Mounting Road Toll Fault Of Drivers Not Predictions Of The Safety Council
Connecticut Governor John N. Dempsey criticizes the National Safety Council for predicting holiday tolls, saying predictions frighten or numb drivers. He argues the public bears responsibility for safety, despite better roads coming with the Interstate System. The piece cites rising tolls in Wisconsin and Minnesota and urges motorists to drive with care.
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The
Safety Council
National Safety Council
John N. Dempsey
Connecticut
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Benjamin Franklin
John Hancock
Desegregation Voices Grow More Outspoken Across South
Evangelist Billy Graham in England condemns violence by Southerners while Ralph McGill of the Atlanta Constitution denounces lawyers accused of misrepresenting desegregation rulings. The piece notes rising Southern voices for desegregation, shifting climate in Little Rock, and broader links to national politics and foreign relations.
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Billy Graham
England
Ralph McGill
The
Atlanta Constitution
Saturday Evening Post
New Orleans
Little Rock
South
Western Allies Must Unite Against Reds Says Eden Plan
In a sixties commentary, Inez Robb argues Western unity is essential to counter Soviet expansion. Refers to Sir Anthony Eden's proposal for a political general staff to align NATO and Western powers, warning that without cohesion the West will keep reacting to crises in Laos Cuba Congo and Berlin.
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Anthony Eden
Benjamin Franklin
Ben
Eden
Sir Anthony
Laos
Cuba
Congo
Berlin
NATO
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Vienna
de Gaulle
Anthony
The Old Man's Boy Grows Older by Robert Ruark
Ruark's sequel preserves the Old Man's memory and homely philosophy as the Boy ages. It blends hunting and travel tales with vivid descriptions of big game adventures and ends with a fitting tribute to a faithful dog and the old man.
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Robert Ruark
Ruark
North Carolina
James Thurber
Carabinero
Review of the news in years past 1941 to 1911 recall
A chronicle from past decades lists events by year and place including diplomatic moves such as German consulates closing in 1941 and Mussolini bank reprisal actions, plus wartime fronts, tax figures, notable deaths, social happenings, and local civic milestones in La Crosse and Wisconsin across multiple decades. It notes people like Capone, Hoover, and La Follette among others and mentions local society, business, and educational happenings.
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U.S
Capetown
Italy
Mussolini
Libya
Damascus
la Crosse County
Hoover
Indianapolis
Scarface
al Capone
Chicago
James H. Wilkinson
U. S
Badger State
Ole Amsrud
Rose
American Legion
John Bigley
la Crosse
State Gar
Wwt
Irene Lienlokken
Ruth Vance
George Barrett
Vivian Feller
Josephine Bangsberg
Archie Skemp
Myron Locke
Lena Weimar
Minnesota
Bob la Follette
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Harrisburg
Winona
George P. Bump
N. M. Bump
Wendell Anderson
Sam W. Anderson
Quiz answers from La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau
Reader questions cover AMA founding date May 5 1847 Luther Burbank burial in Santa Rosa gardens with Cedar of Lebanon sunburn risks facial skin and legs Ingrid Bergman first American film Intermezzo released 1939 co star Leslie Howard
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Luther Burbank
Santa Rosa
Calif
Ingrid Bergman
Leslie Howard
Wall size maps offered by La Crosse Tribune bureau
Two large maps 34 by 52 inches fold to 82 by 11 inches priced 60 cents each or 1.00 for both. The United States map includes Alaska and Hawaii with major highways. World map 6 cents. Postpaid coupon included.
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United States
Alaska
Hawaii
World
Name Street City Please Print State
A fragmentary form instruction lists fields for a name street city and state with a mailing address to Washington DC. The brief item reads as an official submission directive rather than a full article.
Evangeline Lore From Cajun Country and Lobbyist Critique
Leigh Toland recalls Evangeline’s tomb near the Evangeline Oak in St Martinville Louisiana and describes Cajun country landmarks. Dora D Marshall warns letters must be under 300 words and include sender details with possible pen name if requested, plus rules on publication.
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Evangeline
Deep South
Harvey Blessington
Jennings
Louisiana
Jefferson County
Teche
Delores Delreio
St. Martinville
Indifference to Business Problems Grows in Washington
A New York Herald Tribune analysis warns that Kennedy administration inaction and inflationary pressure threaten a fresh recession. It cites policy shifts against US corporate taxation abroad, depreciation incentives, and costly dividend tax at source. It urges a balanced budget and pro private enterprise stance.
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Washington
Kennedy
Lawrence Tration
Congress
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Wisconsin caucus privacy debated as parties shield tax talks
In Madison the Wisconsin legislature faces a clash over closed party caucuses used to shape tax policy. Republicans argue privacy aids discipline while critics say such secrecy undermines democratic openness and public understanding of lawmaking.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Gov. Nelson
Observer
Jacoby on Bridge: No-trump responses and diamond slam odds
Oswald Jacoby analyzes the Jacoby-Smith three no trump response for 11 to 15 points and 13 to 17 supporting points. He explains North's strong temporizing two spades and how the sequence leads to six diamonds after South's heart opener.
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Jacoby-Smith
North
South
Methodist board notes Cuban nationalization of 22 schools
The Methodist Board of Missions reports that Cuba nationalized 22 Methodist schools, a move impacting church education in the island nation.
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New York
Methodist Board of Missions
Cuba
Portraits John C Metcalfe Poem Till I Die
Poem by John C Metcalfe with romantic refrain I shall love you just as long. Imagery moves from dawn to morning dew to sky ships and twilight. Repeats commitment till death with celestial and textile metaphors. Published 1961 Field Enterprises Inc.
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Field Enterprises, Inc
La Crosse Tribune Publication Details and Rates
The La Crosse Tribune lists staff roles including Urgess as publisher and E L Burgess as business manager with Howard Colvin and Maxine Kahler in advertising. It notes address, circulation, AP affiliation, mail and home delivery rates, and geographic service areas around La Crosse Wisconsin.
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la Crosse Tribune Urgess
E. L. Burgess
Howard Colvin
Maxine Kahler
Luther Wilkins
Tribune
Jann & Kelley, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Atlanta
la Crosse
Onalaska
la Crescent
Sunday Tribune
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Inez Robb
Paris
Oswald Spengler
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Literary Guidepost
Charlie
Joseph K. Kidder
Hugh Corbett
Japan
Shantung
Atty
Gen
Daugherty
War Department
Harness Corporation
Schwebach
Sebastian Gabriel Messmer
Milwaukee
Ciary
Lorillard Tobacco Co
Union Hall
la Crosse Tribune Information Bureau
F Street N. W
Washington, D. C
American Medical Association
Philadelphia
F St
N.W
Washington, D.C
Street City
Marie
Acadia
Nova Scotia
Leigh Toland
Jack Bell
Johnson
Dora D. Marshall
David Lawrence
Cials
Moon
America
John Wyngaard
Jacoby
By Oswald Jacoby
South West North East
A& K
John C. Metcalfe
SS Crass OO
la Crosse Tribune
4Th and
Cass Sts
Lee Enterprise, Inc
Associated Press
Ww.t
R. L. Bangsberg
J. E. Lienlokken
Kenneth F. Teachout
Leeward Lee
ED Keefe
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