Wisconsin GOP push for Warren Knowles as next target
Wisconsin Republicans at a weekend convention praised Warren Knowles for his roles as Senate majority leader and lieutenant governor and urged him to run for a top office next year. The party favors a Knowles challenge to U S Senator Proxmire over Governor Reynolds, with analysts recalling Knowles as a strong state leader who could win back the governorship. The faction argues the governorship must return to sensible hands and sees Knowles as the best bet to face Proxmire.
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Knowles
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Reynolds
Gaylord Nelson
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Proxmire
Forte
Overdue Public Adulation For The Mercury Astronauts
Gordon Cooper joins John Glenn Scott Carpenter and Walter Schirra in Washington and on Broadway amid cheers. The piece urges balanced views of space heroes noting privacy and family strain and warns of possible casualties despite a string of safe landings.
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Cooper
John Glenn
Scott Carpenter
Walter Schirra
Wheat Referendum Signals Real Market Test for Farmers
The article argues the wheat refer endum will test whether American agriculture can stand on its own with limited subsidies. It notes a shift since the 1920s toward more market freedom and asks if farmers will vote for continued free market conditions or seek ongoing controls.
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Congress
Farm Bureau
No Reprisals For No Vote in Wheat Control Debate
Administration officials from the President down voiced disappointment after the wheat control plan was rejected by growers on Tuesday. They warned that government stocks could depress prices, noting past releases of surplus grain affected markets and urging watchful scrutiny of how public grain is handled, especially toward wheat producers.
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Kennedy
Washington
Farmers Vote on New Legislation Referendum
A majority of wheat farmers backed a referendum on a Congress passed bill, signaling possible doubts about President Kennedy and Secretary Freeman. The move reflects Farm Bureau influence and a surprising defeat for the administration, hinting that farmers may favor supply demand over government controls.
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Kennedy
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American Farm Bureau
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Farm policy clash over wheat control plans headlines
The piece notes strong opposition to Kennedy era wheat control plans. Farmers warn the policy will penalize producers and impact the entire farm community from feed grain growers to livestock raisers. The article emphasizes the referendum as a pivotal moment.
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Kennedy
Freeman
Vote Divided Wheat Referendum Sparks Free Market Debate
Farmers split on the wheat referendum illustrate doubt about policy. The piece argues the free market best serves farmers who adjust to conditions and profit, while condemning Secretary Freeman for using the agricultural stabilization and conservation service to push a yes vote.
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Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Service
New Tallest Tree in United States Found in California
The nation’s tallest tree is now a 368 foot California redwood in Humboldt County. American Forest Products Industries reports the tree as the new height record, surpassing the former champion Founders Tree which lost 17 feet in a past storm.
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Humboldt County
California
American Forest Products Industries
United States
Ben's Brooms Father of the Corn Broom Industry
The Broom Research Council says over 50 million corn brooms are sold annually an average of about one per household. Benjamin Franklin is credited as the father of the corn broom industry.
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New York
The
Broom Research Council
Benjamin Franklin
Plug Into Gas
The American Gas Association announced a new certified device allowing gas appliances to be plugged or unplugged from supply lines, expanding portable appliance use in homes.
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New York
API
The
American Gas Association
Review of Years Past Twenty Years Ago 1943
Krupp plant at Essen blasted anew by RAF. British lose 28 planes in attack. Local rubber workers meet tonight in special session. Management and union officers hold conferences. U.S. conciliator assigned to La Crosse as scrap metal collection starts this week with trucks directed by John H. Barth city engineer and Paul Hartwig county highway commissioner. Governor Goodland signs bill establishing 200 dollar fine for failing to stop after auto accident. Memorial Day mail deliveries to be made. New brewing company formed in La Crosse. La Crosse Breweries plan manufacture of former Peerless and Elfenbrau brews with Louis Silberschmidt as plant superintendent. Minute Men statewide organization advocated by representatives of 14 Wisconsin counties meeting at Tomah. Beam of star Acturus opens Century of Progress exposition in Chicago. Mrs Otto Schlabach reelected president of College Club. Garden party planned at Mrs Frank Burgess home. Congregational Church October Circle to host. Germany to mortgage nation with thirty year plaster on holdings and new reparations offer. Four Wisconsin people injured in vehicle passing incident near Dakota Minnesota. Injured Ora Patterson Glen Ross Alice Jackson and Lillian.
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Essen
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Paul Hartwig
Goodland
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Chicago
Otto Schlabach
College Club
A. L. Miller
S. 17Th St
Frank H. Burgess
Losey Blvd
N. Congregational Church
Germany
Dakota
Minn
Ora Patterson
Glen Ross
Alice Jackson
Taylor
Lillian
Trace elements vital to body function in medical view
The article explains how trace elements such as iodine copper zinc cobalt manganese and fluorine support metabolism blood formation and digestion. It notes their roles in enzymes and how deficiencies affect health, including anemia and dental decay prevention.
Child prodigy grows into ordinary adult path
A saying notes that most child geniuses become ordinary adults. It adds a warning that prudent judgment can lower living costs by avoiding unnecessary extravagance.
Cy Barrett Advice on Motivation and Career Change
Readers seek help to improve a husband’s attitude toward finding satisfying work. The column cites examples of明 people reshaping careers and emphasizes action over wishful thinking, urging self start and integrity in partnerships before writing Cy Barrett for guidance.
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The
la Crosse Tribune
Judicial Confusion over Integration Reaches Public View
A U S District Judge Allgood upheld Birmingham policies while Judge Tuttle reversed to allow suspended students back, prompting debate on federal power over local schools. In Washington, Judge Lewis extended equal rights to white prisoners at Lorton, highlighting contradictions in the law of the land and prompting questions about election and school choices.
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Elbert P. Tuttle
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Lorton Reformatory
Byrnes Favored as GOP Unity Move in Wisconsin
Madison report suggests Rep. John Byrnes of Green Bay could be used as a favorite son candidate in Wisconsin’s Republican presidential primary. The idea comes amid talk of Goldwater and Rockefeller strategizing, with Laird behind the proposal to boost Byrnes’s standing and unity for a possible 1964 campaign year.
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GOP Unity Move
Madison
John W. Byrnes
Green Bay
Wisconsin
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Wyngaard
Melvin R. Laird
Marshfield
Laird
National Republican Party
Sen. Goldwater
Gov. Rockefeller
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Rockefeller
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Goldwater
Squeeze to Twelve Tricks in Six Notrump Bridge
North after opening no trump jumps to six notrump with 17 points. South foresees a squeeze to make twelve tricks and sets up the timing by discarding to force East to break both minor stoppers. The article promotes a book and reader service by Oswald Jacoby via The La Crosse Tribune.
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La Crosse Tribune Publication and subscription info
La Crosse Tribune details staff and offices in La Crosse Wisconsin. Rates for home delivery and mail subscriptions are listed for areas near La Crosse including Onalaska and La Crescent with varied durations and prices.
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