Vietnam Won’t Wait For November Action at Crisis Moment
The editorial urges President Johnson to act decisively in Vietnam, arguing that delaying policy until after the November election risks escalating Communist aggression. It notes Rusk and McNamara will advise, but the president must lead with a clear plan and honest public accountability. The piece warns against more empty statements and calls for decisive action now.
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Rusk
Defense
McNamara
Honolulu
U.S
Viet Nam
Johnson
Harry Truman
George Reedy
New
William S. White
White
China
New Bidrin Treatment Shows Hope Against Dutch Elm Disease
La Crosse pilots a bidrin injection program to protect elms as Milwaukee and Madison test the method. The pesticide offers about 30 days of protection and kills beetles feeding on the tree while remaining safer for leaf piles.
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la Crosse
University of Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Madison
Readers Support Keeping Military Recruitment Brochures
A Tribune reader argues Johnson should not curb information brochures for high school students and graduates. He says brochures aid recruitment, helping the armed forces attract top personnel while competing with colleges and businesses, and notes brochures constitute a small share of yearly recruits.
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the Tribune
Johnson
Armed Forces
Property Right Is In Danger
A Tribune editorial argues that a proposed civil rights bill would erode private property rights and concentrate power in the central government. It cites Lenin and warns that civil liberties of workers, owners, and professionals would be harmed, urging readers to oppose the measure.
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the Tribune
Senate
Lenin
U.S
Fire sale sparks crowd as blocks fill with runners
Men run along the streets as crowds gather to watch a fire sale commence, followed by women entering once the sale begins. The scene shows a lively, improvised event with participants rushing to claim goods and bystanders observing the bustle.
Review of Years Past Highlights 1944 and 1934
Review of 1944 notes Allied Rome advance and Nazi destruction orders with civilian deaths. Includes May Jean Kavanaugh’s drowning near Pettibone Park and other local wartime events and recognitions. Also recalls 1934 and 1924 items on drought relief, prosecutions, and local civic notes with several resident names and addresses.
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Rome
Clark
Jean Kavanaugh
George Kavanaugh
West Channel
Lower Pettibone Park
Bernadine
Carolyn la Fleur
Pettibone
Walter S. Goodland
Oscar L. Dean
S. 19Th
Arnold P. Sorenson
Alf M. Sorenson
Ferry
U. S. Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Automation and need for human help in vending
Cy Barrett explains that even in automated vending machines humans are required for maintenance and supervision. He cites rising sales, from 1.6 billion in 1954 to 3.2 billion last year, and notes that routemen and repairers are trained by vending firms. A future in automatic vending depends on skilled personnel.
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Joe Stanley
Joe
Fruitful Disciples Emphasized in John 15:8 Verse
A biblical verse highlights that bearing abundant fruit proves discipleship and brings glory to the Father. The teaching stresses visible good works as evidence of following Jesus.
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John
Pots of red clay flow from U S producers
More than 150 million red clay flower pots are produced each year by about 40 U S companies. Some firms trace roots to colonial predecessors dating back to 1600, reflecting long standing industry growth for professional and amateur gardening needs.
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New York
United States
Colonies
State GOP Pushes Earlier Wisconsin Primary Date
An opinion piece urges moving Wisconsin's primary before July 1 to give voters more time to assess candidates. It argues 19th century election calendars no longer fit modern politics and cites past vetoes over reform efforts. The piece calls for bipartisan agreement and modernization of election laws.
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Madison
Wyngaard
Wisconsin
Republican Organization
Republican
Democratic
Nelson
Legislative Council
Barry Goldwater Clear Choice in 1964 Finals
The article argues Goldwater could force a stark choice in the 1964 campaign between conservative and liberal approaches. It recalls past contests, notes his delegate strength after California, and contrasts him with Johnson and Kennedy-era policy to frame a potential Goldwater Johnson showdown.
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Goldwater
New Hampshire
Henry Cabot Lodge
Oregon
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Lodge
California
Rockefeller
Dwight Eisenhower
Robert Taft
Taft
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
John Kennedy
Kennedy
Npt
Johnson
Supreme Court Invalidates Washington Loyalty Oath
The Supreme Court, in a 7 to 2 decision, found Washington's 1955 loyalty oath for public employees too vague to survive constitutional scrutiny. Justices dissenting argued the ruling contradicts earlier Maryland and Dennis cases, questioning the majority's stance on Smith Act language and loyalty definitions.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Communist Party
Wash- Lawrenceington
Supreme
Gerende
Gulliver
United States
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
La Crosse Tribune Publisher and Editor Info
Details of the La Crosse Tribune including publisher W T Burgess editor Sanford Goltz and mailing information. It notes AP affiliation and republication rights, plus postage and delivery rates for La Crosse, Wisconsin.
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W. T. Burgess
Sanford Goltz
la Crosse Tribune
4Th
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
Book Play and a Misplayed Hand in Bridge Units
Oswald Jacoby discusses a bridge hand where the six spades contract failed due to three misfortunes. South finessed the queen of clubs, then a heart finesse, and the decisive error was South's misplay.
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North
South
East
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Port Washington, Wis
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Notre Dame
South Bend
Ind
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Wright
Max Schmid
S. 13Th
Edward Nelson
Onalaska Ave
Arthur Gautsch
Mississippi River Bridge
Emil F. Ristow
la Crosse Street Ry. Co
Street Railway Union
la Crosse St
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F. G. Tiffany
S. 17Th
Stanley Krane
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Tiffany
George R. Reay
State
Trane
Arthur R. Bentley
Idamae
Mystic Workers Insurance Co
Fulton, Ill
Francis E. McGovern
U.S. Senate
Ike” Stephenson
Tom Morris
Walter E. Sprecher
Independence
Group 7
Wisconsin Bankers Association
C. B. Melby
Whitehall
Robert Whelpley
William Ritter
C. L. Colman
Police & Fire Commission
Ritter
John Wendling
John E. Langdon
Wendling
William Kloh
Soldiers Grove
George Clemens
Berlin
German Baptist Church
W. E. Schmidt
Lebanon
Wis
CY Barrett
Alex Scheckenburg
Alex
Enthusiastic
Mrs. Enthusiastic
No-Man’s-Land
James Marlow
Barry
Santa Claus
Barry Goldwater
America
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Supreme Court
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