Was the Assembly serious about SST funding in 1971
The Ex Crosse Tribune doubts the SST revival. Sen. Allen Ellender predicts the SST is still dead despite the House revival. The piece argues federal costs are rising, Boeing and GE stake claims, and urges the Senate to say no again this year while awaiting proof of merit.
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Sen
Allen Ellender
Senate Appropriation Committee
House
Ellender
Boeing
Senate
General Electric
Nixon
U.S
America
U.S. Army
Bankers’ Association
John A. Salter
Ferndale-Eagle Bluff
Mississippi River
Binding arbitration for public unions
Madison sharply debates an 81 to 18 Assembly vote endorsing compulsory binding arbitration for public labor disputes led by Milwaukee police. The piece questions motives, potential nationwide spread, and risks to collective bargaining, labor integrity, and elected officials' responsibility as similar laws gain traction in Wisconsin.
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Madison
Assembly
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
State Labor Board
Smoker’s Odor Sparks Reader Letter to Editor
Betty Elsen from Ettrick defends smokers and criticizes La Crosse chief sanitarians view on smoking as inconsiderate. She notes smokers exercise discretion, bathe, use rest rooms, and avoid harming others, forwarding a critique of potential city ordinances and public nuisance labels.
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the Tribune
Alton Schroeder
la Crosse
Schroeder
Betty Elsen
R. 2
Ettrick
Wis
Ailing railroads hunt for capital
A Washington dispatch notes about a score of Class One railroads in or near bankruptcy, mainly in the East and Midwest, seeking federal aid amid broader federal spending pressures. Experts warn nationalization would not solve core issues, citing substantial deficits and competition from trucks and air travel. Public support for help is uncertain as railroads press for cash to sustain vital freight movement and pricing reforms.
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NEA
Washington
East
Middle West
U. S
Penn Central
Columbia Journal of World Business
Williams
Germany
Japan
European
U.S
America
Switzerland
Holland
South America
No church state battle in American history says Moore
The writer rebukes Bishop Moore for calling the Berrigan case a church state conflict in the New York Times. He argues European history shows church and state clash was central since Charlemagne and that the American experiment created separation, preventing a major church state conflict in the United States.
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Paul Moore Jr
Washington
Diocese of
New York
Berrigan Brothers
New York Times
Moore
Berrigan
Charlemagne
Leo III
Constantine
Roman Empire
America
Red Troops Renew Attacks Across Korean Front
Twenty years ago reports describe Red forces pouring from hills along the Korean eastern front in widespread attacks around Seoul as Allied lines hold. notes of an anticipated explosive offensive surface amid heavy fighting and strategic concerns.
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Carl H. Iverson
Gateway Area Council Boy Scouts
Sons of Norway
Seoul
Wisconsin
Department of State
Moses Trusted Above All Houses by Yahweh
In Numbers 12 7 8 Yahweh defends Moses declaring him faithful in all his house and speaks to him mouth to mouth not in dark speech while Moses beholds the form of the Lord. The Lord questions why Aaron and Miriam feared to speak against his servant Moses.
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Moses
Letter and the spirit by Sydney J Harris
I returned to my hotel late and, not sleepy, turned on the midnight news. William Buckley’s interview show Firing Line aired with Arch- as its guest, prompting reflections on ideas and discourse.
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William Buckley
Asia First and the Eurocentric Eastern Establishment
A critical analysis argues the Eastern Establishment, long Eurocentric, resisted Asia-focused policy and backed Korea to signal NATO resolve. Johnson shifted U.S. priorities toward Asia, affecting Vietnam policy, while European elites sat out, shaping future historical debate on policy motive and influence.
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United States
Vietnam
Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Germany
Asia
Cen
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Ex Crosse Tribune
By John Wyngaard
Milwaukee Policemen’s Union
Walworth
Columbia University
American Assembly
Ernest W. Williams Jr
Columbia
Washington Evening Star
Tribune
Schlabach
Motor Vehicle Department
Channel
Egypt
Salum
Gallup
Florida
Trang Co
Rudolf
Hess
Scotland
London
Navy Department
Harry F. Gibson
Milwaukee Railroad
O. H. Frick
Union Depot Co
Chicago
Herman Langstad
Appleton
Gottfried
A. J. Rasmussen
Otto Bosshard
Western Gravel Co
Charles Jagow
University of Wisconsin
William Vilas
la Crosse Booth
Norman Pabst
Letter
By Sydney J. Harris
Buckley
Europe
Douglas MacArthur
State Department
Indochina
France
Korea
Dean Acheson
North Atlantic Treaty Alliance
NATO
Truman
Acheson
Eisenhower
Johnson
Charles de Gaulle
Fulton J. Sheen
National Catholic Reporter
Christ
Sheen
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