Industrial park plan near Municipal Airport eyed by council
The La Crosse Tribune urges approval of a 100 acre industrial park at Municipal Airport with plans accepted by the City Plan Commission. The estimated cost is 1.73 million dollars and the Common Council will review details and site access provisions.
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Summer Jobs Debate in Cities Amid Riots Forecast
Community leaders business people and officials push for summer employment to curb unrest. Vice President Humphrey urges 20000 jobs for youths while NAACP head Roy Wilkins warns against making work programs a bribe for peace. Hoover cautions militant leaders predicting violence in several cities.
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America as World Policeman Shows U S Lonely Vocation
Washington correspondent argues that Britain's retreat east of Suez and dwindling Western power have left the United States as the only real police force for the free world. He notes liberal and conservative critics disagree yet accept Washington must act to counter tyrants, especially amid Vietnam and Middle East tensions.
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U S drafts harsh note to Russia as Hungary tensions cited
Twenty years ago in 1947 the United States charged Soviet meddling in Hungary and involvement in cabinet ouster while urging peace abroad and a free economy at home Rep John W Byrnes of Green Bay spoke at Milwaukee Young Republicans and Secretary of State Marshall urged European reconstruction.
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Reds Orbit Spies In Sky Over United States
Soviet satellites outnumber U S craft in 1967 with 26 un manned vehicles launched without public detail, while the United States has 17. NASA launched seven and aided four non NASA missions. Air Force added six. Many Soviet craft remain untracked in mission specifics, with some suspected as nuclear weapons carriers.
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Love One Another Commandment, Christ's Call
Passage from John 15 12 urges believers to love one another as Jesus has loved them, highlighting a core commandment and ethical standard for disciples. The verse emphasizes selfless care, unity, and sacrificial love as central to the Christian faith.
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La Crosse Tribune Publisher and staff notice
La Crosse Tribune details publisher W T Burgess editor Sanford Goltz and address 4th and Cass La Crosse Wisconsin 54601. It notes AP membership and exclusive rights to local news for republication and outlines postage and mailing rates for the paper.
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Rural Phrases Reissued With Wry Summer Notes
A playful compendium exposes ruralisms mapped to tourist lore. It defines directions as short or long, hints at weather and prices, and teases quips about locals, meals, transport, and seasonal rhythms for visitors.
Safety Not Moral Issue Backers Of Beer At 21
Senator-Wyngaard argues the highway safety plan hinges on a uniform 21 year old beer purchase rule. He says the measure is about age uniformity for safety, not punishment, and cites local control and neighboring states as support for statewide consistency.
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Johnsons Tax Boost Could Hurt Next Year
The piece argues a tax increase in 1967 or 1968 could hurt Johnson at the polls, as deficits loom from Vietnam and nonmilitary spending. It notes inflation pressures and the political risk of a rise, with possible wage price and policy responses.
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Test Of A Good Leader Quote By Bernard Baruch
The piece suggests a leader must constantly watch for rivals and support to stay in power. It emphasizes that without loyal followers, a leader loses authority and influence.
Bridge hand and opening play notes for North South
The diagram shows a bridge deal with North as dealer in a vulnerable North hand AaKQJ 7Q1063 oJ9 10865 and West East South bidding 1¢ 19 11N. Opening lead is 2.
Neat Play Shows Hunches and Strategy in Bridge
Jan Stone of New York used a low heart play to defeat East’s deception and reveal how underestimation can aid strong players. The discussion contrasts women’s common sense with psychic notions, citing Stone’s ruled logic and a Thirtys era remark by Mary Clement on a three-suit squeeze.
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