Bermuda talks cool Khrushchev tensions with Kennedy and Macmillan
Khrushchev eases Berlin crisis as Kennedy and Macmillan meet in Bermuda for talks. The article notes De Gaulle’s aloof stance and Nehru’s Goa invasion, complicating NATO unity and the Berlin future.
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Khrush
Kennedy
Macmillan
Harold Macmillan
Bermuda
Khrushchev
Berlin
East Berlin
Kennedy-Macmillan
Santa Claus
Charles de Gaulle
Soviet Union
Algeria
Nehru
Goa
India
Portugal
NATO
Western Alliance
United States
Britain
We must build a superior offense in the arms race
The editor argues the United States should shift from defensive reaction to proactive strength, noting Soviet missile advances and neutral- nation outreach. He urges moving beyond matching Soviet capability to creating a decisive, superior offense to deter conflict.
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Soviet Union
W. W. MacDonald
Electronics
MacDonald
America
Fifty Pound Turkeys and Megaton Dreams
In this humorous column INEZ ROBB riffs on giant future turkeys as poultry science grows. He envisions 50 to 100 pound birds, notes home dining needs, and humorously balances white and dark meat while recalling grand meals and family figures from past dinners.
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White House
Yuletide
Nat
Louis Bromfield
Stephen
Callaway
United Features Syndicate, Inc
Made in America debate prompts tariff letter discussion
Reader letter urges deeper look at Made in America items and foreign assembled components. It questions consumer loyalty when U S produced goods rely on low wage foreign parts and argues big business profits from imported components with high retail prices.
Buckboard From 1921 Still Runs At 90 MPG In New Jersey
Allenhurst residents gaze on a Briggs and Stratton buck board owned by Howard Stokes. The antique vehicle has sat under a porch since 1926 and was revived before World War II. Stokes says it has run consistently since, attracting weekend photographers.
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Allenhurst
N.J
Howard Stokes
Stokes
Review of the News in Years Past 1941
One hundred thousand Japs assault Luzon with troop ships and barges. Washington confirms some landings. German high command claims British carrier sunk in the Atlantic and Hitler asserts control. Navy reports Samoa attacked and Lahaina sunk off California while en route to San Francisco. Two locals reported missing from Hawaiian service. Notre Dame students visit. several holiday-bound residents listed. Legislature deadlocked on unemployment aid. Bishop Cannon Jr. money scandal noted. Tuscania back Glasgow voyage feared. a fatal storm injures many. local obituaries and honors listed.
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Washington
Atlantic
Hitler
Walther von Brauchitsch
Fuehrer
Navy
Samoa
California
Lahaina
San Francisco
Bishop Cannon Jr
Tuscania
Glasgow
John A. Krumme
1603 Main
Lincoln Junior High School
Ingrid Ann Carlson
Mary Lou Edwards
Billy Kemske
Charlotte Garrow
Marjorie Ladd
Jean Lawson
Myron Haugen
Robert Klawitter
Dolores Formanek
Jeanne Jolivette
Bernard Losching
Ellen Jacobs
Verne Tooke
Epworth League of la Crosse
W. J. Ennis
Madison
Erick Erickson
Harry Spence
George Ruediger
Boy Scout Board
Fire Prevention Week origins and tulip virus warning
Questions and answers from the La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau cover Fire Prevention Week origins with presidential proclamations starting in 1922 and earlier observances in 1911. Also notes Rembrandt tulips carry a virus requiring isolation from other tulips to protect healthy bulbs and plantings.
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F St. N. W
Washington, D. C
C.L. A
Harding
Chicago
Wilson
M.I. A
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Flavoring foods on a salt restricted diet
Dr Milton Plotz recommends flavorful alternatives to salt for a salt restricted diet. He lists onion nutmeg with potatoes peas beans corn tomato string beans and more, plus herbs spices and combinations to enhance meats and sauces. He notes hidden salt in canned soups vegetables canned meats frozen foods and some chocolates.
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Milton Plotz
New York State University
Plotz
Nasser Violating Suez Pledge Draws UN Scrutiny
In a critical stance, the piece argues President Nasser breached his pledge to keep the Suez Canal open to all vessels by denying passage to a Portuguese warship. It warns this challenges international law and urges UN inquiry into Cairo’s actions amid broader Cold War bloc dynamics and Afro Asian influence in the UN.
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Nasser
Suez Canal
Washington
Egypt
Nehru
Goa
Lawrence
United States
Mediterranean
Indian Ocean
Cairo
Portugal
United Nations
Moscow
General Assembly
Angola
Africa
Soviet Union
State Department
U.N
Congo
Katanga
Bar of Justice
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Boat Owners Lobby Wins In Legislature In Wisconsin
Madison reports the boat exemption bill sailed through both houses as legislators bow to organized boat clubs. The League of Wisconsin Municipalities criticizes the move, noting tax base erosion while lawmakers ignore fiscal notes and local finance reviews.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
League of Wisconsin Municipalities
Green Bay
Benton
Koshkonong
Christmas Spirit Shines In Homes And Streets
A nostalgic poem recalls wreaths, holly, bells, lights, and festive window displays as Christmas decor. It links the season’s joy to a humble manger scene and a heart devoted to God, celebrating lasting Yuletide spirit from 1961.
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Field Enterprises, Inc
The Duck Play in No Trump Bridge Defense
In a vulnerable game South discards to break opponent signals. South lets West hold king of spades to avoid giving East the lead. West then shifts to hearts and spades to force down two, while South’s second duck costs two tricks.
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South
West
East
Volcano Project Abandoned at Four of Five Hawaii Sites
Hawaii Thermal Power Co abandons four of five drilling sites for volcanic steam power as cracks lava tubes and costly tool losses derail the project. One site surrendered after drilling reached hot water. the lone rig remains on Kilauea slopes in the puna area.
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Honolulu
Hawaii Thermal Power Co
Puna
Kilauea
La Crosse Tribune masthead and mailing rates note
The La Crosse Tribune publisher and staff credits listed. Rates for home delivery and mail subscriptions across La Crosse area include weekly, monthly, and annual options with varying distances and pricing. Shipping and circulation contact details appear for missed papers and delivery inquiries.
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Marquette
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