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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1965
Page
4
Milwaukee court hears Wisconsin bid to apply antitrust laws to the Braves move to Atlanta. The scene blends courtroom humor with talk of national unity and the South’s addition to major league baseball.
The piece reflects Christmas as more than a holiday for children, a day of memory and hope. It speaks of kindness, forgiveness, and unity beyond Christianity, noting Christmas endures through generations and remains a source of inspiration and joy for all ages.
The piece argues that respect for law underpins democratic progress and public safety. It contrasts Eisenhower’s call for higher moral standards with Kennedy’s critique of laws seen as hostile to Negroes, urging strong support for law and justice to achieve peace and prosperity for all Americans.
The Billings Montana Gazette reports rivalry in public aid grows as the state welfare office plans a mothers training program for aid to dependent children while Community Action Director Carl Taute opposes it as duplication. State director W J Fouse says projects differ and will coordinate with federal efforts. Taute also contests a day care center tied to the training program, suggesting timing to block his proposed plan.
Lawrence OBrien the new postmaster general believes next day delivery for priority mail could be nationwide with ZIP code expansion greater mechanization and optical scanners to read addresses and sort mail. Milwaukee Postmaster Stanley Cybulski set recommended Christmas mail deadlines Dec 5 for parcels Dec 10 for cards to California and distant states Dec 14 for parcels and Dec 15 for cards to nearby states.
Washington report on the antipoverty probe led by Rep. Adam Powell shows the $230,000 budget nearly spent with only about $17,000 remaining. Payrolls and travel costs appear underused, raising questions about how the money was allocated and why hearings may not occur.
Selections recount Christmas during wartime and hardship across five decades. In 1945 about 3.2 million service members faced first peacetime Christmas far from home. Noted obituaries, Berlin dispatches, Patton burial, and traffic jams accompany holiday reflections.
Washington dispatch notes Charles de Gaulle's seven year hold on French politics ends with a 55 percent win over Francois Mitterrand. The piece warns his one man rule may threaten NATO unity and strain US and British ties as he pursues his own approach in foreign policy.
In this 1965 editorial, David Lawrence argues that minor conflicts in Asia Europe Africa and Latin America can pull major powers into a broader war. He notes nuclear deterrence limits and urges maintaining military strength to defend small nations and prevent another world conflict. He cautions against isolationist urges and endorses active U.S. leadership.
Sydney J. Harris argues against overreliance on excess, noting American belief in quantity as good. He critiques impracticalism and linguistic snobbery, urges clearer medical communication, and reflects on discrimination and safety in this sober season.
Madison editorial argues the reorganized Coordinating Committee for Higher Education must direct and coordinate the system, plan curricula and facilities, and advise the legislature, despite interagency power struggles and questions raised by the Kellett report. It emphasizes legislative intent and bipartisan support behind the agency's scope.
La Crosse Tribune published daily with Sunday morning edition in La Crosse Wisconsin. W T Burgess publisher Sanford Goltz editor. Rates listed for single copy and carrier delivery with mail options.
In a Kay Silodor Karpin book hand North female, South must choose a line to make five no trump in a mixed pairs game. South wins trick one with king of diamonds then uses a clever heart play to reach 11 tricks in no trumps, scoring 11 1/2 match points while others settle for four no trump or even a spade slam.
Matthew 22 14 quoted line from scripture appears as a devotional note highlighting the saying about many called but few chosen.
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