Guns And Butter We Shall See In 1966 Forecasts
The piece weighs 1966 prospects on employment sales profits credit and stocks against Viet Nam policy. It notes Washington’s pause with President Johnson’s return to the Texas ranch and the looming second session of Congress. It weighs budget battles, taxes, and public sentiment about war and domestic needs. The year may hinge on Viet Nam results and the political cost of war.
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Washington
Johnson
Texas Ranch
GOP
Everett Dirksen
Iowa
Robert Kennedy
Viet Nam
Congress
Richard Wilson
The
Minneapolis Tribune
Lincoln
Grant
Credit Mobilier
Bunker Hill
No Easy Plans as National Debt Grows
The piece notes rising federal debt interest costs and warns there are no simple repayment paths. It cites past levels, current projections, and compares the $12 billion annual interest to moon landing costs, highway aid, Viet Nam spending, and poverty relief.
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Kennedy
Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Readers Debate Smith Rule in Rhodesia Stand
A letter argues that white minority rule in Rhodesia, led by Smith, supports economic uplift for a newly independent colony. The writer claims Negro preparations are insufficient for peaceful governance and accuses Reds and agitators of seeking Western interference to block Africa’s progress.
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the Tribune
Smith
Rhodesia
Trary
Britain
U.S
Mr. Smith
Patton dies as war ends era of 3rd Army
Gen George S Patton dies from complications after an accident leaving a war record of leading the 3rd Army from Normandy into Czechoslovakia. OPA ends rationing January 1 predicting months to meet pent up demand. Arnold Weber named new president of La Crosse Business Men's Club. George Radell promoted to advertising and public relations at Northern States Power Co.
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George S. Patton
3Rd Army
Normandy
Czechoslovakia
OPA
Arnold Weber
la Crosse Business Men’s Club
George Radell
Northern States Power Co
Bible Verses Devotional Quotes on Courage and Faith
A short devotional reflects on Joshua 1 6 Hebrews 3 6 and Hebrews 6 19 noting be strong and courageous, Christ as faithful over God s house, and the soul s anchor that enters the inner shrine behind the curtain.
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Christ
God
La Crosse Tribune Publisher and Editor Credits
La Crosse Tribune details the publisher W T Burgess and editor Sanford Goltz, with address 4th and Cass Streets La Crosse Wisconsin 54602 and publishing schedule. The paper joins Lee Enterprises and the Associated Press with AP rights for local news and dispatches.
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Sanford Goltz
4Th
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wisconsin
la Crosse Tribune
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
FBI's War on Organized Crime Targets Top Mob Leaders
The FBI's anti crime drive has top bosses Giancana Lucchese and Bruno under pressure while Humphreys dies and Pollina faces probes. The crackdown reaches Miami and Detroit with Rosenthal Green extortion links and a food stamp fraud case against Cavataro awaiting trial.
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FBI
Washington
Samuel Giancana
Thomas Luchese
Murray
Humphreys
Angelo Bruno
Giancana
la Cosa Nostra
Commission
Chicago
Lucchese
New York
Cosa
J. Edgar Hoover
Miami
Frank “Lefty
Rosenthal
Stanley Green
Underworld
Joseph Bisogno
Detroit
Peter Victor Cavataro
Senate Investigating Committee
Cavataro
That's Not How The French Say It An Editorial
Sydney J Harris notes how English uses many so called foreign phrases differently from their French originals. He cites examples from encore bis nom de plume and menu and explains how meanings shift in daily use, ending with a moral about language perception.
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House of Deputies
France
My What Uncle Could Buy With $12 Billion
Washington columnist David Lawrence argues that $12 billion a year in federal interest on the national debt could fund major programs if budgets were balanced. He lists ten potential uses from Viet Nam war spending to Medicare and space agency outlays, warning deficits fuel inflationary psychology.
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David Lawrence
Viet Nam
Uncle Sam
Washington
United States
National Defense
Lawrence
Federal Space Agency
Astro Naut or Careless Driving Drive Out of This World
A playful line contrasts two paths to escape gravity: becoming an astronaut or choosing reckless driving. It frames space exploration as a bold route and careless driving as a shortcut to disaster. The tone hints at caution through humor.
Dangerous Debunking a Hero’s Legacy by Dr Rafferty
The piece condemns modern pseudo history that taints great leaders with sensational flaws It argues against teaching biased revisionism to children and praises Churchill’s steadfast leadership during Dunkirk and wartime peril.
UW faculty mulls 35000 student cap for Madison
The UW faculty committee urges an enrollment ceiling of 35,000 at Madison, sparking debate over campus quality vs size. Officials see 40,000 by 1970 as likely, with options including extension centers and new campuses in northeastern and southeastern Wisconsin.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Match Point Strategy In A Rubber Bridge Hand
The article contrasts rubber and match point play using a bridge hand. It explains why a match point player would risk a last club finesse to gain a potentially equal point swing, noting four spades as the common contract and the advantage of the finesse even if East may lack a heart return.
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East
South
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Superior
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J. E. Higbee
Joshua
W. T. Burgess
Pipe Dream
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Cosa Nostra
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Antonio Pollina
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New York Herald Tribune Inc
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George Washington
Charlemagne
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Paul Revere
Richard the Lion-Hearted
Winston Churchill
Gallipoli
Edward VIII
Joe Stalin
Nikita Khrushchev
Sir Winston
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