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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1965
Page
4
The editorial questions direct legislation via initiative and referendum in Wisconsin. It notes risks from popular votes, including costly measures and misleading wording, citing California as a cautionary example. It warns that high petition thresholds could still allow organized groups to push issues onto ballots.
Congressman Adam Clayton Powell, chair of the House Labor Committee, refuses to clear the 14(b) Taft Hartley repeal until an anti discrimination bill guaranteeing Negroes equal rights in unions passes. He argues freedom of choice and anti coercion in employment and union membership are moral issues lawmakers should safeguard.
Milwaukee Journal reports a National Geographic Society reveal of a peanut butter and jelly dispensing spray can. The piece humorously notes a five year old could wield it as a messy weapon and jokes about other sprays for de odorizer and window cleaner.
The piece compares odd household product mishaps to the need for judges to disqualify themselves in cases of personal involvement. It notes the U S Senate struggles to form a bipartisan committee to probe improper conduct, sparked by Bobby Baker and his influence peddling. It urges judges to recuse themselves to avoid any bias.
Doomed Japanese on Oki nawa ignore surrender demand despite new American landings on the island. General Eisenhower in London receives honorary freedom of the city and Churchill praises him. Over 16 000 troops return to New York in a single day.
Opinion notes fashion trends reversing the old rule of white shirts as neutral. The piece mocks detergent ads claiming superior dark wash results and comments on teenage rebellion with a provocative, satirical tone.
Washington reports President Johnson aims to back three multibillion dollar regional banks to finance development in Asia Latin America and Africa. The plan would shift US aid control to regional bodies with limited US representation and be announced at a Rio de Janeiro ministers conference.
Washington columnist David Lawrence argues President de Gaulles policies threaten USFrance friendship. He cites Sen Douglas critique on gold payments NATO, Red China, and Vietnam stance, urging France to become ally again and avoid harming US relations and European economies.
Wisconsin witnesses debate state tuition grants for private college students at a legislative hearing. Assemblyman Wartinbee questions whether the state should underwrite higher education and whether freedom of choice should extend to private schools and out-of-state options.
Sydney J Harris argues a year back in high school may cut illiteracy as most graduates cannot read write or spell. He cites UC admissions failure, remedial classes, and calls a nationwide holdback, backed by reforms in English teaching and smaller classes to restore literacy and learning efficiency.
Washington reports a space race to achieve the first docking of two spacecraft with both nations having failed once. U S strengths lie in small precise computers and superior space suit design while the Soviets push bigger boosters and broader mission programs. Analysts see potential U S diversity of experiments as a future edge despite booster gaps.
Sanford Goltz serves as editor for the La Crosse Tribune published in La Crosse Wisconsin. The paper notes its affiliation with Lee Enterprises and the Associated Press and provides mailing and subscription details.
The article explains a bridge scenario after North opens no trump and Stayman is used. South transfers to two clubs, North rebids two diamonds, and South bids three hearts to force another bid. North reaches four hearts with a 4-3-3-3 hand, but must avoid a diamond pull. A safety play avoids queen of hearts finesse and guarantees success despite a four to one trump break.
A concise excerpt from Job 10 1 expresses deep personal bitterness and a vow to speak freely about suffering. The speaker rejects quiet acceptance and insists on voicing inner turmoil.
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