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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1963

Page

4

The Sweet Sound Of Freedom Liberty bells for July Fourth rising spirit

The Lacrosse Tribune Family Magazine notes a nationwide drive to ring bells at 1 p.m. on Thursday to honor American heritage. It praises postwar unity, U.N. membership, and the nation’s role as a free-world leader while urging citizens to embody liberty and pride through action and patriotism.

THE Lacrosse Tribune Family Magazine United Nations U.S United States Free World the Tribune America

Real Choice In ’64 Is Pressed By Reader

A reader asks if The Tribune will back Barry Goldwater and notes the Sunday editorial on Republican nominees. The piece examines 1964 prospects, party contrasts, and the need for a strong alternative to Kennedy administration policies. It argues Democrats are clearer in platform, Republicans seek liberal image, and bears on nomination timing for July.

Tribune Sen Barry Goldwater Arizona San Francisco U.S Goldwater Eisenhower

Readers' letters debate government power and socialism

Letters praise the Tribune-La Crosse convention as well run. They warn against federal overreach, urban renewal, and socialist shift, citing Lincoln and Khrushchev quotes. The writers urge vigilance to preserve liberty on Independence Day as the nation recalls government by the people.

the Tribune Lincoln United States Nikita Khrushchev Leon Bechtel 8Th St la Crosse

Federal troop deployment and constitutional questions stirred over aid

The letter asks how federal troops entered Alabama and Mississippi despite constitutional objections and how foreign aid passes without Congress or Senate approval. It recalls campaign promises to avoid state interference, and questions actions on Washington D C slums and crime.

The Tribune David Lawrence Alabama Mississippi Congress Senate United States Washington, D.C

Election of Cardinal Montini in Milan Sparks Hope for Modern Church

Editors note that many in the Christian world expect Pope John’s modernization to continue under his successor. The cardinal Montini from Milan, once close to Pius XII, gained favor with John and secured early broad support in secret ballots, reflecting balancing liberal and conservative forces within the College of Cardinals.

John Cardinal Montini Milan Pius XII College of Cardinals Montini

Negro Housing Issue Persists in Wisconsin Politics

Madison dispatch notes the civil rights debate lingers as the Assembly killed a fair housing bill. Democrats push for a state law against race and creed discrimination in housing while Gov Reynolds seeks a special session. The writer cites Milwaukee growth and rising urban racial tensions as inevitable with industrial expansion.

John Wyngaard Madison Assembly Reynolds

Review of the News in Years Past 1943 and 1933 items

Long recap of historical items from 1943 1933 and 1923 including wartime air victory notes death sentence commutation, river crest forecast, local leaders named La Crosse USO director, and a broad set of local civic notes. Notable entries cover Andrew E Smith Dorothy Kutzborsky and Central graduate enlistment, plus various civic and business moves in La Crosse Wisconsin.

Solomons U.S Pacific Rendova Milan Mich Max Stephan Canada Roosevelt Mississippi River Andrew E. Smith Standard Oil Holy Name Society la Crosse Uso Dorothy Kutzborsky August Kutzborsky Cass la Crosse Gundersen Clinic

Stamps For Riders Provokes Vallejo Taxicab ruling

Vallejo AP reports city attorney Rolland L. Pope ruled trading stamps offered by taxicab drivers violate an ordinance by acting as rebates on cab fares. The item notes the legal stance and contrasts it with odd general observations on fashion, banking, clothing repair, dining, home decor, marriage finances, and teen attitudes.

Vallejo Calif Rolland L. Pope

Spats Within NATO Obscure a Path to Peace with Russia

David Lawrence argues the core issue is persuading the Soviet Union to renounce nuclear war. He criticizes Western quarrels and calls for united U.S. leadership to advance democratic freedoms in Eastern Europe and reduce Cold War tensions. He cites Khrushchev’s East Berlin comments and Na tions credentials in Budapest to illustrate misdirected debates. He urges the United States to shift from meddling inside alliances to pressing common enemies of mankind toward genuine peace.

Washington United States America Kennedy Europe Lawrence Soviet Union Russia Western Alliance Hungary United Nations Budapest Nikita Khrushchev East Berlin Moscow State Department New York Herald Tribune, Inc

Golf Pros Should Push Standardized Teaching

Cy Barrett champions a universal golf teaching system as the sport’s future in business and enjoyment. He recalls testing a method devised by Wes Conrad of Arizona with Jack Conrad in 1961, breaking 80 quickly and posting a 9-hole score of 32, arguing traditional lessons focus on curing faults rather than healthy technique. He notes a shift toward constructive, simplified teaching that yields consistent results. Mrs Brush asks about her Canadian oil stock losses, and the reply directs her to the Ontario Securities Commission in Toronto for guidance.

Golf Bagley Jack Conrad Wes Conrad Arizona Canadian Chamber of Commerce Brush Mrs. Brush Toronto Canada Ontario Securities Commission Parliament Building

Expert defense beats declarer in bridge analysis

Oswald Jacoby explains how Cliff Russell and Harry Harkavy used low cards to reveal holdings. In a sample hand, clues from queen of spades, three diamonds, and echo plays exposed declarer South’s two diamonds, leading to a forced loss of eight tricks for South and a strong defensive plan.

Cliff Russell Harry Harkavy Miami Cliff Harry South Declarer

Sanford Goltz Leads Tribune Editorial Team Portrait

The paper lists Sanford Goltz as editor with R L Bangsberg contributing editor J E Lienlokken as news and photo editor K F Teachout as city editor Leeward Lee as state editor and Ed Keefe handling circulation management in the masthead.

Sanford Goltz R. L. Bangsberg J E. Lienlokken K. F. Teachout Leeward Lee ED Keefe

La Crosse Tribune Rates and Delivery Details

Publication details and service rates for The La Crosse Tribune daily and Sunday editions. Includes delivery areas La Crosse Onalaska La Crescent and pricing by week month and year with mail subscription options and restrictions. Also lists contact numbers and advertising representatives.

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