Europe Sees Kennedy Trip Through Local Eyes Firsthand
The piece argues Kennedy’s 10 day European tour is timely and symbolic despite domestic upheaval. It notes Europeans will get direct access to his views through European press and TV, and cites his Frankfurt pledge that NATO allies are protected if attacked. It warns that Cold War strains may test Washington’s resolve.
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Farmers face clash over wheat controls and subsidies
After a May referendum farmers rejected a strict wheat control plan and price supports. Now Democrats and analysts debate a summer move to influence 1964 winter wheat planting, weighing the clash between subsidies and planting freedom.
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Wisconsin pay raise proposals draw taxpayer ire and scrutiny
Editors react to a plan to raise state official salaries including a governor's pay rise from 20 000 to 30 000 and legislators from 300 to 450 per month. Critics warn of a 25 percent 1963 65 budget increase and potential 125 percent rise over a decade, urging restraint and accountability.
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Mammoth Budget Is Even Bigger Worry
The Wisconsin budget evokes growing concern as tax revision lags amid heavy reliance on a selective sales tax. The article notes partial progress toward reform but criticizes the tax system and its costly administration, urging careful scrutiny of fiscal policy and long term implications.
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Record Says Pay Raises For Officials Not Justified
Taxpayer indignation rises as Wisconsin officials seek pay raises while asking higher taxes amid a claimed financial crisis. The piece criticizes the ruling group for a double standard and blames Gov. Reynolds for the situation, noting Republican leaders' surprise and wrath.
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Approval For John's Successor
Wisconsin State Journal notes broad approval of Pope Paul’s continuation of Pope John’s social justice policies. Bishop William P. O’Connor of Madison says labels like liberal apply to politics, not the church, and stresses Pope Paul’s pledge to pursue Pope John’s goals. Both Pope Paul and Cardinal Cicognani had worked closely with Pope John.
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Review of the News in Years Past 1943 and 1933 Highlights
A compact archival digest cites Roosevelt vetoes anti-strike bills and mine union deadlines, War Labor Board orders union compliance, and U S bomber operations against Northwest Germany with Sicily and Salonika actions. Also notes De Valera’s political shift, fires at a La Crosse residence, local tax and weed actions, and local civic appointments.
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Kilpatrick argues fourteenth amendment history and school desegregation
In a 1963 book The Southern Case for School Segregation James J. Kilpatrick questions the 1868 ratification of the Fourteenth Amendment and the federal role in desegregation. He asserts coerced Southern ratifications and predicts gradual, incomplete racial separation in public life and education.
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New Pope Paul VI Seen As Austere Yet Trusted
Vatican observers describe Paul VI as an austere decisive leader with a melancholy streak, not a warm Pope John XXIII. The crowds in St. Peter's Square erupted in joy at the announcement, chanting Christus Vincit as 60,000 Romans gathered to greet the new pontiff.
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Computers Take And Make Jobs Not Thinkers
Dear Cy Barrett advises on future careers in computing with emphasis on programmers, analysts, and growing educational paths. The column notes about 50,000 programming jobs, need for specialized planning roles, and suggests ACM as a resource.
Wisconsin at Large Assembly Election Idea Stirs Debate
The Wisconsin Supreme Court suggested an at large vote for all 100 Assembly seats and half of the Senate in the governor's reapportionment dispute. The piece weighs possible voter impact and the politics of statewide accountability versus existing district-focused representation.
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Tucson Civil Defense to Test Siren Each Saturday Noon
The Tucson Pima County Civil Defense Agency will blow its air raid siren at noon every Saturday. The request cites cleaning cobwebs and bird nests from the sirens as a main reason.
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Jacoby on Bridge North Four Hearts Bid Leads to Gerber Mention
North opens one no trump and a four heart raise signals extra points. South considers slam prospects with aces via a four clubs Gerber inquiry, showing why Gerber can aid deciding on slam or signoff.
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La Crosse Tribune Service Rates And Delivery Terms
The La Crosse Tribune lists daily and Sunday editions with delivery areas La Crosse Onalaska La Crescent and surrounding counties. Rates shown include weekly carrier price and mail subscriptions within 75 miles 14 per year and escalating to 20 per year beyond 150 miles.
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