Dulles Frames Southeast Asia Pact as Barrier to Reds
Secretary of State Dulles touts a Southeast Asia defense pact as a substantial barrier to Communist expansion. He cites mobile striking power and Western Pacific forces, with eight nations including Australia and Britain backing the treaty. The agreement seeks mutual defense against armed attack and rapid consultation against subversion or indirect aggression.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Dulles
Europe
Southeast Asia
United States
Western Pacific
Manila
U. S
Western
Pacific
Australia
France
New Zealand
Pakistan
Philippines
Thailand
Britain
Dulles Talks With Adenauer Aims to Weigh Germany in West Pact
Secretary of State Dulles arrived in Bonn for emergency talks with Chancellor Konrad Adenauer as they seek a substitute for the dead European Defense Community treaty. Adenauer will brief Dulles then hold private discussions to determine Germany’s equal role in a Western alliance.
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Europe
French National Assembly
West Germany
Bonn
Konrad Adenauer
London
Churchill
Eden
Dulles
Germany
Britain
Adenauer
Wet Weather To Continue Across Large Areas
The Associated Press reports more cloudy and wet conditions across wide regions. Heavy rainfall fell in parts of the South, with Savannah Georgia noting nearly six inches in 24 hours and Apalachicola Florida about 3.5 inches. Jacksonville Cape Hatteras and Burrwood logged around three to four inches. Temperatures mostly in the 40s covered northern New England northern Minnesota and the northern Great Basin.
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Associated Press
Southland
Great Plains
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
New England
Florida
Gulf of Mexico
Savannah
Apalachicola
Eden Talks to French on Defense
Eden presses plan to rearm West Germany for Western defense and seeks French assent. Mendes France remains cautious about a six nation European Defense Community, while Britain aligns a NATO linked framework with West Germany and Italy under the Brussels pact. Dulles jets to Bonn and London prompting concern Paris may resist German rearmament.
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Eden
Germany
Italy
Brussels
England
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
EDC
Manila
Europe
Paris
Mendes-France
West Germany
Carl Hartman Parish
Anthony Eden
Pierre Mendes- France
French National Assembly
Britain
North Atlantic Council
Alfred M. Gruenther
NATO
Isue
America
U.S
State Dulles
Bonn
London
Senators Split Over Senate Return to Address McCarthy Censure
In Washington two Democratic senators diverged on calling the Senate back before the November elections to act on censure charges against Senator McCarthy. Senator Gore urged reconvening if the committee report is ready near Oct 1, while Senator McCarran favored waiting until January. A bipartisan committee headed by Senator Watkins has been hearing testimony and may file by Oct 1. leaders Knowland and Lyndon Johnson would set the return date. The censure resolution, led by Senator Flanders, seeks to condemn McCarthy’s conduct as unbecoming and discrediting the Senate.
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Washington
Senate
Sen
McCarthy
Sen. Potter
R-Mich
Watkins
Rutah
Knowland
California
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Sen. Flanders
Mrs. Holm defends mandate after threat letter to state
Mrs. Mike Holm secretary of state said she will not be frightened by threats after receiving a "threatening letter" from a discharged deputy registrar. She stated she must oversee state funds and personnel handling motor vehicle taxes and forwarded directives to all deputy registrars to enforce contract terms and daily records.
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ST. Paul
Mike Holm
Minnesota
Ely
Harbors
Holm
Stevenson Hits GOP Policies in Cincinnati Campaign Dinner
Adlai Stevenson urged a harsh reassessment of Republican myths and McCarthyism at a Cincinnati campaign event. He cited Maine's Democratic governor win as proof voters tire of niceness and nastiness and pressed for policies supporting business and full employment. He warned Republicans against favoring special benefits and urged expanding world trade and national economy. He urged unity among government, business, labor, and agriculture to promote growth without inflation. He also cautioned against slogan driven foreign policy and urged learning from past losses abroad.
