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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1964

Page

4

County Board Redistricting Weighs Fairness in Wisconsin

La Crosse County investigates how to apportion 15 county board seats amid long standing inequality. The Legislature failed to act, while a Milwaukee court case tests one man one vote as county lines face scrutiny.

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Babe Weigent Night Highlights Local Sports Legend

A 50 year sports reunion honors Walter Babe Weigent at Mary E. Sawyer Auditorium in La Crosse. The former Central High football star, coach from 1933 to 1950 and long time athletic director, inspired 400 attendees and many more via tribute letters from former players and friends.

Mary E. Sawyer Auditorium Babe Weigent Walter Weigent Babe la Crosse Central High School Central Grid Central High School

Roosevelt approves French Island airport project

Review of the news from years past notes President Roosevelt approving a French Island airport project and La Crosse construction for a new network of aviation centers. Reports on Allied advances in Europe and Italian battles, plus obituaries and local notices from 1944.

Roosevelt French Island la Crosse Carenton Falls Caen Rome Robert A. Albrecht Madison Heileman Brewery Russia Red Army Karelian Charlotte Pittman Thomas H. Pittman S. 19Th Mother Cabrini Memorial Hospital Chicago Stanley J. Lunde 3Rd Marine Division Italy Herbert J. Lunde Bangor Bangor Creamery Knights Templar Clinton L. Peterson Henry W. Kreuzer Henry Westal E. J. Pynn E. L. Spicer E. S. Case Robert L. Whiting Jr Harry Marshall John Pappas Central Hi-Y Club Walton Nustad John Coleman Robert Besch C. E. Evans

California’s close primaries shift GOP odds in national races

The Rochester Post-Bulletin notes California’s tight results with Goldwater 1,089,133 to Rockefeller 1,030,180 in the Republican presidential primary and Salinger 1,193,383 to Cranston 1,050,571 in the Democratic Senate race. It suggests the state’s split may still allow an upset for a hard campaigning Republican. Nixon won California in 1960 and Eisenhower carried it in 1952 and 1956. Roosevelt and Truman carried it in five prior campaigns.

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Waukesha Votes to Seek Federal Grant for Sewage Plant

The Waukesha common council approved applying for a federal grant to fund a 1.3 million dollar addition to the city’s sewage disposal plant. A columnist contrasts requests for aid with calls for local responsibility and independence.

Janesville Gazette Waukesha Waukesha Freeman Board of Public Works

Home study nursing diploma questioned by reader

Cy Barrett comments on a 45 year old woman who bought a home study practical nursing course that failed to qualify her for state board exams. He urges pursuing state-approved training, warns against scam courses, and notes potential lifelong employment in nursing. He suggests contacting hospitals and the National Association for Practical Nurse Education.

Amanda Clement Police Fire Commission State Board Mary Amherst Mary State Board of Nursing National Association For Practical Nurse Education and Service Riverside Drive New York City

Faith and Creation Verse Shaped by God’s Word

A Bible verse from Hebrews 11:3 emphasizes that the world was created by the word of God, making visible things from what is unseen, illustrating faith and divine power.

Liberals Should Be Rejoicing Over Goldwater's Candidacy

Washington column argues Democratic liberals and independents fear Goldwater may win, noting surprising grassroots support and shifting views on civil rights. It suggests cross over votes could boost Goldwater and widen Republican appeal before the November election.

David Lawrence Washington Sen Barry Goldwater Goldwater Lawrence Goldwater Arizona California Union Johnson

Nuclear power debated against coal in early atomic age

In the 1950s view, Bernard McGarva argues that thermal power at scale could remain cheaper than nuclear. He notes large mine-mouth plants and high voltage lines boost coal efficiency and suggests future wireless or laser transmission might reduce reliance on long wires from Labrador.

Babson Park Bernard McGarva Babson Manicouagan Montreal Hamilton River Labrador Russia Chicago New York Richmond Florida North Appalachia

Initiative moves in Wisconsin face mixed support

Milwaukee women’s civic group pushes popular initiative as a state lawmaking method. The piece notes limited political backing, historical absence in Wisconsin, and risks of hastily enacted laws amid strong legislative checks.

Madison Milwaukee Wisconsin Midwest Wyngaard Republican Party Democratic Party of Old Progressive Party Milwaukee Women’s Club

La Crosse Tribune Publisher and Staff Details

La Crosse Tribune publishers and editors are listed with contact and publishing details. The paper is a member of Lee Enterprises and the Associated Press. circulation terms include 10 cent single copies and 55 cent weekly carrier delivery with mail rates on request.

W. T. Burgess Sanford Goltz la Crosse Tribune 4Th Cass Sts la Crosse Wisconsin Lee Enterprises, Inc Associated Press

Critics Pin Blame After Poor Five Hearts Slam

A Schenectady reader recounts a bridge hand from Jacoby on Bridge. North should not have bid his three card clubs and should have rebid diamonds or support hearts. South’s response with four no trump was overly optimistic, leaving the slam doomed despite a favorable five hearts bid.

Schenectady East North South

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