Trujillo Assassination Signals New U.S. Trials in Caribbean
The piece warns the Trujillo assassination will worsen U.S. troubles in the Dominican Republic. It compares Trujillo to Castro, notes regional upheaval, fragile Haiti, and Cuba's growing ability to threaten the Windward Passage. The analysis foresees a rough period ahead.
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Trujillo
U.S
Dominican Republic
Haiti
Windward Passage
Cuba
Castro
Caribbean
Haiti-Dominican
Path to equal citizenship despite violence at marches
The piece argues that freedom riders in Alabama faced no legal violation and that segregationists would likely resist desegregation regardless of court rulings. It says violence was bound to occur and that delaying human rights is unacceptable, urging an unbroken march toward equal rights for all citizens.
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Alabama
Deep South
United States Supreme Court
Educator warns suburbs misspend talent for industrial skills
Experts say unskilled work decreases while skilled workers gain status and pay. In some middle income suburbs parents steer apt students away from industrial fields, depriving industry of needed talent and limiting youth options.
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Tor
Aunt Lulu Attends Kennedy Gala Fete in Paris
In Paris during the Kennedy visit Aunt Lulu, an ordained priest and longtime advice columnist, gains entry to Mrs. Kennedy's press coffee. The Versailles state dinner will showcase potted palms and fashion, with fashion notes on Mrs. Kennedy's wardrobe, as Paris brims with gala festivities.
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Paris
Lulu
Jacqueline Kennedy
Xenektin
la Croix
Aunt Lulu
Palace of Versailles
Charles de Gaulle
Quai Dorsay
Kennedys
Elysee Palace
Mme. de Gaulle
Versailles
Marne
The West's Dilemma as Khrushchev Warned
Hugh Seton-Watson comments in The War Called Peace on whether war and weapons restraint shape the future. The choice is between possible destruction if the West keeps atomic arms and Soviet domination if it disarms.
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Hugh Seton-Watson
Khrushchev
Harry and
Bonaro Overstreet
Johnson slimmed down by dieting to the 190s weight
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson reportedly shed about 30 pounds in two months without medical orders and aims to reach 175 to 185 pounds. A friend says the diet is simply eating less and that Johnson considers a light workout a busy day at the office.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Eisenhower
Johnson
Washington
Too Early English Digest Punchline
A bemused old man jokes to a friend about modern conveniences like electric blankets and sliced bread making marriage unnecessary in his youth. The quip echoes a lighthearted trench of nostalgia and social change.
Review of the News in Years Past Twenty Years Ago 1941
Recap of World War II events and local notes. British admit the Life Line broken and German advances cut Mediterranean routes. Crete falls with Axis influence, while Mussolini and Hitler discuss moves at Brenner Pass. Survivors report heavy strafing and dummy parachutists decoys. Local strikes threaten Bay Area logistics and a national defense appropriation passes Congress.
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Mediterranean
Crete
Fuehrer
Il Duce
Brenner Pass
U.S
San Francisco Bay Area
Congress
Pig Club
George Krause
W. B
Billy) Orton
Vilas Horner
Euler
West Ave
Hugh Walpole
London
Mabel Cook
Sis Hopkins
Rivoli Theater
Tulsa
la Crosse
Listman Mill
Sleepy Eye
Minn
H. L. Ayres
William Schorch
R. 0. Schorch
Walter Crook
Robert Krause
Union
U.S. Senate
Assembly
Blaine
Navy
Senate
John F. Doherty
Council of Catholic Women
Green Bay
W. R. Chellis
Wausau
W. T. Pugh
Superior
Majestic
Reader comments on veterans pensions and state sales tax debate
A 1918 veteran narrates a lifetime of service and hardship, noting strides from wartime sacrifice to 1961 pension and social security support. He denounces Wisconsin legislators for proposing a sales tax and argues a $10 to $12 refund cannot replace the pension and medical care. He urges protections for elderly aid and cites public notice on letters to the Tribune Readers.
