Right to Remove Car Keys Sparks Wisconsin Debate
In Wausau a proposed ordinance would ban leaving ignition keys in parked cars and authorize police to remove them. The measure drew sharp opposition from some residents who cited civil liberties concerns, while police and the district attorney supported it. A juvenile court judge warned joyriders often use unlicensed youths, and a state law to ban key leaving has not passed.
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Wausau
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Deserter asylum sparks debate on Sweden policy
A newspaper column denounces Sweden granting asylum to U S navy deserters and other military personnel fleeing to avoid Vietnam era service. The piece argues asylum should be rare and questions Sweden safety and fairness if deserters return, predicting social cost and arguing against further asylum grants.
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Sweden
U.S. Navy
Tokyo
Vietnam
U.S
Import quotas as a fix for the trade balance deficit
The article argues that U.S. trade deficits stem from imports in key sectors like autos iron and steel textiles and clothing and proposes import quotas based on a three year average. It notes potential foreign retaliation and highlights wage trends after wage-price guidelines were relaxed. It questions why travel bans coexist with large import outflows.
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United States
U.S
America
U.S. Department of Labor
Publisher-Hall Syndicate
New Effort to curb Supreme Court debated in Congress
Dirksen and McCormack lead private talks on restraining the high court amid concerns over judicial edict unsettlement. Plans include a constitutional convention to curb court power and Senate action to override rulings on defense plant employment and other internal security laws. The Powell case looms as potential crisis.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Congress
Senate
Everett Dirksen
House
John McCormack
Dirksen
U.S
GOP
Senate Policy Committee
McCormack
House Judiciary Committee
Adam Clayton Powell
Harlem
House of Congress
Powell
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
State Land Buying Won't Be Stepped Up
Governor Knowles laments the 1961 ORAP land buying program not being expanded or made permanent. A task force blamed slow reporting and limited tax appetite, proposing a near doubling of spending by linking to the general fund rather than new taxes, with a 1969 legislative review pending.
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Madison
Knowles
ORAP
Task Force
Legislative Branch
Legislative Standing Committees On
Tomah plans drive for thirty thousand to build hospital
Jrubune notes 1948 plan for a $30,000 hospital fund from Tomah while the City Plan Commission approves a public poll to determine the order of improvements under the city master plan.
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Tomah
City Plan Commission
R. W. Bardwell
la Crosse
Madison Vocational School
Mohandas K. Gandhi
India
A. J. Capellen
Batavian National Bank
Ella James
Overuse of Overall Seeks to Dilute Meaning in Language
The piece discusses Sir Ernest Gowers and C S Lewis cautioning against broad words like overall. It notes how overall usurps precise terms in contexts such as aggregate production, total, average, and other synonyms. It argues overall should be reserved for a single garment use.
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Ernest Gowers
London
Sir Ernest
C. S. Lewis
La Crosse Tribune Publisher and editing staff details
La Crosse Tribune lists W T Burgess as publisher and Sanford Goltz as editor. Provide publication address and note AP affiliation and postal rates.
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la Crosse Tribune
Sanford Goltz
The Lesson Of Korea How Asians Would See Peace Talks
Washington correspondent examines Asian and Communist psychology behind Ho Chi Minh’s talks offer. Accepting talks with an unconditional bombing halt could boost Communist morale and erode U.S. aims, while history from Korea shows Asians view unilateral concessions as signs of American weakness.
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NEA
Washington
Johnson
Ho Chi Minh
Lenin
Mao
Hanoi
U.S
North Vietnam
United States
Mag Tse-tung
Asia
France and De Gaulle eyed in monetary system critique
The caption predicts President De Gaulle will press efforts to limit U.S. global influence by reshaping the international monetary system. The piece quotes Boswell and notes a single idea framed as wrong, attributed to Cari Riblet Jr.
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France
de Gaulle
United States
Boswell
Dr. Johnson
Cari Riblet Jr
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City Hall
Civil Liberties Union
Detroit
West Germany
Texas
United States of America
Canada
Hemisphere
By Dirksen, McCormack
By John Wyngaard
Jrubune Fales
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Schenectady
N.Y
Common Council
Verdhota
Herman M. Egstad
Bureau of Public Affairs
St. Paul Chamber of Commerce
University of Wisconsin Alumni Association
Fairfield
Iowa
Myrick Park and
Market Street Lines
German Empire
von Hertling
Waco
Tex
West Salem
Wallace R. Montague
Valecia
W. T. Burgess
Ath and
Cass Sts
Wis
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
la Crosse Wisconsin
Korea
South Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Burma
Thailand
Malaysia
United Nations
Yalu River
North Korea
Red
Southeast Asia
Cromiey
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