Wisconsin sales tax bill fuels state debate
The Senate debates a Republican general sales tax bill with amendments expected before a final version moves to the Assembly. Gov. Reynolds criticizes the plan for exemptions while noting past proposals. The bill mirrors earlier moves to tax manufactured goods with inventory relief differences. The outcome will affect manufacturers, farmers, and service industries.
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No Cuts In 450 Million Pork Barrel
The Kennedy era budget fight returns as a Senate vote on a 450 million public works item within a 1.5 billion supplemental bill. Saltonstall and allies failed to push a 200 million cut as lawmakers balked amid pro pork barrel spending and political stakes.
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Churchill and Wilson contrasted in wartime greatness and style
The piece contrasts Winston Churchill and Woodrow Wilson as speakers and leaders. It notes Churchill’s magnetic wartime rhetoric and postwar focus, vs Wilson’s idealism and League of Nations bid, detailing their careers, weaknesses, and legacies.
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Legislature moves to fund parochial student transport
In Wisconsin, the Assembly approved a constitutional amendment to provide public funded transportation for students at parochial schools. The measure, 73 to 21, faces Senate debate, with critics arguing it violates church state separation and public school equality. Margaret Guertler of La Crosse State College weighs in against funding nonpublic education.
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Editorial warns political giving tax deduction gimmick
An editorial notes a La Crosse plant head received a pitch urging support for a Wisconsin Democratic fundraiser in Milwaukee. The gimmick promotes advertising in the dinner program as a tax deductible business expense, citing a 1957 Supreme Court case, while cautioning that individual political contributions cannot be deducted.
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Review of the News in Years Past 1943 Highlights
U S troops capture Mateur after a 12 mile push ending two weeks of fighting. Coal miners begin return to work amid a fifteen day truce. Judge Cowie orders termination of liquidation for Gateway City Bank. Barn owned by Joe Dolly burned at 1403 1407 Badger St. Mrs. W. Leo Murphy convalesces in New York after emergency operation. Attended National Chamber of War Council when struck.
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Italian election signals rising communist gains amid economic discontent
The 1963 Herald Tribune analysis notes Italy’s Communist Party surged to 166 seats, aided by low income frustration and inflation. It cautions the Catholic Church cannot curb local economic woes, and highlights shifts toward leftist policies as Premier Fanfani’s efforts falter and the Liberal bloc gains.
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WYNGAARD SAYS GOP HOLDS DEBT BAN BUT LOANS CONTINUE
Madison commentary notes the Assembly rejects a constitutional amendment to legalize long term borrowing while bonds are issued via dummy corporations. It argues the approach hides state debt and that legal bonds would be cheaper, pointing to Alfonsi on building commissions and the public’s lack of awareness.
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The Gathering Whirlwind in Latin America
A critical review of Gerald Clark’s The Coming Explosion in Latin America argues hunger and land inequality drive revolution more than Marxism. It cites widespread undernourishment, feudal wealth, foreign ownership, and failed reform efforts, warning of a coming explosion.
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Girls Who Go to the Blazes organize Tucson fire volunteers
North Tucson women form a volunteer fire department group calling themselves The Girls Who Go to the Blazes. They organize patrols, recruit neighbors, and promote community safety initiatives in the area.
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Gordon Keel’s inventive bridge play saves six clubs
North South play follows Gordon Keel as he finds a precise line after a spade lead. He wins a spade in hand, uses four trump rounds, discards two diamonds and a heart, then locates the king of diamonds. The sequence defeats a simple spade race and hinges on opponent carding and suit breaks.
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La Crosse Tribune Publisher and staff list
The La Crosse Tribune announces its publisher Sanford Goltz and editors Pattee R. L. Bangsberg J E. Lienlokken City Editor P Teachout State Editor Lee Ward Lee Ed Keefe Circulation and business staff. subscription rates shown for local and distant readers with deadlines and mail options.
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