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   Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune (Newspaper) - February 25, 1957, Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin                                Wisconsin Single Copy Seven Cents States Macmillan Says Britain Wants Israeli Pullout French Premier Mollet today in United States for urgent talks 1'res- dont Eisenhower on tho louse Middle East crisis The French leader told that he wished to Clerics Say Kohler nake it clear to the that friendship between Talks Made Progress he and France is Three lle declined comment un France's to clergymen Hi it horn he should be access In I tic llull ol V N be in the made his 111 Ol rese by the Israel in solution would reached in the B uas a Middle Co. a labor today trip originally planned to patch up made crowins out of the of It to bo by a between lint Prime billed as Hip I ol inul was by one of the lo and a c m i I la n thai e I h i o u g h o n I nude view clear lo Ilk ol the Problems how of the National found along on the w i t h- ol forces Irom the Strip and Aqaba touched U.S. Friend Japan's New Leader TOKYO a skillful politician scrubbed in 1) Sukarno and lo ot our ihc John F. became prime anl director ul the department of out thai a will be Kishi is a is lo make few changes in H was the Stales must hand in statement and clergymen s first Uic s er also do with Kod a new row and hastened to ment the irend ol lhc us lhat Ihc government nol The Diet Kishi lo Ihe the United Stales as the split be- even under Itum had long replacing tween America and its nm the United Slates or United Na became of ill health aller allies lions to anv solution which i i Bolh and France are op- s and had to sanctions against Israel New ol Ihe 1'iuon of which be has re- prime during the past month while Mollet told newsmen he could Hebrew and homo pneumonia and a weak heart not make any statement on lhc n p n v Macmillan is The new Cabinet took office In ceremonies before A bristling Pacific with Middle East problem until after ul hUo winds up to 15H miles an he conferred with President ol are lo fiml Kishi lhc uml only barged inlo the West Coast over in This con- in addition Ishu a Ky The Press Ihe weekend and killed three is scheduled for Tuesday n Israel has asked Mollet and 1-or-l flooded part of an Oregon eign Christian Pineau to city and grounded air plead its case wilh Eisenhower iand Secretary of State It Warm air in ir r j the limits of the Gulf of Mexico spread into Midwest and brought relatively Israel's favor as well as temperatures lo the rest of outlining France's the in France Eban Talks Bring ol Hie as minister Ilu recommendation of tin executives thai net I Aller Kain to Continue the Aller Donald K. to speed thus creative lion was The Ave N former Wood County an of holds of In I he area is lower Kishi m m 216 lo for Socialist lm 10 u The the opinion was Continued rain WJS in pressed in Paris that Mollet for the West Coast but Iry not to let the problem of out the furious winds overshadow the com- The gale blasted parts of Among the most Ington state Sunday with gusts up to 153 miles an hour The problems lo be discussed wj h Eisenhower is that of the 9 or thawing wind melted snow on slopes along the Powder RUer a a eastern and about 40 on exchange homes in Baker were flooded In a statement handed to newsmen at Townsfolk and National Ule said hc men the river with bags lo protect the resl of s community of In southeastern Oregon Ihe hour River was expected to crest today after flooding parts of Vale and surrounding Sheriff John said the was with 18 inches of water over U. S. WASHINGTON Wl President way 20-26 between Vale and On- Eisenhower today nominated Schools were board chairman of Mudslide Blocks Highway Corning lo be In northern a to foot stretch ol U.S Highway 101- Tne Presidenti also the main north-south blocked by a mudslide from 8 to 10 feet More than 500 were stranded at A terrific gust felled a 125-foot David K. E. to be sador to West and liam J. a career to he ambassador to fir near Grants 56-year-old and killed two A was named to succeed C. was killed in Dillon as envoy to a falling pine i Dillon was nominated by the The torrential rains posed a mi- President last month to bo a nor flood threat lo the secretary River resort area about 55 Houghton a Republican whose north of San Francisco home 1S al N. V is a former president of the Corning ui rv j. as to As far south as Los a quick downpour flooded lowland -i r i r cii i JL parts of tnc cily for a brief s u c c c e d a. James B. who resigned A Pan American airways liner EXPLAINS ISRAELI a newspaper headline In foreground explains Hie Israeli Ambassador to the Abba Elian and Minister of the Israeli delegation to the face during a press conference