Broadcasters urged to set up own rating oversight
The National Association of Broadcasters proposes private accreditation for rating services to cover TV and radio. The plan mirrors the Audit Bureau of Circulation model, stressing independent verification of paid circulation and avoiding reliance on member claims. Broadcasters face industry scrutiny and must act to restore trust in ratings and coverage.
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National Association of Broadcasters
Broadcasters’ Group
Audit Bureau of Circulation
ABC
Lesson For Vandals Seen In Juvenile Court Ruling
A Lacrosse city judge sentences two youths for vandalizing Myrick Park trees. They will replace the trees and work a month unpaid for the recreation department, with the judge weighing attitude and work record before final disposition. The piece argues penalties deter crime and reflect growing accountability.
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Lacrosse
Myrick Park
Eugene Toepel
City Recreation Department
Triple squeeze on desegregation pushes by courts kennedy
The Supreme Court Kennedy administration and Negro activists push to end segregation in parks schools and public facilities. The court bans Negro exclusion from public venues and orders swift desegregation, challenging delays in Mississippi Alabama and beyond.
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Associated Press
Washington (Ap
South
Supreme Court
Kennedy
Arthur J. Goldberg
Memphis
Mississippi
Alabama
Kennedy and Symington Leave DoJ and Kennedy on Fleming
Atty Gen Robert Kennedy spoke at the University of South Carolina about rising in the Department of Justice. James W. Symington plans to leave DoJ for private practice. The article notes Kennedy’s fondness for Ian Fleming novels and Fleming’s quips about sharing Jack Kennedy’s era.
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Atty
Robert Kennedy
University of South Carolina
Department of Justice
Kennedy
James W. Symington
Symington
Bob Hope
Moscow
Fleming
James Bond
Flash flood devastates Sparta core injuring and washing away homes
Damage in Sparta reaches millions as Beaver Creek floods downtown streets. One man, Harry Nichols, believed dead after his trailer home was swept away. A Camp McCoy soldier was killed by lightning during the storm. Memorial Day events cross overcast skies as leaders plan postwar French governance efforts.
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Heart of Sparta
Harry Nichols
Sparta
C. E. Lehman
Camp McCoy
Beaver Creek
Business
Charles de Gaulle
Henri Giraud
Attu
Dizzy Dean
Chicago Cubs
Fatalism in Wisconsin Legislature As Recess Nears
MADISON The 1963 Wisconsin Legislature shows a defeated mood as it nears a summer recess. A Republican majority and Democratic governor Reynolds clash over finance, taxes, and a new budget, with little hope for decisions until fall. The governor remains optimistic yet uncertain about support from universities and colleges on funding.
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Madison
Reynolds
Green Bay
Wisconsin
Seven No Trump Triumph on a Club Break
South wins a seven no trump after expert play with twelve top tricks. He handles clubs and diamonds to exhaust opponents hearts spades and diamonds, using dummy’s ace and timing to claim the last two tricks. Jacoby advertises bidding tips and a small booklet offer at the end.
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South
Dummy
West
East
Botulism Food Poisoning Risks and Prevention
Medical notes explain botulism caused by Clostridium botulinum in improperly canned foods. Symptoms appear 18 to 36 hours and include chest pain and breathing difficulty. Thorough heating destroys the toxin. antitoxin is only helpful before symptoms develop.
Summer Tales From the Neighborhood Voice
A reflective note on barefoot boys and summer missteps. The piece frets about neighborly judgments and the idea that after a crash the loudest driver bears blame, focusing on parental concern and social observation.
Image of American government must be bolstered now
David Lawrence argues that America's image abroad as a government of laws is damaged by the lack of federal desegregation laws. He notes Congress has not passed laws enforcing school or employment integration and urges a new Fourteenth Amendment to define such protections. He warns of executive overreach and mob actions undermining constitutional order.
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School of Thought
Toepel
Memphis
League of Women Voters
America
Washington
Dean Rusk
U.S. Supreme Court
Congress
United States
U.S
South
Automation Elevates Jobs Yet Affects Workers
Cy Barrett’s letter warns automation upgrades can displace workers even as it creates higher level roles. Dear readers share tensions over data control centers and data processors replacing labor, while urging practical guidance for careers in a changing market.
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E. M. Wright
MR. Wright
Federal Savings of
Detroit
La Crosse Tribune Rates and Delivery Details
The La Crosse Tribune issues price and delivery information including home delivery areas La Crosse Onalaska La Crescent and Sunday Tribune access. Subscription rates are listed by duration and distance from La Crosse with advance payment required.
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la Crosse Tribune
4Th and
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wis
Onalaska
la Crescent
LaCrosse Sunday Tribune
Carrier Bay Mail
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