Wisconsin lawmakers and governor renew tax plan stalemate
Wisconsin legislators and Gov Warren Knowles resumed a deadlocked debate over a 1965 67 budget. Business leaders from Madison met to discuss boosting the state economy and to offer ideas as the budget projected to rise 150 170 million dollars faces further tax increases including a higher income tax and a two cent cigarette tax. The gathering aims to improve Wisconsin s tax climate for industrial growth and attract new business.
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Warren Knowles
Wisconsin
Madison
Wisconsin Development Authority
Knowles
New York
Higher meat prices and the hidden costs for fixed incomes
The article argues beef and pork prices rose after six months of restricted production. It notes poultry eggs cheese and milk remain affordable for low income families while fixed incomes suffer as government policies erode savings. farmers face higher profits ahead despite the burden on retirees.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Readers debate far right groups and politics in La Crosse
Letters reflect disputes over John Birch Society Minutemen and Ku Klux Klan distinctions with praise for Birch education and defense of constitutional rights. Other notes discuss aging in Tennessee and a pessimistic view of each passing year.
Ristow Links Birch Society to Extremist Groups
The Tribune notes Mr. Ristow in Pepin Wisconsin connected the John Birch Society with naz ism and fascism and in La Crosse tied the Society to the Minutemen and the Ku Klux Klan asserting these groups “knowingly or not” are connected.
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the Tribune
Harold Ristow
la Crosse
John Birch Society
The
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Ku Klux Klan
United States
United Nations
F. B. Frisbie
S. 21St St
Stantly
Ristow
Democratic Party
Birch Society
America
Birch
Sat
Tribune
Pepin
Wisconsin
Humphrey to visit Poland for Krakow hospital dedication
Vice President Humphrey received a presidential assignment to travel behind the Iron Curtain to Poland in September. He will dedicate the US financed American Children's Research Hospital at Krakow, a 500 bed facility set to open for its first patients.
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Allen
Paul Scott
Washington
Johnson
Humphrey
de Gaulle
Europe
Poland
Paris
Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski
Cardinal Wyszynski
Paul VI
Warsaw
Gomulka
Boston
Chicago
U.S
Review of the news in years past twenty years ago 1945
Edward R. Stettinius quits as secretary of state as American and Filipino forces liberate Luzon announced by Gen. MacArthur. Willow Run bomber plant ends its war work with final Liberator.
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Edward R. Stettinius
Quits Post
Luzon
Philippines
Why The Innocent May Refuse The Lie Test
Harris argues against mandatory lie detector use and Fifth Amendment waivers. He cites civil liberties as universal protections, noting the absurdity of criminal justice applying two standards. A friend’s refusal to sign an anti communist affidavit underscores individual rights versus government encroachment.
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Sydney J. Harris
State Department
U.S
GOOD PLAN POOR FOLLOW UP Hitting Viet Cong Safe Areas
Washington analysis of the Ben Cat B 52 raid argues the Viet Cong bases near Saigon require regular harassment to disrupt food, communications, tunnels and bunkers. It notes heavy forested terrain hampering bombing and says post-raid ground follow through was insufficient, suggesting four battalions could have wiped out fortifications.
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Ray Cromley
Washington
Saigon
Hanoi
Cromley
Ben Cat
Pentagon
INO BUDGET BALANCER BANK TAX ISSUE BLURRING FINANCE
Madison editors argue banking taxation in Wisconsin is not simple Bank profits rely on federal securities credits and new deductions raise state tax bills Critics question rewriting laws to treat banks like other firms while noting limited overall revenue impact No easy fix. issue centers on equity, not large fiscal gains.
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Madison
Wisconsin
U.S
Federal Reserve Board
Savings and Loan Associa
Vital That The Reds Know We Won't Quit Viet Nam
Column argues the Vietnam War tests endurance and U S resolve. It stresses the need to deter communists by maintaining policy in Viet Nam until the objective, a free South Vietnam, is achieved, and notes global stakes including Europe Africa and Asia.
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Reds
Viet Nam
David Lawrence Washington
United States
Congress
United _— States
South Lawrence East Asia
Southeast Asia
Europe
Great Britain
Malaysia
Sukarno
Far East
Formosa
Philippines
Australia
Japan
United Nations
British Commonwealth Conference of Nations
New York Herald Tribune
La Crosse Tribune Publisher Details
The La Crosse Tribune lists W. T. Burgess as publisher and Sanford Goltz as editor. It states publication as an afternoon daily with Sunday morning edition in La Crosse Wisconsin and notes AP membership and exclusive AP news rights for local content.
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W. T. Burgess
Sanford Goltz
la Crosse Tribune
4Th and
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
AP News
Expert’s safety play stirs debate in bridge hand study
In a rubber bridge hand, South cashes the king of spades and ducks a diamond queen to avoid going down, while the ordinary player would drop the queen to secure 12 tricks. Experts fear going down, even with a cinch contract, and in duplicate play overtricks matter more than rubber bridge.
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South
East
West
Expert South
Bible Verse On Wisdom And Knowledge
Ecclesiastes 1 18 notes that with great wisdom comes great vexation and increased knowledge brings sorrow. Reflects on the burden of insight and the limits of human understanding.
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