in New following Eban's He will confer in New York with Mrs. Golda Israeli's Foreign He also is Scheduled to go lo Washington for with Secretary of State John Foster on the evacuation of Israeli troops from Egyptian rode the wings of lhc slorm from Honolulu to San Francisco in the commercial lime of 6 hours 4 mir Bruce served as ambassador to France from 1919 to 1952. His home is at New Md. Sebald would succeed the late Douglas Moffat as ambassador to cd lo the State Wrecks Faces Charge A 20-year-old Rt. 2, Arpin man faces a charge of driving too fast for conditions as a result of crash al a m. Robert L. the driver of the car which skidded off 186. one casl of Ar- was taken lo St. Joseph's where he ed outpatient for cuts and According lo county Erickson was traveling at a high rate of when the aulo skidded on ice. After leaving the Sgt. William E. a Marine drill instructor with hitting five recruits Airport Subject of 59, a served as ambassador to the European I Talks at Elks Supper Coal and Steel Community earlier in the Eisenhower Efforts of the of Com- At present hc is a member of to promote of President's board of consultants here will be dis- Elks Supper Club meeting uled for p.m. Tuesday in the River Room of the lodge The speakers arc J. Chamber and K. S. At present 55, is chairman of the organization's Four Marine Drillmasters Face Charges PARRIS S C. Ml S. Ihe vehicle rolled over in Ihe dilch a distance of 105 coming to rest on its wheels A utility pole was knocked with his faces a special Erickson's 1956 about Damage estimated at WOO re- from a pileup on Highway 54, miles east of Wisconsin at a.m. County police said an auto ated by Harry 47, 4650 Plover stopped on the way lo allow oncoming traffic to pass prior to executing a left The car immediately en by Richard Van 46, also came to a A third driven by John E. 23, 720 Lee was un- able to slop on the icy skidded sideways and struck the auto at this marine base Rich is one of four drill tors who will be tried during the next two weeks on charges of abusing If he faces a mum punishment of a bad con- duct six months con- forfeiture of pay for up to six months and re- duction ot rank to Capt. James F. base public information the other drill instructors charged are Cpl. William F. Walsh Sgt. Daniel K. and Sgt. Clinton L Fla. Mahoney said accused Babcock man's which was pushed into A car driven by David N. special in about 27, struck a of striking 11 will face special and Maximum punishment of a mary court-martial is up to 30 days of pay for as much as a and reduction in rank to Jones is accused of striking one recruit with his Corey is charged with pushing a recruit to the ground and of forcing another to stuff candy into his own Mahoney Mahoney said none of lhc re- required medical The base has had several cases of recruit mistreatment wilhin lhc past The investigation was off when Nelson R. wrote Maj. Gen. Homer L. base commander that his Pvt. David L. written hc was struck by Walsh with an object which looked like a canceling stamp used in post of- Last six recruits drowned during an unauthorized night dis- by Gordon M. Jones and Corey will face a Matthew which was parked in court-martial within was U.N. Puts Off Israel Debate UNITED N. Y. The U. N. General Assembly again postponed its debate on the Israeli Egyptian dispute today amid reports that some progress was being made toward a The announcement came as Ambassador Abba Eban and Secretary General Dag skjold conferred privately on the The 80-nation assembly first had a session scheduled for this morning and then cancelled meeling slated for 3 p.m. No time was set immediately for the next meeting on lhc Middle East. Eban here from ton and rushed directly lo office to report on the new instructions which he brought back from Israel He pre- had conferred wilh of Dulles on lhc Reports from Washington in- U. S. officials were more The Assembly has before it an demand for tions Israel unless Israeli forces are withdrawn al once from the Strip and the Sharm EI Sheikh on the Gulf of Appleton Woman Is Fatally Burned WASHINGTON Ml Sen. don Johnson said alter a talk with Secretary of Stale Dulles today that tho chances lor a Middle Easl lo hc somewhat more Ihc Senate's ic told we need it. lime and lo work an agreement under which Israel would draw ils from reflecting an ex- change of views with Dulles in a telephone said that long as lhc to the Middle Enst keep there is a possibility of a Egypt's Reaction Johnson said lhat Dulles cd lo him on Ihe secretary's con- wilh Israel Ambassador Abba Eban From these conversations came indications lhat Israel and the United Slates have moved closer to on a formula for an troop The big question was whether Egypt would go Johnson said hc had expressed lo Dulles his own view