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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1964
Page
4
Secretary Orville Freeman predicts recreation will become agriculture’s largest income source by the 1980s, surpassing beef. He notes farmers already convert land to golf courses and fishing lodges, with demand for hunting lodges, pools, camps, and family dude ranches as urban recreation grows.
Analysis argues Adlai Stevenson offered only a pious hope for Southeast Asia policy. It contrasts U S actions in Laos Thailand Cambodia and South Viet Nam with a need for a firm plan approved by President Johnson and Mr. Rusk. The piece critiques administration tactics as drifting toward neutrality while Southeast Asia worsens.
A La Crosse reader argues for fixing existing roads at Goose Island park rather than building new ones as crowds and camping spaces shrink. The letter praises a veto on a 2 a.m. tavern closing and urges stronger city laws to keep the town desirable.
The fragment appears to introduce a local newspaper editorial in La Crosse. It lacks readable action or event details to summarize a full item.
Passersby at North High School in Wichita notice a large sign in a classroom window reading This is for the birds. A closer view reveals the sign is above a student placed bird feeder.
The American public is said to be denied the full Viet Nam story after a White House briefing. Defense officials trip between Washington and Saigon as casualties mount. Chief Warrant Officer George R. Graham of Port Byron is buried after a Viet Nam crash, leaving a wife and four children.
A 1944 wrap notes Yanks at Terracina near Anzio pressure, sporadic explosions shake Sparta, and a Springfield war plant starts government operation after a 17 day strike. Swancutt and Brieske details, Mississippi River drop, Villa Louis traffic aid, and family visits anchor a broad roundup.
La Crosse County totals reach 528 787 39 in projects per John Flanagan La Crosse certifying officer audit leads to office closure June 1. State transportation act forecast 750 000 in 1934 fees taxes. Senate to reconsider Norris amendment abolishing electoral college. Local road plans along Highway 29 and county routes. Tourist camp moves to Pettibone and park site funding urged. Catholic and civic groups report meetings while state probes livestock tests and aid funds planned for a truck farmer widow. Community fundraisers include Visiting Nurse drive with theater admission donations.
Robert C. Ruark recalls Joseph Louis Barrow as an American hero who broke racial barriers internationally. He notes Louis’s ascent from Alabama and Detroit slums, his clean conduct, and his role as a model against violent crime, urging today’s youth to emulate his restraint and resolve.
Madison columnist John Wyngard condemns Wisconsin lawmakers for raiding the $55 million property tax credit fund used to back a state sales tax relief plan for the elderly. He argues municipal groups push to preserve funding while the legislature shifts costs, calling the tactic regressive and unsustainable.
Cy Barrett advises on home office tax deductions and the stress of balancing work with family life. Letters discuss home swapping services and pet exchanges, with notes from the Vacation Home Exchange Service and its club. Cy promotes a booklet on unlocking personal profits.
La Crosse Tribune published daily afternoon and Sunday morning from La Crosse Wisconsin. It is a member of Lee Enterprises and the Associated Press. The AP holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches. Postage and rates are listed. carrier delivery 55 cents per week.
A biblical verse from Hosea 4 1 calls Israel to heed the Lord for a land marked by a lack of faithfulness kindness and knowledge of God. The verse frames divine dissatisfaction and judgment as a condition of the people.
Congress faces potential shifts as Governor Wallace dominates Maryland and Indiana primaries, signaling white discontent with civil rights. Analysts warn the crossover vote could threaten Democratic holds in 1964 elections and reflect broader fears over federal civil rights measures.
Terence Reese imagines a blockbuster bridge hand where South can force six spades with a double unblock. West opens hearts, East signals clubs, South ruffs, and by leading diamonds and exhausting East, South aims to return to his hand for the final diamonds. The sequence hinges on West following the third trump and South discarding smartly to secure all remaining tricks.
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