Laura Cyr Honored for Teaching Excellence by Instructer Magazine
Laura Cyr received The Instructor magazine special honor for excellence in teaching in La Crosse. State Superintendent An Gus Rothwell praised the award as reflecting the school system's core mission and urged ongoing commitment from school boards administrators and parents to support outstanding classroom teachers.
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la Crosse
Cyr
Instructor Magazine
Angus Rothwell
Renewal Sparks Minneapolis Gateway Center Revival
The piece notes Minneapolis urban renewal transforming the lower Loop with hotels, offices, and apartments. Private investment dominates compared with public work, and 1964 tax yields exceed 1958 results. The city won an All America City award for eradicating blight and boosting investment.
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Minneapolis
Gateway Center
Union chiefs irked as Senate fails to end debate on right to work repeal
The Union chieftains voiced disappointment after the U S Senate could not garner a majority to shut off debate on a bill to repeal Taft Hartley 14B and outlaw state right to work laws. They note Johnson supported the measure in Texas in 1960 but the present effort stalled. Filibuster remains a tool to block hasty action, unions say.
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White House
Mr. Johnson
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Taft-Hartley
Senate
Texas
Growth Through Planning group urges orderly university expansion
Letters to the editor criticize Harold Ristow for instigating political conflict over a heating plant site. Citizens advocate a planned growth strategy aligned with city needs, avoiding residential blight. The piece notes Mrs. Lyndon Johnson's stance on preserving beauty and rejects political framing.
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Harold Ristow
la Crosse
Lyndon Johnson
Mystery Phrase Sparks Local Debate Over La Crosse Ad
A Tribune letter criticizes a La Crosse Chamber of Commerce ad for misrepresenting charity work citing Matthew 25:43. Separate note highlights airline baggage allowance increases and broader cosmetic case sizes for shoppers.
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la Crosse
Chamber of Commerce
Tribune
A New Look and New Taxes in Minneapolis Renewal
The Washington Avenue renewal transformed a skid row into a hub of high rise apartments a hotel and offices. Tax receipts rose from 450000 to 800000 and are projected at 1.2 million next spring with private and public investment totaling hundreds of millions adding jobs and Scandinavian center plans.
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Northern States Power
IBM
Federal Pure Food and Drug Administration
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Minneapolis Housing and Redevelopment Authority
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ASTO
Knutson Corp
Glenwood
Minnesota
Iowa
Illinois
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Dwight F. David
Missouri
John W. Weeks
Massachusetts
E. D. Hunt
la Crosse
Green Bay
State
She Still Has A Temperature
Sydney J. Harris critiques language misuse in a column about Dorothy Malone illness and common errors in medical and everyday terms. He cites misuses like temperature for fever and ulcers for diagnosis, noting how language drifts toward fuzziness.
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Sydney J. Harris
Dorothy Malone
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Los Angeles
Jarris
New Troop Plane Signals Possible Europe Drawdown
The piece outlines a future where a U S airlift sealift system could allow rapid deployment of division size forces and a reduced U S presence in Europe by the early 1970s. It notes West German nerves, U S reassurance, and McNamara’s concerns about European allies bearing more defense costs.
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USS
Robert S. McNamara
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Europe
Bruising, Expensive 1966 Wisconsin Governor Primary Fests
Madison report on how Democratic fears of a hard fought 1966 governor primary mirror past Republican intraparty battles. The piece notes AFL-CIO pressure, open nomination tensions, and the lessons Democrats draw from historic party fights as they anticipate a divisive contest ahead.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Review Of The News TWENTY YEARS AGO 1945
Highlights from 1945 include a new Japanese cabinet proposal to let women vote and lower the voting age to 20, Mississippi Valley Public Service Co bus lines approved, Truman naming a nine man atomic energy commission, and rosy reconversion plans fading amid labor disputes two months after the war end.
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Truman
Rosy
Mussolini
Mediterranean
Great Britain
Rome
la Crosse County
la Crosse
G. M. Wiley
Chicago Lesson On U S School Aids Shows Federal Control Near
Washington columnist David Lawrence argues federal control over schools grows via the Office of Education and civil rights funding. He cites Chicago as a case where $30 million in funds were held and ordered to be released after political intervention. He warns Congress may decide the next steps to shield or extend federal influence on local education.
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U.S
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Commissioner of Education
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Cook County
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Board of Education
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Office of Education
La Crosse Tribune Publishing Details
The La Crosse Tribune published daily with Sunday edition details and carrier or mail rates. It notes ownership by Lee Enterprises and AP affiliation, with billing terms for local delivery and postage information.
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W. T. Burgess
Sanford Goltz
4Th
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wisconsin
la Crosse Tribune
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
Carrer
Grand slam bid byDave Bruce in team match remembered
Jim recounts playing with Dave Bruce in California as Oswald recalls the Four Aces and Four Horsemen legacies. He notes Dave’s bidding flair and a historic grand slam bid in a team match, with West interference and a sequence ending in a claim after ruffing spades and drawing trumps.
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Four Aces
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Four Horsemen
Hal Sims
Blackwood
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