No Cheers For NATO In Danish Election Debates
The Danish election centers on inflation and Krag's austerity policy. The Radical Liberals gain ground and may require a NATO referendum if Krag seeks coalition. Greenland bomber incident colors Danish views on the alliance as Europe prospers but questions remain about shared defense burdens.
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Harold Wilson
Britain
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Denmark
Krag
Jens Krag
Greenland
U.S
Europe
France
Dollar leak abroad: U S pays to unload gift food
Senate investigation finds wasteful spending on unloading and port charges in countries receiving U S donated food. The probe argues improving administration could save millions yearly while the President calls for tighter limits on overseas investments and travel to curb the balance of payments deficit.
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U.S
Robert S. Allen
Washington
Johnson
Senate
Congress
State Department
Senate Committee
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
CARE
Catholic Relief Service
Lutheran World Service
The Leaders Disease and Johnson's Withdrawal From Reality
Sydney J. Harris critiques President Johnson's arrogance and paranoia citing seeks to control views and government assets. The piece surveys Gruening's subcommittee findings on improper U.S. charges in foreign aid shipping and lost tax dollars, highlighting AID and State Department inaction and balance of payments concerns.
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Johnson
U.S
de Gaulle
Hitler
Stalin
Gruening
Agency For International Development
State Department
State Expands Crackdown by Funding County Prosecutions
Madison reports a major shift in Wisconsin policing as the state offers grant-in-aid to counties to raise district attorney salaries. Officials hope better pay will attract experienced prosecutors, strengthening local crime-fighting and addressing strained police forces amid rising organized crime concerns.
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Madison
Wisconsin
la Follette
Far East trade tour eyed for Agri culture Secretary Freeman
The Johnson administration plans a presidential jet tour to the Far East for Agri culture Secretary Freeman and farm leaders with one day stops in Tokyo, Seoul, Taiwan, and Hong Kong ending with a Honolulu break. Vice President Humphrey plans an Africa trip to study aid effects. Critics doubt necessity or productivity of such trips while taxpayers stay home.
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Agriculture
Freeman
Far East
Hubert Humphrey
Africa
Ag Department
Tokyo
South Korea
Taiwan
Hong Kong
Honolulu
Johnson Administration
Truman asks Congress extend grain control to Oct 31
President Truman asks Congress to extend until Oct 31 his power to control grain use citing a shortage that jeopardizes national unity. Gov Rennebohm appeals statewide to save fuel, calling the situation serious. Harold E Stassen predicts GOP victory with or without Henry A Wallace candidacy. Grain control ending this week. whisky use measure killed. Medical group warns against rubbing snow on frostbite.
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Truman
Congress
Rennebohm
Harold E. Stassen
GOP
Henry A. Wallace
La Crosse Tribune Publisher and editors and notices
The La Crosse Tribune lists W. T. Burgess as publisher and Sanford Goltz as editor. It notes publishing schedule and office location at 4th and Cass Streets La Crosse Wisconsin and affiliation with Lee Enterprises and Associated Press. It also states AP news content rights and mail and carrier rates.
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la Crosse Tribune
4Th
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wis
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Pueblo capture may leak U S secret codes
From an intelligence view the Pueblo seizure could expose U S coding and decoding gear carried aboard the ship. If any equipment survived, Soviet access might enable reconstruction of how U S codes operate and aid deciphering future messages.
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U.S
Far East
Soviet Union
United States
Asia
Moscow
Doves Questioned as Pueblo Crisis Rails Against Communism
In 1968 David Lawrence argues the North Korea seizure of a US Navy vessel strengthens the US case in Vietnam. He says the act proves ongoing war status with Korea, supports increased US air power, and could force UN and Soviet actions while warning against premature US troop withdrawals.
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Washington
U.S. Navy
North Korea
United States
United Nations
Korea
Seoul
South Korea
Johnson
Far East
Vietnam
Asia
Publishers-Hall Syndicate
News Writing Insight From Walker Quote
A professor of journalism tells a class that news is everywhere and a good reporter finds it. The note cites Stanley Walker and his line that women, wampum and wrongdoing are always news, referencing City Editor.
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Dominican Republic
Liberia
India
Peter
Matthew
John
Wyngaard
Jribune
Italy
Common Council
Kentucky
Claude Charles Bloch
U.S. Fleet
Sen
Pittman
D-Nev
Sheppard
D-Tex
Col. L. L. Lawson
Washington, D.C
Bernard J. Volz
Standard Oil Co
Chicago
Milwaukee Athletic Club
New Logan
Board of Education
John A. Bayer
la Crosse Clearing House Group
Austria- Hungary
Germany
Kaiser Wilhelm
Vienna
D. W. MacVille
Wilson
la Crosse Industrial Association
National Gauge and Register Co
la Crosse Tractor
la Crosse Garment
W. T. Burgess
Sanford Goltz
Ray Cromley
NEA
Naval
Cromiey
Doves
By David Lawrence
U.N
Security Council
North Pacific
David
Lawrence
Stanley Walker
Carl Riblet Jr
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