Pettibone Park Seen as Candidate for Major Improvements
La Crosse’s Pettibone Park faces crowding on weekends with limited tables benches and fireplaces. The Park Commission, underfunded, urges city support for a shoreline redevelopment moving the river drive inland to free space and planning a full rehabilitation survey for enhanced park utility and attractiveness.
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Khrushchev’s Hydrogen Bomb Bluff Debunked
The article argues Khrushchev exaggerated Soviet hydrogen bomb claims to frighten the free world. It notes practical limits on bomb size due to fallout and diminishing outward force, suggesting Russia likely spoke to seed propaganda. It calls for truth from Western agencies and cites Acts 15 12.
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Khrushchev
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Civil rights bill faces House and Senate roadblocks
The Eisenhower era civil rights bill aims to protect Negroes' right to vote in the South by federal injunctions and a six member commission. Southern lawmakers employ delay tactics and seek amendments including a jury trial provision that could undermine enforcement.
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Washington Red Cross director quizzed on Cabinet rumors
At a national Red Cross board meeting Gen. Alfred M. Gruenther denied plans for a Cabinet post amid rumors he might join the administration. Ike as season opener pitcher noted at Griffith Stadium. Lt. Col. Harry Findley, top armed forces industrial college official, joyfully welcomes his wife home after her Mrs. America win and a period away from home.
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Harry Findley
Armed Forces Industrial College
Capitol Dome Taxes Could Not Exceed Current Level
In Madison Wisconsin during the closing days of the legislative session Gov. Thomson and Republican lawmakers unveil a negative gimmick. The idea centers on restraining Capitol Dome taxes to not surpass the present level, a stark contrast to flashy proposals. The move aims to appeal to skeptical constituents while countering rivals’ criticisms.
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Madison
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Gaslight and Shadow The World of Napoleon II 1851-1870
A literary guidepost reviews Roger L Williams work on Napoleon III and his circle. It weighs Persigny Morny Montalembert Castiglione Duray Ollivier with artists Pasteur Courbet Offenbach Sainte-Beuve and others. The piece notes Williams gentler view than some historians. It ends with light current events on taxes and politics amid a playful aside about a girl shocked by a vacuum and a dog stealing doughnuts.
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Countess de Castiglione
Victor Duray
Emile Ollivier
Gramont
Louis Pasteur
Courbet
Offenbach
Sainte-Beuve
Winterhalter
Merimee
Berlioz
Khrushchev’s TV address stirs distrust of world peace efforts
In a 1957 New York Herald Tribune column, David Lawrence argues Khrushchev’s television speech undermines disarmament hopes. He depicts Soviet demands as surrenderive and warns that Western bases and rapid retaliation are essential for Europe’s defense against Communist advance.
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Molotov
Soviet Russia
Who Are The Poor A 1957 Moral Poem
Poem asserts no shame in poverty and rejects wealth as measure of value. It contrasts money with integrity loyalty faith sincerity and character, claiming virtue cannot be bought by cash or influence. Copyright 1957 Pield Enterprises Inc. All rights reserved.
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Pield Enterprises, Inc
La Crosse Past and Present Year by Year Highlights
Review of past events from 1937 to 1907 notes Local 396 UAW contract, Rockefeller will, La Crosse Garden Club show, Derby Days horses, naval talks, lampooned drafts, and local business life. Includes leaders, exhibitions, prices, and civic notes across decades in La Crosse.
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Motor Meter Gauge and Equipment Co
UAW
John D. Rockefeller
la Crosse
U.S
Geneva
Switzerland
Hugh Gibson
U.S. Chamberlain
Cape Race
Newfoundland
Berlin
Board of Trade
YMCA
George H Ray
George W. Burton
John M. Holley Jr
Alfred James
Mill Street
J. Henschel
Rose Street
Causeway
Joe Muller
La Crosse Tribune reader quiz and advertising rates
A page from The La Crosse Tribune includes staff credits, distribution and subscription rates, and a quiz feature from The Haskin Service. It also advertises a New Testament offer via the Information Bureau with a coupon and return postage details.
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Fever in All Areas Warns of Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever
Dr. Jordan explains that Rocky Mountain spotted fever, caused by Rickettsia and carried by wood and dog ticks, occurs nationwide with varying severity. Early diagnosis and antibiotics help, tick checks are advised, and vaccination is possible though annual shots limit practicality.
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