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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1958
Page
4
The piece criticizes Leon Keyserling and the Conference on Economic Progress for urging large deficits and tax cuts. It argues that government overspending worsens the dollar, risks rising national debt, and fails to create a sound economy, calling deficit spending bad medicine for the body politic.
The piece argues Russian policy is decisive and relentless. It recalls the 1956 Hungarian revolt and Imre Nagy’s execution as evidence of Moscow’s control. It warns that Titoism challenges Moscow and suggests executions damage the image of Russian communism rather than deter rebellion.
The piece warns that the fifth of a second can kill on busy Fourth of July roads. It urges constant alertness and concentration, urging drivers to treat driving as serious work and avoid social driving or car chat. It ends with Ruth 1 17.
Peter Edson argues that ethical standards in Washington are low, citing gifts and junkets in government circles. He notes that even the SEC proposed ethics canons draw little broad support, with few agencies endorsing the draft code.
Twenty years ago 1938 Gov Elmer Benson leads farms in Minnesota primaries Twin City vote shifts away from Halmar Peterson Supreme Court upholds Ekern appointment Lt Gov Gunderson resigns for Tax Commission Stocks rise with industrials up to 3 points Summer session at Teachers College opens Eighteen Japanese air raids hit American owned Texas Oil Co Hong Kong Kroner makes hole in one at Colonial golf with Bob Collins Thirteen years ago 1928 State GOP endorses Kohler for
The item presents a reader questions page with answers on growing acerola in the southern U.S. left-hand traffic in Europe by country, wood for fires, Tacoma Narrows Bridge collapse details, Alexandrite gem, animal lifespans, and a feature booklet about The Presidents and Their Wives with ordering info. It includes institutional sources and dates reflecting wartime era notices and local civic items.
War ner’s Life of Nelson draws on vivid sea battles and personal flaws to present a richly stocked history. It covers Nelson’s early life, eye loss, arm injury, and leadership at the Nile Copenhagen and Trafalgar with charts and detailed scenes. The critic notes Warner’s focus on seafaring detail over romantic imagination.
Madison, Wis. Senator Lynn Stalbaum of Racine County frames the Democratic stance on taxation as studying the impact before deciding on a sales tax. He implies the party may avoid a sales tax, while acknowledging the platform’s cautious language and potential shifts before September’s official platform.
Babson argues recession may be driven by Russian economic warfare and warns of a potential World War III scenario. He cites chemical and bacteriological threats, gold outflows, and escalating oil and commodity pressures as Russia’s tactics. He urges sound economics, diversification, civil defense, and personal resilience.
A reflective verse by James Metcalfe praising each wind of the seasons for calm days and gentle touches, while fearing destructive storms that threaten with hail and hurricanes. The poem explores wind as plural and variable across summer, winter, spring, and autumn.
This pocketbook piece urges newcomers to buy quality issues rather than chasing fast profits with small capital. It warns low priced stocks are speculative and costly per share, highlighting that institutions back solid stocks and that odd lots add fees, urging 10 shares of top issue over 100 shares of a cheap one.
The La Crosse Tribune details staff roles and publishing information. It lists prices for home delivery and mail subscriptions, with regional rates for La Crosse, Onalaska, and La Crescent and extended areas, including monthly and yearly options.
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