Community Theater to Liven La Crosse Life This Spring
Dr. Marie Toland heads La Crosse State College drama program as a new community theater forms in Coulee Region. Prof Gard and William Dixon back the venture with a May debut of The Matchmaker at Longfellow School Auditorium and March 18 19 tryouts at the college.
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la Crosse State College
William Dixon
Dixon
Robert Gard
Wisconsin Idea Theater
Madison
Longfellow School
la Crosse
No Letup To The Highway Slaughter
Wisconsin suffered 12 highway deaths last weekend with 11 the week before, keeping 1963 on a dangerous pace similar to 1962. The piece laments recurring wrecks across towns, notes Tunnel City as a deadly anomaly, and urges stronger driver training and stricter suspension policies to curb the ongoing fatalities.
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Wisconsin
Tunnel City
Our Gutless Schooling and the Scott Foresman Debate
Letter writers discuss the March opinion by Jenkin Lloyd Jones on the education system and the Scott Foresman readers. A Teacher from La Crosse defends the modern fifth grade series against attacks and argues for trained educators over outsider critics.
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the Tribune
Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Lem
John
Wally
Jerry
Mr. Jones
Rudyard Kipling
Nathaniel Hawthorne
A. A. Milne
Marguerite Henry
Benjamin Frankin
Robert E. Lee
Mark Twain
James Audubon
Roland Amundsen
John Philip Sousa
Johnny Appleseed
Benjamin West
McGuffey
Jones
United Nations idea surfaces in Roosevelt Eden talks
A 1943 feature notes a Senate resolution urging a wartime and peacetime United Nations for security and cooperation. The piece also covers Allied reports of a Japanese convoy toward New Guinea, with initial damage to two ships, plus domestic wartime spikes like La Crosse raids and local deaths and weathering prices in Norway and local civic notes.
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Senate
United Nations Organization
Roosevelt
Anthony Eden
New Guinea
Australia
la Crosse Butchers
Max W. Babb
Allis-Chalmers Co
Milwaukee
Norway
Pueblo
Colo
Viola D. Fellows
Marie Martinson
Claude Wagner
Leo A. Regnier
Doctor urges revaccination to prevent smallpox outbreak
A doctor warns that smallpox remains a global threat and urges revaccination every three to five years. He notes the disease’s high mortality, possible blindness from scars, and the ease of control with vaccination while stressing travel risks and potential public health shortages if an outbreak occurs.
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United States
Canada
Blockade Term in International Law Clarified
The article analyzes when a blockade counts as an act of war versus a pacific measure of redress. It cites Corpus Juris Secondum to explain retortion and pacific blockade as coercive but short of war, noting Kennedy’s Cuba policy and 1940 lend-lease precedent. It argues that definitions hinge on government interpretation and that pacific blockade can pressure Castro without full war.
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the Tribune
Kennedy
Hubert Humphrey
Hodges
Poland
Kansas
California
Washington
Pacific
Cuba
Lawrence Ovence
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Great Britain
Germany
U.S. Navy
Russia
U.S
Fidel Castro
John A. McCone
Robert S. McNamara
Congress
Khrushchev
Alva R. Fitch
Castro
Barry Goldwater
Rariz
Billboards Found Harmful to Road Safety in Study
A Madigan Hyland study on the New York Thruway shows billboard regions averaging 1.7 to 2.5 accidents per mile versus 0.3 to 0.5 where no ads are visible. The report argues billboards distract drivers and curb efforts to limit outdoor advertising on federal highways.
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Madigan-Hyland, Inc
Long Island City
N.Y
Long Island Consulting
Buffalo
New York City
Billboard
United States
Madigan- Hyland
Washington
Gallagher
North South slam in diamonds goes this way
In a bridge hand, West opens long diamonds and East wins with the jack. South, after a spade lead and dummy protection, draws trumps and ruffs, but a 5 0 club break against a good slam forces a doomed result as South misplays and reveals the plan too early.
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Sir Harry Lauder
West
East
South
Confusion Over Cuba Deepens As Facts Drift Out
AP analysis notes three directions of Cuban confusion the invasion and current Cuba policy. Kennedy bears blame for unclear results while facts leak slowly. Some Americans may have acted outside Cuba and the role of Soviet missiles remains disputed.
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Cuba
Washington
United States
Kennedy
Bay of Pigs
Saying the Quiet Part Out Loud Befits a Thoughtful Etiquette
The line hints at restraint and prudence in speech. It suggests wisdom in withholding unspoken thoughts to avoid harm or offense. The remark frames silence as a deliberate personal discipline.
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