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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1966
Page
6
Wes Gallagher explains why Viet Nam reporting is complex and why the press cannot shape events but can reveal confusion and frustration. He notes government unhappiness with news and recalls earlier claims of rapid U.S. withdrawal, while stressing the need for facts to inform hard national decisions.
The front page reports government price checks and AP team surveys in mid-March show food costs up 7 percent year over year, with meat up 21.5 percent and eggs and cheese up about 12.5 percent. Higher grower prices and inflation push retail prices, while wage pressures and Social Security taxes squeeze retailers.
Washington dispatch notes South Africa bars a special group of newspaper men from accompanying Sen. Kennedy on his trip. The piece contrasts SA restrictions with elsewhere bans on American reporters and cites broader limits on journalists in Communist and other states.
In a pointed critique the AP chief defends press coverage in Viet Nam amid criticisms from government officials and editors. He notes the AP staff ages and experience range from 7 to 35 years, with veterans of World War II and Korea, and highlights reporters such as Peter Arnett and Horst Faas.
Sydney J. Harris argues justice should spring from society not laws and reflects on how martial reporting in Vietnam reveals complex truths. He notes journalists often face hostility from hawks and doves while delivering nuanced, sometimes imperfect, accounts of fighting, politics, and governance.
Skyways Inc announces a new charter service from the local airport with a twin engine Cessna added to the fleet. Walter Allen, manager, states the service will start soon and expand regional air travel options.
Congress revises Johnson foreign aid bill to allow funds in Title VIII to go to multilateral institutions for Southeast Asia development. The move could override four prior conditions on aid and drawing fire from Rep. Passman and Rep. Zablocki who warn it cedes control to international bodies.
Us Crosse Tribune memneee Us Crosse Tribune memneee BURYVEDD PUDUSNer SANFORD GOLTZ Editor Published every afternoon and Sunday morning in the La Crosse Tribune Bids 4th and Cass Sts La Crosse Wis 54601 The La Crosse Tribune is a member of Lee Enterprises Inc and of the Associated Press The AP is entitled exclusively to the use for repub lication of all local news printed in this newspaper as well as all AP dispatches Second Class postage paid at La Crosse Wisconsin Rates Single a 0c Carrier delivered 60c per . Where carrier service not ouiem s mall rates will be given upon application
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Madison dispatch notes Ody Fish and Gov Knowles reshaping Milwaukee County GOP power by dissolving the old county organization and forming a new de facto machine. The convention vote exposed 700 dissenters as rivals fear a rightist revolt could seize party structure within two years.
In a notable England match two experts rushed the opening tricks of the hand. They both led diamonds, fanned by dummy, then faced slow play from West. A mislead nine of trumps and risky heart plays doomed both declarers, who could have secured four spades with restraint but instead lost with hasty decisions.
A Bible verse notes that trouble does not arise from the dust nor sprout from the ground. Job 5 6 emphasizes divine origin of affliction as not humanly sourced.
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