How They See Bobby
The La Grosse Tribune views public opinion polls on Kennedy ahead of the Indiana primary. Harris shows Kennedy trailing Nixon with McCarthy and Humphrey ahead, Wallace at 13 to 14 percent. Voters fault Kennedy for ambition and riding his brother’s memory, labeling him an opportunist.
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Louis Harris
Robert F. Kennedy
Indiana
Harris
Kennedy
Richard Nixon
Eugene McCarthy
Hubert Humphrey
George Wallace
Bobby
Generous Few Sustain National Blood Drive
The American Red Cross notes only four percent of the population donates blood, a figure echoed in La Crosse where the local chapter has collected since 1950. Donors range from five to nine gallons. summer shortages occur as vacations reduce giving and demand rises from accidents. The current drive runs four days at Mary E Sawyer Auditorium after Onalaska, seeking a 760 pint quota with public involvement urged.
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Onalaska
Vienna
Wilson
France
A. A. Bentley
C. A. Dittman
Police and Fire Commission
L. H. Martin
Stassen Taft Lead GOP Delegates Amid Narrow Victories
In Ohio primaries Harold Stassen wins nine delegates and Robert A. Taft secures 14, none claim decisive victory. Common Council approves highway plan using 510300 in federal state and city funds with 55000 city share. Norman Biebel named president of La Crosse Junior Chamber succeeding Robert Mehren.
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Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Common Council
Norman Biebel
la Crosse
Lessons From Kaesong Talks Negotiated with Red China
BRUCE BIOSSAT recounts the 1951 Kaesong negotiations during the Korean War. The U N delegation faced Communist control, armed guards, and propaganda pressure, leading to confrontations over access for Western press and observers. After coercive tactics and disputed charges, the talks moved to Panmunjom.
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U.N
Kaesong
C. Turner Joy
Why Site Of Talks Is So Important
Washington analyzes the peace talks delay with North Vietnam as U S criticism grows. The Paris site is praised by some as neutral, while others fear potential bias and renewed conflict. Analysts warn talks may be lengthy with possible political maneuvering and a staged pace to secure key concessions.
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David Lawrence Washington
North Vietnam
United States
Indonesia
J. William Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Warsaw
America
Gallup
Vietnam
Cus
Paris
National Liberation Front
South Vietnam
Publishers-Hall Syndicate
Why Best-Seller Books Stumble and Shine
Sydney J Harris argues that best sellers resist simple explanations and are built on luck. He critiques pulp hits from Valley of the Dolls to Airport, praising John D. McDonald and well written suspense while noting many top sellers lack story, craft, and serious purpose.
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Sydney J. Harris
Grand Canyon
James Bond
Fleming
Dostoyevsky
Conrad
Henry James
Public letters discuss race, duty, and援 Vietnam aid
Readers debate white responsibility for ghettos and slums citing dignity and incentive. A La Crosse contributor urges action over blaming others. A second letter shares a nurse’s Vietnam tale seeking funds to rebuild a small hospital and support Montagnard workers.
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James Birnbaum
S. 10Th St
la Crosse
Leonard Gambit Leads Wisconsin GOP in Nelson Race
Wisconsin Republicans head toward the May 25 Madison convention with two declared candidates for U.S. Senate, State Sen. Jerris Leonard of Milwaukee and Donald Tewes of Waukesha. Leonard, a longtime Republican figure and district leader favorite, faces Sen. Gaylord Nelson, while Tewes’ prior Congress tenure is less remembered. Leonard’s statewide appeal and party backing could imperil Nelson, as voters weigh name recognition against proven statewide campaigns. Leonard, 38, envisions an ambitious bid for 1968, while party strategists consider how to mobilize delegates to the Leonard corner.
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U.S
Wilbur Renk
U.S. Senate
Talbot Peterson
Appleton
Jerris Leonard
Milwaukee
Donald Tewes
Waukesha
House of Representatives
Leonard
Senate
State Building Commission
Tewes
Gaylord Nelson
Nelson
Wisconsin
Congress
Isaiah Verse Inspires Call for Reasoning and Redemption
A Bible verse from Isaiah 1 18 urges readers to reason together with the Lord promising forgiveness. though sins are scarlet they will become white as snow and red like crimson they shall become wool.
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Isaiah
La Crosse Tribune Publication Details
La Crosse Tribune is published daily afternoon and Sunday morning from 4th and Cass Street La Crosse Wisconsin 54601. It is a member of Lee Enterprises Inc and the Associated Press. AP material is exclusive for local news and dispatches. Second class postage paid in La Crosse. Rates: single copy 5 cents carrier 1.25 dollars per two weeks.
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Sanford Goltz
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Untitled quote on marriage and country girls
The passage notes that successful women in marriage tend to have uncomplicated personalities. It adds that increased knowledge and travel lead to a higher likelihood of marrying a country girl later.
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