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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1959
Page
4
June marks Dairy Month with a concentrated campaign led by the American Dairy Association. The group, funded by farmer-members, partners with state agriculture departments to cut surpluses and boost demand through groceries and public displays.
In Geneva the stalled nuclear test ban talks ignore real security risks. Khru shchev offers progress but stalls initiative while public debate sharpens calls to end testing and nuclear warfare. The piece argues war itself is the immorality and warns against intolerant views that frame weapons as uniquely criminal.
Robert C Ruark critiques British pomp around the Shah of Iran, arguing the gala events and luxury display ignore the real poverty in the Middle East. He warns Western missteps risk fueling Soviet influence as oil remains a central motive in regional power. He cites perceived hypocrisy and media manipulation in London.
A compact survey recalling events from 1939 including tax plan debates under Governor Heil with three proposed plans for occupational sales taxes, a luxury tax option, and re enacted emergency taxes. It notes British plans on bringing Russia into front, balances on Baltic guarantees, and various local and national items from politics to society and culture.
The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau provides sample questions and answers on census reapportionment California seat gains and losses and other facts. It covers California gaining up to seven seats and losses for New York, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Arkansas, plus ten other states. It also answers questions on California mobile home tow rules, John Wycliffe as Morning Star of the Reformation, value of the English ten bob note, and opossum birth development with pouch growth and nipples.
A reflective piece on lasting friendship and warm embraces, noting that one night spent with true friends outweighs many days apart. It celebrates the value of loyal, lasting connections formed in social gatherings, especially at night. Includes a copyright line from 1959 and an ad for a parliamentary law booklet.
Madison Wisconsin Democrats debate a proposal to separate the presidential preference test from selecting state delegates. The plan would move delegate selection to party organizations while keeping the popularity vote. Critics warn it may be a step to abolish the primary, facing GOP opposition and late timing.
Roger Babson argues land stocks are superior to owning land directly, since taxes are handled by the company and selling shares is easier. He links rising marriage rates and baby booms to demand for homes, notes healthful climates in the Southwest and West, and praises irrigated, resource-rich lands. He sees land value increasing with population and irrigation advances.
Dr Edwin P Jordan reviews multiple sclerosis as a chronic nervous system disease affecting about 100000 in the United States. Symptoms vary by affected areas. common signs include double vision tremor and drunken gait. Treatment hinges on diagnosis by a physician and managing flare ups through climate, infection control, and research progress. The National MS Society details 1958 funding and clinics while noting higher cold climate prevalence and female predominance. New investigative approaches include virus involvement and gas chromatography analyzing fats in blood.
The La Crosse Tribune announces pricing and publication details. It lists access hours, advertising representatives, and home delivery and mail subscription rates for La Crosse area and surrounding regions.
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