Wisconsin debates 40 percent butterfat spread alternative
A Wisconsin bill backed by both parties would legalize a lower-fat butter spread with as little as 40 percent butterfat, selling for 40 to 50 cents a pound. Proponents say it offers a budget option without imitating butter, while oleo remains cheaper in tax-free states.
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Vital Freeways Aim From White House Beauty Conference
The White House Beauty Conference highlighted plans to reduce auto junkyards and beautify interstate highways. It urged cities to clean up ugliness in urban areas, a move echoed by Secretary of the Interior Stewart and other officials.
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La Crosse High School costs rise amid building boom
The La Crosse new high school may exceed its 2.92 million construction figure by about 200000 or more due to inflation and bidding conditions, with skilled labor tight and bidders abundant in the region. The piece also argues for prioritizing domestic road and highway funding over distant scenic parkways.
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Readers react to Office of Economic Opportunity and Boots libraries
A Tribune reader mocks the Office of Economic Opportunity with a detailed pay scale and an anticipated staff of 1,150, arguing poverty eradication will be costly. In London, Boots plans to close its 100 lending libraries, a casualty of paperback, TV, and public libraries competition.
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The Case for a Copper Core Coin and New Bi metalism
A Johnson message to Congress argues forthcoming coins will lose pure silver luster and become copper core cupranickel, creating a two toned bi metal coin. Silver shortages threaten the market while the half and silver dollar face changes, with the dollar retaining its ringing prestige.
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No New Taxes Just Higher How Legislators Will Act
Madison observers note the Wisconsin revenue imbroglio hinges on extensions and revisions of existing taxes. The 1967 legislature faces a $100 million add‑on choice with no new tax concept, while Democrats and Republicans debate the politics of must‑act options.
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Guevara Moves in on Guatemala as Soviet Warning Looms
The article reports Che Guevara’s renewed Guatemala mission by Moscow and Mikoyan, with Guevara stepping away from Cuba’s industry post to lead a likely last attempt at a Communist take-over in Guatemala. It notes ties to Castro and Italian Communist leadership, plus possible missile bases in North Vietnam.
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La Crosse Tribune Publisher and Editor Details
La Crosse Tribune publishes in La Crosse Wisconsin with W T Burgess as publisher and Sanford Goltz as editor. The paper is a member of Lee Enterprises and the Associated Press. AP content is exclusive for local news republishing.
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la Crosse
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President Johnson Urges UN Role in Vietnam Peace Effort
President Johnson used the United Nations forum to press world mediation for Vietnam peace. He argued the U N must lead and that the United States seeks unconditional discussion, calling on nations to mobilize influence for a peaceful settlement and a withdrawal of Communist forces. The speech defended US policy while urging global unity against aggression.
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Sion
Bible Verse Encourages Peaceful Living and Work
A quotation from I Thessalonians urges readers to love fellow believers in Macedonia and to excel in living quietly, minding their own affairs, and working with their hands as previously directed.
United Nations Charter touted as peace path by Vandenberg
Senate leader Vandenberg R Michigan urges strong support for the United Nations Charter calling it the only chance for lasting peace. In Japan air war, 50 Superforts hit oil plants as strikes continue. Japan shifts home industry toward Manchuria while Goodyear workers strike in Akron. Pfc Norman Myer of Sparta reported missing in action.
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Pronunciation Guide Highlights Common Radio Speech Pitfalls
A long quotation discusses syllable counts and stress patterns in words such as veteran coupe film and government. It notes pronunciation myths and corrects frequent misreads while contrasting words like dias crevasse crevice and consummate consum mate with stress on different syllables.
Overbidding Leads to Nine Tricks in Bridge Contract
In a men's rubber bridge game South bids 3NT over North's strong hand. East doubles to lead dummy's suit, West opens with seven of spades, and South wins with jack and later cashes ace of spades. He finally makes nine tricks with a mix of spades hearts diamonds and clubs after careful play.
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