Dangerous Counsel From A State Regent On Student Unrest
The Ha Crosse Tribune weighs in on college and university leaders facing student protests and campus militancy. Regent Williams argues banning groups like SDS is futile and praises guarding the university over shielding graduates from militant politics. She warns administrators risk paralysis and total surrender if they overreact or refuse to negotiate.
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Stevens Point
Robert Williams
SDS
Frugal Budget Debate Hints at Federal Hiring Freeze
Report notes 1966 hiring freeze reference and 300000 more federal civilians since then. Conferees back a 6 billion cut for next year while the President doubts congressional approval. Proposal requires leaving vacant one in four jobs. Defense employs 1.3 million civilians. If vacancies average 100 dollars weekly, savings reach 1.5 billion annually amid a 10 percent tax hike.
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Johnson
Senate House
Congress
Defense Department
UAW raises eight million for Chrysler workers strike
The CIO United Auto Workers plan a nationwide kitty of eight million dollars for Chrysler Corp. workers, 75 000 strong, on strike raising fears of a long stoppage as leaders and observers watch the fund drive and labor action unfold.
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CIO United Auto Workers
Chrysler Corp
Charles S. Wilson
State Crime Laboratory
Roy Lapitz
Dr. McLoone
Jacob Ritter
Avon St
Old Municipal Swinging Bridge
Russia
Truman
Communist Party
Upper Mississippi Valley
May 30 Student Agitators Move Toward Washington
Washington warns of a planned May 30 march by militant student agitators linked to the Poor Army and Cuba ties. Security officials say organizers in New York and La. recruit students, promising meetings with Stokely Carmichael and Ralph Abernathy while aiming to disrupt Democratic and Republican conventions.
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von Hindenburg
France
von Mackensen
Germany
Ottawa
U.S
Washington
Cuba
New York City
Robert Collier
Massachusetts
New York
Collier
Che Guevara
Frederick Douglas Kirkpatrick
Gambling
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
SCLC
Kirkpatrick
Department of Social Services
Stoney Cooks
Cooks
Stokely Carmichael
Ralph Abernathy
Federal Bureau of Investigation
J. Edgar Hoover
Europe
National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
International Union of Students
ISU
Soviet Union
Watch These Word Quirks And Their Correct Uses
A guide lists common misuses and distinctions such as nobly use of noisome vs noisy, ful some vs full, climactic vs climatic, emigrate vs immigrant, and notorious meaning ill fame not merely noted. It clarifies cohart compendium podium ravel enor mousness insignia jurist kudos masterful partially not notorious and other contrasts.
Reader letter urges Christian values in schools and media
Francis J. Felber and others from La Crosse argue for stronger Christian influence in youth life. They call for limiting drive-in film content and favor church led counseling over school programs, citing church school separation and spiritual guidance as key.
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Francis J. Felber
31St St
la Crosse
Quotes and quotes about people and studies
A collage of quotes cites a Nan tucket Inquirer remark on enjoying work through people, a Chewelah Independent line on handouts, Wall Street Journal critique of TV learned demonstrations, and Whitney Young urging studies of white folks to understand racial issues and neighborhood resistance.
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Wall Street Journal
Whitney Young
The
Urban League
Congress
Washington
La Crosse Tribune Publisher and Staff Notice
The La Crosse Tribune announces publication details and affiliations. Contact information shows W T Burgess as publisher and Sanford Goltz as editor.
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Sanford Goltz
Bible Verse Mark 9 23 Quote: If you can all things possible
The statement from Mark 9 23 emphasizes faith and belief as the key to possibility. It highlights Jesus telling a learner that belief unlocks miraculous outcomes, urging readers to trust.
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Jesus
Mark
Governor's Job Tops The Senate
Wisconsin article weighs the appeal of governor versus U.S. Senate for ambitious politicians. It notes Wilbur Renk may seek the 1970 Republican gubernatorial nomination as Warren Knowles nears retirement, with Lt. Gov. Jack Olson viewed as a strong challenger. The piece weighs term length, power, and impact on party fortunes.
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Madison
Wilbur Renk
Dane County
Wisconsin
Congress
Renk
Warren Knowles
Jack Olson
Olson
Soviet Policy Expands Power Across Europe and Asia
The piece argues the Moscow regime grows imperialistic reach, moving troops toward Czechoslovakia, expanding influence in East Europe, the Middle East, and Asia. It notes increased Soviet naval activity at Haiphong, rising aid to allied nations, and sustained pressure on dissent within bloc countries.
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David Lawrence Washington
Congress
Warsaw
Vietnam
East
Europe
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
Soviet Union
East Europe
Romania
Poland
North Vietnam
United States
East Germany
Washington
Middle East
Mediterranean
India
Japan
Philippines
Haiphong
America
Pravda
U.S
Asia
Publishers
Hall Syrdicate
It Is Better To Be A June Bug Than An Old Bird
The note cites Mark Twain in a playful line about youth and aging. It appears in Carl Riblet Jr. compiled Wilson's Calendar, contrasting a young June bug with an older bird of paradise for humorous effect.
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Mark Twain
Wilson
Carl Riblet Jr
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Sen. King
Utah
Relief Administration
Harry Hopkins
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Relief
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Milwaukee Railroad
South Side
North Side
Prohibition Department
Prairie du Chien
Carl N. Langenbach
King St
March On
By Paul Scott
Cohart
Sydney Harris
Ribune
the Tribune
Nantucket (Mass
Inquirer and Mirror
Chewelah
Wash
la Crosse Tribune
W. T. Burgess
4Th and
Cass Sts
Wis
O: Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
Associated
Senate
By John Wyngaard
U.S. Senate
E. Harold Hallows
Supreme Court
Vernon W. Thomson
House of Representatives
Capitol
David Lawrence
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