After Lebanon the oil goal shapes Arab nationalist aims
Lebanon crisis intensifies Anglo American strain as Arab nationalists press Beirut. UN action debated to curb Soviet influence and avert wider war while Hammarskjold sketches a mediation path. US Britain weigh deploying force as rebels gain edge with Syrian border arms and volunteers. Amos 5 12.
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Lebanon
Iraq
Arabia
Beirut
United Nations
Britain
United States
U.N
Soviet Union
Syria
Dag Hammarskjold
Security Council
General Assembly
London
6Th Fleet
Cyprus
Speed-Up In Defense Spending Predicted By Senator
Missouri Senator Stuart Symington argues that defense outlays lagged after Sputnik only briefly and that arms contracts have risen. He cites contract value trends from 1957 to early 1958 and notes growing future spending, mentioning Truman’s blessing and past Pentagon tenure as context.
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Harry Truman
Pentagon
Air Force
America
Defense Department
Wisconsin political briefs mix labor turmoil and state government shifts
Madison dispatch surveys frictions in labor mergers, pension policy reshuffles, and legislative maneuvers. Jessen disputes over Vel Phillips seat. CIO lags financially. Ora Rice seeks re election. Nicholas Lesselyoung resigns from PSC. traveling state employee car plan eyed. farm tour abroad proposed. unemployment and workmen compensation policy to return to legislature. Adams case prompts private calls for his exit.
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Industrial Commission
Portraits James Metcalfe Publicity Hounds
A short verse condemns publicity seekers who chase fame by deceit and exaggeration. It laments those who value prominence over truth, aiming to elevate their status regardless of harm to others.
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Field Enterprises, Inc
Pepper Nancy Starr Mitchell Realizes Saltwater Has Seasoning
In Coronet Old Aunt Fannie, never far from home, visits Florida. On the beach she watches children and the sea, tastes the salty water and exclaims that it has seasoning in it.
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Nancy Starr Mitchell
Coronet
Fannie
Florida
Review of the News in Years Past Twenty Years Ago 1938
Dr F L Gullickson West Selem named Republican state statutory committee head succeeding Edward J Lamp. Barbara Hutton rich heir guarded by Scotland Yard in London after kidnap threats. She is in legal dispute with husband Count Court Haugwitz Reventlow after renouncing American citizenship in Paris. San dia Peak search halted for Medill McCormick missing four days on mountain climb. Mrs Katherine Lysaker La Crosse elected state VFW aux.
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F. L. Gullickson
West Selem
Edward J. Lamp
Madison
Barbara Hutton
Scotland Yard
London
Count Court Haugwitz- Reventlow
Paris
Sandia Peak
Medill McCormick
McCormick
Katherine Lysaker
la Crosse
VFW
Quiz excerpts reveal historical answers and local notes
A miscellaneous reader quiz from The La Crosse Tribune covers Blenheim's Bavarian village origin, the Blenheim Palace link to British royalty, smallpox in America, a quoter's attribution, papal election smoke signals, public school costs, and local news items from 30 to 50 years prior.
Traits of fascism and letters on military service
A reader praises Edward Johnson for a fascism critique in the Chicago Tribune and warns against fascist traits in the U S In another letter a mother describes sending son to U S Marine Reserves and recalls family memories as sons go to service Letters to the column may discuss general matters and require author details with possible pen names.
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Tribune
la Crosse Tribune
Edward Johnson
Moline
Ill
Voice of the People
Chicago Tribune
United States
M.C
Goodby
U.S. Marine Reserves
Leslie B. Thompson
Avon St
Bitter denouncements of desegregation ruling widen rift
A string of prominent critics including Representative Celler, Senator Douglas, Governor Harriman, and AFL-CIO condemn Judge Lemley’s Little Rock desegregation delay. The debate centers on upholding the Supreme Court as law of the land while respecting local discretion and civil rights progress.
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Washington
America
Harry J. Lemley
Lawrence
Little Rock
Arkansas
Supreme Court of the
United States
Lemley
Supreme Court
Land
Representative Celler
New York
House Judiciary Committee
Representative Keating
Congress
Douglas
Illinois
Eisenhower
Holtzman
Democrat
Harriman
Press ethics spar over gifts and junkets in Congress
Representative Charles S. Gubser sparked soul-searching among reporters about freebies. The piece recalls meals at House restaurants funded by taxpayers, gifts from sources, free hotel stays, and the line between work and hospitality, noting many press conferences mix business with conviviality and questions about nine‑pound hams.
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Washington
Charles S. Gubser
Rcalif
Sherman Adams
Gubser
National Press Club
House
Senate
California
Not Responsible For Proposals Plaque at Catskills Waterfall
In a Catskills summer resort a plaque near a waterfall reads The management is not responsible for proposals made here. The light hearted marker signals a romantic area and warns guests about potential engagements prompted by the scenery.
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Reader's Digest
New York
Catskill Mountains
Feeding children in hot weather guidance from 1960s medical review
A medical piece notes protein remains essential in heat, vitamins stay similar, and water loss through sweating is the main issue. It urges offering water between feeds, reducing calories per ounce in formula, and individualized summer management. Seven practical rules cover activity, fluids, snacks, cooling periods, limiting high-calorie foods, skim milk options, and evening meals.
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Journal of the American Medical Assa
La Crosse Tribune Rates and Delivery Details
Public notices list subscription options for La Crosse area including Onalaska and La Crescent with tiered rates. Rates cover weekly, monthly, and annual periods for local delivery and mail subscriptions outside carrier service zones.
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Tribune
Apenas
ASSCS
Jann & Kelley, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Atlanta
la Crosse
Carrier Bay
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CIO
Ora Rice
Delevan
Walworth County
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John Reynolds
Green Bay
Harvard Law School
Nichlas Lesselyoung
Public Service Commission
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Lesser Young
Madison Law
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Europe
Republican Party
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James Metcalfe
Joseph K. Kidder
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England
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Thomas Carlyle
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Anthony Murphy
Hitler
Louis P. Lochner
Ray Davis
Powell St
Len Beranek
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Marian Jean Higbee
Reserve Wis
Richard Clary
Loyal Order of Moose
Kenosha
Charles Schlutter
S. 5Th St
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Russia
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Kerensky
Baker
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Dan G. MacMillan
Ruth Antoinette
Minneapolis
Hazel Vietz
7Th St
Ruth Leissring
E. L. Phillipp
J. Earl Richmond
National Gauge and Equipment Co
St. Paul Aviation Corps
Wisconsin-Minnesota Light and Power Co
E. F. Hoffman
Benny Leonard
Jack Britton
Philadelphia
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P. J. Schuld
Pine St
Jule Fries
Otto Dumpke
Bodega Saloon
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Viroqua
Moline, Ill
Sinclair Lewis
Hugh H. Gauper
David Lawrence
Supreme Court of the United States
Abraham Lincoln
Tennyson
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Frederick Othman
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Edwin P. Jordan
la Crosse Crime
4Th and
Cass Sts
Wis
Lee Newspaper
Associated Press
T. Burgess
R. L. Bangsberg
Itor
Leeward Lee
ED Keefe
Mgr
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Howard Colvin Retail
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A. A. E. Tea Out North Side
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