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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1952
Page
6
A reader argues the editorial stressed auditorium seating that serves entire families by enabling affordable pricing and varied attractions. The letter notes the central issue is capacity and facilities, not whether Mister Roberts or Brigadoon is showing, and cites financial limits for a city project.
Robert Ramspeck urges a complete non political study of government information officers to expose how departments communicate with the public. While recognizing variances among agencies, he argues for transparency without compromising security and questions whether press officers should act as propagandists for their agencies.
The David Lawrence Dispatch outlines Owen Lattimore’s seven count indictment after a long Senate probe into alleged State Department influence and Communist ties. It traces McCarthy era charges, visaed perjury risks, and the forthcoming trial, comparing it to the Hiss case while noting witnesses’ constitutional rights.
Washington's George Meany defends himself against being labeled an amateur golfer. He explains he plays in a handicapped group and would need strokes against Eisenhower in a hypothetical match. He also defends plumbers, praising their resourcefulness after being introduced as "son of a plumber."
Wisconsin politics centers on potential for a Third Federal Court seat in the northeast, with Republican lawyers weighing candidates like Fred Trowbridge as Jerome Fox's allies push for influence. Sen. McCarthy remains a rallying point for Democrats as party strategy evolves amid talk of court expansions and tax policy shifts.
A Dallas oilman H R Cullen poured at least 53000 into political campaigns nationwide to influence 20 states including Connecticut Wisconsin New Mexico Idaho and Ohio The map of his spending shows targeted support for pro Tidelands Oil and oil depletion tax measures and a mix of Republican and Democratic candidates with mixed success
Common Council votes to file without action ordinances to close taverns at 1 p.m. on weeknights and bar liquor sales after 6 p.m. The item reflects city efforts to regulate nightlife.
The article argues Eisenhower may not quickly resolve Korea, echoing Truman's impasse. It notes renewed armistice talks failed over prisoners of war and that any new Allied offensive could trigger heavy losses and domestic criticism.
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