Wilson And His Friends In A General Merchant Marine Strike
In England the first general merchant marine strike in 55 years shuts ships from the Thames to the Tyne. The National Union of Seamen, 60,000 strong, walks off, threatening supply lines and port operations. Harold Wilson's government faces a labor crisis as wage and price pressures, taxes, and potential fuel shortages loom over the economy.
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Tyne
Harold Wilson
Labor
Wilson
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Triumph
Fiat
Renault
France
Callaghan
Seamen’s Union
Trade Union Council
Wisconsin weekly press association convention in La Crosse
A welcome message for the Wisconsin Press Association editors and publishers visiting La Crosse for their annual convention. It notes the role of weeklies in communities, praises improvements in quality and reach, and offers best wishes for a productive gathering.
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la Crosse
Weekly Press
Wisconsin
Press Association
Kennedy jokes at Boston dinner on O Donnell tribute
At a friendship dinner in Boston former JFK aide Kenneth O Donnell was honored with remarks by Senator Robert Kennedy who joked about his party switch from Massachusetts to New York. Ted Kennedy also paid tribute and lightly referenced White House aide Marvin Watson.
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Ted) Kennedy
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Fulbright Plan Could Imperil CIA Operations
Washington report questions a proposal by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to add three members to the CIA oversight panel. Critics argue expanded access risks leaks and could hinder CIA operations and foreign policy, while supporters claim oversight is needed. The debate highlights concerns about secrecy and accountability in intelligence.
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Georgia
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Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
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Prices of new cars rise again amid wage boosts
Prices of new automobiles are set to increase another 5 percent to offset higher costs for steel and parts, as industry reports indicate. President Truman orders soft coal mines seized with government operation to begin tomorrow. Three Tribune photographers win Inland Daily Press competition prizes in Chicago. Harry Larsson takes two firsts with Frances Burgess and Gerald Moriarity among other winners in a national field of 350 newspapers. William Freise re-elected chief at La Crosse Plugs annual meeting.
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Red China Shows Operational Nuclear Capability
Washington reports a comprehensive intelligence analysis concludes Red China now has an operational nuclear capability with a tested bomb and delivery method. It cites a 110 kiloton device dropped from a TU-4 bomber and a stockpile projected to grow toward 100 weapons by next year.
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Peiping
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State Embargo On Oleo Not Likely To Be Lifted
A Wisconsin Assembly vote advances a bill modifying the margarine embargo while retaining a seven cent per pound tax. The proposal uses revenue for dairy research and farmer promotion, but faces Senate hurdles and likely rejection, reflecting political maneuvering rather than policy shift.
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State House
State Assembly
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It shall not be so among you must be your servant
A Bible verse from Matthew states that true greatness comes through serving others, not ruling them. The line emphasizes humility and selflessness as core Christian values.
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Clothes Don't Make The Athlete
Sydney J Harris argues that fashion in sports signals vanity more than skill. He cites tennis outfits, shipboard gear, riding attire, and hunting gear to show reverse snobbery where spectators prize appearance over technique. He notes amateurs embracing costly gear invite ridicule from true experts.
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Palm Beach
Jacoby on Bridge opening lead analysis in a familiar deal
In a standard North South deal West opens a suit and West leads a queen. The auction shows 1a by West and passes from East and South, with West holding a4 and East holding Q17T2. The play begins with an opening lead of a low queen against the jack.
Boy Fails At Man's Work In Bridge Game
Hard luck Joe loses a rubber after a critical misplay in a bridge game. East finds a heart lead to set up a trick and Joe’s defense falters as he clings to a losing ten of hearts. The lesson: don’t hang on to weak cards when better discards are available.
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Downtown shopping warning on half dollar hoarders
A concise note condemns hoarding half dollars and urges careful driving with no extra leniency for offenders. It frames the issue as a public concern about money hoarding and driving caution.
La Crosse Tribune Publication Details and Rates
La Crosse Tribune published each afternoon and Sunday morning from La Crosse Wisconsin. It is a member of Lee Enterprises and the Associated Press. The paper notes exclusive AP use for local news and dispatches. Second class postage at La Crosse Wisconsin. Rates: single copy one cent and 60 cents per week by carrier.
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