Tax Reciprocity Dead For This Session Veto Ends Plan
Gov. Karl Rolvaag of Minnesota vetoed the tax reciprocity bill, blocking relief for border residents and workers. Minnesota would lose about 2.5 million dollars over two years if taxed where money is earned. The veto leaves Minnesota residents paying Wisconsin taxes and filing Minnesota returns. Climate may improve in 65.
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Detergent Foam Raises Pollution Concerns In State
The issue spans Congress and state legislatures including Wisconsin with bills to ban or limit nondegradable detergents. Experts say the problem is not yet major, though foaming in streams and treatment plants signals potential pollution. Manufacturers promise a product by late 1965 that resists treatment and harms to water are not yet proven.
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Congress
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Debat es Debt and Bonding Limits in Legislature
The Wisconsin Legislature twice rejected a bill to allow a limited state debt for specific capital projects. Opponents defend a pay as you go policy, while supporters warn of costly dummy corporations and rising interest. The piece notes tax, industry, and job pressures across northern and western Wisconsin.
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Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin Can Do Without A Tax Increase
The Reynolds plan would raise Wisconsin's corporate and individual income tax to the highest levels in the United States. The state has recently lost major industries and job opportunities due to punitive taxation.
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Waukesha Daily Freeman
Reynolds
United States
Wisconsin
Tourists See False Image of Britain in U S Ads
Britons critique travel ads in the United States that show Buckingham Palace guards whitewashed cottages and quaint villages as representative of Britain. The piece notes American tourists spent 218 million dollars last year, surpassing earnings from aircraft and motor car exports.
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United States
Buckingham Palace
Britain
Bath Time Fitness Dismisses The Lazy Man Myth
A humorous note suggests many men avoid exercise until slipping on soap in the tub. The quip frames laziness as a barrier to staying active, linking slips to motivation and self discipline in everyday life.
Reader letter argues against raising Wisconsin beer drinking age
Kenneth K Crass of Stoughton voices concern that elevating the drinking age would label young adults as criminals and fail to curb teen drinking. He cites Prohibition, notes family influence, and questions 18 year olds' rights on marriage and career versus beer.
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Wisconsin
Kenneth K. Crass
Stoughton, Wis
Review of the News in Years Past 1943 Highlights
Review of 1943 items notes Allied advances in Tunisia and Bizerte, Japanese submarine losses near Australia, and figures like Joe E. Davies and Ruth Aaness in civic events. Local politics include Krause’s ice fishing bill, bank mergers, and war loan totals. Also covered are clan social events, club programs, and wartime industry plans.
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Ferry
Ruth Aaness
Central High School
Elks’ Lodge
Bills That Draw Headlines Not Law Yet In Wisconsin
Madison reports highlight sprightly bills that gain publicity rather than passage. Sen Davis Donnelly propounded birth control counseling for public assistance recipients, while other lawmakers floated proposals like jail for unwed mothers and a Gaelic studies department at the University of Wisconsin.
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Davis Donnelly
Eau Claire
Welfare
Wisconsin
Sen. Donnelly
University of Wisconsin
Eire
Health belts labeled for men challenge girdle image
Inez Robb argues health belts for men are ordinary girdles in disguise. Peterson’s health belt description mirrors a woman’s girdle, suggesting the device aids lungs and movement and may outpace fitness programs.
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Robert Peterson
Peterson
Rockefeller remarriage fuels 1964 nomination doubts
The essay questions whether Gov. Nelson Rockefeller’s marriage to a new partner after divorce affects his presidential chances in 1964 and considers future prospects in 1968. It weighs public judgment, party dynamics, and the role of personal popularity versus leadership ability in selecting a president.
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Lawrence
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America
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Rockefeller
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Goldwater
Romney
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United States
Medical Q and A on heart attack, rabies, and alcohol flushing
Reader questions about life expectancy after a severe heart attack and chest pain. An answer notes prognosis varies, highlights podľa care, and explains possible causes such as hiatus hernia and angina pectoris with nitroglycerin guidance. Rabies transmission clarified, and alcohol flushing explained as vasodilation in susceptible individuals.
Strategic finesse saves contract in bridge play
In a South hand with diamonds trumps and vulnerable East holds the queen of spades. South should finesse the jack over the queen to secure the contract. The line wins whether or not the finesse succeeds, with later heart and club plays safeguarding the overtrick chances.
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West
La Crosse Tribune Masthead and Circulation Rates
The La Crosse Tribune publishes daily and Sunday editions with staff credits and contact details. It lists home and mail delivery rates for La Crosse area and surrounding regions, including subscription prices by duration and distance, with advance payment terms.
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