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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1966

Page

6

Pressure Resisted at Hillview Home Over Pay Fight

La Crosse County faced an emergency after 69 Hillview Home workers quit with little warning over pay. Supervisory coverage was thin as nearly 200 patients required care. Board members warn against yielding to strike pressure and urge negotiation from a stable basis after fact-finding.

Crosse Hillview

Rehabilitation center eyed for nine Wisconsin counties

La Crosse plans a fall opening for a center to aid the physically and mentally handicapped across nine Wisconsin counties with possible expansion to Minnesota and Iowa. Supported by the Wisconsin Easter Seal Society with a $10 000 grant the site aims to offer social and practical job training through sheltered workshop style work at subcontracted local firms.

la Crosse Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Wisconsin Easter Seal Society Madison Milwaukee Eau Claire

With H-Bomb, What's Realistic

Sydney J. Harris argues that atomic revolution has inverted realism and idealism. Nuclear warfare erases clear borders and civilian protections, making peace and disarmament the only viable political program for nations.

Principles That Made America Great Letter to the Editor

The Tribune reprints reader views urging a return to fundamentals of democratic republic government free enterprise and honest teaching of history and the Ten Commandments. Walter Tabaka advocates anchors for freedom while Nancy Evans questions the responsibility for book challenges and library policies in Wisconsin.

America Walter Tabaka Washington, D.C la Crescent Wisconsin Board of Trustees Nancy Evans Whitehall Wis

Winds of Change Rise Again in World's New Nations

An opined look at 7,598 days between wars, noting the collapse of European empires since World War II, the rise of independent states, and the global shift toward revolution and Cold War tensions. The piece frames postwar decolonization, Soviet influence, and nuclear anxieties shaping a changing world.

Jenkin Lloyd Jones Hitler Poland China Washington League of Nations Manchuria Dolfuss Austria Mussolini Ethiopia Britain France Netherlands Soviet Union Germany Japan Dunkirk U.S Stalin Berlin Europe Mao Chiang India Pakistan Indonesia Moscow Peking Uncle Sam

Daniel Sealed Book Verse Cited for End Time Prayer

The quote from Daniel 12 4 urges sealing the words until the end and notes many shall rush about and knowledge shall increase in a prophetic glimpse for believers.

La Crosse Tribune Publisher and editor credit note

Notice lists Burgess publisher Sanford Goltz editor and publication details for the La Crosse Tribune. It notes AP membership and exclusive rights to local AP dispatches. Rates for single copies and carrier delivery are stated along with mailing info.

Burgess Sanford Goltz la Crosse Tribune 4Th Cass Sts la Crosse Wis Lee Enterprises, Inc Associated Press Wisconsin

Johnson pushs foreign aid tied to Red China UN bid

Washington reports the Johnson administration ties large scale foreign aid to Red China entering the United Nations. Fulbright opposes multi year plans, Morgan backs two years, while Mansfield Rusk and McCormack warn of a tight Senate House fight over funding and policy.

Red China U.N Washington United Nations Johnson Congress Senate Foreign Relations Committee J. William Fulbright D-Ark Red China House Senate White House Rusk McCormack Mike Mansfield Morgan Fulbright Mansfield U.S Peking Viet Nam North Viet Nam House Foreign Affairs

Hokah Floods Worst Since 1909

Twenty years ago reports describe Hokah suffering its worst flood since 1909 as Thompson Creek overflowed its banks washing mud over the village. The piece notes widespread damage and ongoing relief needs.

Hokah Thompson Creek Arthur E. Tausche la Crosse Midland Rubber Co Copeland Ave John Ward

Legislative Pay Rhubarb May Limit On Sessions

In Madison legislators debate pay and propose a constitutional amendment to cap sessions at six months while allowing governors to call special sessions for emergencies. Critics say six months is ample if weeks are productive. supporters warn limits may harm full public deliberation.

Madison Krueger Warren Smith Clifford Krueger Merrill Senate Wisconsin

Bridge hand with spades and hearts lead to contract

A fragmented bridge hand shows West on a spade led contest with North 17 K 1084 1086 K76 R AQB. East holds 1762 a9 KJ76542 99 93 QJ1054-1097653. South has AQI53 AQ and 'AB2 K42.

Nuisance Bid in Bridge Costs West A Slam Chance

In bridge analysis a nuisance bid by West disrupts opponents and can backfire. West’s three heart bid led to South cashing hearts and diamonds, deducing West held many hearts and few clubs. South then ruffed and discarded to force a slam after East regains lead.

West South East

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