The Incredible Russians at the U N and Vietnam Policy
The column condemns Soviet propaganda at the United Nations and attacks Kosygin and Fedorenko as a nest of vipers. It argues Israel’s military success reshaped views on Vietnam and Middle East policy, warning against Soviet influence and urging US lessons on foreign affairs.
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U. N
Israel
New York Times
James Reston
Reston
Clarity
The
Times
Vietnam
State Department
Asia
Kosygin, Fedorenko & Co
Reds
Middle East
Western Europe
U.S
Suez
Wisconsin lawmakers face pay rise clash over top salaries
Wisconsin legislators already earning among the highest in the nation saw a $600 raise proposed by the Bureau of Personnel to reach $9,000 a year, but the Finance Committee voted 11 to 8 to freeze top pay ranges including their own. A Senate bill seeks to restore and extend raises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
State Bureau of Personnel
Senate
Finance
Muffler Crackdown Approved by Winona Police Chief
Winona Police Chief James McCabe announces a strict muffler law enforcement drive targeting motorcycles and autos. Citizens praise the action as noise nuisance disrupts front porch conversations and residents hope for nationwide progress toward quiet summer evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McCabe
Winona
Degree Fetish Criticizes Overuse of College Requirements
Dr Leonard Cronkite, head of Children’s Hospital Medical Center, told a nursing home convention that 200 000 to 800 000 medical and health jobs could be filled by high school graduates. He argues many fields now demand degrees, creating shortages in medicine and health while condemning the degree fetish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Cronkite
Children’s Hospital Medical Center
Cronkite
Wealthy Man Is Democrats' Party Chief
Madison report notes Rich ard Cudahy chosen as Democratic state chairman amid party demoralization. The article details his wealth and business ties in Milwaukee, his fundraising prowess, and questions whether he seeks a broader political career. It contrasts his capitalist background with Democratic underdog status and notes other party leaders' wealth and influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wyngaard
Madison
Richard Cudahy
Democratic
Democratic Party
Cudahy
Milwaukee
Republican Party
New
William Proxmire
Henry Reuss
Old
Louis Hanson
Wisconsin
Bible Verse About Temptation From James 1 14
A concise Bible verse cites James 1 14 noting each person is tempted when lured by their own desires. The quotation emphasizes inner temptation and personal responsibility in moral struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
La Crosse Tribune Publisher and Editor Info
The La Crosse Tribune details its publisher W. T. Burgess and editor Sanford Goltz. It notes publication schedule afternoons and Sunday mornings, office address, and AP affiliation. Rates are listed for single copies and carrier delivery, with mail rates on request.
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W. T. Burgess
Sanford Goltz
la Crosse Tribune
4Th and
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wis
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
AP News
Wisconsin
UN Debate Echoes Western Hat Theme in Israeli Arab War Row
James Marlow reports from the United Nations where the Israeli Arab war dominates debate. Kosygin denounces Israel and the United States while comparing Israeli tactics to Hitler. Abba Eban counters, Thant accuses both sides of untruths, and walkouts by Arab and Soviet bloc delegates highlight diplomatic theater.
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James Marlow Washington
U.N. General Assembly
Alexei N. Kosygin
Israel
Hitler
Moscow
Abba Eban
Kosygin
U Thant
U.N
Eban
Noureddin Atassi
Soviet U.N. actions expose weakness in Moscow case
Washington columnist David Lawrence argues Kosygin’s New York and United Nations performances reveal a monolithic Soviet approach. The piece notes Kremlin secrecy, rejection of Johnson’s speech, and calls for Israel to cede territory while urging US withdrawal from Vietnam. It contrasts US restraint with Soviet brinkmanship at the General Assembly.
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Washington
Kosygin
New York City
United Nations
United States
Kremlin
Johnson
General Assembly
Premier Kosygin
U.N
Egypt
Israel
Republicans name Wayne Hood TWENTY YEARS AGO convention
Prominent La Crosse area notes show Wayne Hood named 3rd District chairman at the Madison convention twenty years ago, succeeding Everett Yerly who resigned at opening. Fire department abandons first mobile equipment piece while a new engine is purchased, and Capt Roy Streckfus hails the Rob Roy as the finest pleasure boat on the Mississippi. Russia agrees to join Britain and France in Marshall Plan talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wayne Hood
Everett Yerly
Roy Streckfus
Steamboat Company
Rob Roy
Mississippi
la Crosse
Russia
Britain
France
Johnson trims arms plan for Middle East in policy speech
President Johnson’s Middle East arms control proposal lost key features before unveiling. Language banning arms shipments until a political settlement was scrapped under pressure from U.S. Ambassador to Russia Llewellyn Thompson. Only a UN reporting requirement remained. Russian submarine activity surged near North Atlantic as Kosygin’s UN visit spurred naval deployments.
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London Daily Telegraph
Nasser
Kosygin
Middle East
Washington
Johnson
Llewellyn Thompson
U.S
Russia
United Nations
Arab Nations
Israel
U.N
Thompson
Soviet Union
McGeorge Bundy
Special Presidential Committee
Kremlin
North Vietnam
Bundy
North Atlantic
North American
Baltic
Black Sea
Mediterranean
NATO
Caribbean
Vienna Coup decision in a grand slam bridge hand
The article discusses the Vienna Coup in bridge, detailing South’s seven no trump bid against East’s four spade push. It explains how cashing the ace of diamonds first could have secured the grand slam by neutralizing West’s club diamond holdings, and notes variability in conventions and plays across partnerships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely Culbertson
South
North
East
West
Diamond Holding
Patient speaker warns voters' patience tests government
A speaker addressing thousands of graduates notes Americans have about 190 years tried to fix perceived government wrongs. He cautions that patience can fuel unrest, quoting Dryden’s warning to beware the fury of a patient man.
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John Dryden
Carl Riblet Jr
Bridge_card hand from Oswald James Jacoby match
North South play described with high card sequences K Q J and Q AK. West holds strong long suit while East and West positions show valve of spades and hearts. No final contract or result provided.
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Biglie
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Pat Lucey
Lucey
John Kennedy
Phillip Nash
Sen
Gaylord Nelson
John
Wyngaard
Assembly
U.S.S.R
Andrei Gromyko
Black Arrow
UPI
By David Lawrence
America
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
Prom
John B. Frisch
la Crosse Clothing Co
Vernon Electric Cooperative
Voice of Washington
Bulance
Police
Airways
Department of Commerce
Cargill
First Presbyterian Church
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Bentley
Webber
Liberty Loan
Treasury
la Crosse Theater
LBJ
United Na
Vienna
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