Goldberg Advocates Merit Over Identity on Courts
Arthur Goldberg, ex- Supreme Court justice and U.N. ambassador, says the court should reflect merit not fixed identities. He warned Nixon shouldn’t seek a Jewish replacement and declined a $25,000 annual Steelworkers pension, noting dues-paying members owe him nothing.
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Arthur Goldberg
Supreme Court
U.S
United Nations
Abe Fortas
High Court
Goldberg
Nixon
Brandeis
Cardozo
Frankfurter
Luster
United Steelworkers
Labor Department
Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
U.N. Post
Adlai Stevenson
Fortas
Thurgood Marshall
Steelworkers Union
New York
Door Opens as Jones Elected U S Chamber Chief
Jenkin Lloyd Jones, editor of The Tulsa Tribune and former summer resident of Lake Butte des Morts area, has been elected president of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States. He urges business cannot provide motivation and warns against waiting for a better life through riots or disorder.
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Oshkosh Northwestern
Tulsa
Okla
Tribune
Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Lake Butte Des Morts
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Chamber of Commerce
Nixon
Russia
Tito
Yugoslavia
Ceausescu
Romania
Just What We Needed Highway Sign Critique
The Janesville Gazette notes with pleasure that a local merchant has erected a large sign on Highway 51 south of Janesville. The writer argues more signs are needed but laments that several bare spots break the view of the countryside.
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Janesville
Highway 51
Murder charge ties ex-convict to Madison attorney
William Fike of New Lisbon, 47, an ex-convict, was bound over to Circuit Court on a charge of murdering Herbert Siggelko, Madison attorney. The report also notes other items from 1949 and earlier in the La Crosse area.
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William Fike
New Lisbon
Herbert Siggelko
Madison
M. W. Torkelson
J. N. Albers
State Planning Board
la Crosse
West
Russia
Berlin
George C. Hanson
Warren Knowles
New Richmond
House
Townsend
Heil
Mississippi River Swing Bridge
New Burlington Railroad
City
East End
Grand Army Post
Coblenz
Germany
Rhine
Supreme Court
A. J. Roberge
Eau Claire
William H. Taft
Wisconsin
Minnesota Bar Associations
U.S. Supreme Court
La Crosse Tribune Publisher and Editor Details
Publisher W T Burgess and editor Sanford Goltz listed for La Crosse Tribune operations. Publication notes include address at 4th and Cass Streets La Crosse Wisconsin with AP news dispatch rights and 10 cent single copies. Rates show 1350 per two weeks for carrier delivery.
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la Crosse Tribune
W. T. Burgess
Sanford Goltz
4Th and
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wis
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
AP News
Wisconsin
Russia Uses Invasion Posture To Sway East Europe
NEA analyst notes Moscow moved to cement power in Prague without firing a shot and reaffirmed the Brezhnev doctrine. The Kremlin pressed aggression while engaging Nixon on arms control and Middle East issues amid East European dissidence and Soviet China border clashes.
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Lin
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Europe
Brezhnev
Red China
Yugoslavia
Romania
Kremlin
Nixon
Middle East
Vietnam
East Europe
Moscow
Readers urge calm on teaching woes and praise staff
Letters urge public support for teachers amid criticism and low pay, praising dedication of educators like science and biology staff and a custodial crew. A second letter calls for public support of family planning bills S 30 and A 347 to reduce unwanted births and future social costs. The column then analyzes Nixon’s detente and Soviet aims amid Czechoslovakia turmoil and China diplomacy, warning against appeasement and stressing decisive diplomacy.
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the Tribune
Wisconsin
State Capitol
Madison
Walter B. Raushenbush
Wis
Spirit of man a lamp of the Lord, Proverbs 20 27
The verse asserts the human spirit is the Lord's lamp, probing the inner thoughts and motives of a person. It emphasizes divine insight into hidden recesses of the heart, guiding moral reflection and conscience.
State's High-Tax Image Is Key To Budget Fight
Wisconsin budget debate centers on a perceived high tax image. Conservatives push to hold spending within means while governors and allies seek larger expenditures. The fight hinges on reducing the gap between per capita taxation and income, with layoffs and growth tied to attracting new enterprise.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Finance Committee
Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce
Republican Party
Breathless Rush Thoughts At Large
The aphorism notes that haste serves only to free time for later leisure, yet many rush for the sake of speed itself, turning speed into an end rather than a means to rest.
Mail Delays Prompt National Debate on Postal Reform
Washington columnist notes worsening U S mail delivery with 11 day Sarasota letters and 10 day Boston mail. Nixon backs independent postal corporation to cut deficits and modernize capital with bonding. Blount suggests centralized and outskirts post offices to speed city mail. Congress wary of reforms due to political ties and unions.
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United States
Sarasota
Fla
Boston
Nixon
Johnson
Post Office Department
Blount
Congress
Morris Udall
Publishers-Hall Syndicate
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St. Paul's Lutheran Church
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Federal
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Twin Cities
St. Michael’s
D. E. Field
Logan
Leon Dennen
NEA
N.Y
Krem
All la Crescent
Stetzler
Victor Leidel
la Crescent, Minn
Macow
China
Peking
America
Wilbur
By John Wyngaard
Harold Froehlich
Assembly
By Sydney J. Harris
By David Lawrence
National Commission
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Ariz
Gerald Ford
Clarence Darrow
Winston Churchill
David Lawrence
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