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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1963
Page
9
Galeville Wis class of 1938 will hold a reunion and banquet at Galesville Golf Club on Saturday July 13 at 6 30 p m.
Rep. Mel R. Laird urged President Kennedy to appoint a Republican to attend the Moscow nuclear test ban negotiations. He criticized the administration for bipartisan posturing after policy actions and called for prior Republican consultation. Laird named Rep. Craig Hosmer as a preferred observer and criticized Harriman and Fisher as U.S. representatives.
The House Ways and Means Committee resumes work on President Kennedy's tax cut plan reviewing sections and draft provisions. Debate over rate reduction and dividend taxation remains open as lawmakers reset after civil rights tensions. Nominee for Thornberry’s seat, Rep. John Young, is seen as a likely successor.
An Eau Claire youth, James Schwebach, was injured Thursday at Camp Decorah while building a Boy Scout monkey bridge. A pole slipped in sand and fell on his head, knocking him unconscious briefly. He was treated at the camp and flown by ambulance to La Crosse Hospital for head injury.
The Badger Regional Bloodmobile drew 144 pints Tuesday at St Francis School of Nursing auditorium. Next visits are Aug. 19 23 at American Legion clubrooms and three days at Trane Co.
The Republican National Committee aims to raise over a million dollars this year in $10 gifts toward a Kennedy retirement fund. Circulars depict three rocking chairs labeled His, Bobby's, and Teddy's, with a note about illusion and stagnation reflecting concerns about progress.
The foreword to the 1952 Public Papers argues 1962 marked the moment international politics shifted toward diversity and freedom. The President’s assessment frames this as a pivotal era influencing global attitude and policy.
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