Trane Challenges La Crosse To Proactive Growth Plan
Trane president Thomas Hancock urges a blue ribbon committee to study and protect La Crosse area growth, while announcing a $6.7 million administration building for up to 1200 workers. He backs a $10 000 startup fund and calls for broad civic action from city leaders, the chamber, and residents to attract skilled professionals.
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la Crosse
Chamber of Commerce
Tobacco Promo Film Spends 106000 For World of Pleasure
Oregon paper reports the Department of Agriculture spent 106000 on a motion picture to promote foreign tobacco sales titled World of Pleasure. It touts smoking as pure joy while the federal government requires cigarette labels warning health hazards.
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Department of Agriculture
La Crosse readers debate Look magazine’s All America City portrait
Readers criticize Look magazine for a partial La Crosse feature that focused on an industry while ignoring river assets and flood recovery. They praise local improvements and a civic center project, and praise the community theater’s Tea House of the August Moon for its merit.
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Riverside Park
Mississippi River
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Wisconsin
Government Cards Probe Racial Balance At Federal Jobs
A new minority group status questionnaire issued to federal employees asks them to classify race or national origin. Critics say the form omits groups such as Polish American and Italian American, hinting at a racial balance agenda and possible spread to private employers. The issue is under Senate review led by Senator Sam Ervin Jr. and raises questions about merit versus discrimination, with no standards yet disclosed.
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North Carolina
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Community theater praised for Pulitzer play salute
Michael Welch thanks the cast and crew for a superb production of a Pulitzer prize winning play. He credits Michael Thompson's direction and lauds performances of Sakini Captain Fisby Col Purdy and Lotus Blossom, asserting the group is perhaps the best in America.
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Lotus Blossom
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A Roving Horse Near Mindoro
A Mindoro reader reports a stray stallion frequently on the highway causing near misses. A conscientious driver warned residents at 9 30 p m and another driver stopped a P G Terpstra transport on a bridge at 11 20 a m. The owner remains unidentified.
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Tribune Channel 8 CBS Update
The Tribune notes a bulletin broadcast over Channel 8 from CBS. Details remain unclear in the brief audio report.
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CBS
Winona Proposes Crackdown on Alley Play by Children
A 5 30 news item notes Winona Minnesota enforces an ordinance banning children from playing in streets and alleys. Motorists who use alleys for any purpose beyond traffic will be prosecuted. The writer argues public playgrounds should be the outlet for kids and drivers bear no liability for accidents.
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Winona, Minn
Peoria Woman Becomes One of 101 Helicopter Pilots
Betty Common of Peoria joins 101 women worldwide with helicopter pilot licenses. She earned her fixed wing license 22 years ago and finds rotorcraft tougher and more tedious. The piece also includes quips about youth behavior and parking, ending with reflections on upbringing and wisdom.
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Peoria, Ill
Betty Common
Capitol Patrols Stir Visitors With Husky Police Dogs
Washington diary notes describe patrols around the Capitol by pairs of policemen and large dogs, startling a Wisconsin visitor. It also covers courtesy among lawmakers, governors’ titles, lobbyist Alfred Thelen’s retirement talk, Prof Ralph Huitt’s government role, Sargent Shriver’s use of "Sarge," and the cost of communications allowances for members during an election year.
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Washington
National Capital
Wisconsin
Capitol
America
Alfred J. Thelen
Wisconsin County Boards Association
Madison
Silent Love Echoes in Corinthians Verse
A Bible verse from I Corinthians 13:1 emphasizes that eloquent speech without love is empty and sounds like a noisy gong or clanging cymbal, underscoring love as the essential virtue guiding communication.
Immell resigns as adjutant general to seek governor bid
Ralph M. Immell resigns as state adjutant general to run as a Republican candidate for governor. Gov. Walter S. Goodland releases 12000 to La Crosse State Teachers College for student housing costs. Albert T. Twesme of Galesville named Trempealeau County judge. David O. Coate, longtime head of La Crosse State Teachers College English, dies at 78.
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Ralph M. Immell
Walter S. Goodland
la Crosse
Security and Initiative in Leadership Dynamics
Sydney J. Harris argues that insecurity, not security, hinders initiative in organizations. Leaders fearing status loss resist risks and conform, while secure individuals feel free to challenge outdated ideas. A stable position prompts bold, novel, and unpopular stands, fostering true freedom.
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Wilbert E. Moore
United Features Syndicate, Inc
Slam Against Any Defense In a Bridge Hand Analysis
A bridge hand is analyzed where North risks a six hearts slam after East fails to double. With careful timing across three rounds of each suit and correct trump management, North can still reach six hearts despite a poor trump break and East following to multiple leads. The narrative emphasizes precise play over extraordinary skill.
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West
Washington Notebook Harland Cleveland in Paris
U S ambassador to Nato Harland Cleveland learns Paris reporters differ from American norms after his speech. A French journalist quips that since he both hurled a gauntlet and offered an olive branch, there is no real story.
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U.S
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Paris Press Association
Cleveland
Soviet Union
La Crosse Tribune Publisher and Editors Details
The La Crosse Tribune provides publisher W T Burgess and editor Sanford Goltz, with address at 4th and Cass Streets La Crosse Wisconsin. Published daily and Sunday morning, a member of Lee Enterprises and the Associated Press. Rates: 60 cents per week by carrier. mail rates on request.
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Sanford Goltz
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la Crosse
Wis
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