Where The Remedy Lies In Wisconsin Law Disclosure
In Wisconsin the debate over removing the attorney general from partisan election ends with support for keeping the current structure. Officials argue the five partisan officers plus the nonpartisan superintendent should remain, while noting the attorney general should supervise criminal investigations and the remedy lies in full disclosure and voter choice.
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Wisconsin
Dalton-La Follette-Meister
Criminal Investigation Division
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Secretary of State
la Follette
LeRoy Dalton
Interstate Fair Revival Brings Fresh Balance Near West Salem
The Interstate Fair in the Tri State area is reorganized and refinanced after declines post World War II. It now features a balanced midway and grandstand, nightly fireworks, stock judging, an auction, and strong 4 H youth presence, with promising weather and potential for a revived strong audience.
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the Tribune
Tri-State
West Salem
Illinois Liquor Commission Warns Against Raising Drinking Age
The Illinois Liquor Control Commission told liquor stores and taverns they cannot raise the minimum sale age above 21. Some Chicago area shops had set 23 to prevent underage purchases. Chairman Howard S. Cartwright warned operators face license revocation or suspension for such actions.
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Illinois Liquor Control Commission
Chicago
Howard S. Cartwright
Commission
Railroad strike settled and White House orders control
Tribune Files recalls 1948 events as the railroad strike ends with control of all lines returned to owners by the White House. Three Americans die when an Air Force cargo plane crashes near Frankfurt en route to Berlin. Eisenhower tells Sen Claude Pepper he would not accept the Democratic nomination. Common Council accepts sewer bid totals for the 5th and 15th Wards.
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White House
Berlin
Frankfurt
Dwight Eisenhower
Claude Pepper
D-Fla
Common Council
Freedom and the Arts in Twentieth Century Struggles
The article argues that individual freedom energizes masses for practical work more than cultural creation. It suggests societies with subsidized excellence may nurture artists better than free but undervalued environments, citing Coleridge and Renaissance Florence as examples of mass participation shaping art.
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Coleridge
Germany
Italy
Florence
Greece
Soviet arms drive outpacing U S in key missiles
U S intelligence warns the Kremlin will exceed the American land based strategic arsenal this year as new long range missiles rise to over 1 200 in hardened silos. Moscow advances an ABM system by 1969 and pursues FOBS while Johnson delays a decision on an anti Chinese defense.
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Paul Scott Washington
Kremlin
Soviet Union
U.S
White House
Moscow
Johnson
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Senate
House Armed Service Committees
Defense
McNamarra
Russia
Self Evident Items Lose Clarity in Public Discourse
Sydney Harris critiques how terms and labels shift with perspective. He mocks the way regulation versus meddling, irony versus sarcasm, and other phrases reveal bias and self interest in public debate.
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National School Boards Association
Bible Verse About Brotherly Love Cited
A Bible verse notes that loving one's brother keeps a person in the light and free from stumbling. The quote from I John 2 10 emphasizes daily virtue and moral guidance.
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John
Youth Council Dance for Memorial Field Flagpole
La Crosse City Youth Council held a June 28 dance at Blessed Sacrament School gym to raise funds for a Memorial Field flagpole. The event credit includes three local radio stations and high schools for promoting the dance and teamwork praised by organizers.
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the Tribune
la Crosse City
Blessed Sacrament School
Memorial Field
la Crosse
Karen Schaefer
Letter writers clash over daring and danger in politics
Allen G Brailey Jr. denounces The Tribune editorial The Timid Giant for attacking today’s leaders while praising historic signers. He argues the editor would oppose Samuel Adams and 1775 1776 actions if in Boston and mocks calls for bold reform versus quiet conformity.
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the Tribune
Pueblo
Resurrection City
Boston
Samuel Adams
Mother England
Allen G. Brailey Jr
Paris Angel Drive
la Crosse
Coordination-Or Proliferation Higher Education Board Too Timid
Madison report on a Wisconsin conference questions if the Coordinating Council for Higher Education has real power to shape policy and curb duplications. Critics warn that without stronger authority the legislature may create another board, or pursue a full reorganization.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Coordinating Council For Higher Education
CCHE
Harold Konnack
Racine
Board of Regents
University of Wisconsin
Konnack
The
Legisla
Central Board
Name For Central Robert M La Follette
Editor The Tribune argues for renaming Central High School after Robert M La Follette. The writer praises the Wisconsin statesman’s impact on national thinking and suggests renaming to honor his influence.
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Robert M. la Follette
the Tribune
Roosevelt
Franklin
Jefferson
Washington
Lincoln
United States
Wisconsin
Bob
E. Whealdon
Wood St
la Crosse
Quick Quotes Allan De La Concha Leads Sandlot Win
Allan De La Concha pitched for a sandlot team that defeated a police department squad. The game carried symbolic tension as crowds noted the police linkage, and the outcome left fans with a sense of triumph over authority.
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Allan de la Concha
New York
La Crosse Tribune Publisher and Editor Info
La Crosse Tribune details publication offices in La Crosse Wisconsin with staff credits W T Burgess publisher and Sanford Goltz editor. It notes AP membership and distribution terms, including pricing for single copies and carrier delivery.
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W. T. Burgess
Sanford Goltz
la Crosse Tribune
4Th and
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wis
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
AP News
Wisconsin
You Never Knew a Devil Who Advised Hell
A reflection on cautious counsel from a father to his sons warning against bad company and temptations. W. Howe quotes cautionary wisdom, noting experience speaks louder than reckless pleasure in steering youth away from sin.
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Teachers College
Schmedeman
Thurman Hood
Frances Hood
S. 23Rd St
Trinity College
Hartford
Conn
Joseph Callaway
WKBH
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Clifford Lee
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Ohio
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Listic Missile System
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By Sydney J. Harris
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India
Youth Council Dance
Max Rafferty
Board of Education
Rafferty
Calvin Coolidge
Mark Twain
Benjamin J. Roloff
S. 4Th St
Higher Education Board
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Pigeon Lake
William E. White
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W. Howe
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