La Crosse Airport Likely Regional Start for North Central
La Crosse Municipal Airport is favored to be the regional stop for North Central Airlines serving both La Crosse and Winona. The Civil Aeronautics Board bureau recommends a single port, noting La Crosse’s larger runways and higher traffic, while routes between the two cities could be streamlined with shared service. The CAB will issue a final decision after a July hearing.
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la Crosse Municipal
Winona
North Central Airlines
Bureau of Economic Regulation
Federal Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
la Crosse
North Central
Mississippi River
la Crosse Airport
Two Readings of the Walker Case Spark AMA Debate
The article discusses the Kennedy administration's actions against retired Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker after the Oxford Mississippi riot. It covers Walker's arrest for incitement, his transfer to a federal hospital without bail, and a psychiatrist's distant opinion based on records. It notes AMA findings that no medical ethics violation occurred and warns against political influence on medical opinion.
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Edwin A. Walker
Oxford
Miss
James Meredith
Ole Miss
Walker
U.S
Mississippi
Charles E. Smith
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Manded
West Germany
American Medical Association
Dr. Smith
AMA Judicial Council
Gen. Walker
AMA
Judicial Council
Washington
No Fat Job Offers For Class Of 35, Roark Reflects
Robert C Ruark recalls 1935 when graduates faced slim prospects yet notes a lucky few secured small pay. he critiques recruitment ads promising rapid wealth and career paths in investment analysis, contrasting past hardships with modern guarantees and urging less pressure.
La Crosse airfield plans and war news from 1943
Federal government allocates 400000 for La Crosse airport and War Department backs French Island as the top airfield site. Drafts and Army service loom as many fathers join by year end. Twenty two La Crosse girls enter WAC at Camp McCoy. Harriman of La Crosse wounded in North Africa receives War Department report and silver star. Deesberg and Opitz wounded. Roosevelt sends congratulatory letter to Opitz as his birthday coincides with the president’s.
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la Crosse
War Department
French Island
U.S
McNutt and Hershey
WAC
Camp McCoy
Pfe
George W. Harriman
North Africa
Marie Harriman
Winnebago
Donald G. Deesberg
Bangor
Rudolph Deesburg
Robert G. Opitz
Reuben Opitz
Adams
Roosevelt
Thirty Years Ago Republican Convention Highlights in Chicago
Thirtieth anniversary notes recall the 1933 Republican convention in Chicago. Reports detail delegation leadership, disputes, and key attendees including Harry Dahl and Theo dore Damman. Local figures such as Roy Bangsberg and UW student Thomas Burgess are mentioned along with events at Idlewild Club and Salzer Municipal Airport progress.
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Africa
Dorothy Muetze
Kane
Chicago
Badgers
Harry Dahl
Theodore Damman
la Follette
Winter Everett
Tribune Madison
Convention City
Roy Bangsberg
la Crosse
Tribune
Thomas H. Burgess
Urbanized Congress at Odds Over Farmers and Cities
City and country confront each other in Congress over mass transportation aid and farm subsidies as urban growth reshapes politics. The Twentieth Century Fund report by Edward Higbee notes farm numbers shrinking from 6.8 million in 1935 to under 3.7 million today, predicting a drop below one million by 1980, highlighting surpluses in food and labor. The shift correlates with a realignment toward the Democratic Party in cities, complicating GOP urban strategy.
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Congress
U.S. Treasury
U.S
United States
Edward Higbee
Department of Agriculture
America
Kennedy seeks power to regulate private business nationwide
A New York Herald Tribune analysis argues Kennedy may seek sweeping congressional authority to close down businesses that refuse to serve certain customers or tolerate disorderly acts. It warns such a law would grant presidential dictatorship over private commerce and face voter opposition in 1964.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Lawrence
Supreme Court
U.S
Senate
House
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Wisconsin Senate approves voting machine bill for 1966 deadlines
In Madison the Wisconsin Senate concurred with an Assembly bill requiring every municipality over 10,000 to install voting machines for the 1966 autumn elections. Assemblyman McEssy led the drive, with support from voting machine manufacturers and opposition from Milwaukee representatives over cost concerns. The measure marks a major shift in electoral administration after years of lobbying by economic interests.
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Madison
State Senate
Reynolds Wyngaard
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Assemblyman
McEssy
Fond du Lac
Jacoby on Bridge Four Four Trump Fit and Slam Tips
The article discusses four four trump fits allowing ruffs in both hands and a six or thirteen trick endgame. It covers South’s decision to bid the small slam at the Southeastern championships in Miami and outlines a routing to maximize trump tricks. It also promotes Jacoby's new 1H page book and how to obtain it.
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South
North
Miami
Jacoby
Oswald Jacoby
la Crosse Tribune
P. O
Dept. A
Radio City
New York
N.Y
Canada Friendly Outlook For Ameri can Businesses Seen
Canada invites American firms and individuals despite familiar skepticism. Immigration counsel W D Gruer describes Canada’s expansion, efficient relocation services, and a climate similar to southern Europe in parts. Ottawa contact offered for planning moves north. CY: Automation pressures prompt remodeling of floor finishing business and broader service angles. Moira advises diversifying and marketing to schools and firms. GOT ME shares cautionary tale of a siding salesman fraud leaving a 35-year-old debtor.
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Mac
W. D. Gruer
Canada
United States
French Riviera
Canadian Immigration Service
Ottawa
Gruer
La Crosse Tribune masthead and circulation info page
The La Crosse Tribune lists staff names including Burgess and Goltz with editing and photo credits. It details publication location in La Crosse Wisconsin and mailing rates for local and extended area, plus subscription pricing and delivery notes.
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Appleton
Oshkosh
Green Bay
Clintonville
Lacrosse
Robert C. Ruark
Snodgrass
Joseph K. Kidder
Posal
L. L. Duxbury
Genie Kennedy
Caledonia
Minn
la Crescent Turnpike
Flavian and
Placidus Lienfelder
Hotel la Crosse
Northwest
C. A. Hunt
E. D. Hunt
George Dahlgran
Beloit
John E. Langdon
Wisconsin Masons
Dousman
Wis
Brayton
Hokah
la Crescent
C. C. Smith
Peter Walier
U.S. Supreme Court
Margaret Wilson
Joseph E. Davies
C. L. Hood
Karen Johnson
S. 11Th
Peter Edson
David Lawrence
John Wyngaard
By Oswald Jacoby
CY Barrett
MAC Brighton
Moira
W. T. Burgess
E. L. Burgess
Howard Colvin
Mer Maxine Kahler
Luther Wilkins
4Th and
Cass Sts
Lee Enterprise, Inc
Associated Press
Jann & Kelley, Inc
Detroit
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Atlanta
Minneapolis
Onalaska
LaCrosse Sunday Tribune
Koy
Carrier Bay
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