Urban Development Grabs Largest Share of Open Land
The article argues open land faces growing loss to urban development and highways, with about 1.5 million acres yearly going to special use. It notes projected doubling by 2000, cites transcending town sizes, and outlines Senator Harrison Williams proposals for federal grants to preserve green space and guide growth, opposed by Senator Everett Dirksen for being loosely drafted.
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U.S
Texas
Washington
Harrison Williams
New Jersey
Williams
Senate
House
Everett Dirksen
Treasury
Mercy Ship SS Hope Expands Medical Aid to Viet Nam
The SS Hope begins a four month medical mission in Viet Nam funded by corporations labor groups and individuals. The Mission has treated thousands and performed hundreds of surgeries while preaching U.S. goodwill and foreign policy goals. Senate support moves toward expanding such ships to Africa and South America.
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United States
Orient
Viet Nam
Free World
Hope
Sumbawa
Indonesia
Navy
Project Hope
Africa
South America
Senate
U.S
R. G. Knutson
Trades & Labor Council
State Industrial Commission
John J. Blaine
John L. Lewis
Denver
Samuel Gompers
AFL
King
Queen
Britain
New Ulster
Belfast
State Senate
William Morgan
Chicago
Great Lakes
Samuel Fellows
Henry Ertle
New Jersey Boxing Commission
Demsey-Carpentier
Pillbox Hats Through Time From First Lady to Duchess
The author mourns burning two pillbox hats once loved for years, noting Jackie Kennedy popularized the style though the Duchess of Windsor sparked its beanie precursor. The piece traces hat evolution from beanie to pillbox, contrasting with beanie and cloche trends and the shift to non hats for modern bouffant hair.
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Kennedy
Coonskin
New Frontier
Jackie Kennedy
Duchess of Windsor
Mama
Ahem
We Do It Too Murrow Demands Housing for African Diplomats
Edward R. Murrow in Washington urged the U S Information Agency to house African diplomats in the capital. He criticized local discrimination by landlords schools and stores against Negro nations led by Negro leaders, saying Americans practice what they accuse others of and questioning focus on space over inner spaces.
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Edward R. Murrow
United States Information Agency
Washington, D.C
Beyond Hope Memphis Commercial Appeal
A quip about rude behavior highlights the common frustration of dialing a wrong number and the annoyance of being hung up on.
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Memphis
Review of the News in Years Past by Joseph K Kidder
Twenty years ago in 1941 Hitler declared war on Russia and German forces began a invasion as frontiers violations mounted. The Soviet Baltic annexation drew criticism while Finland supported Germany. Congress planned a longer draft and local notes cite treasurer balance and club wins at a Country Club event.
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Hitler
Russia
Baltic States
Finland
Germany
Congress
Alphonse N. Schuh
St. Michael’s Orphanage
Marvin Johnson
OPM
la Crosse
Isabelle Elliott
Edna Schilling
Country Club
A. E. Tausche
Ray Lucey
J. L. Chandler
Carl Schubert
Russell Weeks
N. E. Schulze
Geraldine Kreckow
Pat Raper
Olive Wojahn
Portraits and News Blended in 1961 Miscellany
A mixed page item notes John C. Metcalff portraits and a poem about make believe, alongside 1961 summer beauty contest, weather with 92 degrees and possible showers, local naval reserve member Clark E. Nixon, and a fifty-year snapshot from 1911 and earlier with brief community updates including officials, ships, exhibitions, and royal events.
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Gion
Clark E. Nixon
George C. Nixon
Main
Naval Reserve
Art
The Doctor Says Harold T Hyman M D The Latest Discovery
The doctor notes aspirin can lower blood sugar in mild diabetes and outlines proper use and dosing. It covers chemical name acetyl salicylic acid, tablet forms, dosing guidance for adults and children, alternatives like Tylenol, potential stomach irritation, and when to seek medical help if relief isn’t achieved after a few doses.
