Supreme Court press role praised by Fortas nomination
In a Che La Crosse Tribune opinion piece the author argues Justice Abe Fortas urged better press coverage of Supreme Court rulings. The column notes Fortas wants help to inform the public about the court and its opinions while stressing that the court must convey substance, not improve its image.
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Che la Crosse Tribune
Supreme Court
Abe Fortas
High Court
Johnson
Earl Warren
Justice Fortas
Senate Judiciary Committee
Caddie C Hill remembered as Monroe County farmer and leader
Caddie C Hill of Tomah died Monday in a Hillsboro nursing home at 86. A pioneer farmer, he led civic and farm groups for over 50 years, served as president of the Holstein Breeders Association for two decades, and was an alderman in Tomah. His family earned recognition for 100 years of farming the same land at Wisconsin Fair.
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Tomah
Hillsboro
Monroe County
Hill
Holstein Breeders Association
Caddie C. Hill
Russia charged in Berlin corridor for breaching restrictions
Russia faces charges in Berlin over breaching flying restrictions and conducting bombing and firing drills in the flight path of U S and British planes delivering food to West Germany. Henry Wallace, running third in the party race, pledges no repudiation of endorsements based on peace messaging. Trane Co. and the union end a 32 day strike with undisclosed terms as workers sought a 13 cent an hour raise. SS La Crosse departs for Minneapolis to attend Aquatennial.
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Berlin
U.S
West Germany
Henry Wallace
Trane Co
Union
SS la Crosse
Minneapolis
Revelation Verse on Sea of Dead Judgments
A compact verse reference notes Revelation 20 13 where the sea and Hades yield the dead for judgment, and all are judged by their deeds according to the text.
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Hades
La Crosse Tribune Publisher and Editor Credits
La Crosse Tribune details publisher T Burgess and editor Sanford Goltz. Published daily afternoons and Sundays in La Crosse Wisconsin. Affiliated with Lee Enterprises and the Associated Press. Second class mail in Wisconsin. Rates listed for single copies and carrier delivery.
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la Crosse Tribune
4Th and
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wis
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Readers Debate DDT Fogging and Mosquito Control
Letters to the Tribune discuss mosquito fogging with DDT and its environmental impact. Mrs John Neumann urges against reintroducing DDT while noting tree growth and rain. Harmer Root and La Crosse County Republicans tie the Interstate Fair to regional people and politics.
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John Neumann
Powell St
Elected Officials Should Find Facts
A letter from John A Seidel of La Crosse Wisconsin challenges Washington elected officials to expose wasteful spending. He urges local figures to run for office and questions whether patriotism remains if citizens lose faith in national governance. He cites Milo Knutson and editorials as sources to uncover facts.
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Milo
Milo Knutson
Newsper
Washington
United States of America
John A. Seidel
Johnson St
la Crosse
Wis
Good Spirited Fair Emphasizes Youth and GOP Support
The Tribune notes the Republican Party of La Crosse County congratulates workers and candidates who staffed the GOP booth for the Interstate Fair. It praises the cooperative spirit and youth exhibitors, mentioning a prize pig bought at auction to encourage further participation and development of young people.
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la Crosse County
GOP
Freedoms Erode Under Constitutional Strains
Caroline Paulson of La Crosse Wisconsin laments gradual loss of American rights as courts allegedly bend the Constitution to suit a powerful bureaucracy. The Letter to the Editor appears in The Tribune-Record.
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Tribune
Caroline Paulson
Main St
la Crosse
Wis
Word Master Quiz: Harris Poses 20 Vocabulary Challenges
Sydney J. Harris presents a higher literacy vocab test with 20 questions. Topics include color of anger, word origins, leap year terms, plural forms, Latin phrases, and distinctions among similar adjectives and terms.
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Liv
The Imitation Drive Behind World Modernization
Eric Hoffer argues that rapid modernization in backward countries hinges on imitation of Western models. He notes stronger imitators tend to come from defeated or constrained systems and that colonization memory, racial divisions, and fear of democracy hinder wholehearted Western identification. He concludes that social order and compactness aid rapid imitation, shaping the pace of modernization.
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Sukarno
Genghis Khan
Outer
Mongolia
Russia
China
Israel
Europe
America
Cudahy Kinship Ties Highlight Wisconsin Political Scene
Richard Cudahy, the Wisconsin Democratic nominee for attorney general, comes from the prominent Cudahy family with ties to the Cudahy Packing Co. His uncle John Cudahy had a notable diplomatic career under FDR. The piece notes Cudahy’s party connections and a Republican interest in his Democratic links.
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Madison
Richard Cudahy
Wisconsin Democrats
Milwaukee
Cudahy Packing Co
John Cudahy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ambassador Cudahy
Leather D. Smith
Sturgeon Bay
Cudahy
J. Maxwell Murphy
Separation Of Powers Confusion In Supreme Court Nominations
Washington debate over separation of powers grows as Fortas and Thornberry refuse to discuss past Supreme Court and lower court opinions. Thornberry's 1963 delay in taking the federal judgeship triggered questions about executive delays and congressional representation. The White House memo backs Fortas against committee criticisms.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Senate Judiciary Committee
Homer Thornberry
Supreme Court
Senate
Thornberry
House Rules Committee
Kennedy
U.S. District Court
House of Representatives
White House
Robert Griffin
Michigan
Judiciary Committee
Congress
Justice Fortas
Department of Justice
High Court
a_ congressional committee
Cantankerous Salad Nonsense From A Wiseguy Quote
A humorous quip by Carl Riblet Jr. credits Mark Twain with a sharp take on vegetables. It reduces produce to three categories for meat and potatoes folk. Cauliflower is called a cabbage with a college education.
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