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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1965
Page
4
The piece argues President Johnson faces criticism at home for not forcing peace talks with the Viet Cong. It warns against accepts a Geneva style settlement and notes the need for a decisive Asian war approach and stronger action against North Vietnamese targets.
Madison politics mirror long running East West issues as Republicans and Democrats clash over budget and tax packages Gov Warren Knowles participates in the friction. For days the main task is agreeing on an agenda as both houses seek a bipartisan compromise panel to guide talks. The as yet empty plan remains stalled awaiting negotiation.
Sydney J. Harris explains the English tongue blends native words with loan words from Latin and other languages. He notes adjectives often come from distant roots, making connections between basic nouns and descriptors hard for learners and even educated speakers.
The La Crosse Tribune lists W. T. Burgess as publisher and Sanford Goltz as editor. It is published daily and Sunday morning from La Crosse Wisconsin office. The paper is a member of Lee Enterprises and the Associated Press with AP news dispatches.
Peter and the apostles declare in Acts 5 29 that obedience to God comes before human authority. The verse emphasizes steadfast faith and prioritizing divine law over earthly commands. It highlights early Christian resolve under persecution and the call to moral duty.
Editor notes a Pharaoh like White House policy amid tax cuts and deficits. He warns of a growing national debt, potential inflation and a shift toward a semi war economy as Congress debates the Great Society. He ends with a jab about the coffin at the revelry.
President Johnson told congressional leaders he supports a flat ban on state poll taxes in the voting rights bill, opposing Attorney General Katzenbach who argues such a ban is unconstitutional. Senate leaders predict the Senate will resist the House anti poll tax provision, seeking court action rather than a congressional ban. The President voiced his stance during a White House meeting and urged passage for July 4 enactment.
Review headline items from 1945 include William J. Peterson blasting the Wisconsin Highway Commission for road-development gaps despite funding, von Ribbentrop captured in Hamburg, and 550 Superforts dropping incendiaries on Osaka. Attlee to chair a Big Three meeting in Berlin. Thomson gambling bill action delayed. Moosbrugger dies in La Crosse.
Madison debate over Gov Knowles highway safety plan shows lawmakers reluctant to risk political mileage. Despite alarming death tolls, penalties and funding proposals struggle amid roadbuilder budget worries and industry opposition to tougher enforcement. The governor pushes for stricter penalties and a broader safety program amid a cool legislative mood.
In a 1965 New York Herald Tribune essay David Lawrence argues European opinion misreads US aims. He cites poor communication by USIA and urges direct European engagement via newspapers radio and TV to explain Viet Nam and Dominican policies and the dangers of Soviet influence.
In Grand Rapids the field reached game in every North-South pair with four spades or four no trump, and some pairs reached three no trump after a two-diamond response. East opened hearts, diamonds, or four hearts. North-South navigated a varied bidding sequence ending in successful no trump games and a top score for a three no trump line.
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