Daily Quiz Answers From The La Crosse Tribune Bureau
Readers send questions to the Tribune Information Bureau in Washington for factual answers. Topics cover meteorology training, the Dark Ages, sugar rationing in World War II, Rousseau’s quote on taxes, and archery sighting tips with eye dominance.
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la Crosse Tribune Information Bureau
F Street N. W
Washington, D. C
United States
Supreme Court split over union dues case sparks critique
The piece critiques the Supreme Court for its five to four ruling on six railroad workers who challenged dues used for political purposes. Justice Douglas joined to form a majority while expressing doubts, with dissenters Frankfurter Harlan and Black offering stronger opposition. The article questions the court’s treatment of union power versus constitutional rights.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Justice Douglas
Brennan
Black and Whittaker
Mr. Douglas
Doug
Las
Frankfurter
Harlan
Justic Black
Justice Whittaker
Wwnt
Justice Frankfurter
Frankfurter - Harland
Bar Association
Justice Black
High Court
Wisconsin Republicans face tough tax bill leadership test
In Madison the GOP caucus struggles to craft a tax package to counter the Nelson program. Sen. Frank Panzer leads a lattice of dissenters as Wisconsin tradition resists strong disciplinary enforcement. A disciplined, decisive majority remains elusive amid Democratic pressure.
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Madison
Wis
Wyngaard
Nelson
Wisconsin
Executive Department
Frank Panzer
Panzer
Jump to Four Clubs Backfires In Bridge Lesson
In a board where South opens clubs and North shows strength, a leap to four clubs is described as a dangerous pre emptive bid. The article explains how the hand with four aces and the king of diamonds can still fail if partner misreads or cannot cash trumps to ruff diamonds.
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Field Enterprises, Inc
West
Peace Corps Offices Rise As Hushed Toy Dept Parodies
In Washington a Kiddie Corps nickname surfaces as carpenters finish offices on the sixth floor of the Maratico Building. A fifth floor secretary jokes about the play pens during hammering while a disgruntled voter mails a card to Keating. Freeman says public relations differ from Minnesota governorship. in Washington the aim is to keep his name off front pages.
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Peace Corps
Kiddie Corps
Inernational Aid Organization
Maratico
Orville L. Freeman
Minnesota
Washington
La Crosse Tribune Delivery and Subscription Rates
La Crosse Tribune notice outlines home delivery areas in La Crosse Onalaska and La Crescent with weekly rates 50 cents carrier, mail rates within 75 miles one year 13 dollars six months seven dollars 75 miles to 150 miles one year 15.60 dollars and 150 miles plus 18.20 dollars. Subscriptions payable in advance.
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la Crosse
Wisconsin
la Crosse Tribune
Lee Enterprise, Inc
Associated Press
Tribune
Jann & Kelley, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Atlanta
Anah Ehaneeaescanineriva
Novariantionnet
Pheumraptacannet
Onalaska
la Crescent
Sunday Tribune
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Inez Robb
Garbox
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
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Carl B. Noelke
Joseph
Paul
Ned
Henry J. Rooney Sr
Bill
St. Louis
Walter J. Lowry
Walter Jr
Kane
Florence
Frank Dockendorf
Catholic Central Vereina
Burlington
Fred L. Kramer
League of Wisconsin Municipalities
Rhinelander
J. J. Verdota
M. R. Birnbaum
Fred Kraft
Barnum & Bailey
King George
Queen Mary
London
Torgo Jurgenson
Houston
Minn
Caboose
North Side Depot
North Side Amusement Association
B. F. Keeler
Harold T. Hyman, M. D
American Meteorological Society
Joy St
Boston
Mass
Europe
Jean Jacques Rousseau
David Lawrence
U.S. Supreme Court
Georgia Supreme Court
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
John Wyngaard
Jacoby
BY Oswald Jacoby
NORTH
SOUTH
Washington News
Kenneth B. Keating
New York Democrat
Che la Crosse Tribune
W. T. Burgess
R. L. Bangsberg
E. L. Burgess
J. E. Lienlokken
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Howard Colvin
Kenneth F. Teachout
Maxine Kahler
Leeward Lee
Luther Wilkins
ED Keefe
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