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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1963
Page
4
Gov John Reynolds signals a no hold barred tax battle over sales tax in Wisconsin as Republicans push revenue plans. The piece warns a potential deadlock between governor and Legislature, stressing limited margins and the risk of prolonged fiscal clash without a clear compromise.
The business columnists note tax loophole definitions expand as AP reports clarify the term. Expected Kennedy proposals may cut mortgage interest and state local taxes, end joint filing benefits, tax municipal bonds, and curb depletion allowances. The debate contrasts usual citizen views with broader federal changes. Luke 13 18.
AP analysis suggests Khrushchev may use East German Congress to sow suspicion of US concessions on Berlin and to test Western resolve. The report notes strain with China, NATO unity worries, and French opposition to a multinational nuclear force as Khrushchev's policy speech looms.
The text argues Cuba as a Soviet base near the US is a menace, but warns that bulk spending on non essential programs weakens national power. It calls for a clear message that a sound currency and efficient economy are as vital as military strength, predicting a favorable public response.
A DEW official misfired, delivering a talk in Menomonie, Wisconsin instead of Menominee, Michigan. The column untangles Me nomini Me nominee Menomonee and Menomonie spelling quirks across Michigan and Wisconsin, noting places rivers tribes and a possible tribal name meaning wild rice.
The Wausau Record-Merald notes Judge Patrick T Stone's death and honors him as a respected jurist and good friend to many. It highlights his dedication to justice, mercy, wit, and decorum, plus his civic involvement and personal kindness.
A compact chronicle notes major 1943 events: Stalingrad losses and Berlin air raids contrast with war stamp sales rise, coal drive snow clearing pleas, religious ordinations, club meetings, and civic leaders in La Crosse. Also mentions Philippine independence, Insull citizenship bid, state mortgage bills, and Manchuria issues. then recalls 1923 Ruhr defiance, 1913 politics, and postwar opinions with social events and committees.
Inez Robb argues for a sweeping tax plan by spreading the 27 percent depletion allowance on oil to all taxpayers. She notes Congress foresees only a tentative tax cut and warns reform remains complex, urging simple, broad tax relief despite likely opposition.
The critique argues President Kennedy's annual message omits key economic issues. It blames monopoly power of labor unions for price increases and stalled shipping, calling for compulsory arbitration and a tougher stance on labor leadership. It warns that unchecked union influence harms free markets and prosperity.
In Madison the lobbyists register for the new legislative term, with 300 plus expected filings and a $10 fee for a license card. The piece argues lobbying is a constitutional right and essential in a complex modern government, while noting Wisconsin's stringent regulatory framework and the public image of lobbyists.
In a health column, Dr. Wayne G. Brandstadt explains understanding multiple sclerosis moods, cataract treatment without required contact lenses, and waterless cooking as using pressure cookers with less nutrient loss. He invites readers to send questions, noting he cannot answer individual letters but will address general-interest topics.
Poem reflecting seasonal drives in spring summer autumn and winter with imagery of flowers, sunshine, snow, and a companion. Ends with a line about sharing the flowers with a darling. Published 1963 by Field Enterprises Inc.
The article discusses how juvenile delinquency often stems from past parental neglect and inaction. It notes how some women excuse troubling behavior by adopting a personal fault finding stance, suggesting a broader social pattern.
Editorial masthead for The La Crosse Tribune lists Sanford Goltz as editor and staff roles. It also details postage, circulation contacts, Associated Press affiliation, and home delivery and mail subscription rates for La Crosse Onalaska and La Crescent areas with regional options and pricing.
Howard Schenken and Peter Leventritt form a veteran American team pairing in a bridge match. North leverages Blackwood to signal aces, then proceeds to six no trump, with seven possible. Peter executes a clean hand by drawing trump, cashing diamonds and hearts, and delivering a decisive seven club lead that leaves East with no defense.
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