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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1963
Page
4
Lyndon Johnson toured Milwaukee area events over the weekend, drawing crowds at a $100 plate Jefferson-Jackson Day dinner and other stops. As a liberal ally of Kennedy, he aimed to heal party rifts and bolster the administration program while emphasizing Cuba policy and Soviet support for Castro.
Wisconsin Republican congressman John Byrnes is pitched as a possible favorite son for the 1964 presidential ticket at a Seventh district GOP caucus. Melvin Laird urges exploring Byrnes as a strong Midwest vice presidential candidate with a noted record on tax and spending.
New Hampshire becomes the first state this century to use a lottery as a school funding source. The bill signed by the governor earmarks about $4 million annually for education, in a state with no general sales, corporate, or personal income taxes.
Letters from Mrs Norris Stokke and Max Wanninger criticize government policy and urge action, noting low farm income and high steel use in farming. The excerpt mentions a Bangor NFO speech and fears of lawlessness, while a separate note outlines upcoming WLCX broadcasts featuring Dr. Jerome Frank and others at the Center for Study of Democratic Institutions.
The Tribune reports La Crosse United Nations committee thanks radio WLCX for airing taped talks by noted peace and world affairs leaders. Recorded by the World Peace Broadcasting Foundation, a non profit Iowa group, directors include Rev Rodney Shaw.
Twin Falls police blotter notes a yellow mongrel claimed to be unhurt after a car strike. Patrolman Harold Jensen filed the entry saying the dog contacted and said he was not hurt very much.
A concise year by year roundup lists 1943 items from Lt. Gen. Andrews crash in Iceland to price controls and local affairs in La Crosse. Notable notes include Devers to succeed Andrews, OPA price fixes, education and health appointments, a wave sailor, bar legislation, and local civic actions amid war.
In a campus talk on gender, the speaker argues women move from property to person, challenging men's view of superiority. She warns frontal attacks fuel resistance, urging women to infiltrate and outsmart men to gain footing in a transforming society.
The 103 foot Titan 2, largest missile fired at Cape Canaveral, emits a faint rosy glow due to storable propellants. From many miles away along the Florida coast observers hear a rumble but struggle to see the flame, giving the rocket the look of a giant telephone pole.
The administration warned that critics of its Cuban policy risk pushing the United States toward nuclear war. McGeorge Bundy cited naval quarantine or invasion as alternatives while Democrats push a peace at any price narrative. The piece traces historical parallels from Wilson to Kennedy, notes Soviet posture in Cuba, and questions whether current appeasement could embolden Moscow.
A reader argues that a July 1 budget delay by the Republican legislature and Democratic governor won’t crash state government. Agencies continue under existing appropriations, with higher items deferred. some departments like welfare may delay open houses while colleges face recruitment needs. The treasury will collect taxes daily and fund claims, but aid可能s may lag.
In a duplicate bridge deal South chooses seven no trump over seven spades after North shows four aces. He wins the heart lead, runs five spades, then executes a heart finesse and a club burst to squeeze West. West discards to two diamonds and South finishes with three diamonds despite East's forced downcast.
The column covers calories counting myths and weight loss, risk of long term Doriden use, and a medical note on joints that crackle with painless noise. It notes no cure, but suggests avoiding jerky movements to reduce sound.
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