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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1964
Page
4
Editorial notes Governor Reynolds may be the main beneficiary of a new tax relief for the elderly. The plan offers reduced income taxes or refunds for those over 65 after adjustments next spring. The piece warns the law may violate uniform taxation and could face court challenges before next spring.
Pennsylvania and Massachusetts results reveal Scranton’s home-state write-ins exceed 60 percent while Lodge trails in Massachusetts. Lodge leads in Pennsylvania with 64,000 votes, Nixon and Goldwater also perform, and in Massachusetts Goldwater edges Nixon. Democratic ballots show Kennedy with 8,700 votes and Wallace with 128, plus Lodge near 2,000, illustrating wild write-ins ahead of primaries.
The piece notes California Lions clubs operate drag strips for public service, claimed educational aims, and won a federal ruling that spectator tickets are non taxable. It reflects on a broader clock change movement and Ottumwa's 1960 daylight saving time endorsement influencing Des Moines Ames Cedar Rapids Iowa City decisions.
A reflective piece notes a man’s nostalgia for early life and the mind’s inclination to recount “good old days” as age approaches the frost of years. It hints at memory, chemistry of the body, and routines like filling the woodbox in cold mornings.
Ottumwa City Council faces a quick decision next week on adopting daylight-saving time. The article notes a regional shift as other communities have already embraced the clock-advancing practice, creating pressure and surprise among officials.
Jake Nelson of Turon and Claud Fields of Stafford shared a hospital room rekindling memories from 58 years ago. Reported by AP from Stafford and Turon, the moment connected long‑ago times in Kansas.
A brief note cites Psalms 119 50 about finding life through God’s promise in times of trouble. It presents a single verse as personal reflection and consolation.
A compilation notes 1944 events including OPA ration policy, La Crosse Rubber Mills strike ending, heroism medal to Maj. Robert J. Colleran, Knowles Navy candidacy, GOP stance on endorsements, and school budget figures. 1934 items cover rubber mill strike talks, crime war funding, Dillinger pursuit, framing of Supreme Court vacancies, and notable local incidents and appointments.
Analysis of the classroom prayer issue in terms of civil rights and religious freedom. The piece contrasts fears of bias in teaching with arguments for allowing prayers at special school events and questions why this cannot apply to regular classroom settings.
Madison legislators debate the risks of repeated recessed sessions as they back a governor’s tax relief plan. The piece argues the tactic may backfire, boosting Reynolds politically while stressing fatigue, costs, and public impatience from ongoing reconvenings.
Cy Barrett explains how temp agencies reduce part time work and save money for employers. The letter cites studies showing productivity gains and advises workers to seek flexible, continuous spare time work.
A Republican analysts group led by Milton Eisenhower questions the risks of using force or sanctions against Castro. They fault past approaches, debate ally consequences, exile actions, and the feasibility of a U S backed exile government while weighing what triggers direct intervention and how Russia might react.
A bridge column analyzes South’s rebid after North raises to two and the par contract four spades. It outlines declarer play with a diamond finesse and a suggested heroic heart lead by West to signal no heart return, guiding East to a club set.
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