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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1966
Page
8
The La Crosse weekend discovery of fraudulent ID cards in taverns reflects broader Wisconsin issues. Proposals struggle to create a uniform beer age amid local option laws and cross state drinking. The piece argues safety over morality and calls for parental and legislative action to curb underage access.
Debate over U S compensation for water used by troops in Santo Domingo ends with a reduced bill of 34000 dollars after a 35 million dollar aqueduct project. The piece argues for moderation in foreign aid and reflects on policy and life choices.
Summary of recalls from 1946 to 1916 including wheat shortage fears for La Crosse bakeries, AFL seamen strike talks, Truman appointments, 1936 Jaycees award, early GOP convention chatter, Lynxville channel dam bids, local business shifts, 1926 post office air mail flight, 1916 world war era naval loss, and 1916 political drama with Roosevelt and party lines all tied to La Crosse citations.
A St. Pius X School class in La Crosse writes to thank The Tribune Our World Books, praising Uncle Ray column and saying they will use the books in their work. The Grade 3 class from R.1 expresses appreciation for daily reading material.
A biblical report cites I Kings 18 21 where Elijah asks how long the people will waver between two faiths and urges them to choose the Lord if he is God. The crowd remains silent as the moment underscores religious division and steadfastness.
Washington column surveys optimistic shifts in diplomacy across China Vietnam and Europe. U S pledges pledge not to initiate nuclear war and China agrees to non first strike. Premier Ky eyes reforms and elections in Vietnam while Latin American elections signal pact diplomacy. UN urged to convene talks for peaceful settlements.
A humorous compendium of couples each giving contrasting reasons for marriage and divorce. The antics contrast dominating versus fragile partners, dancing and motherly traits, business focus, youthful romance, and jealous or attentive behavior, illustrating mismatched expectations.
A Wisconsin grocers association claims nine million pounds of margarine entered the state illegally in 1965, far exceeding one million pounds sold with tax. The dispute centers on proposed legalization and tax cuts, raising questions about law enforcement and dairy interests amid shifting consumer concerns.
NEA correspondent explains deferments aim to serve the national interest by preserving medical and technical expertise. with doctor and officer shortages, college students may be drafted only if needed. local boards assess each case. overarching need spans civilian and military fields.
The Joint Committee pushes nuclear explosive stimulation to unlock Rocky Mountain gas fields in New Mexico and surrounding areas. Walter Hibbard Jr. estimates regional potential at 317 trillion cubic feet worth about 35 billion, with government receipts possibly over 4 billion. Opposed by Budget Bureau and State Department over economy and safety, yet committee and Atomic Energy Commission defend feasibility. Gasbuggy tests would begin at Pictured Cliffs formation in New Mexico to prove peaceful use of nuclear explosives.
Sanford Goltz editor notes publication details for the La Crosse Tribune located at 4th and Cass Streets La Crosse Wisconsin 54601. The paper is a Lee Enterprises Inc and Associated Press member with AP rights for local and dispatch news.
North opens stayman trade leads to a five diamond Blackwood response. West doubles to misread the read. Frank Weisbach doubles and then redoubles to show diamond control. Frank later leads and wins with a precise endgame to secure the contract.
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