that rael should gel her troops and the U. N. should get in the Gulf of Aqaba and Gaza Strip lie has opposed sanctions against Israel and expressed Ihe hope tint the nol be in giving any port in the U. N. for Discussion United Nations action also would be necessary for some of the points Secretary of Slate Dulles and Israeli Ambassador Abba Eban discussed during a hour meeting al home In their the Iwo men divided the problem up inlo United States and then issued a joint ment which spoke hopefully of prospects for of The said Eban was reporting remarks to immediately and was re- maining close with the State Eban was expected lu confer on U.N. angles today with Secretary General Dag in New Dulles met with afler lhc ambassador flew back to with new instructions given him al Jerusalem by Israeli Pre- mier David The meeting followed a morning session Dulles held wilh Republican and ale Teamsters Union Attorney Resigns in thai nnd voices to in Iho upper The new Prime Minister Is young m high political Ishibashi 72 and his Ichiro Kishi has been toward the premiership primarily work within I lie ing rather than in Hie lie helped Hirer former prime Tojo during World War Shigeru Promises Aid H Ever United Nations Help Fails Eisenhower told the Hast nations today the menace of International smash all their hard won In a radio broadcast marking the 15lh an- sary of Voire of Eisenhower noted that in the face of thai he has Congress to prove ant i program for the I believe Hie well of Ihe people of the Middle re- the nations uf strengthen and Ihe want to see Kind ol urn's program flU in wilh that lie and work may go On within he live ol lhc menace nl which then hard won accomplishments over- MI we nive these the that If such a r and if the Nations machinery cannot deal with Ihe and a try for our 11 can count on our the tive linn of this lhc work of can in nnd lost to by only seven votes in lhc party's balloting for a successor to Last Wartime Hc served as commerce ter in Cabinet bnl was fired lifter the Spring Over Wisconsin's weekend preview of wilh but colder weather is due lo the state Weatherman Howard Thompson said the cold nir will inlo the parl of Wisconsin Today's early morning were lo 21) degrees above normal for Ihe Only al where mercury dropped In 211, was a below 30 r c a d i n g and Fark Falls had 31, Eau Claire and Wausau 311, Green La Crosse nnd 37, Kenosha and Lone Hock and Milwaukee 47. Sunday's maximum tures were mostly in nnd 40s. They ranged from in region to al Light rain or d r i I c fell Wisconsin The rain was heaviest over southern part of Ihc with re- cording of an p Saturday ill Wisconsin would provide for General of troops In the ho had been lhat If and 200 million dollars Waukesha County Crash Takes 4 Lives Death resulted from a Mr. Holland ly in financial No Mention of I ci eel Hospital 1" prepared the to made no mention of Madison uhon his condition be- or sis precipit services an- to lip held at St. 111 a.m. The Chester in Calvary may pay al the Taylor Funeral from 1 o'clock unlit Iho time of to forces The Associated A collision before dawn Sunday In Waukesha County killed four young three of them dents al Iho University of Their deaths were among weekend which raised Wisconsin's traffic death count to compared with the situation In mind In Unit principal source of order in the driven by Albert F. world is United W. 23. nnd Patrick failed lo wilh 13, met on repealed U. N. demands thai II Highway near Waukesha ty Trunk killing them and Mr. served in Ihc withdraw ils forces from the Glua Strip and Ihe Gulf of The thaL as United Stales ivii m i i i i In nl todays had been acting attorney if Wood Counly for I wo years arid many so loo we support as vigorously I be two passengers liam Rausch 20, and Arnold 19, both Authorities said the Milwaukee all were of die from n Waukesha between these Millions dance when the collision was Principles and 2 a.m. in the Town New 'The of the Carol Ann 2, Route 3, ids 11117, I lie son of Ihe lale Mr. and Peter On April he married Mary of nl with five find and one Clarence After St. and receiving a B.A. decree from Mary's Mr. enrolled In the sily of Wisconsin Inw in he was called In duly wilh Ihe Na vv as a seam Slates Is lhat of a was killed Sunday d when an auto driven by her the of ant human hu begins with a dec- which has inspired lions of free people everywhere lhat men arc endowed by Franklin left the road til Cedarburg and struck a utility John D. 30, was killed Saturday night when creator wilh certain his auto struck two utility poles able that among these urc leaving Highway 30. about and the Of nf an Hint same and the of this same declaration also stales along with this self- we must show 'a decent respect lo lhc opinions of WASHINGTON J. Albert Woll resigned