Festival of Arts signals La Crosse culture push
The Coulee Region Festival of Arts enters August with the Art Fair on the Green at La Crosse State University and other cultural events to come. Nine years of community effort brought arts, music, drama and workshops to the area. Many events are free and volunteers note the need for more funding while praising the festival's place in La Crosse.
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Cost Of A Congressman
The Omaha World Herald notes Congress voted itself 277.6 million for salaries and upkeep, averaging about 520000 per member across 533 senators and representatives. The column mocks officials for touting government costs while ignoring the per person expense.
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Henry J. Taylor
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The Natural Look Wig With Built‑In Curlers
The latest wig trend targets ladies shopping for groceries. A supermarket ready design features built in curlers for easy styling and convenience.
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Newspaper Enterprise Association
Gov Rennebohm declines nine day deer season study urged
Rennebohm rejects any deer season in Wisconsin nine days long and asks the conservation commission to study the matter further. In other items, America resists pressure from Berlin and doubles air freight to Berlin. Henry Wallace is nominated by the Progressive party with Taylor as VP nominee. La Crosse Tribune marks its tenth anniversary in a new building.
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La Crosse Tribune Publisher and Editor Note
The La Crosse Tribune lists W. T. Burgess as publisher and Sanford Goltz as editor. It details publication details, location, and AP affiliation, noting exclusive AP use for local news and dispatches. Rates are provided for single copies and carrier delivery, with mail rates on request.
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Bible Verse About Freedom Opportunity
A Bible verse citation states Do you have a slave when called never mind but if you can gain your freedom take the opportunity I Cor 7 21.
Too Old For Marriage Joke At License Bureau
A California man 86 and his fiancée visit a marriage license bureau. When the clerk learns the bride is 88, the groom abruptly withdraws, declaring “You’re too old to get married” and leaves. The quip ends with a wry line on late life romance.
Showdown Near On NATO Pullback
Senate battle looms over withdrawing U.S. troops from Europe led by Sen. Stuart Symington. Mansfield and other leaders push for substantial reductions while administration officials press for delay. The issue centers on a defense bill amendment to cap ground forces in Europe and haunt Johnson’s foreign policy.
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Letters oppose gun laws use flawed arguments, fears
In a Tribune letter, Allen G Brailey Jr. argues opponents exaggerate the proposed gun law and employ straw man tactics while ignoring gun safety and crime reduction. He cites national murder data and compares states with strict versus lenient gun laws, naming Sen Joseph D Ty dings and cities like Milwaukee, La Crosse, Winona in the discussion.
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Gun Control Would Hurt Common Folks
Letter writer Peter Pedretti of Viroqua Wisconsin argues against licensing and registering firearms. He contends gun control burdens law abiding hunters with high costs, diverts government focus from crime and immigration, and advocates enforcing existing laws without new taxes.
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Viroqua
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Friction In Wisconsin Dems Appears In Odd Places
Madison jottings report ongoing conflict between pro McCarthy forces and regular Wisconsin Democratic machinery. Sue Wiesner narrowly survives removal as Y Dem delegate after meetings cited by pro Humphrey foes. Also notes municipal income taxes rise, Milwaukee public assistance eligibility ruling, UW River Falls president Field’s succession, Rockefeller campaign struggles, and 1969 legislature reorganization plan draft.
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He Finds La Crosse Friendly Lawful
A Tribune reader recalls a morning at River Side Park in La Crosse noting pleasant scenery including flower pots and colorful blooms. The piece reflects a positive, peaceful town memory.
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Percy Foreman Stresses Large Retainers For Cases
Prominent lawyer Percy Foreman argues for sizable retainer fees before taking cases. He says he has shaped the public image that clients are already punished by the time court action begins, aiming to influence jury perception.
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People Seeking Help Struggle To Find It At Home
Sydney J. Harris discusses the challenge of readers seeking personal help through his column. He notes many call from distant cities seeking sympathy and guidance, but he cannot provide professional aid or counseling. He urges reliance on family doctors and ministers for support.
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Capitol Square
Sydney J. Harris
Love-Ins and the New Morality in Modern Life
A reflective piece argues love-ins date to ancient times and urges embracing open affection. It critiques moralists and prudishness while promoting sexual freedom as a catalyst for honest dialogue and family well being. It notes urban isolation and the rising need for home based support.
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