Why So Selective in Majority Rule Critique
The Tribune questions U.S. insistence on sanctions for Rhodesia while ignoring dictatorships in other U.N. members. It argues for consistent support of majority rule globally, noting Cuba and the Soviet Union lack broad electoral participation and condemns selective pressure driven by trade considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Goldberg
U.N
Rhodesia
United States
Goldberg
Cuba
East Germany
Soviet Union
U.S.S.R
Communist Party
U.S
State Department
White House
Yugoslavia
Editors weigh Pentagon plan to use farm co op trucks
In a critique of a Pentagon move, editors say shifting multimillion dollar trucking to farm cooperatives could save money but reduce tax revenue as cooperatives avoid certain taxes. They question the fairness and broader impact of such money saving schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon
Interstate Commerce Commission
Defense Department
Administration
Winter Weather and Rail Franchise Decisions Highlight 1946 Notes
Six inches of snow and 10 below zero set a harsh scene as Gov Goodland attacks UAW-CIO chief R J Thomas. Eisenhower hints at a 1948 presidential run while airlines win franchise rights. obituaries note banker H E Packard’s death and a year-end weather dip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Goodland
R. J. Thomas
Uaw-Cio
H. E. Packard
Civil Aeronautics Board
City Northwest Airlines
Parks Transport
Dwight Eisenhower
Going For A Luxury Dont Economize On It
Thoughts on luxury and values by Sydney J Harris. The piece argues against penny pinching on luxuries, notes that early success breeds arrogance while late success breeds bitterness, and reflects on patriotism, self deception, and how temperament shapes implementing ideas. It closes with reflections on motherhood and a son's growth.
Reader letters defend SDS linked controversy claims
A Tribune reader clarifies points about SDS and campus protests. He states the Madison hecklers belonged to The Committee to End the War in Vietnam and Berkeley pickets were Free Speech Movement members. He argues SDS is a traditional political actor, discusses socialism, and criticizes President Gates for intolerance of dissent at LCU.
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Sen
Ted Kennedy
Madison
The
Milwaukee Journal
Committee To
Vietnam
SDS
Berkeley
Free Speech Movement
Socialist Party
Gates
LCU
David Johnson
Shorewood Dr
la Crosse
Bible Verses On Hope And Reverence For Christ
The article presents two verses from scripture urging Christians to honor Christ as Lord and to defend their faith with gentleness. It cites I Peter 3:15 and Job 12:7 as authoritative calls to witness and seek wisdom from creation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Peter
Knowles Faces Trouble as Budget Fight Looms in GOP Run State
Madison observers anticipate a tense start to the new Republican era as Governor Knowles, amid party control, negotiates a tight budget with a more combative Legislature. The outcome hinges on concessions, leadership clashes, and signaling for a 1968 Senate bid against Gaylord Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wyngaard Madison
Statehouse
Knowles
Legislative Department
Assembly
Finance Committee
March of Prosperity
U.S. Senate
Gaylord Nelson
Mansfield Calls for Slowdown on Great Society Programs
Sen. Mike Mansfield writes to Senate committee chairs urging a major reexamination of Great Society legislation due to overhauls, gaps, and overspending. He warns the cost burden amid Vietnam needs restraint and emphasizes better administration at federal and local levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence
Washington
Mike Mansfield
Senate
Montana
Congress
Great Society
La Crosse Tribune Publisher and Editor Credits
The La Crosse Tribune notes M. Burgess as publisher and Sanford Goltz as editor. Published afternoons and Sundays from 4th and Cass Streets in La Crosse Wisconsin. It is a member of Lee Enterprises and the Associated Press with AP dispatches exclusive for local news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford Goltz
la Crosse Tribune
4Th
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
Federal changes reshape state health aid programs
The Johnson administration revamps how HEW and OEO funds are administered across more than 40 health programs. States must establish a single health planning agency and a state health planning council, with regional Public Health Service offices expanded to coordinate grants and policy. About 55 million people could be eligible for aid totaling roughly $16 billion in fiscal 1967, funded by Social Security taxes, medical-insurance premiums, and general taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Cameron House
City
Castle Hall
Knights of Pythias
Navy Department
la Crosse
Great Lakes
Naval Armor
Union Station
Wisconsin Railroad Commission
Frank P. Hixon
Dead Man’s Hill
Berlin
Robert S. Allen
Paul Scott Washington
Johnson
Rtment of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Office of Economic Opportunity
Antipoverty Agency
National Institutes of Health Research
Congress
John Gardner
William Stewart
Gardner
OEO
Public Health Service
Stewart
U.S
Mind-Corrupters Discuss Self Censorship at West Coast Conference
A West Coast gathering of newsdealers debated voluntary censorship of lascivious and undesirable material for youths. The group echoed Adlai Stevenson’s 1952 quote about corrupting the public mind, emphasizing moral responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlai Stevenson
Carl Riblet Jr
Jacoby on Bridge shows North South vulnerable play
North opens with a and West responds to a 2NT sequence. After a series of passes the final contract is 3NT. Opening lead is card four as West and East show strength in spades and diamonds with the dummy on table.
Expert Bridge Play and a Misread Hand in 11-Point No Trump
A bridge article analyzes South’s two no trump bid and North’s three bid. It details a misplay by South with a low spade, East’s diamond and club shows, and West’s assumptions about spades. The critique notes how the defense and mislead by East altered the contract.
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South
North
Dummy
Queen of Diamonds
East
Declarer
West
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Indianapolis Star
D. O. Mahoney
Viroqua
Vernon County
Peter M. Hanson
Holmen
U. S
American Economic Association
Losey Boulevard
Grandad Bluff
Joseph H. Rossbach
Milwaukee Railroad
Kansas City
Paris
E. C. Dixon
First
Wesley) Methodist Church
Board of Examiners
Evanston
Ill
J. T. Donaghey
Tribune
la Crosse Normal School
Ernest A. Smith
By Sydney J. Harris
Goethe
Shen
Sydney
Harris
New Left
the Tribune
Hoan
Zeidler
Norman Thomas
Michael Harrington
Bible Verises
Job
Wyngaard
John
Democratic Party
Mansfield
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
David
Lawrence
Jacoby
BY Oswald
James Jacoby
West East
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