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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1963
Page
6
Washington writer gives a wry, insider tour of the CIA revealing open data, grafts of secrecy, and practical limits. He chats with Deputy Director Pat Carter and Col. Grogan over lunch, notes on access and security, and reflects on the agency's public image and budget.
Robert C. Ruark laments the 1962 tax revision and its expense-account crackdown. He argues Kennedy’s push harms business owners and workers by forcing detailed bookkeeping and reducing spending, warning of broad backlash if Kennedy faces electoral defeat and noting the tax squeeze hurts trade and employment.
Twenty years ago miners walked out defying Roosevelt warnings as coal production halted nationwide. Congress approved a pay as you go income tax bill while Japan faced defeats near the Yangtze. Henry Ford became Ford Motor Co president after Edsel’s death. A young officer earned the air medal for Tunisian Campaign service. Wisconsin bans all gambling on slot machines or bingo. Rolls Royce and Packard engines production stalled in Detroit due to labor changes. Mississippi River levels rise to 11.6 feet and Panama Canal engineer John Stevens dies. A local jeweler hosted a contest for a diamond ring or wristwatch with multiple contestants listed. La Crosse police clamp down on gambling. minors barred from poolrooms. Mask laws target the Ku Klux Klan draw vetoes, and sanitary district plans are vetoed. A hospital reports a seriously ill administrator in Viroqua. Fifty years ago La Crosse Rubber Mills planning expansion and capital stock changes are announced along with sewer needs and a local bank leadership change.
In Washington 3000 confectioners examined global trade, tariffs, and FDA policy amid debates over candy economics. The event noted that most sales come from a few large firms, five cent and nickel bars face obsolescence, and pennies remain a constraint as production scales.
Dear CY covers career risks in early television and scams in franchise marketing. It advises cautious bets on wife’s TV hopes, warns about exploitative franchise schemes, and suggests solid investments like balanced mutual funds or annuities. It also links candy bar pricing to sugar shortages and global politics.
Vic Mitchell of New York guides a six no trump contract after two no trumps response as North. He cashes spades and diamonds, with a three-suit double squeeze enabling twelve tricks if diamonds split. The piece promotes a bridge book and reader service.
Madison observers note the Oshkosh convention vote kept the traditional party endorsement rule, a close result that may reflect changing membership and rising campaign costs. The next convention will endorse for state offices and the U.S. Senate, with future changes possible only in off-year meetings.
A man detained on charges of maintaining three wives without divorce says he is insane. Local authorities report the case as a nondiscretionary prosecution and proceed with court action.
This fragment lists the La Crosse Tribune editorial staff with W T Burgess Sanford Goltz and others, plus publishing, advertising, and circulation roles. It then outlines home delivery and mail subscription rates for La Crosse area and surrounding regions with varying durations and distances.
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