Policy of restraint guides U.S. Vietnam stance says Johnson
President Johnson and Defense Secretary McNamara frame U.S. Vietnam policy as restraint to defend the weak and prevent chaos. They urge supporters to emphasize controlled force as the path to eventual peace while defending their approach to skeptics in academia and politics.
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Robert McNamara
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Robert S. McNamara
U.S
Viet Nam
Princeton, N.J
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Wisconsin Assembly OKs bill to lift oleo ban
The Wisconsin Assembly gave preliminary approval to a bill repealing the state ban on colored oleomargarine. The measure would allow sales of colored oleo with a seven cent per pound tax and earmark revenue for a dairy security fund and dairy industry promotion. The vote followed hours of debate and multiple amendments before the bill advances to final passage next week.
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Assembly
Harold Froehlich
R-Appleton
State Department of Agriculture
Frank Nikolay D-Abbotsford
General Fund
Minister's Daughter Killed by Fuel Truck at Church Grounds
Deborah Nack, 3, daughter of Rev. Richard Nack, died Wednesday after a fuel truck delivering oil to St. Paul s Lutheran Church struck her while she played on the church grounds in Modena. The accident occurred on church property.
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Richard Nack
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Duncan Phillips Founder of Phillips Gallery Dies
Duncan Phillips aged 79 founder and director of the Phillips Gallery in Washington died Tuesday of a heart attack. His collection of about 1500 paintings and other artworks is housed in a building built by the Phillips family.
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Duncan Phillips
Phillips Gallery
Phillips
YMCA-YWCA Facility in La Crosse Planned at 1.25 Million
Local backing in La Crosse backs a YMCA-YWCA project costing 1.25 million dollars. Officials say the facility will pay for itself through services and care for the needy.
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Two Physicians Receive Wisconsin Council Award At Banquet
The State Medical Society of Wisconsin honored Dr. Frank L. Weston of Madison and Dr. Robert E. Fitzgerald of Milwaukee with the Council Award at the annual banquet in La Crosse. Dr. Weston, 68, an UW medical staff member and former All America football star, and Dr. Fitzgerald, 81, recognized for wartime service with the War Manpower Commission.
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Madison
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Iowa
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War Manpower Commission
Wisconsin
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University of Wisconsin
Fox
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Whitefish Bay
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Medicare
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UW Medical School
Erwin R. Schmidt
Middleton
Robert Rasmus
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Conrad O. Rogne
Ettrick
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Crownhart
Donald Taylor
Iowa State Medical Society
Harold Brunn
Minnesota State Medical Society
Wisconsin Society
Warren Loveland
F. J. L. Blasingame
Chicago
Lee Medical
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Community planning group proposed with Trane funding
A citizens committee to assess La Crosse growth is proposed by Thomas Hancock of the Trane Co. and backed by a pledge of up to $10,000 for the first year. Mayor Loveland endorses the plan, which aims to coordinate projects and gather new ideas for the city’s future.
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Loveland
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Harborview
Compromise Reaches on Bridge Over Creek Near School
La Crosse County Highway Department will rebuild and lengthen the Pummel Creek footbridge after completing a new road to serve the Trane Co administration building. Highway Commissioner Orval Smith ordered the original bridge removed to protect children from heavy machinery, with work now ahead of schedule.
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Senators Wary Of Viet Nam Poll Oversight
Sen Abraham Ribicoff warned that if South Viet Nam’s elections are supervised by a military regime the result could be challenged or rejected. Sen Albert Gore urged firm White House instructions to back free elections with Ambassador Lodge returning to Saigon.
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Tennessee
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YMCA YWCA Building Fund First Report Total Reaches 215600
Pledges totaling 215600 were turned in at the first progress report meeting toward the 1250000 campaign goal. Drive chair Kenneth V. Dahl said public acceptance of joint facilities for the two associations is encouraging based on early returns.
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Roy E. Kumm
Charles D. Gelatt
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Raymond C. Hutson
YWCA
Dahl
Missile Site Hit Near Haiphong by U S Forces
In Viet Nam war reports the U S claims airstrikes near Haiphong hit a Soviet built missile site ten miles from the port. Navy planes from the carrier Enterprise fired upon the target as Marine and airborne troops engaged Viet Cong in counter operations.
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