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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1958

Page

4

45th Year Of Income Tax Funds Yield Up From 80 Million

A retrospective on the US income tax from its 1913 start under the 16th Amendment to current yields. It highlights growth from 80.2 million in 1913 to around 58.9 billion last year, total receipts over 712.5 billion, and the tax’s impact on government size, corporate planning, tax law practice, and crime enforcement.

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Reds Show Bad Faith On Atom Test Ban

Moscow fires two new atomic blasts undermining trust in a planned temporary ban by the United States Britain and the Soviet Union. The West pledged a halt and talks but the Kremlin breaches weaken the push for a global testing ban and verification regime.

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30 Years Of Newspaper Weeks From Othman

Frederick C. Othman reflects during National Newspaper Week on a 30 year career in journalism. He recalls early Chicago days with Capone era, Denver gas wars, a White House stint, Hollywood assignments, and global reporting adventures from China to Brazil, ending with a wish for more years in the field.

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Answers and Paint Colors in Early Information Bureau Q&A

A reader questions dieting weight changes water balance and why weight may not drop steadily. The bureau notes lighting reflectance by wall colors and lists white as top reflector, with a ranking of other hues and their percentages. It also names early U.S. film companies and Haydn Farewell Symphony legend with Esterhazy.

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Czechs reject Hungarian demand in prewar review

Review of 20 years past notes Czechs refusing to yield areas to Hungary while notes on Hitler and Czech operations mix with local incidents. Mentions Loren Perkins injury on Highway 16 and a 1938 context citing Enrolment at Teacher College and Wisconsin League of Women Voters activities.

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Wisconsin Democrats Sharpen Publicity Techniques In Campaigns

Wiscon sin Democrats have improved publicity skills through organized training for nominees and a focus on timely issues like auto mobile taxes. Sen. William Proxmire’s radio strategy and a headquarters plan to convert press releases into speeches demonstrate the party’s stronger media handling and access to free news material during the season.

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Portraits and Charity Appeal Circulate in Public Notices

The text promotes a Modern Letter Writing booklet for 25 cents plus 5 cents mailing and invites readers to send 30 cents to receive it. It also features a yearly charity appeal captioned Give All You Can by James Metcalfe urging community support and personal offering based on one's means.

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Eisenhower letter clamps down on Democratic disunity

President Eisenhower challenges Democratic leaders to affirm whether they would appease the Communists and retreat from allies if war comes. He cites Senator Theodore Green and argues unity at home deters war, urging Congress to back a firm foreign policy amid 1958 elections.

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Doctor Explains Diagnostic Caution and Symptom Variability

The doctor cautions that symptoms may arise from various underlying conditions and not from a single cause. Readers should avoid self diagnosis based on general symptom lists and rely on history, exam, and tests for accurate conclusions.

La Crosse Tribune Publication Details and Rates

The La Crosse Tribune information page lists publisher and staff roles, circulation calls, and pricing. It shows home delivery and mail subscription rates for La Crosse area and surrounding regions, with monthly and annual costs and service notes.

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