Wisconsin Assembly approves fair redistricting plan for state
The Wisconsin Assembly backs a congressional redistricting bill seen as fair and nonpartisan. It removes the Ninth district, reshapes Thomson in the Third with five added counties, and shifts Green County to aid Democrats in Schadeberg’s district. Gov Reynolds faces a possible veto after weeks of debate.
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Wisconsin Assembly
Senate
Assembly
John Reynolds
Lester Johnson
Black River Falls
Waukesha County
Milwaukee
Johnson
Vernon Thomson
Richland Center
Move Toward Sense On Foreign Aid
A discussion of Gen. Lucius Clay's aid report suggests a shift toward tighter control. The article notes contradictions in the proposal and highlights a clash between self interest and humanitarian aims as Congress and taxpayers push to restore reason to the aid program amid Brazil’s new $398 million loan.
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U.S
Lucius Clay
Congress
America
Clay
Brazil
Jobs And Politics On The Iron Range
The Minnesota legislature extended favorable tax rates on taconite and Gov. Andersen and pushed a constitutional amendment for a 1964 referendum. Long-term tax assurances influenced investments in pellet plants and blast furnaces, with Duluth shipping to Ohio and Indiana mills. The iron range may recover from past downturns, though politics harmed progress.
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Minnesota
Gov. Andersen
Duluth
Ohio
Indiana
Readers Voice Trust in Experts Over City Education Policy
A letter from La Crosse readers argues for expert guidance in education, mocking a mayoral claim to rely on “the people.” The writer compares professionals like surgeons and lawyers to experts in schooling and politics, urging neutral, fact-based reporting from The Tribune.
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America
Trane Company
la Crosse
Eugene A. Toepel
S. 14Th St
Tribune
Robert Franz
Market St
Washington notebook on women cab drivers raises eyebrows
A Washington note depicts a female cab driver displaying a sign about her age family and cab work to counter curious passengers. The piece uses humor and casual remarks on relationships and work stress while hinting at broader social attitudes.
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Washington
Tribune Voices on Editorial Freedom and Fair Coverage
A reader argues The La Crosse Tribune wields near monopoly power and should publish fair balanced coverage. He asserts editors set opinions and must show objectivity and rationale for their chosen sides.
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the Tribune
The
Lipovetz Tribute Praised By Reader Letter
Reader letter from George R. Gilkey of State College La Crosse thanks The Tribune for a thoughtful Lipovetz tribute. Editor note credits Sports Editor Ken Blanchard for writing the tribute and expresses public appreciation.
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the Tribune
Ford Lipovetz
Lip
George R. Gilkey
State College
la Crosse
Ken Blanchard
What It Takes To Make Jobs
A letter from Mrs. George Dalaska of La Crosse urges voters to back a new Chamber of Commerce over a new mayor to attract employment and factories, noting local concerns about economic growth.
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la Crosse
Chamber of Commerce
George Dalaska
5Th Ave. S
Review of the News in Years Past
Review highlights eras from 1943 to 1923 including Rommel's retreat near Gabes and Rachmaninoff’s death. Local notes report La Crosse cleaners swamped by Camp McCoy, union auxiliary officers, and a 1923 campaign jab with Verchota.
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Rommel
Gabes
Sergei Vassilievich Rachmaninoff
Beverly Hills
Calif
la Crosse Dry Cleaners
Camp McCoy
Irene Lley
UCT
Maude _ Nicholson
Blanche McPherson
Alice Hanson
Dolores Lillethan
Marie Phillips
Minnie Russell
Elsie Couts
Leone Ott
Esther Nelson
Emma Crook
Ida Kromme
Lucille Simonson
Harry Taggart
Verchota
Bentley
Rabat’s Hall
Hood
Chance
Doctor Replies On Arthritis Heat Sun Lamps And Tongue Coat
The doctor cautions against relying on ultraviolet sun lamps for arthritis relief and favors heat therapy over lamp use. He notes no medicine dissolves calcium deposits in joints and explains tongue coating can stem from liquid diets or smoking, with tips to improve mouth taste and hygiene.
No Hunting Aloud Poster Near Tampa Farm
A weathered sign on a fence north of Tampa warns no hunting aloud while a farm expose notes risky driving by many people. The piece also lauds a child’s birthday opening as one of the nicest mornings of the year.
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Tampa, Fla
Tampa
Constitution Clash Over Private Power Strikes
Washington columnist argues private unions wield power rivaling government and disrupt public life through strikes. He calls for a national mediation framework, subpoenaed facts, and independent commissions to prevent economic anarchy and force negotiated settlements.
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Washington
New York City
Free America
Federation of Labor
Congress
Board of Arbitration
Gronouski Seen as Patronage Realist in Wisconsin
Wisconsin tax chief John Gronouski blends Democratic politics with state tax administration as lawmakers explore patronage tied to delinquent accounts. The issue centers on whether his actions reflect partisan use of a major department rather than a formal dismissal of a Milwaukee court official. The piece contrasts Democratic and Republican approaches to patronage amid shifting control of the Capitol.
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Madison
John Gronouski
State Department
Wisconsin
Wyngaard
Milwaukee
Gronouski
Legislative Finance Committee
Sammarco
Acheson Cuts Through Foreign Policy Nonsense
Peter Edson reports on Dean Acheson delivering a calm, pragmatic appraisal of Europe strategy. He argues for a multilateral European nuclear role and cooperation with De Gaulle while urging steady policy grounded in reality amid Cold War tensions.
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Acheson
NATO
U.S
Dean Rusk
Livingston T. Merchant
Europe
United States
de Gaulle
Kennedy
Bridge bidding and club grand slam discussed in Fort Worth event
In a Fort Worth bridge tournament Jim and Joe Miller reached a club grand slam amid Stayman and Blackwood play. Jim blindsided Joe with a Blackwood twist causing six no trump, while Joe’s queen of clubs aided the final slam decision. Readers can order Jacoby’s book by mail for $0.50.
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South
Fort Worth
Jim
Joe Miller
Joe
La Crosse Tribune Notices and Classified Rates
Public notice style blurb detailing publication hours and contact info for missed papers local delivery areas and subscription rates including La Crosse Onalaska and La Crescent with 75 to 150 mile ranges and annual and quarterly prices. Includes advertising representative locations and service notes.
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the Tribune
Jann & Kelley, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Atlanta
Eene Nnee
la Crosse
Onalaska
la Crescent
Sunday Tribune
LaCrosse Sunday Tribune
LaCrosse
Carrier Bay
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Walter J. Rice
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King
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Margaret Imhoff Brown
A. E. Parkinson
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A. R. Weber
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Marshfield
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Dayton
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Dengler
North Side
James F. Saltz
Columbus
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Cherry Sisters
Majestic
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Farnam
Coop
Anton Hammer
Lutheran Hospital
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David Monsoor
St. James School
St. Joseph Seminary
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Our Lady of Lourdes Syrian Catholic Church
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M.D
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John Wyngaard
Peter Edson
Balderdash
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Charles de Gaulle
Winston Churchill
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Dean Acheson
University of California At Berkley
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Blackwood
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Bridge
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