today as general counsel for the Teamsters Union on the eve of a Congressional in- into the big union's Woll told a reporter he has sub- mitted his resignation in a letter lo Teamsters Union president Dave He said demands of WISCONSIN WEATHER Much tonight with cold wavo portion tonight and Low tonight 5-10 balow 20i extreme able cloudiness tonight with light or likely cast and south cloudy and Circled 111 Gaining advancement lo com- missioned he was assigned lo duly aboard a destroyer ing in die Pacific nnd won five major campaign When re- leased lo inactive duly in Hurst Is Reelected To Pulpwood Position F. U. ager for Consolidated er Paper was reeled eel a vice president of the American Pulpwood Assn nl the four miles west of Miss Mary Joseph 50. suburban was knocked clown and killed by her auto when it lurched forward ns was bending over the ing with the The accident occurred on the road in front her home in Monona William A. 28, lost his life Friday on a road near Orfordville in Rock Hc was thrown from his Induct Five as Draft Quota for February Two Wisconsin Rapids men were aiming five comprising as if left a road near February draft quota ville in Rock County and tumbled who were inducted into the Army into n wooded lasl according lo Mrs. fred clerk of lhc local Selective Service Sent lo Ft. Leonard for basic training were Robert C. JHI Chestnut re- tail Douglas E. 10lh St clothing ly Myron 28, of Route 1, died today of injuries re- Sunday night when his auto struck the rear end of a farm tractor on a Jefferson County road just of The tractor operator was not annual meeting which con- in York Factory Thomas R. An auto and truck tire in Fond du Lac C. killing the driver is Hurst's third term as a bakery and Jerrold having been firM plumbing nigh upper 303 extreme Local weath preceding a zero draws ils of me of the of Fond du Lnc was All of Ihe inductees arc 22 killed today when his auto and a Iruck collided on from pulpwood consumers The next draft call will be 23, five miles east of ier fnen tor producers east of the lour who will hc inducted on Fond du The truck driver min. ii said minor it. Mrs. said only minor Tranquilizing Pills But VATICAN CITY Pius XII says it is nol of leads lo total oblivion of the most and moral or to use or other drugs ease pain when doctors But hc maintains the of tranquilizing pills must be curbed prevent grave Control of Suffering physical and moral damages to Addressing 500 doctors at a special audience the Pope proved tho use of drugs lo relieve pain even they shortened ils met nods enters into the Teamsters Union for his time But hc said the drugs must nol Lhc carrying out of other tion neither with the natural Drugs the proper medical use of and provided one observes the required the state of insensibility involving a ing or a suppression of inoss is permitted by natural for legal activities had grown too moral and religious order nor wilh the specifically great to continue with that The Pope based his 45-minufc address on questions posed last fall i Christian He is in legal I by the Italian Society of the Science of He with the ordinance of Woll also is general counsel circumstances can impose another line of but lo bring suffering un- AFL-CIO and does legal work duty of of interior purification is not APPLETON UB Mrs. labor 51, whose night gown He has been reported under an obstacle to the use of submerged in a twilight unlawful lo make use ofj ask the removal of men's control I But he added that would be spirit of the Moral Question The Pope then took up the tion of whether it is morally right to use drugs to reduce on medical when the life of the patient probably would be shortened by doing caught fire at her home Saturday pressure to quit either the IID died of burns Sunday slers or AFL-CIO Calling on public authorities to follows Ihen that he cannot of the dying anesthetics against the expressed i pain and consciousness by means of drugs when medical reasons 300 block of 4lh Ave. early Mahoney and reduced in rank in an upstairs bathroom when the night al St. Elizabeth j A special Senate the sale and use of upset or suppress his Turning lo religious suggest it permitted by Her husband said she was by Sen. McClellan he said lhat only lo obtain pleasant in regard to inducing un- gion and morality ta both doctor lit. tUU L Jll jrday Damage court-martial is fined and confined for of the three military Sown The cause was nol immediately is opening hearings alleged racketeering practices labor and Tuesday inlo person who uses them if hc seeks only by means of patient even at the complete his daily certain euphoria of and other He of death and if one fore- work if hc remains continually Facts show thai the limits laid down 9  

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