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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1951
Page
6
Emery W. Leamer of the Teachers College Training School proposes a leadership development program to place a community leadership director in schools. The plan aims to cultivate civic obligation beyond careers, assigning trained personnel to foster student citizenship and public service across communities.
The National Intercollegiate Athletic Association studies a plan to pipe top college games to 150 theaters in major cities via Fabian theaters and United Paramount. The move aims to boost attendance while sharing box office receipts with schools, addressing concerns over live TV for home viewing.
The article reports how administration officials and Senate hearings contested General MacArthur’s Korea policy points. General Collins denies a joint chiefs recommendation accompanied the MacArthur ouster claim. The piece highlights discrepancies between official statements and the joint chiefs stance.
The column analyzes Mao Zedong's possible control over China's Korea campaign and the Kremlin's influence. It notes mass attacks labeled as human sea tactics and weighs whether Mao plans a coordinated modern offensive or if Moscow aims to prolong stalemate. It also reports on the 8th Army's brisk reaction and a panic-backed Chinese retreat, hinting at a potential joint armored and air power strike as Mao's next strategic move.
Brown water from taps during mains flushing puzzles La Crosse residents and prompts a humorous quote about morning coffee. A Marine rocket gunner in Korea ignores evacuation to keep fighting, while a four year old girl declares she is all talked out after a brief chat.
Congressman Victor Anfuso and Gary Clemente push anti drug bills targeting juvenile narcotics sales. Clemente proposes death penalty for drug smugglers and influencers of youths, drawing parallels to the Lindbergh kidnapping case. The plan includes seeking state support from Mayor Impellitteri to spur federal action, with emphasis on protecting teenagers nationwide.
A veteran scout recounts how sandlots and high schools feed major league talent, noting Mike ONeill and the O’Neill brothers shaped many careers. He warns youths to focus on stance, schoolwork, and language while staying aware of scouts watching from every corner.
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