Causeway pollution prompts river protection plans in La Crosse
The Tribune reports firms on the Causeway contribute to river pollution via septic tanks leaking into city storm sewers. State health authorities push for a sanitary sewer with laterals by late 1967. City officials and businesses fear high costs and months of street disruption.
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la Crosse
Mississippi
State Board of Health
State Committee On Water Pollution
the Tribune
Tic Congress
Chicago
Lucius C. Colman
la Crosse Normal School
Tittle Brothers
Salter
Airport Landing Field
Victory
Amsterdam
Curlew
Wells Fargo
Adams Express
State Railroad Commission
la Crosse Board of Trade
Green Bay
Free Reflectorized Tape For Bikes At Lincoln Junior High
The Veterans of Foreign Wars sponsor a Saturday safety program at Lincoln Junior High from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. offering free reflectorized tape for front and rear bike lights. The measure boosts visibility for riders amid many scooters and lightweight motorcycles in La Crosse, though officials caution that tape is not a substitute for safe riding or legal equipment.
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Lincoln Junior High School
Veterans of Foreign Wars
la Crosse
Viet Nam turmoil prompts question on Ky and elections
Reader letter warns that Buddhist rioters press for General Ky resignation while elections may keep him in power. It argues that a Communist takeover would erase free elections and dissolve protests, with suppression by firing squads, and notes widespread American alarm about winning the war.
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the Tribune
Viet Nam
Frank Harris
Richland Center
Wis
Northland Airlines begins first flight linking La Crosse Eau Claire Madison
Twenty years ago in 1946 Northland Airlines launched its initial service connecting La Crosse Eau Claire and Madison from a local field. The item also notes other regional events including church planning for a home for the aged and a Dachau war crimes execution.
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Northland Airlines
la Crosse
Eau Claire
Madison
Fillmore
Vernon
Byrnes
Congress
U.S
U.S. Army
Lansberg
Germany
Thomas O’malley
Wisconsin
Hot Springs
Ark
Audrey
O. H. Roberts
Avon St
Mississippi River
War Department
Bureau of Public Roads
Sterling Circus
Olivia Dionne
Quints
Beware The Early Rising Nut
Sydney J. Harris laments early risers who wake others with gusto and jokes about an insulting morning alarm. He imagines a phone blocker and a waking warning device to deter well meaning intruders without disturbing the sleeper, praising sleep over forced starts.
Purple Martins Suggested To Combat Insects In La Crosse
Mrs. W C Lockhart of Brownsville Minnesota urges La Crosse to adopt purple martin housing to reduce insect pests instead of relying on DDT She notes Reevesville Illinois successfully uses martins and calls for balanced nature and cost savings over time.
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the Tribune
la Crosse
Reevesville
Ill
W. C. Lockhart
Brownsville
Minn
$250 Million Deadline Drives Fast EDA Spending
The Economic Development Administration faces a July 1 deadline to spend about $253 million on grants and loans for state and local projects. The White House backs rapid disbursement, sparking concerns over secrecy and partisan influence shaping allocations and approvals.
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Washington
Johnson
Economic Development Administration
EDA
White House
Treasury
Commerce
Eugene Foley
Area Redevelopment Agency
Kennedy
Congress
Foley
Small Business Administration
Great Society
Congressional
William Cramer
House Public Works Committee
GOP
Cramer
John Connor
House Committees
Connor
If Viet Critic Won In Oregon In 1966
Washington analysis of the Oregon Democratic primary shows how a Morgan victory would have signaled an administration repudiation over Vietnam. It notes Morse backing, Hatfield win in the GOP, and how veterans of the war issue influenced voting. The piece weighs political expectations for November amid inflation and domestic concerns.
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Francis Dooley
Democratic National Committee
EDA
Congress
Dooley
Republican Committee
GOP
Eisenhower
White House
Washington
Oregon
Rep
Robert Duncan
Howard Morgan
U.S
Morgan
Wayne Morse
Mark Hatfield
Senator Morse
Morse
Hatfield
L. Mendel Rivers
House Armed Services Committee
Johnson
Bob Wilson
California
House
Republican Campaign Committee
Duncan
Robert Kastenmeier
Wisconsin
Viet Nam
Mr. Morgan
America
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
Labor, Irked With Democrats, Isn't Ready To Go Republican
Wisconsin AFL-CIO President George Haberman spoke at the Republican state convention, a publicity boost for GOP officials. The move reflects labor leaders pressuring Democrats over unmet commitments, not a fundamental GOP labor alignment, as Haberman has long navigated both parties. Haberman’s remarks followed a Knowles veto clash and a routine GOP job backing the state employment act, with no clear endorsement pledge for fall candidates.
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Labor
John Wyngaard
Madison
George Haberman
Wisconsin
Afl-Cio
Republican Party
GOP
Haberman
Republican High Command
la Follette
Warren P. Knowles
Knowles
Ody Fish
United States Congress
Oscar Rennebohm
Milwaukee
Organized Labor
Robert Zimmerman
Rep
O’konski
COPE
Dmocrats
Bible Verse Forebearing and Forgiving as the Lord Forgave
A verse from Colossians 3 13 urges believers to bear with one another and forgive any complaints as the Lord forgave them. It emphasizes mutual forgiveness as a central Christian virtue.
Jacoby on Bridge North East South Deal
Bridge score notes the contract 4 in a Jacoby line with North East South all pass after opening 1 cent and 1 overcall. West leads a low card as play begins.
Winning Play Easy To Miss In a duplicate bridge game
In a duplicate game South can secure ten potential tricks by a specific line. Do not draw trumps first but set up side suit winners. Lead a spade to force East’s ace and a diamond return, then ruff and cash clubs and trumps to reach the rest of the winners.
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Hearts
South
West
East
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Paul Scott
By David Lawrence
David
Lawrence
John
Wyngaard
Bible Venrse
Jacoby
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