Paul VI Begins Papacy After John XXIII Ecumenical Council
The article notes Cardinal Montini’s swift election as pope, highlights unity among church leaders, and states Pope Paul VI aims to continue the council’s work. It reflects worldwide interest in the papal transition and the positive start for Paul VI with a focus on Christian unity and leadership qualities.
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Ecumenical Council
John XXIII
Cardinal Montini
Paul VI
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Democrats Endorse Gov Reynolds Tax Plan At Wisconsin Meeting
Wisconsin Democrats gathered in La Crosse over the weekend to back Gov John Reynolds compromise tax package and adopt civil rights and fair housing positions with strong enforcement. J Louis Hanson of Mellen was elected state chairman succeeding Patrick Lucey as party leaders faced some internal tensions over the sales tax reversal. Daniel Flaherty of La Crosse won district chair, while Harold Ristow's late entry failed to change the no contest state chair race.
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Wisconsin
la Crosse
John Reynolds
J. Louis Hanson
Mellen
Patrick J. Lucey
Madison
Lucey
Kennedy
Harold Ristow
Atty
Daniel Flaherty
Kennedy Civil Rights Package Faces Senate Clash
The Kennedy civil rights program aims at broad reforms but faces Southern filibusters and moderation from leaders. Proposals include equal public accommodations, empowered action against segregated schools, job training funding, a community relations service, and a comprehensive ban on federal support for racially discriminatory programs.
For The Boys Changing Times
A lighthearted editorial notes that every small boy should own rubber boots so he can go out with wet feet or return home with them. The piece reflects playful guidance on practical attire and weather readiness for youth.
Faithful To Her Sex Faithful To Her Sex
A reader describes a department store door prize sign reading Register Here for Free Door Prize. While filling a card a nearby woman jokes she will sign up but does not know what to do with another door.
How To Stop Trouble From a Family Quarrel
The piece suggests you cannot end a family quarrel by force or pressure alone. It notes that unexpected events like a doorbell interruption can alter the moment and defuse tension. The guidance emphasizes practical, situational awareness over coercive tactics.
Review of News in Years Past 1943 and 1933 Highlights
A compact digest recalls 1943 Ruhr Valley bombings and a drowning at Bank Slough. Giraud and De Gaulle renew clashes. U.S. war casualties rise to 63,958. Nazi reinforcements into France and Italy amid invasion fears. a prominent prostitution case in Washington draws crowds. Also notes 1933 Roosevelt platform aims, relief battles, and local business moves by Murphy Bros. Warehouse Co. plus Murphy Transfer Co. planning relocations and civic committees.
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Muehlheim
Bank Slough
Calvert Station
Balsa Wurzel
S. 13Th
Giraud
de Gaulle
Mississippi
John Gund Brewery
South Avenue
Murphy Bros. Warehouse Co
W. Leo Murphy
Milwaukee Corrugating Co
Gund
Murphy Transfer Co
Montague Cracker & Candy Co
3Rd St
U.S
France
Italy
Carmen Beach Martini
Washington, D.C
la Crosse County
Chamber of Commerce
A. J. Bates
Roy L. Bangsberg
John Elliott
William Freise
Olaf N. Hoff
USC Council
J. J. Verdota
Budget haggling hides licensing shakeup in Wisconsin
Madison debate over a Republican substitute budget reveals clashes on licensing boards consolidation, tax policy, and new charges. Proposals would raise fees for livestock haulers and other licensees while creating a state air transport pool. Critics warn such measures grow in a rush and sidestep normal scrutiny.
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Joe Nusbaum
State Department of Agriculture
Department of Administration
Truman Birthday Plans Stir Washington After 80th Celebration
A Washington gala marks Harry S. Truman's 80th birthday with a 1965 party planned by Charles Patrick Clark, following remarks by Lyndon Johnson. The event honors Truman as former World War II committee chief and highlights stories about Kennedy Johnson campaigning in Texas and broader Democratic triumphs.
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NEA
Harry S. Truman
Senate
Committee On National Defense
Truman
Edson Committee
Charles Patrick Clark
Clark
Lyndon Johnson
Los Angeles
Johnson
Sen. Kennedy
Harry Truman
Boston
Jack
Texas
No Precedent for Kennedy Civil Rights Proposals
President Kennedy asks Congress to pass civil rights laws he believes will be constitutional. The 1883 Civil Rights Cases limit federal power. states may act first, with federal action limited to nullifying state laws. The piece notes constitutional doubts, plus implications for employment and use of public funds.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
United States
FEPC
Supreme Court
Lawrence
Supreme Court of the United States
States
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Airline stewardess traits and career guidance
Cy Barrett advises that airlines seek imaginative and enthusiastic workers rather than overly attractive physiques. He cites United Air Lines data on typical hires: age about 21, a year and a half of college, 5 feet 5 inches, 119 pounds, from diverse communities, often with a fiancé or dating life ahead. The column also answers about finding a literary collaborator and suggests retirement reading.
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Latin Quarter
Waikiki
Venus de Milo
Liz Taylor
United Air Lines Personnel Department
United
La Crosse Tribune Publisher Details and Subscription Rates
The La Crosse Tribune masthead lists editors and managers including E L Burgess and R L Bangsberg. It provides home delivery rates for LaCrosse Onalaska and La Crescent with weekly and yearly mail subscription prices inside and outside a 75 mile radius.
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LaCrosse
Onalaska
la Crescent
Blackwood and four no trump in bridge bidding
Oswald Jacoby discusses using four no trump as a normal bid in Blackwood sequences. He cites Kolumbia tournament examples, explains read of four spades double, and invites readers to obtain his 64 page book by sending name address and 50 cents to The La Crosse Tribune.
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la Crosse
Columbia
D.C
South
East
North
Blackwood
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