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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1958
Page
4
France adopts a new parliamentary system that ends proportional party lists and emphasizes individual candidates. Analysts warn executive dominance could curb Parliament and risk future abuse, while supporters hail stability and a Gaullist edge. The change reshapes how seats are won and may redefine political power and liberty.
The piece argues that flexible positions are needed for any success in Warsaw between the United States and Red China over Quemoy and Matsu. It notes China wants full abandonment of the islands while Chiang Kai-shek resists. It doubts a lasting settlement is possible now and cites II Kings 17 24 as biblical allusion.
Robert C. Ruark recounts bear hunting on Kodiak Island, Alaska with Alf Madsen and Nick Malutin. He endures rugged travel and close encounters with a mother bear and cubs, growing wary of danger while humor and self awareness emerge. The piece closes with Ruark noting the bear may scar his career as a writer.
Several men in a maternity ward waiting room were startled by a boy in football uniform taking a seat with them. The lad explained he came as a stand-in for his coach’s wife, who is in the hospital, saying they have a big game and he was sent as his replacement.
Review recalls John L Lewis urging resignation if Green follows with peace hope. Hungary occupies border areas of Czechoslovakia as Milwaukee area notes civic mood with troops arriving. Mahlon Jefferson dies of heart attack in Sparta at 52. Madison visit by city officials for Wisconsin Municipalities league. Daughter born Oct 11 to John and Mrs Miller. County Treasurer Marvin Johnson collects 49091 from state for three months of old age pension.
A reader service provides brief Q A exchanges on sales taxes for movie admissions yaupon tea Paul Claudel blackberry winter and permit mail history. It notes twenty one states tax admissions with common rates and mentions the New American Webster Handy College Dictionary offer.
The Soviet Embassy has relaxed a ban on visiting horse tracks and will permit Russians to attend the International Race at Laurel to watch their own horses run.
A daily reflection of waking love for James Metcalfe. The speaker describes waking to his eyes and the sense that he belongs to her forever, a continual surprise of love as dawn reveals dream fulfilled. Copyright 1958 Field Enterprises.
DAVID LAWRENCE eulogizes Pope Pius XII as an inspiring leader whose moral force shaped global policy. He cites Pope’s business ethics speeches, warnings against state overreach, and calls for Christian principles in corporate life, urging private initiative balanced by human solidarity.
A Madison report describes dawn to dusk door to door hand shaking as a rising technique for governors and senators, noting brisk brief encounters, literature passes, and direct vote appeals. It cites William Proxmire’s advocacy and observes reactions from workers, shoppers, and union representatives.
Doctor Edwin P. Jordan explains intravenous injections as a fast, effective method for delivering blood and fluids. Blood transfusions save lives during and after operations, and sugar solutions with salts quickly restore energy and fluid balance. Protein preparations injected into veins have aided long term malnutrition cases, sometimes keeping patients alive for weeks without oral intake.
The La Crosse Tribune announces edition details and circulation rates. It lists staff roles, office address, March dates, AP affiliation, newspaper pricing for home delivery and mail subscriptions within 75 to 150 miles of La Crosse.
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