Byrnes Won’t Back Tax Cuts While Spending Rises
Wisconsin Representative John Byrnes, ranking Republican on the Ways and Means Committee, argues against tax cuts while federal spending and deficits grow. He calls for no new federal programs for a year or two except emergencies, signaling a shift in Kennedy era policy and underscoring debt concerns.
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John Byrnes
Green Bay
Byrnes
White House
Congress
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Senate
House
Rep. Byrnes
Ways and Means
Republican Conference
Washington
Paris
France
Minneosta
U.S
Black River
W. E. Barber
la Crosse
Wisconsin Conservation Commission
Blaine
John M. Becker
Monroe
Green County
Kerr Dies, Oklahoma Senator Left Big Legislative Footprint
The Senate mourns Robert Kerr, Oklahoma Democrat, a bold and gifted debater who shaped major Kennedy era bills. He influenced the 1963 trade bill, opposed Medicare, and helped craft the Kerr Mills medical plan with Rep. Mills. His absence in the 88th Congress could alter spending and tax-cut battles.
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U.S. Senate
Robert Kerr
Oklahoma
Congress
Kennedy
Kerr
Bob Kerr
Senate
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
John Kennedy
Wisconsin
Conrad Hilton
Chicago
Sen. Kerr
Community letters weigh world peace and Sunday shopping
Letters from Mrs Florence Ertel of Galesville and others urge action for world peace and reflect on modern life. Readers debate faith, happiness, and whether money buys peace, alongside a plea to keep stores open Sundays for shoppers and workers. Richard C Holt defends Sunday commerce amid local sentiment.
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the Tribune
Florence Ertel
Galesville, Wis
la Crosse
Elizabeth Levert
South Ave
Tate
Bell
Richard C. Holt
Richland Center
Wis
Local La Crosse Family Magazine Highlights
The La Crosse Sunday Tribune Family Magazine features Jack Kenward’s superb photography and human interest stories about local people. Readers find the pieces engaging and suitable for children, sparking greater citywide interest.
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la Crosse
Sunday Tribune
Jack Kenward
Aid Eligibility Needs New Look
Editorial reviews welfare eligibility issues amid public concerns over relief cheaters. Proposes non categorical aid based on human need and suggests including general assistance under matching welfare to relieve counties. Advocate Robert Beck of Lansing Iowa urges broader study of criteria and reforms.
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Your Dee
ADC
Robert Beck
Lansing
Towa
Grand Opening Review Highlights Past Year’s News in 1943
Historical survey notes 1943 events: Russians push beyond Mozdok while German lines crumble, county blackout planned, wartime figures named in La Crosse Army Air Corps, and local education shortages highlighted. Mentions furlough returns, rail and police matters, and a wave of civic notes across La Crosse.
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Mozdok
Bells Herald County
la Crosse
U.S. Army Air Corps
Warren J. Bosshard
Allen Embury
John W. Hall
Gerald M. Johnson
Alfred J. Herlitzka
Robert Grosskopf
Gerald G. Moriarity
Lyle A. Cooper
Herbert B. Olson
William C. Mayo
Lloyd A. Gilbertson
Curt H. Kohnert
Hazel Leicht
Bernard Cuta
Thomas Cuta
Hyde Ave
Camp Polk
New York Newspaper Strike Drives Coffee Talk And News Vacuum
Inez Robb laments four weeks of city paperless mornings as New Yorkers cope with a newspaper strike. Readers crave in depth reporting and worry about Khrushchev and Castro while coffee tastes funny without daily papers. The piece notes potential strain with coffee producers and the UN if the strike endures.
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Benjamin Franklin
New York City
Castro
Khrushchev
Brazil
United Nations
Doctor Answers Readers Queries on Mosquitoes and Alcohol
Dr Wayne G Brandstadt explains encephalitis precautions during Florida outbreaks and the anti alcohol drug disulfiram Antabuse. He notes vaccine risks and urges local health control plus mosquito avoidance. He outlines safety, consent, and cautions for medical conditions before using the drug.
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Florida
Kennedy Tax Reform Talk Meets Reality Of Higher 1963 Taxes
President Kennedy’s drive for tax cuts is offset by 1963 increases totaling about 5.8 billion dollars as Social Security and other levies rise. The article argues that downsides include higher take home pay losses, tighter regulations, and looming deficits despite reform rhetoric. It notes unions seek higher wages and warns that planned reductions may favor lower brackets while recouping revenue via loophole closings.
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Kennedy
Lawrence
Treasury
Congress
Herman Talmadge
Dga
Growth Of Insurance Shapes Wisconsin Regulatory Challenge
Madison reports that Wisconsin's insurance sales approach one billion dollars annually, prompting calls for stronger state supervision. Commissioner Charles Manson warns of a need to protect unsophisticated buyers amid complaints over nonuniform policy forms and misrepresented benefits. Audits and tighter agent licensing are planned as the state anticipates a bigger regulatory role.
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State Insurance Department
Charles Manson
Wisconsin
Public Service Commission
Manson
Insurance Department
Charles Timbers
Elect Reynolds
Reynolds
Tve
Capitol
North South play: a moral from a tricky bridge hand
The deal features West opening a trump and North bidding again despite no guarantee of game. South, with ten points, leads a club and finesses to win five odd. East’s king of trumps helps South, who discards diamonds and a spade for two spade tricks, reaching game. The pair laugh at the bid but vow not to repeat it.
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South
East
West
Busy salesgirl wraps up shift without incident
A busy salesgirl finishes her shift without hurting anyone as she prepares to leave. No injuries were reported and the scene remained orderly according to witnesses.
La Crosse Tribune Publisher and Rates Listing
The La Crosse Tribune imprint lists editors and staff, pricing, and subscription options. It details daily and Sunday delivery areas La Crosse Wisconsin pricing for mail and home delivery plus regional limits and payment terms.
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Jann & Kelley, Inc
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Atlanta
la Crosse
Onalaska
la Crescent
Carrier Bay
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