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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1963
Page
4
The piece argues against panic over a looming budget deadlock and warns that a rushed tax and budget measure may lead to unnecessary layoffs. It notes a 15 day civil service notice rule may not apply in a no budget emergency and urges delaying drastic cuts until after July 1. It questions the rush to pass 48 amendments and calls for careful debate.
President Kennedy urges world peace in a Washington address stressing U S restraint may ease East West tensions while avoiding weakness. Critics note plans to send Averell Harriman to Moscow for a nuclear test ban talks amid Khrushchev breaches in Cuba and Communist behavior in Laos Viet Nam and the UN. Communists are accused of breaking promises and refusing dues while awaiting advantage.
Robert Ruark derides the 40 billion moon race as a prestige play and argues Congress funding and Congress secret hearings waste tax dollars. He mocks Pan American Concorde plans and complains about peanut butter spending cuts amid USTS overruns.
In a Los Angeles suit the push to remove the phrase under God from the pledge is argued as an extreme reaction to the Supreme Court from Bible readings in schools. The Seattle paper counters that government neutrality is required and not a ban on God.
Review of 1943 items notes canning plants racing to save a record crop with workers aged 16 to 80 aiding in packing. Wisconsin Republican Voluntary Committee delegates meet at Appleton. Notables include Everett Yerly and Mark Esch. Yerly eyed for 3rd District chair. Also eight new WACs await orders.
The doctor explains how veins work with valves to return blood to the heart and why gravity and standing contribute to varicose dilation. Early treatment includes elevating feet and elastic stockings. injections, if used early, can turn veins into scar tissue. Neglect leads to ulcers, inflammation, and more damage.
Madison faces a persistent fiscal clash as the governor and Legislature brace for higher spending. Revenue growth lags behind services, prompting a $650 million two-year program and the likely rise of personal income taxes and a near general three percent sales tax. Voters show limited appetite for expenditure shifts. The piece notes enduring budget pressures and a skeptical public mood toward further tax pain.
The piece surveys how the U S Supreme Court ruling on school prayer unsettles parents and educators, with discussion of Maryland's prior stance, atheism versus religion, and possible constitutional amendments to permit Bible reading or nonsectarian prayer in schools. It notes polls showing support for Bible reading and outlines proposed amendments by lawmakers.
The article contrasts expert versus average players in using Blackwood. It explains that experts reserve Blackwood for final checks after deciding to bid a slam, avoiding it when void or holding a worthless doubleton. The piece notes an expert would jump to six spades after a spade response and considers seven even with varied partner holdings, urging readers to learn these techniques from Jacoby.
Cy Barrett answers readers questions on a faulty house contract and the perils of DIY legal work. A couple seeks repairs after a rushed simple contract. a basement hobbyist asks about fair repair pricing. a maid debt case explores small claims and restitution options.
An Indiana thief shattered a plate glass window to steal watches. He was captured and sentenced to seven years.
The La Crosse Tribune publishes daily and Sunday editions from La Crosse Wisconsin with staff roles including Burgess editor Teacout Ek Teacout and Lee, Keefe circulation. Rates list carrier and mail options for La Crosse area and wider regions with annual and quarterly prices.
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