Republican challengers emerge as Wisconsin race heats up
Knutson and Frinzi enter the Wisconsin governor race challenging Reynolds and Knowles. Knutson, a fiscal conservative mayor, is expected to push retrenchment while Frinzi aims to capitalize on civil rights discontent. Exposure remains the main hurdle for both as they test a potential 1966 or later bid.
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Milo Knutson
Knutson
GOP
Milwaukee
Dominic Frinzi
John W. Reynolds
Frinzi
Reynolds
Warren P. Knowles
Senate
Lakeshore
Review of the News in Years Past Twenty Years Ago 1944
Review lists wartime events and local notices including U S artillery near Cherbourg battles, Normandy advances, Finnish front shifts, Elba seizure, Milwaukee Road bridge incident, wartime injuries and medals, and community notes from Madison La Crosse and Sparta.
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Cherbourg
Normandy
Peninsula
Wiipuri Bay
Island of
Elba
Milwaukee Road
Mississippi
Hastings
Patrick Hurley
Burlington
Charles R. Hess
Camp McCoy
White Front
Sparta
Raymond J. Opitz
N. Park Ave
Madison
James R. Opitz
Europe
John W. Hackner Jr
Associated Press
Marshall Islands
John Hackner
Florence Shuman
A. R. DeFoe
Corbeil
Ont
St. Paul’s Lutheran Circle 2
E. L. Halmrast
Emil
Mixed Cuba policy shown as exiles seized at sea
Manuel Ray and Cuban exiles were picked up near Caribbean waters with British help and American air support. Ray, seeking Cuba’s May 20 anniversary, failed to return and faced a small fine. the episode underscores U S hesitancy on Castro and the fate of Cuban patriots, sparking Latin American questions about Washington’s stance.
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Cuba
Manuel Ray
Caribbean
Ray
Castro
Johnson
Readers defend La Crosse street markings and arrows
A letter from E. J. B. of La Crosse argues the left turn arrow enforcement is essential and the current markings prevent “race lines” on 3rd and Cass Streets. He cites 84,000 miles in personal cars and 32,000 in company cars since 1959 and notes no accidents so far, urging ordinances and clearer warnings.
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the Tribune
la Crosse
Indiana
3Rd
Cass Sts
Johnson addresses Coast Guard Academy graduates on military power
President Johnson tells the Coast Guard Academy graduates that U S military strength is the nation s best guarantee for world peace. He denounces critics who dismiss a strong defense and ONU involvement as misguided.
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Rochester Post-Bulletin
U.S. Coast Guard Academy
Johnson
United Nations
Bible Verse and Johnson on Peace and Disarmament
The text cites Luke 3 6 praising salvation and endorses unilateral disarmament while criticizing rose colored views of Communist history. It commends President Johnson for halting such nonsense and asserts U.S. military power should save and end conflict rather than destroy civilization. A Florida family reunion anecdote mentions 35 cousins 26 uncles and a million ants.
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Johnson
U.S
Florida
Doctor explains lupus management and Cytran use
The doctor states lupus erythematosus cannot be cured but can be controlled with careful drug dosing including chloroquine hydroxychloroquine and amodiaquin and brief prednisone courses. Cytran is described as a hormone drug used mainly for premenstrual tension and acts as a tranquilizer in that context.
Scranton Emerges In Preconvention Battle For GOP Nomination
Scranton challenges Goldwater for the Republican nomination as preconvention maneuvering reshapes delegate loyalties. Nixon is viewed as a potential compromise candidate, with Goldwater facing coordinated opposition and a looming platform battle that could affect his prestige.
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Richard Nixon
Goldwater
Mr. Nixon
Scranton
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
High Court expands on one man one vote ruling
The Supreme Court for a third time in two years ordered state voting districts to reflect population. It ruled state senators must be elected by population as well, aligning with precedents that moved from congressional districts to state legislatures. Chief Justice Warren argued states cannot treat subdivisions as sovereign entities separate from the state.
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High Court
Washington
Supreme Court
Congress
House of Representatives
Tennessee
Alabama
Trict
U.S
Earl Warren
Warren
Jim
Harry Jeavons
Eric Stevens
TV Singing Career Advice From Cy Barrett
Letter responses discuss risks of pursuing a singing career with a divided family, citing Cy Barrett and an ex teacher who found limited TV acceptance. Advice emphasizes balancing family with big breaks, plus experiences of age, schedules, and critics. The Miss America prize details and a weather predicting book offer are included.
Wisconsin Partisan Ballots Backed by Milwaukee Democrats
Milwaukee Democrats push to restore partisan ballots for city elections to strengthen party influence in Milwaukee and statewide races. The plan targets mayor, council, and school posts, while observers doubt broad support and expect resistance in nonmetropolitan areas.
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John Wyngaard
Madison
Milwaukee County
Ma Wyngaard
Milwaukee
U.S
La Crosse Tribune Information Note
Publication details for the La Crosse Tribune include publisher T Burgess editor Sanford Goltz and address at La Crosse Wisconsin with association to Lee Enterprises and the Associated Press. It notes AP rights and postal information including second class status and rates.
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T. Burgess
Sanford Goltz
la Crosse Tribune
4Th
Cass Sts
la Crosse Wisconsin
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
LaCrosse
Wisconsin
Squeezes and timing win seven clubs on a brave hand
In a bridge deal South led to a seven club contract after West doubles five diamonds. Charley Dunaif of New York executes a double squeeze, winning hearts, trumps and spades to force West to dump a heart while keeping two hearts in dummy, enabling the contract.
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West
North
South
Charles Dunaif
New York
Charley
East
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