Democrats Loosened Talk Hard on Civil Rights at Milwaukee Convention
Wisconsin Governor John W. Reynolds led a liberal party gathering in Milwaukee praising civil rights progress and calling for end to de facto school segregation. Delegates backed tough civil rights planks and defeated Vel Phillips bid for National Committee, signaling a firm stance ahead of the November 3 vote.
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Wisconsin Democrats
Milwaukee
John W. Reynolds
Reynolds
Milwaukee Area
Vel Phillips
National Committee
NAACP
Republican Party
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Goldwater Courage Questioned By Civil Rights Vote
The piece argues Sen. Barry Goldwater faced a tough party convention path after voting against a civil rights bill. It notes his stance sets him apart from both parties and frames Ted Kennedy’s plane crash as a separate, hopeful recovery story. It recalls past Kennedy labor reform efforts and questions whether a flawed bill can be justified by intent.
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Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Deep South
Goldwater
Edward M
Ted) Kennedy
Kennedy
Young Ted
Wisconsin
Ted
la Crosse
Robert
Washington
Senator Kennedy
Senate
Eisenhower
House
Landrum-Griffin
GOP
Review of World War II dated reports from 1944
A digest of wartime bulletins notes Jap fleet actions around American forces, Adm King hints Nipponese navy cornered, and massing in the Mariana area. Also mentions Cherbourg fall near, Soviet advances toward Vitipuri and Helsinki, German troubles with Finns, and several individual service members reported wounded or missing.
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Tokyo
U.S. Adm
Ernest J. King
Mariana
Cherbourg
Vitipuri
Helsinki
Russia
John F. Dwyer
T. P. Dwyer
George
Germany
French
Philippines
U.S
Robert H. Harder
Charles H. Harder
Hyde Ave
Burma
India
la Crosse County
la Crosse Taxpayers League
Hitler
Paul von Hindenburg
Franz von Papen
Beach safety and North Pettibone recreation proposal
Readers urge immediate action after drownings at North Pettibone. Proposes a life guard station and fenced area, plus developing the north park into a recreation ground with picnic spaces and job opportunities for youths. The second letter praises the Civil Rights Bill and calls for political support in 1966 elections.
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the Tribune
North Pettibone
la Crosse
When Both The Law And The Odds Favor The Footpad
Robert Ruark recalls fleeing from muggers in New York in a tale about outdated duty of retreat. He debates self defense under old English law and modern city dangers, recalling a taxi escape that avoided violence and potential arrest.
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New York
Goldwater Stands For Constitution In Civil Rights Clash
The 1964 analysis credits Sen. Barry Goldwater with refusing to surrender constitutional principles despite civil rights controversy. He argues federal reform must follow constitutional methods, opposing portions he deems unconstitutional while supporting non-discriminatory aims. The piece notes potential GOP fallout and a forthcoming convention clash.
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Goldwater
Congress
Humphrey-Dirksen
House
Senate
Arizona
Esther’s Call for Fasting Before Royal Access
Esther 4 16 records Esther asking Mordecai to assemble Jews in Susa for a three day fast ending with prayer. She and her attendants will fast as she prepares to approach the king despite the law. If she perishes she perishes.
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Susa
Don't Count On Getting a Job At World's Fair
Cy Barrett advises readers not to travel to the New York World's Fair solely for work. He outlines how to apply by letter from home, notes that most jobs are filled by exhibitors, and directs readers to contact James Smith in the Administration Building for a copy of the Exhibitor and Concessionaire List.
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Madison
John C. Burns
A. H. Schubert
la Crosse
New York
Loeb
Leopold
Chicago
Robert Franks
Coolidge
Hawes
Mississippi River Fish and Game Refuge
Izaak Walton
Judge Cronon
Charles Cobine
N. 7Th
Charlie Holway
Holway Garage
Walter Smith
Warren Smith
Avon
St. Francis Hospital
Burlington
Victory Station
Joseph O’brien
T. B. Downer
Minneapolis
California
U.S. Supreme Court
Southern Pacific Railroad
North McGregor
Bertha
Texas
Dad
James Smith
Griswold Enters Wisconsin Secretary Race Against Zimmerman
Theodore Griswold of Grant County announces a Democratic challenge to incumbent Secretary of State Robert C. Zimmerman. The piece notes Griswold's rural background, prior campaigns, and potential to aid the ticket, while observing Wisconsin politics' historical pattern of using lesser offices as training grounds.
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John Wyngaard Madison
Wissin
Theodore Griswold
Grant County
Griswold
Robert C. Zimmerman
Wyngaard
James Donoghue
University of Wisconsin
GAR
Wisconsin
La Crosse Tribune Publisher and staff details
The La Crosse Tribune lists W. T. Burgess as publisher and Sanford Goltz as editor. It notes its publication schedule every afternoon and Sunday morning in La Crosse Wisconsin and its affiliation with Lee Enterprises and the Associated Press.
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W. T. Burgess
Sanford Goltz
la Crosse Tribune
Bidg
4Th
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Vricaamein
Waipcumpin
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Jacoby on Bridge Ends in Four Down After Elegant Defense
North dealer opens spade and faces a flawless defense by Arthur Robinson and Bob Jordan. East forces South to ruff and overruff, revealing a sequence of suit preferences that yields four down for South and a sharp lesson in precise signaling and card reading.
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West
Arthur Robinson
Bob Jordan
Philadelphia
East
South
Bob
Arthur
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