Wisconsin faces Highway Safety Bill with 21 year beer age
The Wisconsin Senate and Assembly debate Knowles highway safety plan including a uniform 21 beer age and implied consent for chemical tests. It also proposes annual vehicle inspections to verify brakes lights and wipers. Critics warn of potential abuse by private inspectors and urge a fair program to meet 1966 federal safety standards.
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Knowles
Assembly
State Senate
Wisconsin
Motor Vehicle Department
Washington, D.C
Maryland
James Karns
Two Good Citizens La Crosse Community Loses Haase and Nelson
Obituary tribute for Carl Haase and Louis G. Nelson highlighting their civic work in La Crosse. Haase advanced vocational rehabilitation, helped establish the Easter Seal Center, and supported veterans. Nelson chaired Campbell Town, served on the County Board, promoted industrial development, tourism, and youth baseball. Both died young and had roots elsewhere before calling La Crosse home.
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Carl Haase
Louis G. Nelson
MR. Haase
Milwaukee
Waukesha
Fond du Lac
la Crosse
Tomah
Inews
Nelson
Town of
Campbell
Jaycees
Haase
La Crosse County Club lease granted by council
Twenty years ago in 1947 a ten year lease with a two year cancellation clause was granted to the La Crosse County Club by the Common Council with an annual rental set at 1500 dollars.
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la Crosse
Common Council
Capital Airlines
Virginia
Leesburg
Beranek
Frank Schneider
Police and Fire Commission
Henry Wittenberg
Park Commission
Ralph M. Immell
Madison
Wisconsin National Guard
John L. Lewis
Bethlehem Steel
Anderson
Ind
Senate Judiciary Committee
Roosevelt
Basque
Milwaukee Association of Commerce
Milwaukee Railroad
Dubuque
Chamber of Commerce
Wisconsin
Zimmerman
La Crosse Tribune Publisher and Editor Details
The La Crosse Tribune lists W. T. Burgess as publisher and Sanford Goltz as editor. It notes dates, address, and AP affiliation, with postage and delivery rates.
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Sanford Goltz
la Crosse Tribune
4Th
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wis
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
al! AP News
Wisconsin
Knowles Presses No New Tax Line Amid Spending Rise
Wisconsin politics swirl as Governor Knowles touts a no new taxes theme while spending climbs about 24 percent per term. The budget outlook hints at a mid-1969 surplus around 11 million, with school aid and bus transport costs shaping debates and mill rate pressures.
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Madison
Nelson
Righting Middle East mistakes to seek lasting peace
David Lawrence argues lasting peace in the Middle East requires reviewing past errors rather than UN debates. He cites arms supplies from the United States and Soviet Union, unresolved grievances over Suez and Aqaba, and Palestinian displacement as drivers of conflict. He urges enforceable principles and a UN role with greater power, warning against Soviet arms influence.
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Washington
Middle East
United Nations
Russia
United States
Nasser
Suez
Israel
Gulf of Aqaba
U.N
Suez Canal
Jerusalem
Unfor
Heavy On The Garlic Naples Not Italy
Sydney J. Harris argues Americans mistake Italian cuisine for all Italy noting Neapolitan focus in the south, Rome's fare, and Milan's kitchens. He contrasts Italian dining with American fast food, praising European mealtimes as leisurely, social events with careful course selection.
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Naples
Italy
Rome
America
Giannini’s
Milan
George's
London
Europe
Readers Letter Praises La Crosse Road Holes and Policing
In Shelby not La Crosse I changed my mind about Playfield Avenue holes slowing traffic. Cars now go 20 mph improving safety for children and neighbors. Winter ice may fill holes a bit. Police presence noted. one ticket viewed as fair. Another writer notes drivers spot police cars from afar and behave.
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the Tribune
Shelby
la Crosse
Playfield Avenue
Highway Patrol and Driver Courtesy on Route 16
A reader writes from Gentleman Drivers about police presence on Highway 16 and drivers obeying left turn patience. He contrasts routines at a truck left turn with others passing on both sides, noting impatience and higher speeds in the zone.
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the Tribune
Highway 16
Highway Department
U.S. Needs President Who's Against Mobs
Letter to the editor T J Campbell of Atlanta urges voters to elect a president who will stand against crime and mob action, accusing President Johnson of setting a permissive mood and endorsing mobs from the Selma episodes to the era of disruptions. He calls for firm action to protect citizens.
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The
Tribune
Johnson
Alabama
Selma
LBJ
George
Wallace
M. L. King
T. J. Campbell
Atlanta, Ga
Red Coup Exposed and Greek Coup Altered History
The jilted wife of a Soviet spy tipped Italian authorities to her husband’s Moscow network. Greek military officers acted swiftly, arresting hundreds of Soviet agents in Greece and Cyprus to block a planned Red coup amid Middle East tensions. Archbishop Makarios and Cypriot guards linked to the events are cited as key figures.
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Washington
Middle East
Greece
Cyprus
Mediterranean
Nasser
U.S
Turin
Italy
Andreas Papandreou
Giorgio
Rinaldi Ghislieri
Rinaldi - Ghislieri
Moscow
Kremlin
Israel
Moshe Dayan
Athens
Yael Dayan
London
Rome
Tel Aviv
Dayan
Vietnam
Defense
McNamara
Archbishop Makarios
Makarios
George Grivas
Isnt It The Truth Not The Same
A reflective piece contrasts reputation with character and notes public perception hinges on reputation more often. It cites the idea that many judge by reputation, not true character, and attributes a wry insight to a syndicated source.
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Philistines
Carl Riblet Jr. Syndicate
Bridge column notes from Oswald and James Jacoby
North cards show high spade and heart honors whileSouth holds the queen and nine high diamonds. The article analyzes a bridge hand from the North position with suit distribution and bidding considerations.
Minor Suit Slam After No Trump in Dallas Pair
A Dallas pair Mrs. Sewall Cutler and Mrs. Kay Nicholaien used Jacoby transfers to reach a minor suit slam after no trump openings. Midge's four no trump signaled limit, Kay's seven no trump idea aimed at grand slam, but four no trump proved best, yielding 12 tricks with hearts and long diamonds.
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North
Sewall
Midge) Cutler
James
Kay) Nicholaisen
Dallas
Midge
Kay
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Up To
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