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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1963
Page
6
Jenkin Lloyd Jones ponders a stalled Senate amid filibuster reforms and a near empty chamber. He praises Congress as a well behaved parliament, noting its reliance on committees and persuasion over floor theatrics, and argues the republic hinges on efficiency and leadership despite flaws.
Robert C. Ruark argues Kennedy’s National Service Corps could mirror the Peace Corps abroad but doubts U S youth will embrace a domestic version. He recalls the CCC era, cites Teddy Boys, and warns recruitment may fail without real jobs and reform incentives.
Review recalls 1943 events including new Red offensive and German lines near Smolensk, Gandhi ending a hunger strike, rationing of meats and fats, U S government moves to Hoeschler building, and various wartime notices. It notes Roosevelts temporary attorney general appointment, Japanese losses in the Bismarck Sea, and civilian defense training plans.
CPA Norman E. Schley explains Wisconsin income tax deductions for 1961 and 1962. Topics cover entering 1962 withholding and estimated payments, sales tax eligibility, investment credits, active military pay exemptions, dependents, gasoline tax and license fees, and deductibility of medical expenses with the first $75 non deductible and net medical costs including health insurance coverage.
A Wisconsin report analyzes how Democrats highlight property tax relief from the partial sales tax while Republicans face attacks over the tax. It notes Dan Reynolds administration and Tax Commissioner Gronouski's roles in public messaging, with Sen. Jerris Leonard proposing a law amendment to explicitly credit sales tax receipts for local tax relief.
Roger Babson argues education should fit a student’s aptitudes rather than assume college for all. He cites DNA and RNA as parallels to inheritance, urges scholarships targeted to strengths, and warns against excessive government aid and “brass hats” in academia. He pressures parents to insure supporting a fitting educational path.
In this column, declarer West opens with spades and analyzes four potential losers. The player foresees opponents winning a trump trick and stealing a spade, so the plan focuses on clubs. By taking a spade win to signal holdings, he pursues the club suit to discard the losing spade and aims to make the hand through careful play.
The La Crosse Tribune lists circulation, delivery, and subscription rates for La Crosse and surrounding areas. Rates include daily and Sunday prices with varying distances and terms, plus contact lines for circulation, advertising, and general office inquiries.
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