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Tribune
Wisconsin
Madison
Literary Guidepost Court of Crows
Book review of Robert A. Knowlton novel set on an island off the Carolina coast. A murder trial centers Mercy and Ashley with a city lawyer and a past-dredging doctor shaping verdicts. Miles A. Smith notes polished writing and strong character study.
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Court OF Crows
Robert A. Knowlton
Harper
Carolina
Jay Mowery
Mercy
Ashley Wister
Ashley
Knowlton
Miles A. Smith
Kennedy Reverses Pledge On Summit Meetings
The article recalls President Kennedy’s statements from the 1960 debates about meeting Khrushchev only with prior agreements. It notes no public explanation for reversing his earlier pledge and cites Kennedy’s own remarks that a summit required disarmament and general understandings, suggesting a shift in stance without a public briefing.
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Washington
Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
Lawrence
United States
Mr. Kennedy
Nixon
Khrushchev
Berlin
Outer Space
Congress
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Russia
Moscow
Vienna
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Wisconsin House Debates Sales Tax Unity and Risks
The Wisconsin Assembly faces a rare push for a sales tax with Republican leaders seeking unanimous support. The Senate bloc shows more dissent, with Maverick Republicans complicating discipline, while Lt. Gov. Knowles may swing the majority. Governor Nelson's stance remains noncommittal but veto threats loom if talks stall.
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Madison
Wis
House
State Senate
Nelson
Capitol
Assembly
Wynguard
Senate
GOP
Wisconsin
Michigan
Jacoby on Bridge and Stone Age Jokes
Oswald Jacoby discusses a bridge hand with a two diamonds to two no trump sequence and the play of hearts and diamonds. The piece then shifts to a couple of quips about relationships and the stone age.
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West
East
Portraits John C Metcalfe Loving You
Poem expresses persistent devotion with questions about actions like gifts and home travel. The speaker vows enduring love for a named recipient and asserts commitment beyond words. Dated 1961 Field Enterprises, Inc.
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Field Enterprises, Inc
Newspaper staff and pricing details
The article lists the newspaper staff including editors and roles. It notes the paper price is 10 cents.
La Crosse Tribune Publication Details and Rates
The La Crosse Tribune announces staff roles and office details in La Crosse Wisconsin. It lists publisher E. L. Burgess, advertising managers Maxine Kahler and Luther Wilkins, and circulation contact. It also provides home delivery rates for La Crosse area and mail subscription prices for wider regions with advance payment requirements.
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la Crosse
Wisconsin
la Crosse Tribune
Lee Enterprise, Inc
Associated Press
Tribune
Siinidhettaie Et Eo
Ssiecoe Demain Eatinaecerae
Jann & Kelley, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Atlanta
Onalaska
la Crescent
Sunday Tribune
Carrier Bay
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Inez Robb
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Soapy) Williams
Williams
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Joseph K. Kidder
Mississippi River
Pettibone
State Health Department
Pietro Gasparri
Vatican
Mussolini
Italy
Edward Schroeder
Breidel Coulee
H. D. White
Clear Lake
Frank R. Anderson
Harry Walker
Presbyterians
J. W. Bibby
B. E. Hovind
J. R. Johnson
H. R. Leithold
William Noble
Donald Gordon
R. C. Stuart
A. O. Scott
W. E. Walker
E. T. Wilson
A. C. Rice
VFW
Charles Burns
Racine
William H. Gaspard
W. N. Webb
S. 4Th
Senate Judiciary Committee
Sen. Blaine
Prospect
Minneapolis
Charles Gottliff
Clara Edith
G. F. Kroner
Julius Gamm
German Lutheran Church
Lilian
Helen Kroner
Edward
William Kroner
Volney Woolsey
E. E. Fraser
Harriet Fraser
Oscar Lundgren
Emma Trenwith
Clarence Johnson
W. B. Fraser
O. R. Neslius
Charles S
Literary Guidepost
David Lawrence
Soviet Union
John Wyngaard
Hope
Warren P. Knowles
Geneva
Jacoby
By Oswald Jacoby
AK West
North East South West
John C. Metcalfe
Osse Tribune Burgess
E. L. Burgess
Howard Colvin
Maxine Kahler
Luther Wilkins
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