Kennedy Venezuela Trip Tagged As Calculated Risk
The piece frames President Kennedy’s Caracas visit as a calculated risk amid socialist pressure and student protests. It notes past Nixon episodes and warns against Communist influence, urging strong security measures to protect the Kennedy family and the Alliance for Progress.
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Kennedy
Caracas
Venezuela
Colombia
Kennedys
Richard Nixon
Lima
Peru
Nixon
Eisenhower
Japan
San Marcos University
Secret
Alliance For Progress
Air Crashes Not More Common In Winter
The Civil Aeronautics Board finds no seasonal peak in fatal air passenger crashes. Winter months show no concentrations, with past years showing varied totals. Bad weather is rarely a factor. fear of winter crashes is not supported by data.
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New York
Civil Aeronautics Board
How Do You Argue About What's Happy
Roark surveys psychiatry and happiness noting how little anyone knows what makes a marriage work. He mocks expensive analysis while praising talk as soothing, but cites cases of therapists and counselors who end up tangled in their own lives.
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Sigmund Freud
Portraits John C Metcalfe Shop Early Christmas Verse
A reflective poem on Christmas shopping in town, noting crowded streets and rushing crowds. The speaker urges buying gifts earlier to ease the holiday scramble and shares a hopeful, festive tone about the season. Published 1961 by Field Enterprises Inc.
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Field Enterprises, Inc
Boston Museum Acquires Teapot Resembling Revere’s Vessel
The Boston Museum of Fine Arts received a teapot closely resembling Paul Revere’s iconic prop, bequeathed by a Massachusetts woman whose family kept it for nearly two centuries. Director Perry Rathbone noted it is not the exact teapot in Copley’s portrait but is the closest yet found. The museum houses the nation’s largest Revere silver collection.
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Boston
Paul Revere
John Singleton Copley
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Massachusetts
Perry Rathbone
Revere
Review of news in years past from 1941 and 1931
The column recalls 1941 events including Roy M. Johnson reported missing by the Navy mother in Prospect, Pacific theater updates, and local service figures with names and addresses. 1931 notes cover moratorium appeals, World Court, and local incidents, plus community notices and civic updates.
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Roy M. Johnson
Pacific
Navy
Margaret Johnson
Hong Kong
Singapore
Luzon
Pearl Harbor
Roosevelt
Army
U.S
John Murphy
Craven
Howard Griffin
USS
Pruitt
Bud Casperson
South America
Oliver Olson
Yorktown
Helmer Hanson
California
Merlin Mosey
Joseph Lepsch Jr
Hawaiian Islands
Donald Brey
Verle Brey
Normandie
Teachers College
Armed Services
Harry H. Booth
Camp Livingston
Harry Booth
North St
Erwin Simdars
S. 20Th
Thomas and
Mildred Kottmer
Peter and
Paul Kottmer
Losey Blvd
Pacific Coast
Santa Anita Track
Community letters criticize council overboard replacements
The Tribune readers condemn La Crosse Common Council for replacing Richard Hawkins and Clarence Ringquist on the Board of Education without public thanks or explanation. They urge public acknowledgment and civic groups to honor the two volunteers who served with dedication. A second letter notes the La Crosse Santa Claus Goodfellowship Club, its history since 1952, and asks for donations to support Christmas calls and goodies for children.
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Jesus
la Crosse
Common Council
Board of Education
Richard G. Hawkins
Clarence L. Ringquist
Hawkins
Ringquist
Tribune
Santa Claus Goodfellowship Club
John Berger
Santa Claus Club
P.O. Box
Wis
R. E. Wiggert
Rose St
Druggist Uses Newspaper as Damp Wick in Oklahoma
Checotah, Oklahoma. Druggist C. M. Dodgen reads the paper and then uses it in an odd way. He rolls the newspaper, dampens it with water, and uses it as a wick to keep his tobacco case moist.
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Checotah
Okla
C. M. Dodgen
Productivity gains must be earned by shared growth
Arthur Goldberg urges that gains from productivity should be shared by workers owners and the public with lower prices and higher wages. He cautions against inflation and warns unions often claim most benefits while some industries lag. He stresses no wage and price controls and calls for responsible bargaining to keep competitiveness and avoid protectionist policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lawrence
Labor
Arthur Goldberg
Mr. Goldberg
Secretary of Labor
Washington Post
New York Times
Aflcio
Parochial School Bus Bill Roils Wisconsin Legislature
Madison debate over a bill to fund transportation of parochial and private school children in publicly financed buses becomes a political flashpoint. Gov. Gaylord Nelson faces a tough choice as conference leaders push a substitute and a showdown looms between church state advocates and anti subsidization critics.
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Madison
Wis
Capitol
Gaylord Nelson
Nelson
Reynolds
South reaches rural urban balance milestone says sociologist
CHATTANOOGA AP Dr Rupert B Vance Kenan professor of sociology says the South remains the least urban region but has moved past the halfway point with 51.6 percent of residents living in towns or cities.
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Chattanooga
South
North Carolina
Rupert B. Vance
University
Kenan
Seven Spades Triumph in An Overlooked Play
South debated seven no trump after partner showed ace and king but chose seven spades to try to trump the deuce of hearts in dummy. The expert account notes a winning line exists by drawing trumps and pursuing hearts, revealing that South could have made the contract. West held both the long trump and long hearts, altering safety of the grand plan.
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South
West
La Crosse Tribune subscription rates and delivery info
The La Crosse Sunday Tribune lists home delivery areas and mail rates. Rates cover La Crosse area and extended zones with yearly and monthly prices, with conditions on advance payment and carrier service availability.
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la Crosse
Wisconsin
Stata
la Crosse Tribune
Lee Enterprise, Inc
Associated Press
Tribune
Elena Premiere
ERED
Carrier Bay
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Berlin
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Edward Rich
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Jack Kennedy
Caledonia Street
Carl Dierkup
Avon
Olaf Olson
Nelson Clothing Company
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H. C. Stevens
C. F. Emery
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Cass
F. C. Cowles
James Vincent
D. O. Coate
Longbrake
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David Lawrence
Walter Heller
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