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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1964
Page
6
An editor’s outlook surveys Mod and Rocker clashes at Margate during Whitsun. Youths from London Birmingham and Sheffield arrived on scooters and motorcycles, creating chaos with riots, glass and injuries as debates about youth culture and social malaise unfold.
U.S. scientists report the Soviet Union is directing about 50 percent more resources than the United States into controlled thermonuclear research. The Kurchatov laboratory in Moscow leads fusion work, with 600 Soviet researchers and major new facilities. A U.S. group notes rapid Soviet progress could shift the balance within five years, signaling a larger shock than Sputnik if fusion control is achieved.
Review covers Allied advances in Normandy with reports of counterattacks at Carenton and airborne landings on the west coast. It notes Second Lt. Richard Bruha missing in action over Germany since May 28 and mentions a cargo carrier being built in Baltimore named La Crosse funded by the Fifth War Loan.
Wisconsin Supreme Court faces a request by two Waukesha County residents to reapportion county boards to achieve population equality. The piece notes county government as a state-created agency and cites ongoing legislative study of county representation amid urbanization and inequities. It questions whether the legislature has shown genuine reform intent and highlights upcoming arguments and study commissions.
A fragment notes weeks ago the idea that population equality in state legislative apportionment is a constitutional right and enforceable. The terse item underscores a legal principle tied to equal representation and constitutional interpretation.
Washington notes Dean Rusk seeks to reassure allies while NATO ministers in Holland doubt Johnson Khrushchev talks. The article argues secret diplomacy persists, risks in a free society, and worries about unchecked power in Washington Moscow negotiations.
The author argues vice presidential choice will shape the 1960s. He doubts Bobby Kennedy fits with Lyndon Johnson and warns a Johnson Kennedy pairing could split loyal Republicans. He cites Kennedy assassination security, Johnson health, and the need for a strong second in the ticket.
The La Crosse Tribune publishes daily and Sunday morning from La Crosse Wisconsin and is a member of Lee Enterprises and the Associated Press. Rates list 10c single copy and 55c per week carrier delivery with mail options available.
In a bridge puzzle from a periodic column East signals hearts, South wins, and a squeeze ends with East failing to hold diamonds. South denies stealing, naming East the culprit for signaling strongly in hearts and forcing a diamond shift. West acts as an accomplice after the fact.
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