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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1958
Page
4
A discerning portrait of General Charles de Gaulle as a rigid yet principled leader whose nonviolence and adherence to constitutional norms limit his appeal. The piece weighs his potential as a rallying force in France's crisis and doubts whether the nation would entrust him with power in a future emergency.
The article notes philosopher Bertrand Russell turning 86 and continuing to provoke with rebellious thinking. It contrasts his claim that repeating an opinion makes it respectable with a wink to the big lie, suggesting his humor masks a sharper critique of Western thought.
Frederick Othman argues for three deluxe jet transports for Eisenhower Dulles and U S officials. Senator Monroney questions cost and use, while Sharp and Tunner defend MATS keeping global readiness and rapid response with 1500 aircraft. Copyright 1958 United Feature Syndicate Inc.
Mrs. George Mahon heads the House Military Appropriations Subcommittee and christens the new atomic submarine Skipjack in Groton Connecticut by swinging a champagne bottle. The scene recalls a World War II mishap involving Mrs. Albert Thomas.
Twenty years ago reports from 1938 mention bombs dropping near President Lazaro Cardenas home as rebel Gen. Santurnino Cedillo leads a state uprising in San Luis Potosi. Dr. Hugo Eckener sails from New York seeking helium for safer passenger Zeppelin development, while Eckes remains a noted fly in the ointment. Congo Players at First Congregational Church stage The Importance of Being Earnest with Clifford Johnson and Alma leading cast.
A compilation of trivia and local items includes questions on Magna Carta origins, first offenders versus repeat offenders, Arctic territorial owners, and a 1957 American Bar Association monument. It also lists a banquet by the Central Council of Social Agencies, a hole-in-one at the Country Club, and blind bogey golf results with ties to be resolved.
A collage of Lohrman dated items, from education critique and wartime notes to local incidents. Mentions James Metcalfe portraits, railway directors pay, Red Cross funding, tornado damage near Payette, gas attacks near Toul, Lufbery death, La Crosse officials, a murder case in Winona, and local business moves in La Crosse and Winona with community notices and upcoming events.
The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau offers a 4 page illustrated booklet on ants mosquitoes moths silverfish and cockroaches with detailed methods to rid homes of pests and a section on DDT as a household insecticide. Copies cost 25 cents postpaid with a mail coupon.
Carlos H. Bakers novel portrays a university search for a new president through a loyal faculty and an able board. It follows committee meetings and classroom concerns, offering a measured, affectionate glimpse of academic life and its pressures.
President Eisenhower cites slowing economic decline with belief in a gradual upturn ahead. He warns political talk fuels recession fears and urges self discipline by parties and business to restore confidence and curb greed that harms the economy.
Madison notes cover Democratic candidate troubles for attorney general while treasurer and secretary of state absence, and lieutenant governor unannounced. Other items include Mayor Nestingen’s plea for federal aid, UW regents’ business plan doubts, Young Republicans’ campaign lifts, and a wage policy critique from President Eisenhower on rising costs.
Edwin P. Jordan outlines mastoiditis causes and treatments. He notes antibiotics reduced surgeries, but acute cases may require drainage or removal of infected bone. Prevention via early middle ear drainage and timely therapy is emphasized. in persistent cases, surgery may be needed.
The La Crosse Tribune announces publication details, address, and AP affiliation. It lists subscription rates for local and distance mail, delivery areas including La Crosse, Onalaska, La Crescent, and service terms for missing papers and circulation calls.
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