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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1969
Page
6
An opinion piece outlines the push in a score of states for state aid to nonpublic schools led by Catholic and other groups. It notes a Wisconsin plan to fund parents of private school students with 50 to 100 dollars yearly, risking constitutional issues and wider costs.
The Chicago Hyde Park market shows California grapes replaced by South African grapes with prices rising from 29 to 69 cents a pound. Activist groups backing the California grape boycott also push for a South Africa boycott, highlighting irony in the stance.
Prominent local figures and city projects are noted across several decades. The 1949 item discusses Senate debate on the Taft Hartley Labor Law repeal. It also reports Rev Ivar Gjellstad leaving for Cody Wyoming for a Home Mission Board post. City committees propose $300 000 storm sewer projects for north and south city sections, and state aid appeals for hospital construction are mentioned.
La Crosse Tribune lists W T Burgess as publisher and Sanford Goltz as editor. It notes publication in La Crosse Wisconsin with AP affiliation and circulation pricing for single copies and carrier delivery.
William Buckley Jr recounts a cross country tour with Whit ney Young and Moynihan, noting divisions within black leadership over tactics. He criticizes militant actions while praising Roy Wilkins and Bayard Rustin for denouncing firebrands and urges restoring authority and a nonracist capitalism.
Senate subcommittee report says the Nashville riot was carefully planned by SNCC leading figures including Stokely Carmichael and Rap Brown. It details pre riot stockpiling of rocks, juvenile gang influence, and a March 21 black power conference that solidified SNCC involvement.
The piece argues stubbornness stems from fear of cascading belief changes and a toppled philosophy. It contends politicians should oppose friends as boldly as foes, noting a public figure is more likely betrayed by allies than adversaries. It quips that if perfumes matched names, bachelors would vanish.
Wisconsin educators warn Senate Bill 346S would require open ended funding for parent tuition grants under private school aid. Grants vary by income and grade level, with potential costs ranging from 26 to 35 million dollars, and some say it would not solve private school financial problems.
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