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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1968
Page
4
William Buckley Jr argues Americans have not decided how to handle riots as Chicago unrest tests public resolve. He questions police authority, civil liberties, and whether decisive force or restraint should guide demonstrations and enforcement.
The La Crosse County incumbents D Russell Wartinbee and Norbert Nuttelman face Republican challengers. Patrick Zielke contests Nuttelman while Ann Wartinbee has two opponents Gerald Greider and Lloyd White. The Tribune favors Greider for improved city representation despite Wartinbee’s experience.
The editorial lauds Ray Bice for twenty years as a legislator with broad interests including highway safety education and health welfare. It cites his role in creating safety zones for school buses and truck spacing laws, plus reflectorized license plates and tax credits for Wisconsinites working out of state. The piece notes his TB related public health work and his influence on the 1967 highway safety bill while questioning his opponent’s positions on beer age consent school aid and taxes.
In 1948 Berlin demonstrators stormed city hall as part of a Communist led bid to topple the anti Communist government. The piece notes the event alongside a roundup of historic items from 1918 to 1938 and 1928 including weathered notes on crop losses and local developments.
A teen quarrels with punctuation while a warning from a manual shows commas can change meaning. The essay argues proper punctuation shapes tone and clarity, noting Shakespeare quotes and readers’ attentiveness influence understanding and pleasure in words.
The piece reports U.S. awareness of the 1968 Czechoslovakia invasion preparations, citing CIA memos and a Johnson luncheon discussion. It notes Austria and France urging firm U.S. stance, NATO reconsidering plans, and readings that U.S. policy will defend Europe despite elections.
A Bible verse from I Corinthians 7 32 teaches that the unmarried man is anxious about the affairs of the Lord and how to please the Lord. It emphasizes devotion and focus on spiritual matters over worldly concerns.
A reader protest targets a Tribune-Talk filler on teenagers and heart health, urging the paper to present USDA findings and dairy-diet concerns. The note cites conflicting editorials and letters from USDA, Senator Aiken, and Nelson on nutrition and taxes, with reader addresses.
Washington based piece argues that American professors leaders and scholars were surprised by Soviet actions in 1968. It contends Soviet history shows a pattern of aggression and subversion and warns that long standing ignorance of facts undermines policy making and public debate.
La Crosse Tribune published daily and Sunday edition from La Crosse Wisconsin. Provides publisher W T Burgess and editor Sanford Goltz names and address at 4th and Cass Streets. Describes AP affiliation and postage information for local readers.
A columnist cites Edward Bulwer-Lytton on poverty and salaries in poverty program administration. The piece questions whether those running anti poverty efforts deserve high pay, noting common financial pressures like mortgages and family needs.
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