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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1965
Page
6
A Madison budget tax committee pressed for early action on the 1965 67 budget noting state spending must be known before tax impact. The panel set tentative faculty raises of 4 percent first year and 6 percent second year, with total two year cost about 8.7 million funded mainly by taxpayers.
The Supreme Court’s recent reasoning on barring known Communists from labor-union offices draws criticism. The piece notes the 1959 Landrum Griffin act as a bill of attainder and argues that past rulings deemed Communists disloyal, while minority judges warn such bans imply broader anti loyalty laws. It contrasts earlier Taft Hartley and Smith Act decisions with current logic. The author cites Justice White and questions consistency in court stance.
Readers praise The Tribune for reporting on NFO and union security. Mike Larkin argues for strong union security backed by 97 percent approval in 46 119 ballots from 1947 to 1951 and notes higher wages in states without right to work laws. The writer also supports Alvin E. O Kenski and condemns government handouts.
A Tribune letter asserts that advocates of right to work conceal facts and targets the editor plus readers as part of the debate. It argues the laws threaten workers and imply hidden consequences. The writer urges awareness of the issues and cautions against perceived misinformation.
La Crosse Tribune published daily in La Crosse Wisconsin details the newspaper's publisher editor and AP association. It notes delivery formats and mailing rates with standard press services and circulation notes for the era.
The Old Cynic argues money buys some medical care and familiarity with doctors even as it cannot purchase true health. The piece uses biting humor to critique wealth and wellness.
War Department promises families and fiancées may join servicemen in occupied Europe when conditions permit. American troops break out on Luzon at a mile a minute pace in the Cagayan Valley. University postwar building program debates whether eight or twelve million dollars.
A nationwide SNCC led drive seeks a House roll call to oust Mississippi’s five congressmen, aiming to pressure Emanuel Celler and John Rooney in Brooklyn. Plans include campus lobbying, a capital conference, and a 200-page brief alleging illegal seating due to Negro voting rights, with responses due in 30 days.
The piece compares William M. Martin Jr. June 1 1965 Columbia address with 1929 warnings. It notes similarities and key differences, urges bankers to study the Fed chair's call for inflation vigilance, a stable dollar, and international finance cooperation.
Jim Jacoby asks Oswald about Sidney Lenz partner strengths and weaknesses in no trump play. The discussion highlights Lenz’s skill at no trump contracts and a tendency toward no-trump complexities, with examples from the Culbertson Lenz match and a notable four diamond hand leading to a successful no-trump contract.
A columnist notes how people constantly judge others and overhear opinions, often more sharply than intended. He argues judgment is universal, invites self awareness, and suggests the young woman learn to accept that we all experience scrutiny from those around us.
Wisconsin Governor Knowles struggles with press conference technique in Madison. He uses prepared statements and brief sessions in a formal ante-chamber, contrasting with earlier governors who held freer, more familiar meetings. The piece compares eras and stresses mutual purpose in news conferences.
In a column, the author portrays de Gaulle as central to a Sino Soviet strategy to isolate a rearmed West Germany and push a Red ring through Europe. It cites de Gaulle’s NATO stance, French fleet detachment, and rising Communist influence in France Belgium Austria and Italy, with Ben Bella as a key connection.
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