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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1963
Page
4
The nation’s railroads and five operating brotherhoods plan talks on work rules with firemen’s jobs on the table. The Supreme Court ruled railroads may enforce new rules, signaling a return to self help as unions may strike under Railway Labor act delays. Public opinion, however, has shown widespread concern over shutdowns.
A summary of events from 1943 noting Japanese destroyers sunk near Solomons, British withdrawal in North Tunisia, Pichon fall to Yankees, First Army actions, a casualty near New London Conn, and postwar planning in Minneapolis. Also mentions a bowling game by Bill Bonadurer, and a long look at 1933 and earlier milestones including Roosevelt bank holiday measures, scrip, and local civic notes spanning 1923 to 1913 with assorted local figures and events.
Washington mail floods in on Kennedy tax cut plan with strong Wisconsin letters. Voters express distress and anger at deficits and the notion of prosperity from borrowing. Many question how taxes can be cut while debt grows and future generations pay. The public worries about off setting deductions and the long term hangover.
Theron N. Clark, airport manager, outlines land purchases and lighting upgrades at La Crosse Municipal Airport tied to industrial development. Cline criticizes spending while FAA cost-sharing reduces city outlay to about 30 000 dollars. Public hearings noted. Aviation Board supported land acquisition for future development and existing aircraft use by local corporations is highlighted.
The Senate approved a bill to let Republican Lt. Gov Olson hire an administrative assistant at 420 dollars a month. Critics call it a sinecure noting the lieutenant governor mostly presides over the Senate and occasionally writes parliamentary rulings. The piece argues the agency would hamper private welfare groups and frames youth service proposals as unneeded make-work.
Billings Gazette reports young people line up on both sides of President Kennedy's proposal to establish a National Service Corps, reflecting nationwide debate.
New Delhi interview with Prime Minister Nehru during the American Newspaper Study Mission explores China’s rise and India’s nonalignment. Nehru warns India must be ready for possible war with China and defends Goa, Kashmir, and Menon’s role while stressing peaceful roots and future unity against communism.
A 1913 account quotes Woodrow Wilson voicing fears of a militarized nation and the risks of global conflict. It notes U.S. entry into WWI, the failed League of Nations effort, and Wilson’s cautions on arms, taxation, secret plans, and the presidency’s role in policing future wars. It also stresses enduring moral law and the need for pledged cooperation among nations.
John Wyngaard analyzes the rise of managed news in state government spotlighting professional press agents and frequent conferences. He notes increased sophistication, the GOP use of joint leadership press conferences, and governors holding regular briefings that shape coverage and aid political aims.
Wisconsin tax rules on sick pay and alimony are explained. The article covers exemptions for military pay and illness, alimony deductions limits, head of household and dependent status, and a note on child care deductions under federal law. It notes state rules differ from federal allowances, with specifics for exemptions and deductions.
In a three no trump auction South leads a strong defensive position. West holds diamonds while North and East manage a balanced hand. The declarer plans a cross ruff, ruffing in dummy to eliminate five losing diamonds and hearts, then ruff back to secure the remaining tricks.
The La Crosse Tribune announces publication schedule and circulation details. It lists office location, AP relationship, missed paper contacts, advertising reps, and home delivery and mail subscription rates for La Crosse area and wider regions with pricing for various terms.
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