Law System Failures Highlighted By Ramsey County Case
In Minnesota, the Ramsey County trial of David Linehan, 24, who strangled 14 year old Barbara Iverson, drew criticism as prosecutors pursued only third degree murder and a 40 year sentence for kidnapping. Critics fear parole will release him soon, leaving public safety unsettled and questions about justice lingering.
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Bosch Debut Shows Mixed Signals on Dominican Crisis
Former Dominican president Juan Bosch returned from exile to Puerto Rico amid an American-backed welcome and urged use of all means to withdraw foreign troops. He demanded indemnity from the United States and other nations, while calling for stable democracy to end the intervention. He warned against reliance on leftist radicals and noted past ineffectiveness as leader.
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Town Shelby ends crossing guard at St. Pius X School
Readers react as the Town of Shelby discontinues the Highways 14 and 35 crossing guard at St. Pius X School effective Oct. 1 after the school annexed to the City of La Crosse. Editor Virgil C. Luckeroth and Mrs. John Bentley of Merrillan weigh in on town priorities and broader issues of safety and faith.
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Review Of The News TWENTY YEARS AGO 1945
Reopen two kindergartens closed by polio a week ago. Mine closings and additional strikes continue to plague soft coal industry. An estimated 550,000 are idle. Congress certain to explode if Russian move to replace Gen. MacArthur as supreme Japanese ruler with four power commission succeeds.
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Water main breaks. motorists wash cars under spray
Along Highway 64 E in Russellville Arkansas a water main rupture sent a spurting jet across the road. Drivers paused to wash their cars under the spray before continuing their trip. The piece contrasts teen obeyance with sport fans.
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President Heads For Surgery With Full Confidence In His Stand-In
President Johnson prepares for gall bladder surgery with Hubert Humphrey as acting president if needed. Johnson instructs Cabinet and White House staff to stay in constant contact, and Humphrey says he and the cabinet are clear on procedures during the short absence.
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Double Your Speed And Its Fourfold Impact
A collection of curmudgeonly personal essays on speed literacy gender politics and public policy. The author cites geometrical progression analogies to speed and notes on capital punishment schooling and currency reform with quips about culture and economics.
Wisconsin Democrats Confront Tough Knowles Target
Democrats privately fear Governor Knowles may be a tougher opponent than expected as his liberal record and education focused budget challenge usual campaign themes. Republicans under Fish push for a broad youth and urban issue agenda to sharpen the party’s appeal and widen Knowles’ political cushion.
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Faith Remark Shocks Multitude As Jesus Praises
Jesus expresses astonishment at a centurion’s faith in Luke 7 9 saying not even Israel possesses such faith. The crowd around him hears the remark as a striking recognition of outsider belief and divine authority.
Castro Recognition Bid Sparks White House Policy Rift
Castro offers to open Cuba to refugees triggering a behind the scenes clash among Johnson aides and congressional advisers over using aid to influence policy toward Cuba. Senators Kennedy Feighan and Chelf challenge a State Department move to grant automatic citizenship to Cuban refugees, while a Feighan Chelf plan proposes a Freedom Corps to Cuba. The refugee outflow grows with displacement estimated at 600,000 and projected needs near one million by year end.
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Pope Appeals for Global Peace and Nuclear Stance
Pope Paul VI urged world peace at the United Nations, calling on free nations and Communist regimes alike to abandon offensive arms while allowing defensive arms. He urged personal transformation and moral renewal to build an edifice of civilization on spiritual principles, noting the need for credible pledges amid Soviet and Red China opposition.
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La Crosse Tribune Information and Rates
La Crosse Tribune announces publication details and staff credits. The paper is published daily and Sunday morning from 4th and Cass Street La Crosse Wisconsin with Sanford Goltz as editor and T Burgess as publisher. It is a member of Lee Enterprises and the Associated Press. Rates: single copy 0c, carrier 55c per week.
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Italy and America Play Out Three Spades On Board 36
In a match between Italy and America both South players opened one spade with 10 HCP. Each declarer reached three spades. Italy at four odd made four. American declarer went down one in his part score while the Italian saved four tricks by discarding hearts after club ruff and heart management. Avarelli led the jack of clubs against three spades.
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