Olson Martin ticket urged by Tribune in Wisconsin governor race
The Tribune backs Olson and David Martin for governor and lieutenant governor, arguing their record of Knowles era reforms, education funding, and campus security shows readiness. It contrasts Lucey’s spending forecast with Olson’s pledge to avoid new taxes, citing Olson’s campus and emergency experience. Ed Howe quotes frame the opinion.
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Wisconsin
Knowles
Warren Knowles
Jack Olson
Man
Olson
David Martin
Patrick Lucey
Lucey
Madison
Sterling Hall
Lacey
the Tribune
Olson-Lucey a tossup in Wisconsin governor race
In Wisconsin the incumbency advantage is explored as a factor in the governor race. The piece notes the limited patronage of the Wisconsin governorship, its prestige, and how incumbents usually enjoy campaign advantages unless faced with strong opposing issues or a fluke election. The analysis frames the current contest as lacking incumbency leverage.
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Madison
Wisconsin
U.S. Congress
Washington
Illinois
Reflective Quotes and 1960s Wisconsin Political Context
A mosaic of quotes on truth and society contrasts with a political w view of Wisconsin in 1960s campaigns. It recalls Har ringtons critique of sensitivity and utility in public life while outlining Knowles Lucey Olson contests and broader partisan trends shaping Nov 3 forecasts.
Letter: readers question causes of social turmoil
A reader letter from Mrs. Agnes Buchanan of Madison, Wis., argues for unrest in schools, Viet Nam policy, prayer in schools, abortion, and governance as causes of societal decline. She warns that protests, drugs, and treason threaten the state, citing Galatians 6:7.
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Agnes Buchanan
Madison
Wis
Long range planning under way for city improvements
Twenty years ago in 1950 a new city planning analysis began to assess public improvement needs for long range financing and growth. Q H Hale, plan commission secretary, announced the effort while national and international events drew attention to Manchuria UN forces and St Lawrence development debates. A local grocery chain announced a third La Crosse store named The Village at Losey Blvd and Highway 33. Thad Brindley attended a Triple A highways meeting in New York. Nurse Laila Freiland left Lutheran Hospital for missionary work in Natal after serving in China.
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Q. H. Hale
Plan Commission
United Nations
Manchuria
Seal
Canada
St. Lawrence Seaway
United States Congress
Cram Food Stores
Losey Boulevard
Highway 33
Thad H. Brindley
la Crosse
Wisconsin
New York
Laila Freiland
Lutheran Hospital
Natal
South Africa
China
Disaster for Lenore Romney in Michigan Senate bid
NEA dispatch from Lansing notes Lenore Romney trails Sen. Hart 65 to 24 percent in Detroit News poll as her first political run collapses. Observers cite poor campaign structure with long rests and sparse events, plus misreading Romney popularity and his past decline affecting her bid. Hart aids Gov. Levin’s governor race, while Romney’s campaign shifts fail.
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Lansing
Mich
Lenore Romney
U.S
Philip Hart
George Romney
Hart
Detroit News
Romney
Michigan
Senate
Sander Levin
Wil
Gerald Ford
Harold McClure
Elly Peterson
GOP
Republican National Committee
Robert Huber
Bible Verse Malachi 2 6 Reflection
True instruction was in his mouth and no wrong was found on his lips. He walked with me in peace and uprightness and he turned many from iniquity. This verse emphasizes integrity, righteousness, and guidance away from sin.
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Malachi
Radical Left Abuse of Discontent in Modern Politics
A review of The Radical Left: The Abuse of Discontent edited by Gerberding and Smith. Roche contrasts Leninist opportunism with contemporary radical intellectuals, praising insightful essays including Edward Shils on ideology and civility while warning against faith in sweeping revolutionary promises. The volume surveys The New Left Race Students and the University and offers a clinical critique of radical tactics.
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House of Representatives
Goldwater
William P. Gerberding
Duane E. Smith
Houghton, Mifflin
Renata Adler
Chicago
Robert Waelder
New Left
Edward Shils
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Olson-Martin
Ed Howe
Quebec Liberation Movement
Olson-Lucey
By John Wyngaard
By Sydney J. Harris
Michael Harrington
Earth
Warren P. Knowles
Minnesota
4Th and Cass Sts
Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Tribune
Hamburg
Air Ministry
Black River
Mississippi
Copeland Park
Wisconsin Highway Commission
la Crosse-Monroe County
Chamber of Commerce Publicity Committee
Army
Camp McCoy
Britain
Cashton
Ontario
Hoover
Midwest
Central High School
Frank Koppelberger
Howard Hoelzer
Roy Johnson
Jessie Fagan
University of Wisconsin Extension Division
Conservation Commission
Edward A. Fitzpatrick
State Board of Education
M. Carey Thomas
Bryn Mawr College
C. H. Benkendorf
University of Wisconsin Agricultural College
Bridgeport
Conn
John Burke
United States
Windom
Minn
Winona
By Bruce Biossat
NEA
Liam Milliken
President Nixon
New Hampshire
Hayes
Samuel B. Tilden
Rutherford B. Hayes
Ohio
Tilden
Supreme Court
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Radical Left
John P. Roche
Russia
Marx
Lenin
Trotsky
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Mussolini
National Socialist German Workers’ Party
Moscow
East
Tito
Scranton Commission On Campus
Agnew
Louise Day Hicks
Bella Abzug
Wom
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