Worried Congressmen and the War on Poverty
In a look at Washington from the Editorial pages, Congress faces scrutiny as the Johnson Shriver poverty program shows waste and drift. Critics urge reorientation back to agencies with training and placement experience, noting costly projects and misaligned spending that could anger voters in November.
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Latin America Embraces Monroe Doctrine After Dominican Pullout
The OAS voted 18 to 0 to withdraw 8,000 troops from the Dominican Republic after a year of intervention. Latin envoys argued the principle mattered more than the method while defending the Monroe Doctrine and US-led protection of foreign nationals and property in the hemisphere. The episode is hailed as vindicating the regional security policy and to deter future European or Asian meddling.
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Inside stories and insects in a surgeon's view
A surgeon reflects on knowing patients intimately while noting that eighty percent of the world’s animals are insects, provoking thoughts about what bugs people.
Nixon Aims to Fight for 1968 GOP Nomination Everywhere
Former Vice President Richard Nixon plans a nationwide primary drive with New Hampshire on March 10 and California on June 2. He is ready to campaign across the country, backing GOP candidates and engaging rivals from Romney onward.
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Peace Be Within Your Walls Psalm Verse 122 7
The line expresses a wish for safety and calm for a community or city. It highlights inward peace and strong defenses as protections for inhabitants. The quotation reflects biblical sentiment about security and well being.
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Faith And Reason A Paired Force For Life
Philosophical essay argues neither reason nor faith alone suffices for life. Harmony of science and religion prevents tyranny and bigotry. Einstein quote underscores balance. reason without faith wields expediency, faith without reason risks stagnation. Both together curb evil and enable social justice.
Wisconsin Faces Sales Tax Debate Amid National Trend
The piece notes Wisconsin may confront sales tax expansion as many states adopt or broaden levies. It cites New Jersey Massachusetts Virginia Idaho New York and the District of Columbia adopting taxes, with rate ranges from two to five percent and broader bases. It discusses the impact on state revenues and hints at future legislative pressure in Wisconsin.
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World War II dead count hit 125 in Wisconsin
War Department releases totals showing La Crosse County with 125 of the state's 7046 dead or missing in World War II. Nationally 368978 men reported dead or missing. Other notes include labor disputes and civic events in La Crosse.
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Be Different But Not Too Much A Personal Essay
An acquaintance praises a broad brimmed planter’s hat as a sign of courage to be different. The piece weighs fashion defiance versus decorum, contrasting Insville with Outsville and critiquing rebels who follow or reject trends. It cautions balanced rule adherence while lampooning extreme fashion rebels and mainstream conformity.
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Wisconsin Militia Deployed South to San Antonio in 1916
A 1916 report notes Wisconsin militia and four other state troops ordered south to San Antonio for assignment amid calls to mobilize forces and strengthen regional defense during the period.
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La Crosse Tribune reports on speeding campaign and local moves
The La Crosse Tribune outlines a campaign against murderous speeding and cites widespread violations. It notes no arrests in a case involving 50 to 75 violators and reports ongoing speed ordinance breaches. The paper also mentions Don Carranza’s deadline over American prisoners and local civic efforts including a juvenile dressing room project and a pastor succession in Bethel Lutheran Church.
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