Kennedy Says Test Ban A Step Forward Or Nuclear Ambush
The piece questions the Moscow test-ban accord among the United States Britain and the Soviet Union calling it an important first step while warning it could ease tensions without safeguards. It argues the pact risks a nuclear ambush and urges the Senate to demand full disclosure before action.
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Great Britain
Soviet Union
Earl Voss
la Crosse Tribune
State Department
Washington Star
Senate
Wisconsin Citizens and the Lobbying Rule Debate
A Wisconsin columnist ridicules the six month jail risk for citizens who contact legislators, arguing Sec. 13.70 on lobbying needs amendment to allow letters or calls about tax bills and budgets. The piece defends citizen engagement and criticizes the current restriction as overbearing.
Good News From LaCro Products Dividends Hit First Year
LaCro Products Inc announces its first dividend this year as President William H. Howard notes the company started from scratch less than four years ago after Auto-Lite closed its La Crosse operation. About 40 workers, many from Auto-Lite, persevere in a tough but growing business field with auto maker orders and prospects for larger future employment.
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la Crosse
William H. Howard
LaCro Products Inc
Auto-Lite
Library board backs present site for new La Crosse main
A Tribune item notes City Plan Commission earmarked 45000 in the 1965 budget to enlarge the Eighth and Main Street library site rather than acquire a new location. Library Trustees reiterate expert advice favoring the current site with a slightly larger footprint for a larger building. A separate informal figure of 900000 for a new library was discussed but not earmarked or scheduled by referendum.
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Robert
H. Rohlf
Minneapolis
Minn
Rohlf
Library Board
Eighth and Main
Commis
Sion
Quincy H. Hale
1603
Main St
Review of the News in Years Past Twenty Years Ago 1943
Mussolini reportedly under arrest as a 21 year dictatorship collapses. Badoglio named premier. Il Duce seized while fleeing to Germany. Italians in streets shout Down with Hitler and Out with the Germans. U S bombers strike Germany. Essen heavily attacked by RAF. Eight Americans including two women indicted for treason for Axis broadcasts, among them Ezra Pound. Rev H R Kinley dies at 68 in La Crosse. Sugar stamp No 4 valid until Aug 16.
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Badoglio
Il Duce
Germany
Hitler
U.S
Essen
RAF
Ruhr
Italy
Gen Biddle
Ezra Pound
Hurley
England
France
H. R. Kinley
Caledonia
Caledonia Street Methodist Church
Doctor Answers Canker Sores Nasal Polyps and Niacin Side Effects
Reader questions cover canker sore cures including a new drug 5 iododeoxyuridine not yet on the market, nasal polyp removal as a relatively simple operation but tied to allergy evaluation, and prolonged nicotinic acid use with rare flushing as a temporary side effect.
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Smith, Kline
No Restaurant Stop You From Home Late Comfort
A reflective line contrasts avoiding restaurants for cold shoulders with returning home late. It notes the paradox of finding ease in sleep when wake time approaches, hinting at frayed routines and humor in everyday choices.
Rusk Pageant Showcases Wisconsin History in Viroqua
In a Farm Progress days event, about 100 locals will stage a pageant honoring Jeremiah Rusk, 1880s Wisconsin governor and first full term U S agriculture secretary. The piece traces Rusk from railroading to sheriff, congressman, governor, Civil War general, and his lasting impact on state identity.
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Milwaukee Journal
Wisconsin
Jeremiah Rusk
United States
Rusk
Madison
Bad Ax
Vernon
Mount Vernon
Congress
Harrison
Kennedy Negro Vote Study Sparks Civil Rights Debate
Newsweek and Louis Harris poll show Kennedy would win about 89 to 91 percent of the Negro vote in 1964 against Goldwater Rockefeller or Romney. The analysis notes 1960 results and questions whether party labels define a bloc. It argues strategy hinges on white voter attitudes toward civil rights and school integration, noting potential shifts in North and South and the impact of protests on electoral calculations.
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Washington
Newsweek Magazine
Louis Harris
Kennedy
Goldwater
Lawrence
Rockefeller
Romney
Nixon
Sen. Goldwater
Republican Party
Abraham Lincoln
New York
Illinois
North
South
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Trebled State College Lead Is Just A Starter
Madison reports Wisconsin state colleges expect 23 000 students in September, a surge from under 7000 ten years ago. The growth outpaces early forecasts, driven by postwar birth rates, richer curricula, dormitories, and broader study options. Public finance and tax frameworks must adapt to sustain expansion.
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State College
Madison
Wisconsin
Wyngaard
Book Industry Booms As Paperbacks Grow In Share
Cy Barrett notes Publishers Weekly reports 1962 gains in medical scientific and technical books, sociology and economics, travel, and especially fiction. Paperbacks rise to 31 percent of American production, signaling strong opportunities for authors and agents in the used book market. Also includes reader questions on improving used car ads and hiring practices.
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Golden Tongued
Oracle
S Weekly
Girls Seek Mountains or Beaches for Scenic Vacations
Some girls choose vacations in the mountains to enjoy the scenery while others head to the beaches to be part of the view.
Jacoby on Bridge Ends In Humorous Tombstone Epitaph
A bridge column recounts a doomed slam attempt where South miscounts tricks, leading to a rout after a nine of clubs lead. The piece notes a lesson on counting to ten and promotes Oswald Jacoby's new book with a Reader Service offer via The La Crosse Tribune.
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North
East
West
Queen of Hearts
Jacoby
Oswald Jacoby
The
la Crosse Tribune
P.O
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Radio City
New York
N.Y
La Crosse Tribune Masthead and Circulation Policy
The La Crosse Tribune delivers daily with Sunday morning editions and lists editors and staff roles. It provides home delivery and mail subscription rates for La Crosse area readers, outlining regional coverage, publisher information, and advertising contacts.
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