Hillview Home dispute shows new angles and staffing
The Hillview Home faced mass resignations of 69 workers. Matron Mrs Harold Beck said at most half of those who resigned would be acceptable for re employment. The home has kept essential services with 19 permanent and 16 temporary staff plus volunteers. A training program is under way as the county board investigates possible employee discontent and wage-bargaining tactics.
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Hillview
Harold Beck
Madison
Supreme Court ruling tempers drunk driving blood test rights
The court limits Fifth Amendment protections on forced blood tests for DUI, allowing implied consent laws. California moves to enforce license penalties for refusals as part of a wider traffic safety push amid rising alcohol-related fatalities.
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U.S. Supreme Court
California
Warren Knowles
Dowry Controls Sought by Druse Men in Peqin Israel
Young Druse men in Pequin Israel push price ceilings on brides in response to rising dowries. They seek religious guidance to limit dowry costs while noting potential outcomes such as reduced marriage rates and the rise of a black market. The piece questions the efficacy of price fixing and calls for alternative solutions.
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Pequin
Israel
Iny
On The Job Training Plan Could Replace Job Corps
Congressional plan to dismantle the Job Corps centers and replace them with a nationwide on the job training program for unemployed youths. Trainees would earn about 1.25 dollars per hour while learning in private industry, potentially training 100000 youths for 130 million dollars annually.
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Robert S. Allen
Paul Scott Washington
Congressional
Wilbur Cohen
Gibbons
Meat rations to stay tight until July price lift
Local meat dealers report OPA price controls will remain in effect through July. Other items note CIO demands withdrawal of federal negotiators over the Allis-Chalmers strike as talks are deemed a phony strike breaking ploy. Judson Elston, 2027 Main St., among 700 Yale degree candidates.
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OPA
CIO
Allis- Chalmers
Judson Elston
Main St
Yale University
Josephine Dammon
Lansing
Iowa
16Th
Madison
New Deal
Alfred E. Smith
Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Villa Louis
Prairie du Chien
Charles Dickinson
Coolidge
U.S. Treasury
Not Fear Him, For I Am Not So In Myself
A biblical line from Job 9 35 expresses confidence to speak without fear of others. It reflects faith and personal assurance in dialogue and judgment before God.
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Job
Peace Chief Vacant as War Dominates Civilized Societies
The essay argues civilizations create fewer peace mechanisms as wealth and power grow. It contrasts primitive tribes with peace chiefs who resolve conflicts and mock battles to vent aggression, noting modern nations lack a true department of peace while arms production expands. It questions why policies like Vietnam stay faltering, suggesting leaders fear losing face.
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Africa
Department of War
Department of Peace
Johnson
Viet Nam
Geneva
Legislators Create Bigger Budget in 1967 Session
Madison report argues state operating budget expansion came with spring session driven by a near record surplus forecast. Total 1967 budget soared to about 875 million, up 33 percent from prior biennium, with permanent pay raises and rising future tax pressures.
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Madison
Treasury
Ky Uses Calculated Concessions to Defuse Buddhist Pressure
James Marlow analyzes Nguyen Cao Ky's approach in South Vietnam, contrasting his strategic use of concessions with Ngo Dinh Diem's earlier brutality. Ky hobbles extremist Buddhists by offering a constitution and elections while deploying troops selectively, ultimately breaking the militant surge led by Tri Quang.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Air Force
Ngo Dinh Diem
Tri Quang
Moscow Plays Risky Game In Dooming Geneva Talks
The Soviet Union demands American troop withdrawal from Viet Nam as the price of any disarmament agreement at Geneva. The move heightens global pessimism about talks, with Sen. Clark calling it a regrettable shift and critics warning of Soviet emphasis on Viet Nam over a nuclear accord.
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Moscow
Geneva
Washington
Viet Nam
America
Kremlin
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Russia
Red China
United States
United Nations
Soviet Union
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
Jacoby on Bridge North Ate Q10984 AK and 1084
Bridge column presents a deal where North holds Q ten nine eight four and A King and 10 8 4 while South shows A. West and East have no shown cards. The focus is the card play and bidding context.
Played Right Slam Is Sure in Bridge Dialogue
Jim and Oswald discuss a North South bid ding and a slam in bridge. They debate handling hearts and the elimination play to remove opponents spades and diamonds, outlining steps to ensure a sure slam and how to respond if hearts are fragile.
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Jim
Oswald
North
Blackwood
Jack
West
King
La Crosse Tribune Publisher and editor credits
La Crosse Tribune lists W. T. Burgess as publisher and Sanford Goltz as editor. The paper operates from 4th and Cass Streets in La Crosse Wisconsin and is a member of Lee Enterprises and the Associated Press.
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W. T. Burgess
Sanford Goltz
la Crosse Tribune
4Th
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wis
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
Wisconsin
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George Schumacher
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