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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1966
Page
6
Gov. Warren Knowles orders full enforcement manpower for Memorial Day weekend urging heightened caution. The text notes past fatal crashes in 1965 with seven of ten drivers drunk and six with prior violations, and discusses the pending push for implied consent tests to curb drinking driving amid ongoing highway fatalities.
After weeks of Buddhist influence and street clashes in Da Nang Premier Ky moved to assert government authority. U S reporters found pagodas used as arms stores and command posts while Buddhists showed casualty images. Saigon now may focus on fighting the Reds and restoring order ahead of elections.
A Washington debate questions whether the executive and powerful groups use federal money to pressure schools, hospitals, and firms. The piece cites Welfare Secretary Gardner threatening cuts for desegregation noncompliance and AFL CIO urging contract bans on firms accused of flouting federal law. It warns the Constitution bars such punishments before final court rulings.
James Marlow surveys Rockefeller Goldwater and Nixon, noting repeated reversals about pursuing the Republican presidential nomination. Rockefeller denies a future bid, Goldwater cautions against a beaten candidate, while Nixon shifts from initial defeats to ongoing public engagement as 1968 looms.
An editorial excerpt discusses firing workers summarily for labor act violations, questions on due process, and argues federal authority over public funds conflicts with constitutional limits. It notes controversy over government withholdings from schools and Congressional limits on punitive fund allocation.
U.S. trains roll again after a sudden strike end minutes before President Truman obtained legislation to draft workers for government service. Truman calls drastic measures to curb strikes against the government. Leo T. Crowley addresses Knights of Columbus state meeting. area Lutherans discuss a home for the aged.
The La Crosse Tribune lists T Burgess as publisher and Sanford Goltz as editor. Published daily and Sunday morning from the La Crosse Tribune Building at 1st and Cass Streets in La Crosse Wisconsin. The paper is a Lee Enterprises and Associated Press member with AP exclusive rights to local news and dispatches.
The Johnson administration weighs offering surplus grain to Red China to avert conflict while gauging Congress and public reaction. Cabinet speeches circle the idea, with backing from a Ball Rostow advisory panel urging grain sales and machinery trade and a staged public sell to overcome propaganda barriers.
A reflective piece discusses how advice from elders should be time tested and free of prejudice. It contrasts wisdom with souring over time and notes contrasts between public candor and private bias in leaders like Clemenceau and Cavour. It also muses on ambition, neighborly relations, and the limits of behaviorist views on sexuality.
Wisconsin tax department analysis shows the 1964 state income tax load split with the $6,000 to $12,000 middle group paying 36 percent, down from 23 percent in 1956. Taxpayers under $6,000 pay 33 percent, while those $12,000 and over pay 31 percent, indicating a flattening liability curve.
A Brooklyn reader recounts a bridge hand where West doubles three no trump and loses. The writer argues West should not double when it risks the setting trick, noting the defense could have preserved a 300 point penalty without the heart king.
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