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   Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune (Newspaper) - June 14, 1958, Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin                                TRUC T I V E K E W 9 P A P Forty Fifth Wisconsin Single Copy Seres Democrats Show Plenty of Zip as Convention Opens By ARTHUR BYSTROM LA CROSSE business in and Madison cut deep info the ranks of notables Friday night for the opening of the annual convention of. Wisconsin Democrats who got their three-day off to a rousing start About 800 delegates heard a bristling keynote speech I by Rep. Eugene McCarthy who blasted the domestic foreign policies of the national Republican They were treated to a demonstration that included in the line of inarch a band and host of. girls carrying banners plugging Sen. Hubert Humphrey in FirA as a candidate for president m rire 1950- PHILADELPHIA Four They also read the burned to death early of the platform committee day as fire swept their West which raised party banners in adelphia home preparation for a clash Five others household Wisconsin Republicans through windows over control all state offices and a roof The houses of the beat back of a Opposition to Sales mother to fa sales tax and any for so-called 43. 01 Mrs. Wisconsin at their 3: convention in 1 as 6 adopted a resolution ing the Legislature to call for a investigators said the firet referendum on the right apparently had started ia as. Legislature Adjourns After Voting Special Measures Soviet Agrees to Crib Springs i BALTIMORE young boy one three and the other were found tied to the of their cribs Friday in a stuffy MOSCOW Soviet Union has agreed to begin Two policemen found the exploratory scientific talks in Geneva July 1 on to Ued to springs f their lice any worldwide ban of nuclear Boln were U D Q H I sy ROGER sin's meeting in their first special session in 10 adjourned Friday The Russian agreement came Friday in answer to and had rashes over large t after completing action on a made Tuesday by President Eisenhower's message of their production took a flat commitment to stop atomic and Imogen month for u u TO i T. j the youngest Mrs. Jean T. the last The West has insisted time since June last Output by Industry Shows Gain Extend Pay for Jobless By 73 Weeks jobless 13 weeks technical talks on inspection wbo heads University of the 3'ear- and temporarily increasing come first radiation The Federal R e s e r v e maximum weekly to Russia announced in April Robert F Bacher of the She was charged with she was suspending nuclear of the older boy and was held m and challenged the West to follow Dr James Brown Fisk of Bell 000 bail for grand jury action index of output for her The have Police learned about tied the nation's mines s sPecial session rejected tne idea or Union's from a woman police school received favorable COn- Items included in Gov. i Tnc I sideration in substantially the tests could be stopped a Prize-winning of it from a Vs and Evgeni K. The boys will be placed in a from April to oT footer u. T This brought the index to iorm he In ries an oversize briefcase Friday as he leaves the White House at the United Sates and Britain Year rod nf nf icar end of the The chief aide of President Adams under fire regarding his relationship with Boston industrialist issue in next furniture and burned Bernard He has acknowledged being a hotel guest of issue in next springs This law would make it illegal to covered for some require union membership as ai condition of Republican Gov. Vernon son has called for what he de- scribed as traditional methods of taxation in the but there have been increasing demands Republican ranks for a sales Demand Other planks in the Democratic platform would put the party record in auditing of Highway Sen. Charles and automatic ter of Michigan said today Sherman Adams lost of legislative districts if to unless he can account Legislature tails to act after T. 1960 fully expensive favors from Boston industrialist The convention was scheduled to Bernard i Goldfine but the White House declined to say whether Adams re- a and a coat as GOP Senator Has Lost His Usefulness France believed coming fast j Want Speedy Conclusion The Russian note said the talks should be concluded three or four weeks and the Soviet position by saying Geneva meeting should lead to a j quick suspension of all The West has repeated peals to Russia to discuss But desPite a furor President the platform be put into final top aide it seemed likely that no further explanation shape far the fall i would be forthcoming for the time National officials Under Persistent questioning by House Press ing Sen. Humphrey and Sen James C. Hagerty Friday refused to go beyond mire had been explanation Thursday