Civic Center Plan Advances in La Crosse Redevelopment
The La Crosse Redevelopment Authority approved a 3.21 million Civic Center project set to go before the Common Council. The venture promises tax base growth and replacement of aging City Hall and Post Office with a modern complex, while ensuring fair property appraisals and moving expenses for owners. The proposal advocates a bold city facelift.
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La Crosse Theater Wins State Honor for Ensemble Season
La Crosse Community Theater closes its 1965 66 season with Teahouse of the August Moon. Dr John Hayden declares the group best in Wisconsin recounting the Wisconsin Idea Theater honor and a Bohrod painting prize. Mrs Sally Cremer is celebrated as founder of the effort.
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Wisconsin
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Sally) Cremer
Readers Say Disarmament Law Is In Force
A Tribune reader asserts Public Law 87297 passed in 1961 allows the President, with Senate consent, to transfer all U S armaments and military forces to the United Nations. The notice cites State Department Publication 7277 and notes copies are reportedly out of print.
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Letter from Merrill Barneby on maturity and leadership
The Tribune prints a reader letter praising Mr. Whealdon and arguing that mature nations grow by questioning themselves. It compares a mature America to a developing nation and asks how leadership can be achieved without overcoming adolescent arrogance. Barneby signs from Onalaska Wisconsin.
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Dodd Case Sparks Debate Over Campaign Financing
Washington observers say the Dodd case highlights a dangerous twilight in American politics with questions about receipts from testimonial dinners, fundraising practices, and the adequacy of public reporting. Wisconsin lawmakers consider tightening election expenditure rules while noting similar issues in national politics.
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Bridge hand notes from North South vulnerable play
North South vulnerable in a bridge deal. West opens with 1 NT a forcing level showing 15 to 17 points. East passes. South doubles to 2 clubs? The sequence shows 1 NT Pass 2 NT Pass 3NT Pass passes. Opening lead is the queen of spades.
When To Try For Overtricks In Rubber Bridge
A rubber bridge player learns to seek overtricks only when the contract is safe. South in a three no trump tries for ten tricks after a favorable club run but West’s queen of diamonds and the endplay allow defenders to force a heart or spade lead, sparing South from the extra trick.
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John L. Lewis calls for 12 day truce in soft coal strike
News from years past notes John L. Lewis urging a 12 day truce in the soft coal strike and asking unions to return to work as a contribution to the U.S. economy. Also: Rev. Robert Hanson named successor at Aquinas High School by Bishop McGavick. Oscar Stolander elected first president of Holmen village.
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U.S
Robert Hanson
John Pritzl
Aquinas High School
Alexander J. McGavick
Pritzl
Oscar Stolander
Holmen
Refugees report 85,000 political prisoners in Cuba camps
US intelligence cites a Cuban camp system with 85 000 political prisoners, over half in 45 isolated camps. Women face severe abuse in camps like Guanajay Guanabacoa Mantilla San Severino and Paracos with reports of malnutrition, forced labor and sexual violence. Congressional committees plan hearings next month to seek prisoner releases.
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Manicaragua
Revolutionary Tribunal
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Hernandes
Michael Feighan
Dohio
House
Judiciary Subcommittee On
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De Gaulle's NATO Break Thrust Shakes Western Europe
The Paris move to bar NATO force use on French soil signals France's withdrawal from the Western Alliance. It raises questions about US defense plans, Polaris patrols, and NATO naval operations, with Moscow awaiting De Gaulle's June visit and a new Cold War balance.
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Bible Verse Proverb Caution On Pride
A proverb warns that pride leads to downfall and a haughty spirit precedes a fall. The timeless line emphasizes humility over arrogance.
Rock and Roll Compared With Classical Music
Sydney J Harris defends rock and roll as honest and vital, arguing that all music categories contain good and bad. He notes his own enjoyment of Beatle records versus Welk and contends youth taste aligns more with genuine emotional drive than old Tin Pan Alley.
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California
Lawrence Welk
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La Crosse Tribune Publisher and staff credits
The La Crosse Tribune, published in La Crosse Wisconsin, lists Sanford Goltz as editor and Burgess as publisher. It notes the paper is a Lee Enterprises member and part of the Associated Press network with exclusive AP rights for local news and dispatches.
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