You Just Can't Get There From Here In La Crosse
The piece notes a housing pinch in La Crosse with high costs and slow residential building. Protests blocked housing ventures by the La Crosse Housing Authority Chadnow Arrowhead proposals and a Town of Onalaska mobile home park, despite zoning compliance. Many families cannot afford conventional homes and protests stall solutions.
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la Crosse
U.S
Chadnow
Onalaska
County Board
The Midi Fashion Backlash In Detroit
The Detroit Free Press mocks midis and maxis as overstocked clothing stores struggle to entice women. It notes a clear preference for breezier outfits, condemns new styles as ugly and obstructive, and quips about fashion conspiracies and retreat.
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Moscow
CBS color TV plan approved as FCC acts
Federal Communications Commission approves CBS color television plan while rival Pilot Radio Corp seeks a nine month injunction. Auto sales reach a $25 billion annual U.S. benchmark per industry yearbook. AAA calls service station rest rooms near menace after a national survey. La Crosse teachers groups discuss student-level problems with surrounding colleges.
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Federal Communications Commission
CBS
Pilot Radio Corp
United States
U.S
AAA
Platteville
River Falls
Stout Teachers College
la Crosse Group
Teachers College Commission of Wisconsin
Paul Hartwig
Priest candidate vows to ignore his principles
John P. Roche defends Father Drinan while criticizing Buckley and other conservatives. He argues Drinan, despite liberal stances on abortion and birth control, should not campaign on a pledge to ignore his conscience. Roche questions Machiavellian politics and liberal integrity in the 3rd Massachusetts district race.
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Bill Buckley
United States
West Point
Vietnam
Nixon
Bill
Robert Drinan
House of Representatives
Massachusetts
Buckley
Drinan
Father Drinan
3Rd
Congressional
Machiavelli
Indochina
Middle Eastern
Middle East
Southeast Asia
Israel
Republic of Vietnam
The
Washington Star
We Are So Mixed Up By Competing Desires And Demands
A dense critique argues that every group from the young and old to urbanites and suburbanites pursues its own wish without recognizing reciprocal needs. It warns that self interest without responsibility undermines society and that if all desires were fully met, both individuals and communities would collapse.
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Whitehead
Quotable quotes on education and liberty from noted figures
Dr. Jack Frymier of Ohio State University criticizes educators for blaming children when they fail and taking credit when they succeed. J Edgar Hoover argues that the nation's choice remains liberty under law, denying a path to anarchy or repression.
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American Electric Railway Association
Wisconsin
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Wisconsin - Minnesota Light and Power Co
G. F. Kroner
Cass St
Madison
Isabel
University of Wisconsin
Carroll
de Haviland
Twin Cities
Holmen
Jack Frymier
Ohio State University
J. Edgar Hoover
Verse From Daniel Declares Peace To All Peoples
Darius sends a royal edict to all peoples nations and languages on earth wishing peace and prosperity as recorded in Daniel 6 25. The message emphasizes universal goodwill and royal authority across kingdoms.
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Darius
Daniel
Hussein loses peace after civil war victory
President Nixon’s aides fear Jordan's King Hussein, after winning a civil war with Palestinian guerrillas, has lost the peace. The Cairo accord signed September 27 with Yasir Arafat and Arab leaders places the resistance under outside supervision, creates a higher committee led by Prime Minister Ledg ham, and signals limited victory for Hussein while leaving both sides able to coexist temporarily. Greenlighted by U.S. analysis, the pact ends military rule but risks ongoing civil war as extremists on both sides see it as only a pause. Kuwait Saudi Arabia Libya halt subsidies, Jordan grows poorer, Israel gains, and Arab front against Israel weakens.
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Paul Scott Washington
Nixon
Jordan
Hussein
Cairo
Yasir Arafat
U.S
Middle East
State Department
White House
Arafat
Ledgham
Sudan
Ladgham
Kuwait
Libya
Saudi Arabia
Israel
Iraq
Syria
Wisconsin Eyes Reform of Archaic Family Planning Law
Madison editors weigh a shifting climate as Wisconsin moves toward a carefully drafted and restrictive family planning statute. The proposal would keep contraceptive controls, ban advertising, and allow counseling under public welfare rules, while not conditioning eligibility on acceptance of help. The issue divides lawmakers and hinges on Catholic influence and public costs, with potential changes depending on 1970 elections.
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Ing
Wisconsin
State Welfare Department
Senate
Nasser’s Rise and Death Dim Peace Efforts in Mideast
A retrospective on Gamal Abdel Nasser’s rule and the Six-Day War, noting his moderation influence, costly military ventures, and the legacy of land reform and the Aswan Dam. It questions what more could have been achieved amid Egypt’s population pressures and Soviet ties.
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
Israel
Egypt
Nasser
Mideast
Farouk
Aswan
Hock
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Che la Crosse Tribune
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Tribune
Clarence A. Dykstra
Northern Engraving Co
2Nd and Market Streets
P. M. Gelatt
William R. Johnson
Chicago
Edward F. K. Gansen
la Crosse County
Democratic Committee
Viroqua
Episcopal
Paris
Common Council
Second Marsh
12Th Street
Chamber of Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
Minnesota
A. A. Fesler
A. E. Blaschke
J. H. Hixon
Messrs. and Mines
L. C. Colman
F. W. Hankerson
J. W. Skinner
Alfred James
W. A. Thompson
George Burton
H. L. Colman
James Taylor
Ettrick and
Blair
By John P. Roche
By Sydney J. Harris
Sydney J. Harris
By John Wyngaard
Wisconsin Citizens For Family Planning
John Wyngaard
United Arab Republic
Yemen
Suez Canal
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