Wisconsin pushes for new Interstate link extending from Milwaukee
Wisconsin highway officials and groups press for expanded I road mileage. Representatives Laird and Reuss seek federal approval for an arterial from Milwaukee through Fox River Valley to Wausau Hurley and Superior with priority on La Crosse downtown extensions of 4.8 miles. Local leaders urge broad support for faster traffic and jobs.
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R Marshfield
Henry Reuss
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Fox River Valley
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Hurley
Superior
la Crosse
Green Bay
Eau Claire
Madison
Chamber of Commerce
Loyal Tribune Carriers Deliver Papers Despite Bitter Cold
In La Crosse Wisconsin Tribune carrier teams brave deep cold to reach front porches and deliver weekend editions. The poem notes Greek saying on mail service endures, praising devotion of weather tested couriers. Readers are urged to honor carriers with timely collections.
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Soviets Offer Limited On-Site Inspectors In Test Ban Talks
AP analysis notes Soviet willingness to discuss on-site inspections at most three per year while rejecting a broader ban that includes France and China. It observes Western diplomats cautiously evaluating a concession that may simply open negotiations without real constraint, amid ongoing Franco American British talks with the USSR.
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Tribune Reader Letter on Urban Renewal Burden and Benefits
Leon Bechtel of La Crosse questions whether condemned areas under urban renewal will cut taxes or raise costs. He cites Pittsburgh studies showing higher property tax revenue after slum clearance and asks if 75 properties and nine businesses removed from taxation will still require public services for remaining taxpayers.
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Washington Notebook Mixed signals in capital social season
A Republican National Committee staffer reports six Christmas cards from GOP congressmen versus twelve from Democrats. A new breakfast dish uses bourbon in pancake mix served as Pancake-kebob. In the Pentagon Skybolt missile project cancellations are reportedly to be replaced by bow and arrow research.
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Review of the News in Years Past 1943 Hidden in La Crosse Pages
Eighth Army advances in Tunisia. Rommel forces pounded along Tripoli coast. Reds seize Voloknovka and Armavir. Rationing for butter and cheese planned. Rear Adm. Robert A. English reported missing. Alexander Wolcott dies in New York. Traffic goals call for fewer stops. Home Farm Week expects 500 attendees with Carl Neprud speaking. Local weather and nylon stockings drives outlined. Mrs. J S Otten speaks on Canadian unknown country.
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Red split in Communist ranks dominates East Berlin congress
INEZ ROBB notes the intra Communist feud between Russian Khrushchevists and Chinese Maoists, as East Berlin hosts a bitter split. Khrushchev boasts 40,000 warheads while Mao cites billions in potential losses, signaling a looming great power struggle within the party.
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Not Lost In Shuffle
Louisville waiter Lewis C Olive, after 18 years at a local restaurant, excels at bridge. At a Detroit tournament he won three firsts two seconds and a third with different partners in a showcase of his card skills.
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Portraits by John C. Mitcalfe The Wild Ones
A 1963 verse by John C. Mitcalfe contemplates global conflicts and the suffering caused by aggression. The poet urges constructive living and hopes for a peaceful, boundless joy free from bellicose pursuits.
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Kennedy Cuban invasion story prompts new congressional probe
Washington voices call for a congressional inquiry into the Bay of Pigs fiasco. Atty General Kennedy says planning lay with the CIA and Joint Chiefs, with final approval by the President. Questions linger on air cover and civilian interference.
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Reynolds Seeks Total Legislative Clash in Wisconsin
Gov. John W. Reynolds has set a short honeymoon by taking a hard line against the legislature. He named Frank Zeidler to head the Department of Resource Development and declared he will not negotiate on tax policy, signaling prolonged conflict and potential stalemate in state government.
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Wisconsin
Hal Sims Makes Four Spades From Unlikely Bid
The late P. Hal Sims claims spades as his lucky suit and opens four spades despite a potential misfit with partner. East bids four hearts, West passes after holding king of diamonds, and Hal converts the hand to a game in spades with careful play and a few defensive slips.
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La Crosse Tribune Newspaper Details and Rates
The La Crosse Tribune editorial and staff credits listed with publisher and department heads. Subscription and home delivery rates for La Crosse area and surrounding regions are detailed along with mail rates for broader distances.
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