North Central seeks direct Milwaukee East Coast jets
North Central Airlines files for direct DC9 jet service from the Twin Cities to Milwaukee with potential stops in Wisconsin. The plan would connect Milwaukee to New York Washington Baltimore Boston or Philadelphia with possible La Crosse stops.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Twin Cities
Wisconsin
New York
Washington
Baltimore
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
la Crosse
Wisconsin Central Airlines
Clintonville
North Central
Erdman Olson
Clara Olson
Rising Sun
Wis
Zimmerman
Reynolds
Los Angeles
Herbert Hoover
GOP
House
Pike
la Crescent
Ossie Orwell
Luther College
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Yankees
Senior Citizen Fair Needs Helping Hand
A Tribune editorial laments lack of public support for a beer festival and urges using city tax powers to fund worthwhile community efforts like the Senior Citizens Fair, criticizing commerce circles and press for prioritizing progress over public good.
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the Tribune
Kennedy warns New York faces looming pollution crisis
Sen Robert Kennedy tells an air pollution conference that New Yorkers produce 750 pounds of waste annually and the city could become uninhabitable within a lifetime if trends continue. Genevieve Hendricks explains contractors must estimate before accepting decorating work, preferring estimates over bills. A Bronx Housing Project resident laments crime amid Lindsay's "Fun City" label. Dr Phillip Hauser argues urban growth is inevitable, shifting focus from density to minds.
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Robert Kennedy
New York
New York-New Jersey
Quiet New York Sessions Signal Middle East Peace Push
In New York and Paris discreet talks shift Middle East negotiations to the United Nations with U S and Soviet leverage aimed at Arab Israel reconciliation. The effort centers on Security Council calls for Israeli withdrawal and Arab recognition amid broader war fatigue and Western diplomacy.
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Jordan
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Gunnar Jarring
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Russia
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Romania
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Eugene McCarthy
Humphrey
Ae Ae
Washington
Peking
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Moscow
Mos
Cow
Pravda
Reagan Not Flattered by Rockefeller No 2 Suggestion
Reagan, California governor and non candidate, resents Nelson Rockefeller's comment that Reagan would be No 2 on a ticket. Rockefeller leads Reagan in polls and national visibility, but Reagan dominates on TV and with speeches. It remains early for Rockfeller to choose a running mate.
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Ronald Reagan
California
Nelson Rockefeller
Reagan
Rocky
New York
Rockefeller
General Motors raises CIO wage to avert Friday strike
Twenty years ago in 1948 General Motors grants 11 cent-an-hour wage boost to 225,000 CIO workers, forestalling a planned Friday strike. President Truman asks Congress for federal education aid and a minimum wage boost to 75 cents. Photographers win Inland Daily Press Association awards. Palestine turmoil continues as U.N. fails to secure truce. WKTY La Crosse begins Mutual Network broadcasting. Bessie Hutchison, 71, early La Crosse State College faculty member, dies.
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Chicago
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Palestine
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WKTY
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Bessie Belle Hutchison
la Crosse State College
La Crosse Tribune Publisher and notices
The La Crosse Tribune lists its publisher address at h and Cass Streets in La Crosse Wisconsin 54601 and notes association with Lee Enterprises and the Associated Press. It states postage details and carrier rates of 1.25 dollars every two weeks.
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Cass
la Crosse
Wis
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AP News
Anne
Wisconsin
Readers Blast Universal Aid Critique and Calls for Change
A letter to the editor questions UN relief spending and US hunger claims, urges UNICEF Halloween funds be redirected to US agriculture aid, criticizes media and liberal bias, and champions local Senior Citizens programs in Wisconsin. It cites Marie Schram of Sparta and Joseph W. Gohres of La Crosse as contributors.
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the Tribune
United Nations
U.N
Soviet Union
CBS
United States
Unicef
U.S. Agriculture Department
America
United Nations Organization
Marie Schram
Sparta
Wis
Hunger Claims and Poverty in Election Year Debate
Editor questions the level of poverty and hunger in the country during the election year. The Tribune notes extensive claims about hunger and criticizes administration responses while inviting readers to consider the true extent of need.
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the Tribune
Submissive to rulers urges urged in Titus 3 1
A short biblical quotation urges obedience to authorities and readiness for honest work based on Titus chapter 3 verse 1. The note frames the verse as a reminder of lawful conduct and service.
Kennedy Poised To Win California Primary Says NEA
NEA Washington report predicts Robert F. Kennedy will win the California June 4 primary with strong labor and minority support. Polls show Kennedy favored by union workers and blue-collar voters, while McCarthy fades and Humphrey faces a setback. Kennedy emphasizes urban policy appeal as California’s urban centers loom large in the election.
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Los Angeles
Robert F. Kennedy
California
Eugene McCarthy
Humphrey
Kennedy
Indiana
Nebraska
McCarthy
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Democratic Council
U.S
Rising Health Costs Need Understanding
Wisconsin physician leader Dr. H. J. Kief urged a campaign to explain rising hospital and health care costs. He noted patient focus on medical bills while ignoring broader inflation in luxuries, and urged public education on causes and the doctor’s image.
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John Wyngaard
Madison
Wisconsin
H. J. Kief
Fond du Lac
State Medical Society
Kief
We Parade Guilt- Over Wrong Faults
Thoughts at Large by Sydney J. Harris explores guilt, maturity, tact, and reform. It notes how people justify feelings, the price of desires, respect for others, and self-change as a path to genuine progress.
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Sydney J. Harris
Mass Wedding in Seoul Sets Record for 430 Couples
In Seoul Korea a single ceremony wed 430 couples in what is described as a possible world record. The event concluded with a loud collective I do indicating a dramatic communal finale.
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Seoul
Korea
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