Soviet offer on test ban seen as weak after long talks
U S and British negotiators resume talks with the Soviet Union on a treaty to end atmospheric nuclear tests. Opinion says the Soviet offer of up to three inspections a year is insufficient and negotiators may haggle for months while the West risks concessions and continued security concerns.
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Cuba
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Formosa
Red China
Lebanon
Middle East
Bipartisan push for Senate inquiry into 1961 Cuban invasion
Republican leaders in the Senate call for an independent study of the 1961 Cuban invasion to determine planners, promised air support, and intelligence quality. Democrats warn of partisan effects, but supporters cite past nonpartisan inquiries as precedent and urge a joint committee to reveal the true security story.
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U.S
Congress
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Foreign Relations Committee
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Kennedy
Senate
Ike
Doctor Suggests Wives Shovel Snow to Save Husbands
Chicago heart specialist Dr. Oglesby Paul argues wives should shovel snow in homes with deskbound breadwinners to keep men healthy, inviting criticism as unchivalrous while noting other experts favor hard work. He recalls a mower salesman’s comment on lightweight mowers for women. The piece ends with a biblical quote and turns to broader gendered debates.
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Chicago
Oglesby Paul
AMA
Paul
MR. Eisenhower
Joint Chiefs of Staff
White House
Ike
Reader letters debate national debt and taxes in Wisconsin
Vernon W. Thomson argues for a 1 percent annual reduction of the national debt and cites Treasury data from 1962 and 1963. Ralph M. Olmsted endorses a fair sales tax with food and clothing refunds to aid poor families, criticizing price controls and tax shifts.
Reynolds Still Active in Politics, Tribune Notes
The Tribune observes Mr. Reynolds remains active in political circles. He engages in local events and public discussions, signaling ongoing involvement in civic matters and community leadership.
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the Tribune
Mr. Reynolds
Army farm helper program aimed at La Crosse
Review of 1943 news notes reports an Army of farm helpers being organized to enroll for summer jobs in La Crosse with a goal of securing 3.5 million dollars in national aid for farmers, an initiative announced by Paul McNutt and Wickard amid wartime measures.
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la Crosse
Paul McNutt
Wickard
Rostov
Portland
Ore
Martha Brunson Jones
Hitler
Kenneth Keenan
Farnam
French German treaty may be hopeful but unstable
AP analysis notes two aging leaders, De Gaulle and Adenauer, signing a closer Franco German pact that could fade with leadership change. France seeks dominance, Germany fears subjugation, and lingering disputes over Britain, NATO, and a potential European nuclear force cast doubt on the agreement’s durability.
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de Gaulle
Adenauer
France
Germany
Europe
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Gaulle
Britain
Kennedy
NATO
Doctor Answers Teen Acne Remedies and Facts
The doctor explains acne causes in teens including hormonal changes and diet. Avoid iodized salt and limit sweets, while chocolate milk may worsen some cases. Scrupulous cleanliness and weekly plain soap shampooing help. see a doctor if not improving. Also notes a 63 year old woman gave birth to her 23rd child, with menopause gradual and possible later pregnancies.
Portraits by John C Metcalfe Lady's Shoulder
Poem titled Portraits by John C Metcalfe explores a beloved shoulder as haven and comfort. The verses compare a loved one s shoulder to a shepherd s protection and to dreamy imagery of moonlight and stardust Ermine clouds and alluded tenderness from the speaker.
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Field Enterprises, Inc
If Your Wishbone Is Where Your Backbone Lies
A pointed quip suggests that relying on wishful thinking rather than backbone hinders progress and achievement. It frames resilience and practical effort as essential to moving forward.
Kennedy Two Year Mark Shows Quiet Eisenhower Contrast
A retrospective view compares Kennedy's first two years to Eisenhower's record. It notes Kennedy travels, public stance on Cuba, UN Congo actions, and a congressional climate similar to Eisenhower era. The piece highlights Ike's steady, disciplined staff approach and ongoing public service.
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Eisenhower
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U.N
Congo
White House
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United Nations
Reynolds urges GOP surrender on taxes in Wisconsin
Gov Reynolds, in his first news conference, argues Republicans will fail to pass a sales tax and will favor his higher income tax plan. He blames past GOP tax records, predicts a showdown over his revenue bill, and says compromise may follow if fiscal chaos is avoided.
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Madison
Reynolds
Gaylord Nelson
Nelson
Senate
Assembly
Gov. Reynolds
Wisconsin
Washington Notebook: Brooks Hays and Club Banter
A reporter calls Brooks Hays at the White House liaison office and is told the secretary is too busy to answer. The Cosmos Club bulletin jokes about bringing European culture to Washington with references to Mona Lisa and iconic landmarks.
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Arkansas
Hays
Hayes
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Cosmos Club
Pisa
Europe
Rome
Greece
South's bold heart slam bid in bridge game
In bridge, South tries four no trump then uses Blackwood after North shows two aces. East and West misread South's desperation hint leading to a successful slam in hearts as North counters with a double.
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Blackwood
East
West
North
E&h K
Grosse Cribune Masthead Note
The excerpt lists staff roles and names including Sanford Goltz as Editor and R. L. Bangsberg as Contributing Editor with J. E. Lienlokken, K. F. Teachout, and LEEWARD LEE among the editors and ED Keefe as Circulation Manager. It appears as a newspaper masthead fragment.
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Sanford Goltz
R. L. Bangsberg
J. E. Lienlokken
K. F. Teachout
Leeward Lee
ED Keefe
Mgr
La Crosse Tribune Advertisement Rate Card Details
Public notice style summary of newspaper masthead and pricing. Lists editors and managers, address, AP affiliation, circulation contacts, and home delivery/subscription rates for La Crosse Wisconsin area including Onalaska and La Crescent with tiered pricing and advance payment terms.
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la Crosse Tribune
4Th and
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wis
Wisconsin
Lee Enterprise, Inc
Associated Press
Tribune
Pan
Shih Inn
Jann & Kelley, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Censeeren
Onalaska
la Crescent
Sunday Tribune
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