Verdict of JFK Critics Could Shift By Year’s End
By fall or winter the verdict of Kennedy critics may tilt as new tests loom, with questions over leadership style, priorities, and boldness. Supporters argue he faces historic crises from Laos to Berlin. opponents say he has yet to translate words into sustained achievement.
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JFK
Kennedy
Roosevelts
Laos
Cuba
Berlin
Congo
The
Economist
U.S
West Berlin
Moscow
U S Space Lead Seen Despite Soviet Early Start
Space race analysis argues the United States holds a clear lead in scientific research and future exploration. Lloyd V. Berkner notes Russia began in 1952 and built heavier thrust vehicles, while Pioneer 1959 set a 20 million mile communications record. The piece cites upcoming gains in thrust and capacity as critical to space leadership.
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Lloyd V. Berkner
Space Science Board
National Academy of Sciences
Tulsa
Oklo
United States
Berkner
Earth
Ruark argues for teaching decency in hunting and gun use
Robert C Ruark asserts that guns and hunting can build character when used responsibly. He defends sport killing as natural and stresses teaching children respect for laws, property, and noncombat targets while recognizing risks from misuse.
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Bernie Baruch
Halo
Ruark
New Jersey
Hemmed In by Production and Reproduction in Unemployment Plan
Washington news reports explain that unemployment is challenged by rising production and labor force growth from population. Dutch flower bulb promoters toured Capitol Hill, ending with a student rally where a fake Caroline Kennedy telegram was shown as a joke during Strom Thurmond’s address.
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Heller
Washington
Valley of Death snippets pull 1941 and 1931 notes
A collage of brief items from old La Crosse papers notes Tallulah Bankhead in Reno after divorce, RAF raids damage plants, oil shipments banned, and political moves toward a separate Air Force. Also mentions vandals, Kreisler injury, and local social news plus a 1931- era GAR events and civic notes including elections, law changes, accidents, and outings.
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Tallulah Bankhead
Reno
John R. Emery
USC la Crosse
East Coast
Sec
Harold Ickes
Japan
Philadelphia
Sen
McCarrah
D-Nev
U.S. Air Force
Department of Aviation
Harry Raper
Fritz Kreisler
New York
Gloria
Gunnar Taurvng
Charles
Chicago
Rivoli
Atty
Carrol J. Weigel
Hawks
Green Bay
Preventable causes harm infants and unborn children
The doctor cites the American Academy of Pediatrics noting accidents from infancy to early childhood kill about 4,700 children annually and discusses prenatal and infant risks. Risks include Rh incompatibility prematurity tobacco and drug exposures improper salt and boric acid use, injuries, burns, and preventable infections.
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American Academy of Pediatrics
Nightshade and summit history quiz items
A quiz list covers poisonous nightshade and its effect on cattle, the 1945 Yalta summit, Seeing Eye dog training for the blind, debenture bonds and their risk, and the origin of the New York Post Office inscription from Herodotus.
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New York City
Herodotus
B.C
Khrushchev Speech Stirs worldwide anti US Propaganda War
David Lawrence analyzes how Soviet propaganda, including Khrushchev's Vienna speech and Castro's demands, distorts U.S. aims, heightens anti American demonstrations in Latin America, and pressures West Berlin negotiations. He argues that acts will decide futures, not words, as nuclear arms talks drag.
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Washington
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
Kennedy
Vienna
Lawrence
Russia
Venezuela
Chile
Moscow
Adlai Stevenson
U.S
United Nations
Latin America
Geneva
Laos
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Khrushchev
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Portraits John C Metcalfe Portraits
A short verse about a kitten by John C Metcalfe. The poem depicts a playful cat in a home, bringing joy and contentment to the observer as it naps and laps milk. Copyright 1961 Field Enterprises Inc.
Loyalist zeal in Wisconsin party politics fuels tax debate
In Madison and Eau Claire, party loyalists on both sides push extreme positions on tax withholding and sales tax. The article notes officeholders pursue pragmatic deals while activists demand ideological purity, arguing loyalty outruns compromise but fails to win elections.
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Madison
Wis
Eau Claire
Capitol
Wisconsin
Washington
U.N
Nelson
Bridge hand analysis from a South hand on six hearts
In a bridge discussion the South hand opens one heart and partners jump to four hearts. Six is a practical contract with careful play. The winning method includes ruffing, stripping opponents’ spades, and planning entry through the dummy. West opens clubs, and the play hinges on accurate diamond management and the potential finesse versus king.
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West
La Crosse Tribune Delivery and Subscription Rates
Public notice details home delivery areas and mail subscription prices for The La Crosse Tribune and Sunday edition. Rates cover La Crosse area, Onalaska, La Crescent, and extended distances with annual, semiannual, quarterly, and monthly options.
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la Crosse
Wisconsin
la Crosse Tribune
Lee Enterprise, Inc
Associated Press
Tribune
Es Clamor
Elpiseseeionseete Adci Arerihe Isaac General Advertising
Jann & Kelley, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Atlanta
Onalaska
la Crescent
Sunday Tribune
Carrier Bay
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England
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Senate
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Capitol Hill
Pop Koop
Haarlem
Valley OF Death
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Beloit
Waukesha
J. A. Bigley
Loomis-Langve
St. Lawrence Seaway
Canada
Esther Domke
Joseph K. Kidder
E. T. Saltz
Loomis
John Flynn
GAR
Smith
State Banking Commission
Harry Palmer
Myrick Park
Assembly
Blaine
Charles Jolivette
Liberty
Malinda Seiler
Market
5Th
Main
Margery Palmer
State
Lora
C. L. Palmer
Sherman E. Smalley
5Th Judicial Circuit
Chamber of Commerce
Harry Spence
A. L. Miller
Claude V. Johnson
William Torrance
John Mulder
S. Y. Hyde
A. J. Roberge
la Follette
Rate Commission
Philippine Islands
Jack the Peeper
Edward Cronon
St. James Parochial School
John H. Coughlin
James F. Mullen
John W. Taylor
Leo F. Krajewski
Ambrose J. Smith
Fred D. Riley
Nora Nelson
Valley
N.D
Paul Schulze
Emma Rolfing
Julia Waters
Edna Tarbox
Blanche Holcomb
Martha Lightbody
Beatrice Leissring
Cora Schulze
Bertha Lawrence
Charles Botsford
Agnes Erickson
Eugene Thayer
Nettie Sabelwitz
Pacific Coast
Susan
Marie Watson
Thousand Islands
Montreal
Can
Director of Biostatistics For
Baltimore
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Churchill
Stalin
Yalta
Crimea
David Lawrence
Fidel Castro
Castro
America
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MY Kitten
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Party
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Oswald Jacoby
Che la Crosse Tribune
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