County Judges Pay Debate Draws Circuit Judge’s Call
Lancaster Judge Richard Orton argues counties should not supplement state salaries for county and circuit judges. Dodge County Judge Joseph Schultz supports uniform pay. A plan to create an intermediate appeals court is criticized as a backward step. adding two justices to the Supreme Court is proposed as a simpler solution.
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Richard Orton
Lancaster
Orton
Dodge
Joseph Schultz
State Supreme Court
Tribune
Supreme Court
Paris Vietnam talks show slow pace amid deadlock hints
William L. Ryan reports from Paris that after 10 days of armful maneuvering the negotiators cling to a pattern of intransigence. Hanoi demands a North bombing halt without conditions while Washington seeks signs of reduced infiltration before concession. Reagan proposes a deadline with a strong warning if unmet.
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William L. Ryan
Paris
Vietnam
Hanoi
U.S
Korea
Ronald Reagan
Wisconsin Demo party proclaims liberal seat and criticizes Peoples party
The Wisconsin Democratic party declares itself the seat of liberalism and attacks the Peoples Progressive party for Communist influence at a state convention. Four new Milwaukee Road speed trains set to run May 29, and Sen. Alben W. Barkley is named keynote speaker. A picket killed in Waterloo Iowa sparks National Guard call. A new $175000 highway shop near Veterans Memorial Park is proposed as La Crosse County’s top project.
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Wisconsin Democratic Party
Peoples Progressive Party
Waterloo
Iowa
National Guard
Highway 16
Veterans Memorial Park
la Crosse County
Alben W. Barkley
Dky
Milwaukee Road
C. H. Buford
Property Tax Will Remain- Because It Must
Wisconsin columnist argues property tax remains the main revenue pillar despite calls for reform. He notes its regressive bite on the poor, political resistance to replacements, and the high share of state and local funding it provides, with no easy alternative.
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New York
Wisconsin
Nixon Leads Nixon Kennedy Nixon in Nebraska Primary
Nixon won the Nebraska Republican primary with about 190000 votes when Reagan and Rockefeller are included, while the Democratic total was about 152000. Kennedy beat McCarthy, with Humphrey gaining since the prior poll, and write ins for Humphrey were noted.
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Richard Nixon
Nebraska
Robert Kennedy
Eugene McCarthy
Ronald Reagan
Nelson Rockefeller
Johnson
Kennedy
McCarthy
Humphrey
Rockefeller
Gallup
Oregon
California
South Dakota
La Crosse Tribune Publication Details
La Crosse Tribune published daily with Sunday edition from La Crosse Wisconsin. It is owned by Lee Enterprises, Inc. and affiliated with the Associated Press which holds exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches. Mail and carrier rates apply.
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la Crosse Tribune
4Th and
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wis
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
Wisconsin
The Arrogance Of Doctors
Sydney J. Harris argues that doctors often attribute a patient’s look of health to medical care and overlook psychosocial factors. He notes happiness, fear, and meaning influence appearance and well being, and suggests the medical field’s material focus feeds hostility toward psychiatry.
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Madison
Wis
University of Illinois
What John Kennedy Would Have Done About Vietnam
Washington correspondent reviews debate on JFKs Vietnam policy 1961 63 and whether he would have stayed or withdrawn. It cites Sorensen and Salinger plus aides arguing Kennedy favored continuing aid to South Vietnam and opposed large scale pullout. The piece notes Kennedy sought peaceful self determination for Vietnam while fearing a defenseless South without external aid.
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Orc
Paris
John F. Kennedy
Vietnam
Humphrey
Sen
Robert Kennedy
Bob Kennedy
Kennedy
John Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
Johnson
U.S
Asia
Theodore Sorensen
Brother Bob
Sorensen
South Vietnam
Bible Verse Conduct Yourselves Wisely Toward Outsiders
A short Bible verse instructs to conduct yourselves with wisdom toward outsiders and to make the most of your time, citing Colossians 4 5.
Betty Furness cites varied consumer complaints in NYC
Betty Furness, Johnson aide for consumer affairs, says complaints are bewildering with examples like a woman demanding 15 leaves on each artichoke. Dr Stanley F Yolles of the National Institute of Mental Health links alienation to drug abuse as rebellion without a cause and absence of a vision.
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Betty Furness
Johnson
New York City
Stanley F. Yolles
National Institute of Mental Health
Johnson stalls Powell prosecution debate looms in Washington
President Johnson delays action on the Justice Department recommendation to indict former Rep. Adam Clayton Powell for misusing federal funds. The recommendation by Fred Vinson follows a grand jury inquiry into payments to Powell’s wife and other alleged improper expenses, with no clear timeline for action.
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Johnson
Justice Department
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y
Asst
Fred Vinson
FBI
Powell
Vinson
Ramsey Clark
Clark
House
Emanuel Celler
Dn.y
Judiciary Committee
Celler
Y. Marjorie Flores
New York
Mr. Powell
Marjorie Flores
Washington, D.C
Committee On Education and Labor
New York City
Miami
Fla
Bimini
Thomas Curtis
R-Mo
Misogynistic fashion quips quoted in 66 f period text
The fragment reflects 1960s style notes claiming male designers dislike women and urge women to wear dresses that hide curves. It cites Abe Waterhill and a line from Girl Watchers, revealing dated attitudes about gender and fashion.
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Vaeren
Anene
Abe Waterhill
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