Medicare bill blocked in House Ways and Means
The Johnson administration’s Medicare proposal died in the House Ways and Means Committee this week as Rep Cecil King withdrew the King Anderson bill. The panel also proposed a five percent Social Security benefits increase, raising the maximum to 133.85 a month, amid election year pressure and strained trust funds.
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House
Ways and Means
King- Anderson
Cecil King
California
King
Johnson
Review of the News in Years Past
A compact retrospective notes events from 1944 1934 and 1924 with U S wartime actions at Cherbourg fronts Russian advances and Pearl Harbor notes plus local accidents resignations and political shifts. It also lists Wisconsin Wisconsin related disasters and public figures including George Zielke and John Sommer among others.
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U. S
Cherbourg
Vitebsk
Pearl Harbor
Ben Malay
Liberty
Onalaska Avenue
Beulah Stantors
Bloomingdale
Milwaukee Road
Viroqua
George Zielke
Otto Zielke
S. 3Rd
Tribune
Senate apportionment debate sparks talk of 624 members
The article explores a hypothetical 624 member Senate if one person one vote were applied nationally. It notes the Supreme Court's focus on population, potential constitutional rewrites of Article I, and the shift that could give key states decisive influence. It mentions Senator Dirksen warning that a constitutional amendment might be needed.
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David Lawrence Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
US S. Senate
National Congress
al Lawrence
Supreme Court
Alaska
Vermont
Wyoming
Nevada
Senate
New York
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Ohio
Michigan
Illinois
Texas
California
Pennsylvania
Congress
Tures
Dirksen
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Mayor Knutson Links Governor Bid to Goldwater in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin mayor ties his GOP gubernatorial bid to Barry Goldwater, saying he cannot campaign effectively without alignment with the presidential candidate. He names Nelson Rockefeller as an incompatible ticket partner and hints at possibly dropping out if Goldwater is not the nominee.
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Milo Knutson
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Nelson Rockefeller
Knutson
Arizona
Wisconsin
Warren Knowles
San Francisco
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Stevenson
Adlai
Nixon
Jack Kennedy
Top Court Reporters Big Money in Senate Posts
Cy Barrett answers readers on careers earnings and tax tricks. Joseph Sweeney, official Senate reporter, earns 19000 yearly while freelancers pull 30000 to 40000. He notes 12 hour days six days a week during filibusters and cites high level cases like Tokyo Rose. Money-Hungry asks about tax whistleblowing and Cy cites IRS informer fund and advice on tax avoidance. Work Horse seeks estate planning to preserve wealth amid taxes and fees.
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Lucille
Joseph Sweeney
United States Senate
Joe
California
Senate
Harry Bridges
Joe Sweeney
Winnebagoes thank supporters of Kids Day baseball event
La Crosse Winnebagoes manager Joseph W. Gohres thanks readers and sponsors for a successful Kids Day game. He cites First Federal Savings and Loan Association Super Valu Food Stores and the La Crosse Bottlers Association for assistance, plus volunteers and media for publicity. He urges a real baseball park in La Crosse with shade and proper fields for future fans.
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the Tribune
la Crosse Winnebagoes
First Federal Savings and Loan Association
la Crosse Bottlers Association
Frito-Lay Inc
Post 52
American Legion Color Guard
Dale Marmsoler
VFW
Kross Kords_ Barbershop
Alvin Blackbeer
Bill Parizek
Frank Granger
Chuck Rodell
Arlin Baker
Chuck Shinault
Maurice Perso
Chet Sanford
Joe Rohrer
WLCX
la Crosse State College
City of la
la Crosse
Joseph W. Gohres
Mgr
Roark Says LBJ Should Skip TV Debates With Barry
Robert Ruark argues Lyndon Johnson should avoid televised debates with Barry Goldwater. He contends TV harmed Nixon, praises Goldwater’s vigor, notes appearance matters, and urges LBJ to focus on lawmaking and defeating the opposition in November.
If Everybody Drove Carefully Then Pedestrian Rights Won’t
A compact quip argues that careful driving would ensure pedestrians receive their due justice rather than fatal outcomes. The wit underscores safety and accountability on the streets.
Viet Nam policy shifts put Reds and GOP on alert
President Johnson portrays strong stance in Viet Nam and appoints Gen. Maxwell Taylor as ambassador, while critics like Goldwater push for tougher measures. Taylor’s role and Lodge resignation frame a race impacting Viet Nam policy and Republican prospects. The administration signals restraint but readiness to use force if needed.
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AP Business
Washington
Johnson
Viet Nam
Maxwell D. Taylor
United States
Southeast Asia
Taylor
Republican Party
Lodge
Republic of
Mother's Little Helper
GREAT BEND Kan AP a seven year old girl burned trash for her mother and burned an early model car in the incident. The mother had left to burn trash but returned to find the fire already lit and spreading.
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Great Bend
Kan
Dale de Kraai
Kitty
Rothwell Selected to Lead Wisconsin Higher Education Panel
Angus Rothwell, state superintendent of public instruction, named chairman of Wisconsin's Coordinating Committee for Higher Education. The appointment aligns with broader duties beyond universities, including vocational education and potential junior college expansion. Rothwell’s leadership is seen as fitting for guiding public higher education policy amid concerns over institutional interests and public accountability.
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Stephan
Madison
Angus Rothwell
Coordinating Committee
Wisconsin
Supt
Rothwell
Boards of Regents of State Colleges
University of Wisconsin
Board of Vocational and Adult Education
Blessed is Everyone Who Fears the Lord Verse
A short biblical verse highlights the blessing for those who fear the Lord and walk in his ways. The verse underscores piety and righteous living as the path to divine favor.
Six Spades Slam Achieved Through Partner’s Heart Bid
The article reflects on ways to reach a six spades slam and cites a Dallas Fort Worth pair at the Midsouth regionals. It notes two test routes: an immediate six bid by North or a later route with a strong two bid by North. In Little Rock a heart strength bid by Mrs Hawes enabled the slam after partner John bid quickly.
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North
South
Hearts
John Fisher
Dallas
David Hawes
Fort Worth
Little Rock
Ark
Hawes
La Crosse Tribune details and contact information
The La Crosse Tribune publisher and editor names are listed along with publishing location in La Crosse Wisconsin. It notes AP association and distribution details including rates for single copies and mail options.
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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
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John Esch
H. J. Bullock
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Miss Marsh
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First Baptist Church
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Robert B. Lowry
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Milwaukee
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Gus King
Onalaska Pickle Co
Fred L. Green
North Salem Road
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Caledonia, Minn
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Caledonia
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Gaylord Nelson
CY Barrett
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William W. Scranton
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