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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1963
Page
4
The legislature works during recess on a new budget and tax plan amid stalemate between Gov Reynolds and the GOP. The piece warns against choosing the easy path in 1963 while noting possible harms to schools welfare and jobs if taxes rise or spending is cut. It argues for a decisive showdown on spending and taxes despite distrust.
Opinion piece arguing federal laws cannot force heart change over racial equality. It criticizes Kennedy administration liberalism and Gov. Wallace for state rights rhetoric, while urging adherence to the Fourteenth Amendment and local court actions to secure equal rights and responsibilities for African Americans.
Khrushchev agrees to U.S.-British-Soviet talks on a nuclear test ban with July set as the tentative meeting date. The move signals potential new Cold War dynamics, hints at Sino-Soviet tensions, and prompts reassessment of East West policy amid Kennedy's push for peaceful coexistence.
Review of the news from twenty years past notes RAF heavy bomber raids on German targets. British and Yankee daylight strikes follow. Dusseldorf and Muenster hit at night with losses reported. 43 planes fallen. Also mentions a postwar parkway plan along the Mississippi River from Illinois to Prescott, urged by the Mississippi River Parkway Committee. Lampedus Island occupation cited from Eisenhower HQ in North Africa amid a fierce bombardment. Hearings on values of the ...
Joseph K Kidder notes Charles and Ray Pfafflin of French Island await reces sion next week for airport land. L J Brody represents the Pfafflins and Q H Hale the city. The excerpt also recalls past local items and community figures from 1933 to 1913.
President Kennedy in a University speech differentiates Soviet government from its people praising Russian science and courage while urging peaceful coexistence. He notes Soviet sacrifices in World War II and warns against nuclear brinkmanship, calling for deterrence without provocation and limited use of force.
In the Southeastern championships result from Miami West opens diamonds South holds a cinch nine tricks in spade contract. East overcalls but the main lesson is bid signaling and avoiding poor leads. South achieves top scores with correct play while East's misread lead costs.
In Europe the tourist must have stamina patience and money. The writer warns that reservations may be lost or mislaid and heavy competition from Germans Italians Egyptians and Japanese has driven costs up. Travel agencies grow complacent and delays test a traveler’s endurance as visits to Toledo’s cathedral and shopping stops pace the journey.
The judge questions whether talking about trivial faults causes a girl to run away, asking if men are spared from similar concerns. The comment hints at gendered expectations in home life and behavior.
In Madison the Wisconsin Democratic Assembly minority ousted Milwaukee’s Nowakowski as assistant caucus chairman for voting against a Negro housing bill. The move signals a deep, painful party split tied to rising Negro migration and housing pressure in Milwaukee, risking party strength statewide.
Dear readers, CY Barrett suggests a birdhouse maker could monetize interests by printing a catalog or selling design plans and components. He notes postwar DIY success with mail order and warns to combine designs with decorative parts for profit.
A reflective proverb notes that car handling errors tied to installments may be worse than reckless driving. It also observes many home accidents occur in kitchens and advises giving a new bride time to learn cooking.
The La Crosse Tribune announces editors and staff, then lists home delivery and mail subscription rates for La Crosse area including Onalaska and La Crescent. Rates cover options within and beyond 75 miles, with monthly and annual prices and payment terms.
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