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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1966
Page
6
La Crosse celebrates a week of events marking its All America City status. The Recognition Day banquet closes the week as Trane Co. advances local industry. The piece recalls the city's shift from a single resource economy to diversified growth and a resilient comeback.
An Associated Press analysis notes inflation as a key worry for economists and officials. It warns of possible tax rises and price and wage controls while blaming inflation on government’s war spending and expansive welfare programs.
News of years past reports Allis Chalmers foremen turned away by pickets at the strikebound La Crosse works. President Truman sought arbitration in the coal dispute as negotiations stalled. Also notes 99 new homes started or completed since September and a proposed site for a small boat harbor.
Madison columnist notes the Knowles administration faces a polarized hearing on a proposed pollution enforcement bill. Democratic leaders and gubernatorial hopefuls criticize details while acknowledging the bill as a timely effort amid broad debate on remedies for pollution.
The third Chinese nuclear detonation intensifies worldwide concern over Peiping’s regime. Chou En-lai defends tests while warning that war would have no boundaries. US and USSR disarmament talks stall as fallout prompts safeguards and debate over possible treaties and sanctions. China’s actions fuel anxiety in India Japan Australia and Europe about regional security and economic leverage.
Robert Kennedy appears as the front runner for the Democratic nomination in 1972. The piece notes Kennedy’s growing support among voters and politicians, the Kennedy brothers dynamics, and the potential obstacles from Johnson Humphrey and GOP rivals.
A concise Bible verse notes that those who heed the word prosper and those who trust in the Lord are happy. The passage echoes Proverbs 16 20 emphasizing faith FULfillment and wise living through divine guidance.
During Easter weekend in the Miami Fort Lauderdale area the writer observes college student beachgoers who appear mostly as high school seniors or misrepresented others. The scene shows passive, bored youths, not the energetic college crowd portrayed by press accounts, resembling wallflowers and lemmings awaiting guidance.
Glen G. Lasch of La Crosse Wisconsin argues readers view high school and college students as nonconformists yet the groups insist on sameness in dress ritual and conduct. He notes protest outings occur in groups and conformity to group norms replaces individual deviation.
Edward McCormack nephew of John McCormack draws attention as a Democratic gubernatorial hopeful. The column compares political theater to a woman who wins alimony from an ex husband labeled worthless. A light quip champions a dentist as the best toothache remedy.
The La Crosse Tribune lists T Burgess as publisher and Sanford Goltz as editor. It notes publication daily afternoons and Sunday mornings from La Crosse Wisconsin and affiliation with Lee Enterprises and the Associated Press.
North opens pass and South emits 2 no trump then 4 no trump. East shows queen king etc. West bids 6NT after a sequence ending with Pass. Opening lead yields a likely trick for East.
The article explains how a jump to four hearts after a two spade opening signals a self sufficient six card heart suit and willingness to go higher. South uses Blackwood to probe for aces and bids six no trump, finding it safer against a potential diamond opening and favorable against any lead.
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