The President Is Not Above The Law
The piece laments racial disorder in Birmingham and beyond and warns the federal courts restrain government and private actors. It argues officials cannot be trusted to keep order and notes school discipline and property control are undermined. It suggests conditions will worsen before improving.
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Birmingham
Kennedy
White House
Gov. Wallace
Alabama
Justice Department
the Tribune
Washington
Fly The Flag Memorial Day Reflections On Unity And Equality
A historical reflection links Memorial Day to national unity and sacrifice. It contrasts past flag symbolism with modern conflict over equality and federal action amid federal troops near Birmingham. The piece argues for lawful avenues to desegregation and cautions against overreach by the presidency or Justice Department.
Olson May Have More Time For It
Gov. John Reynolds vetoed a bill making Lt. Gov. Jack Olson chairman of a Wisconsin World’s Fair committee. Senate seeks override as Republicans question Reynolds claim and note Olson’s prior push for Wisconsin space at the 1964-65 World’s Fair.
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Olson
John Reynolds
Jack Olson
Wisconsin
State Senate
Reynolds
Local protests spark debate on La Crosse High School plans
Letters to the editor urge restraint and local preference in selecting an architectural firm for La Crosse High School. Citizens argue two local firms exist and warn against Milwaukee bids while others defend preserving Courthouse Square and historic heritage.
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the Tribune
Milwaukee
la Crosse High School
la Crosse
H. Knothe
S. 21St St
Courthouse Square
la Crosse County
Prairie la Crosse
United States
Capitol Hill
Washington, D.C
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
Teen Reader Compliments Comic Section
A reader identifies as David Loging from West Salem Wisconsin praising the comic section. He says he enjoys the paper every night and believes some jokes actually happen.
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the Tribune
David Loging
R. 1
West Salem
Wis
Campus Warned Hunters Nay to Hunt on Midwest College Grounds
Officials cautioned hunters to avoid hunting on a Midwest college campus citing safety and campus life concerns. The notice follows rising sightings of deer on campus and aims to prevent conflicts with students and staff.
Review of the news in years past twenty years ago 1943
The La Crosse area saw a wartime mix of reopenings and losses. The La Crosse Rubber Mills plant reopens as CIO members vote to return to work while civilians face food shortages and freezing conditions. Aerial war updates include 210 U.S. troops aiding in Attu, plus obituaries and local notices on deaths, civic events, and police actions.
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Minn
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Harry B. Conklin
Mary T. Conklin
S. 8Th
Mexican Pacific
Congressman Esch
Devine
Landingslag
Norway
H. A. M. Steen
Northfield
Wis
Joseph A. Daniels
Wisconsin
la Crosse Hospital
Harry Holland
Kane
Burlington
Dayton Bluff
St. Paul
R. F. Green
Milwaukee Road
Washington, D.C
of Brotherhood of Locomotive
Winters & Glass Grocery
George
Tax rulings spark debate over medical deductions for wigs
Editors warn IRS interpretation of mental health based medical expenses could broaden deductions next year. The piece notes Sen Ribi coff and Mor timer Caplin involved in approving wig as deductible for hair loss from illness, and questions broader implications for dairy farmers and potential penalties in future farming controls.
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Sen. Ribicoff
Internal Revenue
Mortimer Caplin
Caplin
Wheat farmer rejects stricter controls in referendum
In a Tuesday referendum, a wheat farmer rejects federal planning proposals, praising individual rights and asserting his stance against tighter regulations that would further burden his operation. The article frames the farmer's decision as a stand for independence.
Kennedy brief argues president can write his own powers
The Kennedy Justice brief claims the president can deploy federal troops without state consent or judicial review, proposing a constitutional supersede over Article IV Section 4 and the Fourteenth Amendment. It warns a future president could justify military rule for any reason and suspend elections.
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Supreme Court of the
United States
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Lawrence
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Alabama
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Congress
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New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Madison Deadlock Over Budget Sparks Governor Campaign Theme
Gov Reynolds seeks to frame no budget as a campaign issue while the Legislature defends a fiscally prudent stance. Lawmakers insist they will not approve new expenditures without revenue plans, noting existing appropriations keep services running and a large deficit remains unlikely without tax rises.
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Reynolds
New York
Madison
Gaylord Nelson
Nelson
Check Zoning and Real Estate Ties Before Buying
A reader advises checking zoning and legal ties before purchasing property. The letter cites a lawyer in Orlando offering a consumer guide on Florida real estate and warns about hidden risks like marital status and fraud.
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Lambeth Frane
Title Guaranty
Orlando
Fla
Florida
Death by own action squeeze in three no trump
Bridge note explains a three no trump plan with eight top tricks and a potential ninth. It details a death by own action squeeze starting after a heart duck and a heart continuation, outlining discards by East and how West’s return leads to winning diamonds and clubs.
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West
East
Sanford Goltz Leads City News Team at La Crosse Tribune
The La Crosse Tribune lists Sanford Goltz as editor and R L Bangsberg as contributing editor with J E Lienlokken as news and photo editor and K F Teachout as city editor. Lee ward Lee is noted as state editor and Ed Keefe handles circulation management.
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W. T. Ray Sanford Goltz
R. L. Bangsberg
J E. Lienlokken
K. F. Teachout
Leeward Lee
ED Keefe
Mgr
La Crosse Tribune Publication Details and Rates
Publication info for The La Crosse Tribune lists staff roles and offices in La Crosse Wisconsin. It details advertising and circulation departments, city and postal arrangements, AP association, and home delivery and mail subscription rates for areas including La Crosse Onalaska and La Crescent with noted pricing and service notes.
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la Crescent
Sunday Tribune
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