America Faces War Choices In Viet Nam Policy
The Allen-Scott column criticizes delays in using surface-to-air missiles against North Viet Nam while restricting strikes near Hanoi and Haiphong. It notes pilot morale rising as missiles are allowed, and questions Washington’s inconsistent stance toward allies and enemies. It also discusses sugar import quotas and protecting American property abroad amid Alliance for Progress tensions.
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Washington
Allen-Scott
Johnson
Soviet Union
Hanoi
Haiphong
Congress
House
Senate
U.S
State Department
White House
Alliance For Progress People
Department of Agriculture
AIR Force
Navy
Rusk
McGeorge Bundy
North Viet Nam
Tee
Thomas Murphy
Agriculture Department
Latin America
Hartke
Alliance For Progress
Murphy
Mrs. Owen Jackson of La Crosse Left Cultural Civic Legacy
Mrs. Owen Jackson died Saturday leaving a lasting impact on La Crosse through support for music and the arts. She taught in public schools, served on state and local boards, and contributed to housing, youth services, and the League of Women Voters, earning wide esteem for civic and cultural efforts.
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Owen Jackson
la Crosse
Governor’s Commission For Children and Youth
la Crosse Housing Authority
Viterbo College Board
League of Women Voters
Wallet recovered thanks to La Crosse locals
Bevier Butts of Waukegan Illinois thanks La Crosse residents for helping recover his missing wallet. He credits motel staff and a Spur truck stop waitress Judy for informing highway police and triggering the effort that led to recovery.
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la Crosse
South Side
Highway 14
Waukegan
Judy
Review Of The News TWENTY YEARS AGO 1945
Twenty years ago items report Sewell L Avery defying a government demand by calling a union dues checkoff ill gal. U S embassy officers were fired on as Venezuelan revolution spread. The world’s first major Nazi war crimes trial of 24 officials set for November 29 announced by an international tribunal. A man and woman escape after stealing 3000 dollars in jewels from Rose Jewelry Store.
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Sewell L. Avery
Montgomery Ward Board
U.S
Rose Jewelry
La Crosse Tribune Public Notices and Rates
The La Crosse Tribune published daily with Sunday morning edition. This notice outlines publisher and editor names, office address, AP affiliation, and exclusive rights. It also lists postage and subscription rates for single copies and carrier or mail delivery options.
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la Crosse Tribune
W. T. Burgess
Sanford Goltz
4Th
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
Reynolds Nominated For Wisconsin Federal Judge Seat
John Reynolds, 44, former Wisconsin governor and attorney general, nominated by President Johnson for a federal district judgeship in the Eastern District of Wisconsin. The selection reflects party service, with Reynolds praised for equanimity, intelligence, and commitment despite questions from the State Bar and prior political patronage.
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Madison
President Johnson
John W. Reynolds
Wisconsin
Dem- Wyngaardocrats
Reynolds
United States
House of Representatives
State Bar of
Grubb
Milwaukee
White House
John Reynolds
Bircher Replies To GOP Rejection
Letter to the editor from Keith D. Ellison of La Crosse defending the John Birch Society against GOP opposition. Ellison asserts loyalty to the United States and urges room for Birch members within the party, arguing critics seek bi partisan treason.
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A Bircher
the Tribune
John Birch Society
J. Louis Hanson
Ody Fish
Birchers
GOP
The
Society
United States
United States of America
Wise Sayings From Kings And Proverbs
Bible verses note wisdom quotes with I Kings 19 12 about a still small voice and Proverbs 4 7 urging to seek wisdom and insight. The passage contrasts epic signs with quiet guidance and emphasizes understanding.
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Kings
Bomb Makers Had Faith In Man
Twenty years after Hiroshima and Nagasaki a memoir recalls Einstein and Bohr shaping nuclear thought. The piece highlights their view that nuclear research should serve humanity, their concern over scientific literacy, and the belief that mankind could solve dangers with shared knowledge during a era of rising totalitarian power.
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Washington
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Albert Einstein
Pasadena
Einstein
Niels Bohr
Bohr
Tokyo
Hitler
U S Pilots Allowed To Hit Mobile SAM Missiles
U S pilots may strike mobile Soviet surface to air missiles in North Vietnam under a new policy. Six launchers reported destroyed though Hanoi Haiphong area SAM sites remain off limits. Restrictions limit targets to portable launchers and avoid major ports while military and political debates continue.
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Washington
US S
Viet Nam
Johnson
Hanoi-Haiphong
Red Capital
No One Wants To Be A Craftsman Any More
Sydney J. Harris laments a service worker shortage in the United States noting few good carpenters plumbers electricians and cooks available and criticizing the low status assigned to skilled trades. He contrasts American attitudes with Europe where skilled cooks are respected and warns of recruitment challenges for policemen and other trades amid white collar fantasies.
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Statehouse
Reynolds
Executive Department
Wisconsin
John Reynolds
Hgh
Harris
America
Europe
Extremism debate spans parties and figures in 1965 era
A 1965 NY Herald Tribune opinion piece argues Goldwaters 1964 line on extremism applies to both sides. It notes ministers praising Dr King quote and liberal backlash against conservatives. The piece examines factions within parties and warns against vilifying groups or impugning patriotism.
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Martin Luther King
King
Barry Goldwater
Congress
United States
Viet Nam
Latin America
John Birchers
Americans For Democratic Action
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Italy Leads After Narrow Hand in International Match Points
In North West (D) 1085 542 1K152 Italy gains 10 more International Match Points on board 103 to take a substantial lead. The narrative discusses bidding by Italy and defense at two tables, noting North's double and a risky five clubs call. Five diamonds would have been beaten, but five clubs proved unbeatable.
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North
South
Ace of Hearts
East
West
Five Diamonds
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Mellon
Mexico
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Wilson
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Mao
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Keith D. Ellison
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Cromley
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Vance Hartke
D-Ind
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Finance Committee
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