonds from dummy after drawing trumps, then enter dummy to lead toward diamonds.

North South East West

Life lessons from a self made businessman and seaman

A wealthy entrepreneur and former Navy chief petty officer recalls his path to success. He says he did not plan much but lived as life unfolded and compares life to improvising a violin solo in public as one learns the instrument.

Navy Baron Lytton

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