Rabinovitz Named U.S. District Judge in Wisconsin
The Western District fills a long vacancy with Sheboygan attorney David Rabinovitz, once UAW counsel in the Kohler strike disputes. Critics note past controversies, while supporters cite his qualifications and pledge to clear an 180‑case backlog and run an impartial court. His Senate confirmation is seen as likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
David Rabinovitz
Sheboygan
U.S
Patrick T. Stone
UAW
Kohler Co
William Vinson
Detroit
Kohler
Ford Schlichting
Vinson
Emil Mazey
Schlichting
Sheboygan County
Rabinovitz
Gerald Boileau
Senate
John Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Public Warm Talk With Saigon Yields Little Change
President Kennedy urged Diem to mend his regime or risk losing aid and battlefield victory against Communists. Washington backed away from threats to sever aid as U S policy wavered, repeating a pattern of tough talk without concrete action regarding South Viet Nam and other allies. Diem remains unimpressed by past U S bluster and the White House oscillates between criticism and restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Saigon
Diem
U.S
Mme. Ngo
White House
Castro
Cuba
Haiti
Duvalier
Washington
Mr. Diem
Fluoridation Furor Prompts Widespread Controversy
A column argues fluoridation alarms were driven by right wing politics, noting nationwide medical and dental groups and officials approved adding fluoride. It cites hysteria in Gastonia over a referendum, claims reactions were psychosomatic, and alleges anti fluoridationists even invented the goldfish deaths.
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Medical and Dental Associations
Gastonia
Africa
How Sen Keating Became An Expert
Washington reporters investigated Sen. Keating of New York and found he became a Cuban issue expert by reading newspapers and stitching together information. A tip on Aug 31 guided his Aug 29 story based on intelligence sources about 1200 Russian troops unloaded at Mariel, during Kennedy’s stance that only technicians were in Cuba.
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Billings
Mont
Gazette
Washington
Sen. Keating
New York
Keating
Mariel
Kennedy
Cuba
Keating's Senate Revelations and Cuban Missile Claims
Editors note how Keating used disclosed material to reveal launching sites for intermediate range missiles. A Miami Daily News report, read by a reader, influenced his broadcast claiming 5000 to 8000 Russian troops in Cuba. President Kennedy later confirmed aspects amid censorship debates.
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New York
Miami Daily News
Keating
Kennedy
Review of News Past 1943 Wars and Local Accidents
The page recaps 1943 events with allied advances in Sicily and Germany targets, a 16th street bus collision injuring three, and a list of wartime reports. It notes RAF raids on Mannheim and Ludwigshafen, Soviet actions near Stalino, and U.S. daylight attacks in Southwestern Germany. It also covers a Dewey proposal for a postwar alliance, GOP delegate polls, a fire at Ole Evenson’s property, and golf winners at La Crosse CC, plus 1933 and other year notes on Cuban events, storms, and local civic items.
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Salamaca
MacArthur
16Th Street
14Th
Cass
Emily Pertzsch
Travis
al French
Adams
Donald Pokrath
Mannheim
Ludwigshafen
Rhine
Germany
London
Stalino
Donets Basin
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
U.S
Great Britain
Baltimore Sun
Stockholm
Dewey
John Bricker
Ohio
Wendell Willkie
Ole Evenson
Westby
Janet Ruggles
Navy
Swanson
Washington
Cuba
Quantico
Cuban
Texas
Chicago
New York Flyer
Erie Road
Binghampton
N.Y
the Tribune
Verdota
C. R. Pieper
Herman Wehnke
J. E. Higbee
Frank W. Pitman
Vermont
Harriet Gelatt
Harriet Ray
la Crosse Country Club
A. T. Holmes
Lou McQuigge
John A. Elliott
Main
P. A
Pilger
Wood
Joseph Marshall
la Crosse
Platteville
Cy Barrett Advice Column Highlights Broadcast Criticism and Self-Help
Cy Barrett suggests constructive TV industry criticism through the American Council for Better Broadcasts at 423 N Pinckney St Madison Wis. The column also covers a furniture business debate on installment credit, a University of Idaho survey, and career guidance for self employment with booklets offer.
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N. Pinckney St
Madison
Wis
The
American Council For Better Broadcasts
A.C.E.E
University of Idaho
Boise
Idaho
Spokane
Washington
Gramps
Moscow
P.S
State's Move Into Local Law Field Signals Trend
Wisconsin shifts power from local to state in criminal investigation. State Attorney General forms a investigators bureau led by Leroy Dalton to scrutinize Milwaukee enforcement laxities, backed by Gov Reynolds and Sen Leonard. The move widens state role, expanding crime labs and traffic patrol, challenging local police independence.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Atty
George Thompson
Gov
Reynolds
John Doe
Ligent
Milwaukee
Jerris Leonard
Leonad
Leroy Dalton
Gov. Reynolds
March on Washington backdrop shadows Washington crime
A brutal Ellison murder near his home shocks Washington three days before a noted peaceful March on Washington. Police chased five suspects in a stolen car. all have records. Juvenile status complicates potential punishment. FBI crime trends show youth-led increases in assaults and other felonies, urging tougher action by government and courts.
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Washington
Newell W. Ellison Jr
Lawrence
Princeton
Yale
Ellison
U.S
Young Ellison
Robert Gardner
Superior Court of
Orange County
California
FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin
America
FBI
Chicago
Supreme Court
Congress
Calculated risk shines in bridge play
South Paul Levitt of Sioux City put a bold plan to work after East showed out in clubs. He inferred West held a five card suit and a diamond re entry, then cashed spades, used the dummy, finessed and discarded to win. The result demonstrates patient counterplay and a key three of hearts missing mystery.
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East
Queen of Hearts
West
South
Paul Levitt
Sioux City
Iowa
Paul
La Crosse Tribune Rate Card and Masthead Details
The La Crosse Tribune lists editors and staff including Sanford Goltz and J E Lienlokken with pricing for home and mail delivery. Local and out of town subscription rates, advance payments, and carrier delivery areas are outlined alongside advertising and office contact details.
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LaCrosse
Onalaska
la Crescent
la Crosse
Sunday Tribune
LaCrosse Sunday Tribune
Carrier Bay
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Kennedys
Stern
United Auto Workers
South Viet Nam
Japan
United Nation
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Geneva
Dorothy Schwalbe
Peter Kreutz
Mary Leiser
Commission
Doerflinger
Gundersen
Martin
John Langdon
Rules Commission
Webber
Bob” la Follette
Arkansas
L. M. Goddard
King
Fred Goddard
George H. Gordon
Williamsport
CY Barrett
Ronald Owens
Ronald
Angels
John Wyngaard
David Lawrence
March
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Jacoby
By Oswald Jacoby
Oswald Jacoby
la Crosse Tribune
P.O
Dept. A
Radio City
Che la Crosse Tribune
W. T. Burgess
Sanford Goltz
R. L. Bangsberg
J. E. Lienlokken
4Th and
Cass Sts
Lee Enterprise, Inc
Associated Press
Tribune
Avin Neeeme
Jann & Kelley, Inc
Eee
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Atlanta
Minneapolis
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