Price Of Liberty In The Campus Free Speech Debate
An editorial reprints three views on speakers at La Crosse State University. It contrasts proposals to bar subversive groups from state facilities with support for open discussion, cites the American Legion and other groups, and warns that vigilant commitment to liberty is essential amid campus protests and calls for curbs. The piece stresses First Amendment principles, law, and the dangers of front groups and demonstrations.
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la Crosse State University
Grant County
American Legion
Daily Cardinal
University of Wisconsin
la Crosse State
Air Force
LCU
la Crosse
Legion
Justice Holmes
New Left
Schneider
DuBois
Illinois
W. E. B. DuBois
America
Readers condemn murderers and alcohol chain of responsibility
A Tribune editorial quotes Mrs. Robert Johnson of Viola Wisconsin arguing that murder by various means stems from a chain of guilt. She cites responsible steps must be taken by license sellers, makers, and authorities to prevent harm.
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Robert Johnson
Viola
Wis
Controversy Over Campus Speakers Dear Pres Gates
Gordon Roseleip urges Governor Romney and LSU officials to ban Communist speakers from tax supported Wisconsin campuses. He cites FBI and GOP support for limits, warns of Communist recruitment, and questions Gates’s decision to host Michael Eisenscher at La Crosse State University.
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Pres. Gates
la Crosse Tribune
Michael Eisenscher
la Crosse State University
Humanist Club
Eisenscher
LSU
Wisconsin
Republican Party of
la Crosse
Republican Party
Gates Letter Defends Open Forum at Wisconsin La Crosse
President Gates urges open debate at state university citing faculty and student support for controversial speakers. He argues opposition to communism should be fought in the open arena and affirms policy to present diverse ideas while ensuring academic integrity and public responsibility.
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Roseleip
Air Force
American Legion
Wisconsin
la Crosse State University
Wisconsin State University
Review of the News in Years Past
Civil Aeronautics Board examiner backs temporary air service by Parks Air Transport to La Crosse Municipal Airport. Secretary Byrnes issues seven point must nots for world powers, urging Russia to halt aggression. March in La Crosse brings 39 degree low as spring arrives. France cuts commercial ties with Spain.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Parks Air Transport
la Crosse Municipal
Byrnes
Russia
la Crosse
Mercury
France
Spain
Goldberg Presses U S Sanctions on South Africa
U N ambassador Goldberg campaigns to fuel House hearings on South Africa’s policy of separate development aiming to pressure the Johnson administration toward sanction measures. Rep. Bar rat O’Hara will chair the hearings while witnesses include State Department official G Mennen Williams as a lead voice for sanctions. The issue ties to the International Court of Justice case over Southwest Africa and potential U.N. action.
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Washington
U.N
Goldberg
Africa
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House
South Africa
Rep
Barratt O'Hara
D-Ill
Foreign Affairs
United Nations
Johnson
Ethiopia
Nigeria
O'Hara
New York
Supreme Court
U.S
O’hara
G. Mennen Williams
State Department
Williams
Southwest Africa
International Court of Justice
the Hague
Phillip Jessup
Hague
La Crosse Tribune Publishing Details and Rates
La Crosse Tribune publishes daily and Sunday editions from La Crosse Wisconsin. It is a member of Lee Enterprises and the Associated Press with standard rates for single copies and mail delivery.
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la Crosse Tribune
4Th and
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wis
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
AP News
Wisconsin
Be FOR Something BeFOR Something Says Legion Head
La Crosse attorney Frank Schneider state commander of the American Legion voices a call to action in the Feb issue of Badger Legionnaire. He recalls the Lincoln tomb pilgrimage and urges Americans to support democratic ideals and resist subversive influences. He cites Resolution 38 and urges positive citizen involvement with the motto be for something.
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Frank Schneider
la Crosse
American Legion
Badger Legionnaire
Department
Legion, Auxiliary
S.A.L
Illinois
Springfield
Ill
America
Right and Wrong in Schooling and Invention
The piece argues formal schooling often hinders innovation by instilling fear of failure. It cites Edison as an example and advocates nongraded, noncompetitive early education to spark curiosity and creativity, contrasting with college cheating concerns.
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Edison
Testing Creativity and Fear of Failure in Inventors
A UC study found top inventors scored as low as six on a concept test due to willingness to share information even if wrong. Brighter students may fare worse on some tests as they see subtleties and gray areas others miss.
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University of California
Auto insurance reform questions renewals and cancellations
Lawmakers hear about rising auto insurance premiums and rising cancellations as underwriters tighten risk. The debate includes calls for state solutions, the role of litigation in costs, and the possibility of a public auto insurance system with private carriers under selective rules.
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John Wyngaard
Madison
Wyngaard
Nou
Legislative Council
Surance
Legislative Committee
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Herbert Aptheker
Gus Hall
Viet Nam
Gordon Roseleip
Gates
United States
Board of Regents
DuBois Club
Eisenhower
Samuel G. Gates
Big 10
Badgers
Barbara Hutton
Woolworth
Boulder Dam
R. M. Schlabach
North Seas
North 4Th Street
Ferry Street
Green Bay
19Th Street
Cowie
Secretary of the Treasury
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Verdun
Wilson
S. Africa
W. T. Burgess
Sanford Goltz
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Abraham Lincoln
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