De Gaulle Threatens A New European Union Direction
The article argues that De Gaulle aims to center a unified Europe around France, excluding Britain unless terms bend to Paris. It warns this stance risks fracturing NATO unity, weakening Western defense, and shifting leadership away from the United States as Europe negotiates its economic and defense future.
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France
de Gaulle
Europe
NATO
Western Europe
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
Knutson Reflects On Enemies Of Last-Minute Run
La Crosse mayor Milo Knutson, pressed about rivals forcing his fifth term filing, deflects, citing newspaper persistence of past promises. The piece recalls eight years of battles over rates, development, and school control, noting his varied, imaginative issue list and hinting at his next campaign.
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Milo Knutson
la Crosse Tribune
la Crosse
the Tribune
Board of Education
Knutson
Robert Frosts Simple Profound Voice Wins Global Regard
The piece praises Robert Frost as a humane poet whose lines like Stopping by Woods and The Pasture reveal universal yearnings joys and disappointments. Though once overlooked by critics his steadfast integrity and quiet humor mark him as a true man of letters whose work resonates beyond New England.
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Robert Frost
New England
New Hampshire
Midwest
Moscow
Can't The Reformers Leave Us A Few Quiet Vices For Diversion?
Robert C. Ruark rails at campaigns to curb vices like smoking and drinking and mocks calls for virtue policing. He argues that moralizing against everyday pleasures ignores larger societal problems and notes famous writers who enjoyed such habits. He dismisses link between vices and crime or disease, urging tolerance.
Review of the News in Years Past 1943
In 1943 fuel oil supply in the Eastern states is cut again with heavy induction near. Large calls for men expected in February and March. Mrs Inga Peterson returns to Duluth after visiting her sister. Happy Birthday to Layton Clark and Robert John Cibuska. Clyde B Smith resigns after five years as leader of Teachers College athletics. Commissioned Navy lieutenant jg. Leon Miller named athletic director and Dr M O Graff becomes dean of men.
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Inga Peterson
Duluth
Minnie Tostrud
Layton Clark
Onalaska
Robert John Cibuska
Adams
Clyde B. Smith
Teachers College
Navy
Leon Miller
M. O. Graff
Cean
Horned Toads as Status Symbols Spark a Family Crusade
A reminiscence of midcentury chic items lightheartedly contrasts exotic pet obsessions with a Boise Valley childhood. The narrator recalls father’s horned toad surprises, mother’s ceiling-escape moment, and a vote on domestic lizards versus traditional pets, ending with a wish for a later era.
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Mama
Kenton
Papa
Boise Valley
Idaho
Norant
Cayman
Queen Mary
Portraits by John C Metcalfe
A poetic piece titled Portraits by John C Metcalfe cautions love seekers about trust. It weaves moonlit imagery and candlelight scenes with warnings to beware false assurances while expressing deep affection and desire to be near the beloved. Published in 1963 by Field Enterprises Inc.
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Field Enterprises, Inc
Price cut for postal special delivery may boost revenue
Washington contends that cutting the 30 cent special delivery stamp in stages could lift mail volume, raising Treasury receipts. The piece argues for gradual price changes, noting past declines in sales and the post office’s weekend cuts, and compares to private business price-making principles. The author suggests lowering to 20 then 10 cents to spur usage and reduce deficits.
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Washington
Treasury
Post Office Department
U. S. Steel Corp
Kennedy
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
Wisconsin Housing Bias Debate Stalls in Legislature
In Madison a minister appeals to lawmakers about housing discrimination faced by a Black family, highlighting Milwaukee’s segregated housing. The article notes long-standing Wisconsin prohibitions on public accommodations, the earlier fair employment act, and a bleak outlook for housing rights amid political resistance.
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Madison
Legislative Committee
Wisconsin
Governor's Commission On Human Rights
Fair Employment Practices Division
State Industrial Commission
Milwaukee
U S Takes Political Defeat at Brussels Stirring Atlantic Strains
AP analysis notes a United States defeat at Brussels fueling talk of isolationism and Anglo American economic clashes with Europe. Kennedy pledges unity as France’s stance hints Britain may be pressured into a compromised Western bloc under economic strains.
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Washington
United States
Brussels
Britain
Europe
West
Becker brothers lead world class bridge legacy
North player Mike Becker overbid with a single raise in clubs, then cue bid hearts, allowing Steve Becker to drive to six clubs. After West led king of diamonds and shifted to spades, Steve navigated a sequence through dummy to pull nine clubs, squeeze West, and finish with heart honors for the last tricks.
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B. Jay Becker
New York
Skippy
Philadelphia
Beckers
Mike Becker
Steve
Mike
East
West
Dummy
La Crosse Tribune Masthead and Delivery Rates
The La Crosse Tribune lists publisher W T Burgess and editor Sanford Goltz with staff editors and sales managers. It details home delivery rates for La Crosse area including Onalaska and La Crescent, and mail subscription prices within 75 to 150 miles of La Crosse.
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W. T. Burgess
Sanford Goltz
E. L. Burgess
R. L. Bangsberg
Howard Colvin
J. E. Linnlokken
Maxine Kahler
K. F. Teachout
Leeward Lee
Luther Wilkins
ED Keefe
la Crosse Tribu
4Th and
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wistie Udine
Wisconsin
la Crosse Tribune
Lee Enterprise, Inc
Associated Press
al AP News
Tiivane
Jann & Kelley, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Atlanta
Onalaska
la Crescent
Sunday Tribune
Carrier Boy
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North Carolina
National Education Association
Somerset
Junior
Jimmy Walker
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Joseph K. Kidder
Business & Professional Women's Club
YWCA
Josephine Fletcher
Addie Phillips
Caroline Zoellner
Bagley
Wis
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New Branch
North Side
Wood and Hayes Streets
George Street
Livingston
Buehler Bros
Joe Safford
Ray Huebner
S and H
State Senate
Ekern
McGovern
Otto Bosshard
Elections Committee
A. H. Schubert
Franklin Club
Bob la Follette
Inez Robb
Robb
John C. Metcalfe
David Lawrence
John Wyngaard
Deep South
Mississippi
Assemblyman Coggs
Wwe
J. M. Roberts
Indiana
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