to a House subcommittee that earlier as top speakers for the evidence Goldfine paid some in Boston hotel bills fi but they could not leave Adams over a four-year Plugging on Labor Weary Washington because o f Wisconsin could not be present III fi 6SG cause of a special session of Legislature in the delegates did If 66 let the absences dampen their as others carried the Humphrey was replaced as I f r F soter by He party chairman Patrick KONG cey of Madison who opened the convention with a spirited on party 8 And Hagerty repeated that hower has complete confidence in has no intention of return to ahead with votes still Corps Display March Talents Sunday The first annual Junior American Legion Last month the 15 Of will be the president waged bers of the North Atlantic fY HlSh School Corps of the administ Organization invited Russia the Eau Claire Boy Scout Q. 4-nlt'r- 27 per cent of the 1947-49 Edition to jobless 18 points below the Deluded an amendment level of last August and 20 points to the year residency law under the record high of and provisions for 1956. urban renewal authorities The report was empowered to condemn land for indication that Hay was the best slum clearance month since the immediately the began last adjourned at most Nixon Overruled iof the Democratic lawmakers left Meanwhile Secretary of their party's state convention Mitchell confirmed that he had convened at La Crosse a tax cut to join in technical talks and said afternoon parade of drum i the Maria High Corps they would go ahead with bugie corps through the Asked own disarmament studies even if and Nixon had lost m she Talks I city and an evening the Governor Raps Gov. Thomson at the same issued a statement accusing the Democrats of delaying the session It into a third Asked at a news conference if Scores of the competing units a thM at Witter be announced and summoned Eisenhower proposed that and experts from the the state display their Vice President the governor said they could finish their work in two Britain and France sit and said on the talks for whittles in quest of parade and the patience S ftg from Poland Russia agreed to troph to te bythe South Wood Boy Scout Drum i Bugle sponsor of the to be The Russians said they The local corps win not Battles Rage Goldfine was in- to have members of the I because It is the host help out a but will march in the rade and at the evening The three experts on the U.S. The parade start from thei session the beat back two major amendments Nobel Prize-winning moving author Airman Tells Of Wild Flight in two other 1. The New York Herald reported Goldfine was under In- by the Criminal sion of the Justice which it said has subpoenaed tain books and records of the lm release A also the Justice Department F i rt imprisoned in Communist to comment on the start Tells of Gift m. T t. 2- Frederick G. Payne Tbe Rev. Joseph P. fae received 01 the from Goldfine some time N. and the Rev. John He described Goldfine as a Wagner of who were released bcs even though If was obvious would vote for all the Insured Unemployment FaHs In another economic the session that it was i delayed by Republicans they j j were unable to agree on how ills during the week wn battle ing May 31 by 65.300 to the lowest government and r e b e since Jan. 4. It was the consecutive deft t Grand across the river to Sth St. S. Turning south then at Sth the f line of march will wend to Apple j uie consecutive before Thomson St. and then east to Witter It was by far the worst the department has reported decided to support Led by the massed colors of the in the capital since the decline and brought the total of American Legion and Catholic War in Lebanon 36 days unemployment down to the nine units will be At least three big battles in their march by being fought between decline also was Senate Democratic Leader afternoon don B. Johnson of Texas caned i A. director of at said AC 45 1.shanghai> tte the at DALLAS Donala rney vere freed picked up here today of after a mysterious flight from f broadcast IT City Playground the nine units At least signature is ex- Wisconsin Rapids in their march bv being fought between Another decline also was re- com- oiu ni ume to put it into -o T t June 21. It would extend Under the as the Si Increase would be next Thomson had the maximum t. iT. J T. i T I Wi chance the debate run 9 a.m. Monday were blasting away to in Ms family had exchanged the The measure 4uld provide state drum and bagle four new amendments announced 8 and the The most intensive firing and only two or these were nf the Mississippi in a light arrested just wanted to see my it was kind of a crazy But his flight which he said In- on charges of as an old Adams eluded evasive tactics when he bad thought sued bv fighter planes and a crash