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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1964
Page
6
An editor argues that despite zeal for cutting big government, reform stalls as federal spending rises. He notes a growth bias in bureaucracy, praises dedicated workers, and suggests drastic measures or even moving the capital to Alaska to curb waste.
The 1965 Minnesota legislature is studying a bill to raise penalties for major traffic violations from 100 dollars or 90 days to 300 dollars and 90 days in jail. Driving while intoxicated hit and run reckless driving and license violations would fall under the stricter rules.
Officials release updated budget projections that face scrutiny for accuracy and potential shortfalls. Analysts warn that revised figures may alter funding priorities and prompt reassessment of pending programs.
A note cites I Thessalonians 4 11 urging readers to live quietly mind their own affairs and work with their hands as guidance for daily conduct. The verse emphasizes personal responsibility and peaceful, productive living.
President Johnson’s antipoverty plan draws Republican opposition over job corps and community action funding while Catholics press for parochial school eligibility. Democrats weigh a state role versus federal aid and church-state separation amid a broad push to expand local efforts and training programs.
Wisconsin Governor Reynolds outlines his re election themes centered on aligning with the national ticket led by President Johnson and backing expansive welfare and educational funding. He defends his record citing school and university spending while facing Republican budget cuts and a court driven reapportionment bill.
In 1944 Allied forces stormed Normandy with support from four thousand ships and heavy air and sea bombardment. Churchill reports paratroopers and gliders advancing on Caen nine miles inland as bridges fall to Allied forces. Russians mass east while Eisenhower leads west invasion plan. King Vittorio Emmanuele III yields powers to Crown Prince Umberto. Rose Boyle honored for patriotic work in Madison.
In Washington, President Johnson joked about playing first base in Texas school days and nicknamed himself FBI for First Base Johnson. Senator Thurston Morton reacts to vice presidential rumor, saying he would prefer to cast votes over introducing the chaplain.
The La Crosse Tribune is published each afternoon and Sunday morning from the Tribune Building at 4th and Cass Streets La Crosse Wisconsin. It is a member of Lee Enterprises Inc and the Associated Press with AP exclusive rights to local news republication. Second class postage paid at La Crosse Wisconsin. Rates list 10 cent single copies and 55 cent weekly carrier delivery with mail rates on request.
In a story from a recent bridge game aboard a plane, South correctly pursued the slam after partner showed an ace and hearts were raised. A later heart lead and a finesse failed as West showed out, but the contract still made due to a singleton in South’s hand. The narrator notes the superior idea and the luck in the outcome.
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