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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1952
Page
5
Hal Boyle reports on scientists and designers pursuing a practical hydrogen bomb. The piece notes aims, challenges, and the ethical debate surrounding development and deployment. Elton C. provides the byline coverage.
AP Military Affairs Reporter explains that scientists may pursue a practical hydrogen device, noting the Eniwetok blast as a fusion test and contrasting a gadget with an ordnance bomb. The piece surveys scale, cockpit integration, and cost estimates, weighing strategic implications amid US–Soviet tensions.
Incoming administration aims to revert to self financing farm programs seen in early New Deal policy. Republicans seek broad price supports while reducing taxpayer costs. Proposals include two price systems processing taxes and price insurance with costs borne by farmers in some plans and by consumers in others.
Ottawa reports Sen Wishart Robertson a government leader in the Senate says he acts as a private individual to promote closer ties between Canadian Parliament members and the US Congress. He seeks frequent exchange visits to foster better mutual understanding and healthier bilateral coordination.
Readers submitted questions answered by the La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau. Topics include naval ranks, independence day presidents, chiropodist versus podiatrist, stages of human life, Eisenhower’s security remark, plant lifecycles, Army–Navy football scores, Fort Morgan history, senses in knowledge, bill of lading initials, draft registration, and Mount Greylock facts.
A short catalog-style notice advertising a booklet Dogs, with 33 breed descriptions and AKC recognition list. Includes price 30 cents postpaid and a coupon form from the La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau in Washington D C.
Ollie William Cox a 23 year old rancher died when he dived his plane into a gravel pit near Fort Stockton Texas after telling friends by radio he would plunge into the ground. Justice of the Peace M C Monroe ruled the crash accidental with a future CAB safety report pending. The father and Cox’s friends described it as a joking act that went wrong.
Rep. Sam Rayburn leaves Bonham Texas aboard a train to attend the opening of the 83rd Congress. The veteran Texas Democrat, after 40 years in Congress, is expected to serve as House minority leader in the coming session.
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