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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1964
Page
6
Editor notes a trend of increasing beauty among American women from old sorority photos to the Class of 1964. He cites evolving standards, media influence, and genetic mingling, arguing modern women use cosmetics and fashion to enhance appearance while recognizing enduring ideal of beauty.
Readers critique La Crosse traffic patterns and street lighting proposing a switch to the right lane rule and improved curb design. They cite hazardous patrol car parking on Lang Drive and request police driver education to prevent unsafe acts. In a separate letter Frank Harris defends Goldwater and blasts liberal smear campaigns against him.
The Tribune calls the stop Goldwater at any price faction the height of fanatical hypocrisy. The editorial argues such a position ignores history and undermines democratic debate.
A devotional note emphasizes hope as a source of confidence and protection. It echoes Job 11 18 describing rest and safety for the faithful. The text invites reflection on divine steadiness and refuge in times of trouble.
La Crosse Tribune notes its publisher editor and address in La Crosse Wisconsin. It belongs to Lee Enterprises and the Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights. Rates include 10 cent single copies and 55 cent weekly carrier delivery with mail options available.
Twenty years ago Yanks mop up Cherbourg as British press Caen area. Nazi losses cited at 70,000 since D Day. Calif Gov Warren cheered by GOP delegates. Emma Olson of La Crosse noted death in France of son Lloyd Olson, 27, after invasion service. War loan drive oversubscribed 80 percent. Arlene Skaaland Fund Queen. Esther Domke at county clerks’ convention in Milwaukee.
The Owen Wisconsin dairy loss crisis is blamed partly on dairy farmers embracing the National Farmers Organization’s $5 to $6.95 milk price dream. The piece argues such prices are economically unrealistic, noting overproduction and consumer resistance. It cautions NFO members chasing promises over facts and questions the movement’s approach.
Madison The governor’s re election bid hints at cooperation with a Republican legislature, while stressing large public spending. He skirts his battles with lawmakers and frames his record as bipartisan, pledging to expand services and oppose the sales tax, using past welfare and education funding as campaign talking points.
George Fielding Eliot compares France and Britain on manpower as France uses an 18 month conscription to build a core army of five mechanized divisions plus reserve divisions. Britain relies on volunteers but faces shortages from Cyprus Aden Malaya and other commitments prompting possible reintroduction of conscription to match overseas demands.
The superintendent argues for merit pay to attract and retain top teachers, comparing to private industry. He notes persistent opposition in education, defends objective merit measures, and cites districts already implementing merit rewards as steps toward professionalization.
Kansas City player Mike Thomas triumphs in Little Rock Arkansas by surprising bidding and precise play. North's Stayman response prompted three spades over three no trump leading to a winning spade contract. Thomas ruffed, drew out trumps, and used diamonds to clinch the match.
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