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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1964
Page
4
The piece reflects on Memorial Day's meaning for Americans, noting varied personal takeaways from holiday leisure to grief. It recalls historic civic observances in lacrosse communities and urges educating younger generations about why soldiers fought and died, honoring those sacrifices.
A letter argues for strict penalties for dangerous boating while favoring warnings for minor infractions. It cites a La Crosse man fined for late registration and another boater fined for a misaligned light, urging stiffer penalties for reckless operators and lighter treatment for minor errors to preserve recreational enjoyment.
In a May 26 Tribune-On issue readers condemn firecrackers that frightened a blind woman and her guide dog, causing an injury. They urge law enforcement of firecracker bans and propose stricter youth accountability. Nearby zoning worries mount over a proposed K-Mart and traffic/area impact. Letters also discuss wildlife impacts and local fishing practices.
The Tribune notes that the rumored K-Mart at Losey Boulevard and State Road requires a zoning change and faces community objections. Residents fear the store would become a commercial landmark harming nearby Krause Trailer Courts and potentially devalue the area.
Commercial fishermen challenge a Tribune article arguing facts rely on hearsay. They note Badger Sports Club favored year round gill netting, claim the Conservation Department order omitted backwaters and sloughs, and say Pool 7 remains seined impossible due to stumps from flooding.
Editor Margaret Page laments summer drive in programming offering horror and sex dramas aimed at teens. She notes weekends limit access for housebound mothers and second shift workers, urging better family friendly selections at outdoor theaters in La Crosse.
A 70 year old Kansas man has eaten one onion each day for 16 years believing it will extend his life. He vows to continue this habit regardless of consequences. A napkin at the neck is suggested to prevent a plain tie from becoming a polka dot disaster.
A chronicle notes 1944 events including Rev. John E. Thomas leaving for St. Paul and Rev. W. Ross Connor arriving in La Crosse, local clerks changing hands, a Krause Building purchase, first plastic screen at Rivoli, and a Boy Scouts staff shift. It also recalls 1934 Young Democratic delegates, a dust storm, and heat record.
A biblical verse notes that faith without bridling the tongue is useless, warning that inner deceit makes religion vain. The reference is James 1 26 emphasizing practice over words.
Roger Babson argues that strong U S support for South Viet Nam is essential to prevent a broader conflict. He warns that a Communist loss in Vietnam could trigger allied nations including France Britain the Netherlands Japan and the Philippines to join a wider war. He cites Cuba Guantanamo Bay and potential naval patrols near Formosa as tensions rise. He doubts immediate U S Russian war but fears a cascading confrontation if Southeast Asia falls.
The Wisconsin GOP pledges sweeping tax reform including elimination of the personal property tax on inventories and farm livestock and a cut in personal income tax. Analysts note revenue replacement and sales tax expansion questions, amid uncertain fiscal futures and party dynamics.
Cy Barrett discusses Lloyd Bunting who led Noxzema from 13 to 80 dollars a share, boosted by hiring capable managers and expanding from medicine to cosmetics with Cover Girl. He also advises Spangler on naming a photography business and cautions about obscenity concerns. He suggests public housing is unlikely for remodeling aged property and offers alternatives.
The article reflects on John F. Kennedy six months after his death, noting his dedication as a public servant and the impact of his absence in Washington. It discusses Lyndon Johnson's presidency, the Warren Commission, and broad public sentiment about Kennedy's legacy and the presidency.
The La Crosse Tribune lists W T Burgess as publisher and Sanford Goltz as editor. It notes Republication rights by the Associated Press and details subscription rates and mailing information for the La Crosse Wisconsin edition.
A plane lounge bridge session features South defending missteps that confine East to poor diamond play and ensure South makes four hearts. The key error occurs at trick one when South should win the first diamond in his hand and lead a heart to disrupt club interruptions.
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