Is the U S Senate Legal Under One Man One Vote
A columnist questions Senate legality if Supreme Court challenges two senator per state with equal voting rights. It notes states like Nevada and New York, and cites constitutional sections, suggesting Congress could curb or redefine the Senate if the court deems current structure unconstitutional.
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Ginia
Congress
U. S. Senate
Nevada
New York State
New York
Earl Warren
Republic
Supreme Court
Illinois
Ore-Ida pulls out of Wisconsin plant plan in potato lags
The Ore-Ida company scrapped plans for a $2 million frozen processing plant in Lake Bronson Minnesota and earlier dropped sites in Necedah Mauston and Juneau County Wisconsin. The move followed promises of growth and proximity to markets with Wisconsin experts warning central farming costs and growing seasons. Critics say communities chase industry with false promises and get little in return in the end.
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Ore-Ida Potato
White House
Lyndon Johnson
Ore-Ida Food Products
Lake Bronson
Minnesota
Ore-Ida
Wisconsin
Necedah
Mauston
Juneau County
Readers’ Letters Callfor Stricter Sign Enforcement
The Tribune prints two reader letters criticizing lax sign respect and urging enforcement of No Parking and No Swimming rules. They argue speeding tickets and public-safety signs reflect law, while disobeyed No Swimming signs at Pettibone Park pose hidden dangers.
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the Tribune
la Crosse City
Pettibone Park
Ike And Monty Clash Over Normandy Anniversary View
The Dubuque Telegraph Herald contrasts Field Marshal Montgomery’s BBC remarks blaming Eisenhower for Normandy planning with CBS’s program showing Eisenhower praising Allied effort and crediting British and Canadian forces. A penciled note reveals Eisenhower’s willingness to accept blame to avoid oblivion if the invasion failed.
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Ike and
Monty
Dubuque Telegraph Herald
Field Marshal
Montgomery
Eisenhower
Normandy
BBC
CBS
Review of the News in Years Past Forty Years Ago 1924
A compact digest notes 1924 events including Allied world parley plans Dawes and MacDonald comments, Wisconsin political shifts with Sen Kreuzer and Gov Langer, weather events in La Crosse area, and local notices like park leadership changes and railroad matters. It references figures such as Rudolph Benkenhaven and Andrew Thompson and mentions damage from storms and transport incidents.
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Moscow
Platteville
la Crosse
Belmont
England
London
Henry Edwin Howe
Prairie du Chien Courier
Hoeschler Drugstore
5Th Ave
Main
Lyle S. Gilbert
la Crosse War Price and Ration Board
Saipan
Dawes
U.S
MacDonald
Herman L. Ekern
Norsks
Europe
Andrew L. Kreuzer
Wausau
Wisconsin
Coupe
West Salem High
John H. Forer
Sorengen
Rudolph Benkenhaven
Fort Wayne
Ind
Burlington
Wisconsin-Minnesota Light & Power Co
Andrew Thompson
Register of Deeds
John Webber
Miss Clement
Council
Grand Crossing
Percy Cilley
C. S. Cone
Gwendolyn Fenton
Lee Asplin Cottage
Sunset Point
Dresbach
Blood Type Symbols and AMA Emergency IDs Promoted
Cy Barrett discusses selling blood type key chains and links to an AMA Emergency Medical Identification Symbol. He notes potential public risk from simplistic devices, cites WWII data on misread dog tags, and invites readers to request AMA materials and his booklet on profit writing.
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France
Victor
American Medical Association
AMA
Army
Bible Verse Quote Refers to New Light
A devotional line cites Revelation 22 5 stating night ends and the Lord God will be their light with no lamp or sun needed for guidance.
Conservatives' Big Chance Run with Goldwater in 1964 Nomination
A cautious view argues Goldwater could win the GOP nomination on early ballots and force a test of the conservative wing. It notes risks of party split, but suggests his candidacy could clarify conservatism and pull the center toward the middle if Democrats are kept to a modest victory.
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Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Europe
Asia
California
Lyndon B. Johnson
Cuba
Castro
Southeast Asia
Republican Party
Messrs. Willkie
Dewey
Eisenhower
Nixon
Congress
Madison Avenue
County Board Braces For Jail Threat Over School Funds
Federal judge threatens jail to force Prince Edward County Virginia supervisors to vote to reopen public schools and levy taxes. The move ties to desegregation trials and Supreme Court guidance, raising a clash over local autonomy and the use of the Fourteenth Amendment to compel funding decisions.
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Virginia
Washington
Oren R. Lewis
Supreme Court of the United States
Board of Supervisors
Prince Edward County
John D. Butzner Jr
Surry County
Supreme Court
Congress
United States
Adlai Stevenson
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Wisconsin Tax Hike Fears Stir in Campaign Talk
Wisconsin voters face a fiscal crunch as the 1970 outlook shows a widening gap between state expenditures and revenue. A subcommittee warned the general fund could fall about 450 million by 1971-73, implying steep tax jumps. Candidates avoid blunt talking but hint that growth may fund higher spending, potentially misleading the electorate.
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Wisconsin
General Fund
La Crosse Tribune Publication Details
La Crosse Tribune publishes daily afternoons and Sunday mornings from La Crosse Wisconsin. It is a member of Lee Enterprises and the Associated Press. The AP has exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches. Mailing and delivery rates are listed.
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W. T. Burgess
Sanford Goltz
la Crosse Tribune
4Th
Cass Sts
la Crosse Wisconsin
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
AP News
la Crosse
Wisconsin
East hand decisions after West opens diamonds
An Oregon reader asks how to play East after West opens one diamond and North passes. The columnist suggests a heart bid is risky and often ineffective as a steady choice, notes that three no trump can be reached by a lucky sequence, and explains why four spades has little play and how a king of clubs lead can force a favorable defense.
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Oregon
North
South
Declarer
West
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State Board of Control
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John Weisse
King
Weisse Sash, Door and Mill Work Co
Logan and
Rose
Bismarck
N.D
William Langer
Langer
Forest Bell
Harry Neubert
la Crosse Street
Russell L. Maughan
Army Flyer
Mitchell Field
N.Y
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San Francisco
John Terpstra
Midway
Brice Prairie Cemetery Association
Jer Vam
Cambodia
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CY Barrett
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