Cuban Crisis Not Over Until Soviet Troops Leave Cuba
The crisis ends only after Soviet troops and technicians depart Cuba and on-site inspections confirm removal of missiles and bombers. U Thant urged compromise with evolved Soviet policy and warned the U.S. not to relax until all threats are gone. The piece cites U Thant's view on Khrushchev and references biblical quotation.
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U Thant
United Nations
U.S. Navy
Cuba
Thant
International Red Cross
U.S
United States
Holiday toy safety tips from the American Medical Association
The AMA urges careful toy selection for all ages during the holidays. Avoid lead paint and small swallowable parts, check UL labels on electric toys, ban missile toys, and ensure safe use rules. Decorations pose risks from bulbs and glass ornaments. keep dangerous items away from children.
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The
American Medical Association
Underwriters’ Laboratory
Limits On Political Spending In Wisconsin
The essay argues that Wisconsin has long legal limits on campaign spending but those rules are effectively meaningless. Independent groups can spend vast sums if they report sources, while direct spending by candidates remains restricted. Both parties exploit loopholes, eroding public scrutiny and leaving expenditures inadequately verified by officials.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Wyngaard
Morever
Calls for Wisconsin education reform and tax relief
A letter writer argues for new state legislation and new representatives to improve unemployment relief and access to education. He contrasts support for schooling with cuts affecting teachers and programs in La Crosse, urging better funding and student services.
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Tribune
Wisconsin
Robert L. Huebner
la Crosse
Dorothy P. Kuechmann
Travis
Christmas Deer Portraits by John C Metcalfe
Poet John C Metcalfe describes a moonlit wooded road encounter with a graceful deer. The creature stands still as the narrator turns off the car, stars shine above, and the gaze reflects a Christmas calm that leaves goodwill in the heart.
Review of the news in years past
Thirty years ago in 1932 Paul Boncour forms new French cabinet after Herriot resignation. Forefold emergency plan to delay $9 billion farm mortgage foreclosures four months. Sheriff sale of Otto Schwarz farm halted by farmers after court dispute. Grandad Bluff Skyrockers announce 1933 New Year events with local names. Forty years ago in 1922 bandits raid Denver mint for $200000. ice road across river to Hokah. lake tolls. various local notes include fires, deaths, travel, and business updates.
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Leon Henderson
OPA
Prentiss Brown
East
North Africa
Carl Wisland
Runge Sletten
la Crosse Business Men's Club
Paul Marcou
Wisland
Paul Boncour
Herriot
Washington
Otto Schwarz
Barnum
Crawford County
Prairie du Chien
Lambert Grineer
Lancaster
Wis
Schwarz
Lack Of Confidence And Profit Squeeze Slow Economy
Column argues budget deficits stem from slow growth and repeated recessions. It cites Representative Cannon on eight decades of unbalanced budgets and non-defense spending. It warns labor wage pressure and union power hinder growth, inflation risk from deficits, and criticizes tax cut promises and government spending.
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Washington
Kennedy
Economic Club
New York City
Cannon
Congress
Democratic Party
New York
Cleveland
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Inez Robb Snatu a GI Term What Is A GI
The head of the Robb clan visits a library in gloom and recalls life after WWII. He explains slang like snafu and Kilroy to a younger clerk, lamenting a new generation that may not know Willie and Joe and the term GI.
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Snatu
Clan Robb
Shakespeare
Western Union
Sam
Nellie
Fey
Mauldin
Willie
Joe
Kilroy
Pennsylvania Woman Arrested For Fur Store Shoplifting
A Pennsylvania woman was arrested for shoplifting in a fur store as the OCR notes a fur coat could be obtained with a few tears, reflecting a crime report tone of petty theft in a retail setting.
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Pennsylvania
Problem Hand in No Trump Showdown on Diamonds
Eddie Kanter presents a bridge puzzle in which South must defend 3NT after West opens with ten of diamonds. The recommended defense uses dummy’s ace of diamonds to enter clubs, countering potential 5-2 diamond splits, while noting 4-3 splits are less harmful and many players misread long suits against no trump.
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Eddie Kantar
California Bridge Digest
West
East
Eddie
La Crosse Tribune masthead and pricing note
The La Crosse Tribune details staff roles and executive offices at 4th and Cass Sts La Crosse Wis with price 10 cents per copy. It lists circulation policies nationwide, delivery and mail subscription rates, and advertising reps for Jann Kelley Inc with regional offices.
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SSS SS
la Crosse Tribune
4Th and
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wis
Wisconsin
Lee Enterprise, Inc
Associated Press
Carrier Bay
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John Wyngaard
the Tribune
Mrs. Curtis Heath
Avon Street
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West Avenue
Losey
Lang Drive
3Rd Street
Highway Patrol
Chicago
Lawbreaker
John C. Metcalfe
Field Enterprise, Inc
Joseph K. Kidder
James F. Saltz
Caledonia
Denver Mint
Thio
Federal Institution
Federal Reserve Guard
8Th and
Cass
B. F. Forbes
Colman Lumber Co
Alva McCune
Wallace Reid
Los Angeles
Hokah
Wintry Lake
Tug Reliance
Lizard Island
Saulie Ste
Congressional Anti-Trust Committee
Money Trust
Herbert Coolidge
George
Milwaukee
North Side
Frank Nelson
Cashton
Harry Skemp
Dubuque
Iowa
C. F. Brown
David Lawrence
Clarence Cannon
Missouri
House Appropriations Committee
Inez Robb
Financial News
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
By Oswald Jacoby
North
Aki
Che la Crosse Tribune
Chey Muivur
Leeward Lee, Monk
Wen
W. T. Burgess
R.L. Bangsberg
E. L. Burgess
J. E. Lienlokken
Howard Colvin
Kenneth F. Teachout
Maxine Kahler
Luther Wilkins
Mgr
Biare Baivor
Keefe
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