Expansion Signals Rapid Enrolment Growth at La Crosse State College
Tentative figures as of early June show rising admissions for La Crosse State College. More than 400 prospective entrants compare with 174 in 1954, fueling pressure on facilities. Expansion includes dormitories a student union a fieldhouse and a campus school relocation of Washington School to free space.
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Nixon Moves Toward Ike Camp as 1960 GOP Looms
Washington observers say Nixon edges toward the Eisenhower camp as the 1960 Republican nomination race begins to heat up. Analysts note his rising prominence stems from his ties to President Eisenhower, with Knowland challenging for the conservative wing and Nixon maintaining front runner status.
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Mayflower II Reaches Plymouth after 53 day ocean voyage
The Mayflower II, a full scale replica of the 1620 ship, was towed by Coast Guard line near Provincetown harbor on its historic voyage from Plymouth England to Plymouth Massachusetts after 53 days at sea. Captain Alan Villiers led a capable crew through capricious winds and choppy seas as Americans praise the successful crossing.
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Drive for a Two Party South Gains Shine With Eisenhower Aid
President Eisenhower backs a Republican bid to break the Solid South by contesting Congressional seats in the South. Meade Alcorn and Lee Potter warn of ballot barriers, while party hopes hinge on civil rights gains and cross‑regional political dynamics.
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New Jersey Man Faces Trouble Over Two Marriages
A New Jersey man married two wives, triggering legal and social fallout. The case highlights challenges of bigamy and its consequences under state law, with authorities pursuing proceedings to address the breach of marriage vows.
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Review Of The News In Years Past Twenty Years Ago 1937
Eleven Republican and Democratic senators walked out during Kennenberg development authority debate and charged Governor LaFollette with trying to plunge the state into Socialism. George H. Hale, 72, dies. he clerked in the Post Office under Norris C. Batchellor and served in the railway mail service. Harry Dahl buys WKBH from Joseph C. Callaway for 50000 dollars, 7500 cash. Otto Schlabach, WKBH president, seeks FCC OK to transfer ownership and says Dahl will place radios in schools. Phillip S. Davy graduates from U of W engineering and joins his father Frank J. Davy in the firm. Braddock and Lewis trained for a big bout.
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Kohler Seen As The Man To Beat In Wisconsin GOP Race
Madison reports place Kohler as front runner for the Wisconsin Republican nomination to succeed the late Joe McCarthy. Keith Knowles and Glenn Davis are strong contenders with notable statewide recognition and convention support. Davis has solid old-guard backing while Knowles brings legislative experience and a cautious gamble for the nomination.
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Washington News Notebook Highlights Quiet Office Oddities
Secretary Weeks awarded safety prizes to Bureau of Standards head Dr. Allen Astin but his safety director Harry Dalzell arrived late after his watch stopped. Labor leader John L. Lewis dines at the Sheraton Carleton with Emil Christensen, a 30 year veteran waiter now ordained. In Washington, Arab Israeli tensions surface as Abba Eban faces cold receptions at the Press Club with Arab ambassadors keeping distance.
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Eisenhower mutual security aid endorsed by Senate
The Senate backed the mutual security program favored by President Eisenhower by 65 to 29, with 18 Democrats and 11 Republicans opposing. The vote supports a $3.657 billion authorization and a $500 million developmental loan fund, signaling bipartisan backing for international cooperation despite isolationist criticisms. The piece notes regional voting patterns, potential economic interests, and Democratic leadership’s mixed stance on bi partisan foreign policy.
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La Crosse Tribune Masthead and Subscription Rates
The La Crosse Tribune announces publisher editors and staff roles followed by publication details. It lists home delivery and mail subscription rates for La Crosse and surrounding areas, with pricing by duration and distance, including carrier and service notes.
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Quiz and tips from The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau
Readers submit questions on government allowances for senators and plant choices to attract birds. Answers cover staff salaries by state population, top assistants’ caps, shrub and tree options like barberry and viburnums, and the distinction between averse and adverse. Also notes a large Aristolochia grandiflora flower and promotes a 36 page foot health booklet available for 25 cents postpaid.
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Poison Ivy And Related Plants Warning From Dr Jordan
Dr Jordan urges recognition of poison ivy poison oak and sumac and warns sensitive people to avoid smoke from burning these plants Clothing can carry the irritant and should be guarded against with gloves If exposure occurs wash skin with soap and water repeatedly and rinse thoroughly to prevent worse reactions.
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