There was no immediate 8 landing in a swampy was even in might leave still date his release leaves four friend but she asserted known to be In Chinese and strongly opposed by J to 4 for Injury felt she was still too on spy They are businessmen She rushed into his arms at the McCann oi police station and Keeton flushed Francis Redmond of V V I 1C.L.U i V f t t- loan In the Moslem Farmer Home The summer playground is open buses says tourists in the Smoky Quarter of the barricaded make 3 per cent loans BAY Two boys from first grade Mountain National Park stop their sector used as rebel for repairing tornado damaged and two girls escaped a cars when they see bears The third battle was raging on farm facilities when a stolen auto the The bears stop city's outskirts for Ramel Dan nand St. swerved off a highway at more examine the tourists and Counties were announced than miles per ft files financial reports required bv the 1 M 1 d said amounted age groups The fie piles The buses sometimes It not Immediately known earlier as eligible for the The Leonard Brown according to the are delayed as long as an which side had launched first tornado swept throush the area traffic said he was the official June 4, killing 23 ot injuries suffered tus oiu provides in Marshfield's first fatal against officers Faith was Mass. Accident since 1955. j W I'm so A third American Catholic The death raised i fO An unusual offering by Wisconsin State Stevens this summer is its a part of its extension and embraced her They talked N. John Thomas in low tones for a minute or two a civilian before she faced from just walked into my and Richard me u mother rever The 19-year-old who Bishop James Edward Walsh of highway fatality roll to 295. ieff a suicide note before going is in She represents Wood County's aloft in a rented plane He has been held un- sixth traffic death of the morning at was various forms of bouse arrest Li the same accident was public up at his mother's and detention but never been 22. also of larger and officers i landed the plane m a swampy as far as is driver of the car ia winch The measure also would SH was the Act to meet long In the group of 68 making the Keeps ss a Advance didn't have acv arrangements for sented In the tour party by Miss i aiont any particular MILWAUKEE occurred construction and allow Loretta Zastrow way get up he who announced his re- at the western strikers to vote In a bargaining and was unable to get I as city after of anc to see my it was kind of asa controversy over his Driver of other crazy 1 drew Jr 19 didn't think it would do in advance pay a few good to talk to her by before it was learned his needed to see he bonding wanted all Before the girl came to the ments to him tu in d nome and election after they have been re- Irene Ernest to aj he said police tell me City Treasurer Joseph Krueger f Collier was fined and after Road Program to Provide Jobs ST. LOUIS Mrs. Grove Mrs. Hazel bng and Miss Marjorie members of the Hovre and iMiss Bette Rae who teaches at in municipal court sentenced set off a search over two is pretty Doris 17, of She f she said I feel temble You weren't served with this Hurless asked Wisconsin Weather Tallamy He addressed the annual geography and three for of the National Society of European civilization and Professional Engineers last i The group leaves Stevens Point Tallamy said long-term effects by train at midnight and tho safer increased the Empress of vLT values and a more adequate de- France on in He mm. 37. 8 OFF TO weeks of travel with study aboard ship is in store for these Wisconsin Rapids women enrolled for a special summer school course offered by Stevens Point Left to right are Miss Marjorie Miss Loretta Mrs. Hazel Mrs. ine Whitney and Mrs. Irene A sixth member of the local group is Miss Bette Rae who could not be present when the picture was Staff ing the car when It shot off 54 at a speed of about HO per Zom said the auto somersaulted coming to rest in a swampy area just west of the The officer tbe youngsters jumped from the auto fled when he approached on foot girl halted when he fired a In the aad she Identified her The both IS. were the Brown Coosty after they admitted the earlier Friday aight from a residential The 15 and 13. were re- leased to their Motorcyclist Hurt In With Auto A 23-year-old motorcyclist was released from Riverview tal today following treatment of Injuries received in a collision with a car here at p m. William B. 1150 16th St. suffered a fractured collar bone and multiple his physician According to damage at resulted when eastbound on Baker collided with an auto operated by Mrs. Freda C. 441 Witter as the proaching from the opposite di- was turning left onto Sth St.  

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