Time Runs Out For Mr. Macmillan in House Vote
The 1963 Commons confidence vote for the Macmillan government passed 69 to 0 with 27 abstentions. The Profumo affair and related security concerns threaten the premiership, as Harold Wilson highlights security issues while critics fault libel laws for suppressing full disclosure.
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Macmillan
Great Britain
Labor Party
Harold Wilson
Profumo
Commons
Review of the News in Years Past Twenty Years Ago
War Labor Board rejects United Mine Workers demands for portal to portal pay as it concerns a law case outside board authority. Flood warnings issued along the Mississippi between Reed’s Landing and Genoa with a 13 foot crest forecast. Naval casualty: Robert T. Lund, machinist’s mate, 2C, son of Mrs. Mathilda Lund, dead aboard the destroyer Simms sunk May 7, 1942. Rochester seeks to restrict McCoy soldiers. Axis POWs reportedly treated per Geneva Convention per congressional committee. Paul Marcou elected president of La Crosse Businessmen’s Club. B. J. Finley new VP, Ben Steen treasurer. Bob Schilling to USC council. delay in secretary succession as Tietz declines another term.
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Reed's Landing
Genoa
A. D. Sanal
Robert Thomas Lund
Mathilda J. Lund
U.S. Navy
Simms
Coral Sea
Rochester
McCoy
Committee of Congress
la Crosse
In God We Trust Next To Go
Wisconsin schools are unlikely to be affected by the Supreme Court ruling banning Bible reading and the Lord's Prayer in public schools. The state constitution and bill of rights demand church-state separation, and past Wisconsin decisions restricted sectarian instruction in districts. The piece questions ongoing debates on prayers and symbols in government and education.
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United States
Earl
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New York Board of Regents
Congress
U. S
Supreme Court
Readers’ Letters Highlight Scenic Wisconsin Sites
A collection of reader notes praises Grandad’s Bluff and Myrick Park in La Crosse and Sparta Wisconsin, with boat trips on the Mississippi aboard the Rob Roy. Voters discuss presidential preferences and Romney, Rockefeller, and Scranton. A Martinsville Indiana refuge seeks donations for dogs, blankets, and towels.
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Grandad’s Bluff
Myrick Park
Mississippi
Franz
Big Indian
Kathy Kessler
Lakeview
Sparta
Wis
Pink Eye Causes and Cures From Doctor’s Advice
Dr Brandstadt explains conjunctivitis causes including allergies bacterial infection and irritation from foreign bodies. He notes most cases improve with eye drops and rest but advocates seeing an eye specialist if no quick improvement and warns about contagious bacterial conjunctivitis during warm months and pool exposure.
Republican Rail Poll Finds Goldwater Leads With 36 Percent
A Tribune-Traveling reporter canvassed Arizona train passengers posing a GOP nomination question. Respondents named Barry Goldwater as their preferred 1964 nominee, collecting a 36 percent tally.
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Goldwater
Rockefeller
Romney
Scranton
Barry Goldwater
Record of French Champagne Exports Sets New Year Figure
The national wine association reports fifty eight million bottles sold last year with an exact tally of 57 919 726. Of these 15 137 000 bottles shipped from France. The United States is the second largest overseas buyer at 2 802 330 bottles with Britain leading exports at 4 294 952. Belgium follows with 1 601 096 bottles.
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National Wine Association
France
United States
Britain
Belgium
United States Needs a Guide Like Michelin Says Critics
Editors argue America lacks a authoritative culinary guide and praise Michelin 1963 edition now in France. They claim such a guide would rein in errant chefs improve service and dining room etiquette in U S eateries.
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United States
Michelin’s
France
Michelin
Psychiatrist Urges Families to Spend Time With Children
A columnist from El Reno notes a psychiatrist who tells parents to spend more time with their kids may be seeking to drum up business, suggesting a self serving motive behind the advice.
Nation Needs A Truce On Race Issue To Preserve Peace
David Lawrence argues for a nationwide truce to curb racial tensions and allow mediation to lead policy. He proposes statewide conferences, voluntary school and park integration options, citizen hiring boards, and a nine month halt to outdoor demonstrations to foster conciliatory dialogue.
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Voice of Reason
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Reynolds Seeks Court Reapportionment Ruling
Gov. Reynolds moves to force legislative districting by court decree amid questions of timely action. The legislature has passed a plan shifting two Assembly seats from Northern Wisconsin to Waukesha County and awaits the Assembly’s reconvening.
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Wisconsin
Waukesha County
Yawning at Poker Party Sparks Blame on Talkative Guests
A lighthearted note suggests a wife resents her husband and his friends going out to a poker party. The piece questions what exactly causes the bore and hints that chatter from others fuels the yawn.
Sleeper Lecture Bureau Seen As Rich Side Line
CY Barrett notes the lecture bureau industry offers up to 250 dollars per lecture and potential totals around five thousand yearly, with few bureaus nationwide and a backers network forming through the University Speaker's Bureau in New York. The piece also cites practical cautions and avenues for starting speakers for local groups.
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United States
University
East 37Th Street
New York City
Robert L. Consolini
Squeeze finesse seals bridge win in South hand
South wins 11 easy tricks on opening diamonds and avoids shows of overtrick play. He cashes diamonds, forces West to reveal, then executes a club squeeze that frees hearts and spades. East stalls, but South finishes with five clubs and a final heart.
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Hearts
Oswald
Acoby
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P.O
Dept
New York
La Crosse Tribune Publication Details and Rates
The La Crosse Tribune announces staff titles and contact info for sales advertising and management. It lists home delivery rates for La Crosse area including Onalaska and La Crescent, with Sunday editions, plus mail subscription prices for various regions and terms.
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