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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1966
Page
6
The Ba Crosse Tribune urges cooperation between Detroit and Washington to craft national auto safety standards. The editorial notes carmakers seek a primary role and 50 state input, while opposing broad powers for the secretary of commerce, and argues continued candor can speed safer designs to reduce auto tragedies.
UN figures show only 10 percent of Americans travel money goes to international tourism. Netherlands 40 percent, Argentina 50 percent, Belgium nearly 80 percent. Per capita overseas expenditure totals $11 for U S residents, $22 for West Germans, while Canadians and Swiss average $29.
News from year past reports state probes into picketing clashes at the Milwaukee Allis-Chalmers plant. Local AC management claims two staff trainees barred entry. Also noted: Dr S S Whitbeck dies at 76 in Caledonia Minnesota. OPA shocked by price hikes on men’s suits. Josephine Hintgen, La Crosse schools director, joins summer faculty at University of Wisconsin.
Chester Boning, 71, a Canadian Vietnam expert and former head of the Canadian delegation at the 1961-62 Laos talks, seeks to reconvene the 1954 conference via the International Control Commission. He would have Canada India and Poland coordinate talks with Saigon and Hanoi plus regional and great power invited states. The U.S. quietly backs the effort though Johnson reportedly doubts success.
The notice provides publication details for La Crosse Tribune, including publisher W T Burgess and editor Sanford Goltz, daily and Sunday editions, address at 4th and Cass Streets, and AP affiliation with Lee Enterprises. It lists mailing and single copy rates and notes AP news rights.
A disciple asks Jesus to teach them to pray after observing him praying in a certain place. The moment he finishes, the request highlights a desire to imitate John’s disciples with a simple, powerful model prayer.
Washington notebook observes Michigan Governor Romney courting 1968 presidential prospects while Wisconsin Indiana Ohio and Pennsylvania face parallel budget and infrastructure strains. The piece notes rising higher education costs roadside litter spending and road maintenance pressures amid shared state challenges.
The Dominican election dispute widens between Senator Kennedy and President Johnson over Bosch and Belaguer support. Johnson orders neutrality. Kennedy seeks pro Bos ch backing and plans a Latin America speech. Mystery funding for a pro Bosch weekly also draws attention amid Cuban and Caribbean tensions.
In Rome the Soviet foreign minister and Pope Paul VI held a historic meeting signaling a potential thaw between church and state. The talks followed Moscow’s push for a summit and possible Viet Nam peace moves. In Washington, the Sing Out '66 concert at Constitution Hall gathers 160 youth from across the nation to defend liberty, supported by Congress and the diplomatic corps. The tour continues to Annapolis, then Germany.
Daniel Hundt of Bangor Wisconsin urges combining wheat shipments with a mass birth control program in India to curb future famines. He argues aid alone cannot solve the problem as India's population grows and self sufficiency remains distant.
In a discussion of Socrates Thoreau Gandhi and modern dissent Sydney J Harris argues civil disobedience is lawful only if nonviolent and willing to accept punishment. He warns repression damages the majority and urges democracy to protect dissent through free elections and lawful opposition.
The table shows a bridge deal with West North East South vulnerable. West opens a four no trump, South passes, and the final contract ends with a six spill after a long sequence. Opening lead is a ten.
The article analyzes a recent bridge contest where North-South reached three no trump at one table after a heart lead by West. It contrasts bidding strategies at the other table with limit raises and a diamond preference. South later bid slam, leveraged trumps and diamonds to secure contract. It argues South should have bid four clubs over three no trump to reach a successful game and possible club slam.
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