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Cincinnati
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Democratic Party
Watkins Co Trial Likely in February
In Minneapolis Judge Gunnar H. Nordbye signaled he would summon a special jury panel to try tax evasion charges against J. R. Watkins Co. of Winona. He indicated the trial likely would begin in February, after defense motions to suppress settlement evidence and disputes over government information and venue.
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Minneapolis
Gunnar H. Nordbye
J. R. Watkins Co
Winona
Nordbye
Twin Cities
Detroit Lakes Fluoridation Proposal Defeated At Polls
Voters in Detroit Lakes Minn rejected a plan to fluoridate the municipal water supply by 1317 to 509 The proposal would have cost about 2000 for equipment and installation Local officials had promoted improved dental health through fluoridation with fees paid by the city.
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Detroit Lakes
Minn
Flexible price supports replace curbs to curb farm output
Washington The Eisenhower administration will shift from strict planting curbs to flexible price supports to hold production and farm income down possibly five percent next year. Secretary Benson announced the plan amid farmer opposition and weather assumptions. it removes certain acreage prohibitions while keeping some limits on crops.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Benson
Congress
Minnesotan Wins at National Barrow Show in Austin
Edwin L. College of Mountain Lake won the grand champion boar in the Spotted Poland China division and took reserve champion gilt at the National Barrow Show judged by H. G. Zavoral. Other winners came from Iowa Nebraska and Indiana as Tamworth and Poland China classes finished by noon. breeding animals sell this afternoon ahead of Friday’s final barrow crown.
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Edwin L. College of Mountain Lake
College
Minnesota
H. G. Zavoral
University of Minnesota Extension Animal Husbandman
Bill Hemm
Chapin
Iowa
A. J. Anderson and Son
Kellogg
Austin Show
Earl Kellogg
Winfield
Kelly and Creiger
Bouton
Kelloggs
Kelly
Cregier
Tamworths
Russell Schenck
Waynetown
Ind
Schenck
Tamworth
Barrow
Perry A. Clauss
Mazon
Lil
Lee Winter
Wisner
Neb
Barrows
Frank Medera
Traer
Jerry Ford
Milo
Leonard G. W. Gabbert
Gilkey Farms
Owatonna
Hampshire
Record Hampshire boar sale sets new price at Minnesota fair
At the 1953 Minnesota State Fair a Hampshire boar from Gilkey Farms sold for 4150, a record price, beating the prior mark by 1125. Purchaser Murrell Belanger of The Mighty 80 in Lowell Indiana also owns a famous racing car. Other breed sales include Berkshire 600 and Duroc 1280, with sale totals and averages listed for Hamp shire, Chester White, and Berkshire classes. Fifteen boars and fifteen gilts were sold across four breeds.
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Minnesota
Murrell Belanger
Lowell
Ind
Belanger
Hampshire
Ben Behrens & Son
Walnut, Ill
Walsh Brothers
Beloit
Wis
Dale McGraw
Pleasantville
Iowa
Lettow Brothers
Alden
Berkshire
Flanagan
Boys Town
Neb
Otto Griffin
Pine River
Minn
Griffin
W. W. Baldis
Tower Hill
Ill
John Hay & Sons
Warren
Coward Farms
Hoyt
Kan
A. L Bidne
Truckload and Barrow Show Schedule and Sale
Today shows at 3 30 Poland China 5 Hereford 6 30 Yorkshire 8 Tamworth 9 30 Spotted Poland China 6 closes Friday 8 accept entries. Judging begins 8 30 a m Grand Champion Truckload results 1 15 Premier Sire and Reserve Sire 2 p m Overall Champion Bar rows 2 45 Grand Champion Pen of Barrows 3 Grand Champion Barrow 3 Sale of Market Hogs.
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Poland
China
Hereford
Yorkshire
Tamworth
Barrows
Barrow
Used Car Dealer Hearing on Alleged Sales of New Cars
A St Paul hearing before Secretary of State Mrs. Holm examined claims that four used car dealers and associates sold new cars. A. F. Schmidt testified a car he sold to an association agent showed 229 miles, repainting, and a cracked speedometer glass. The association’s agent Haw admitted the 229 miles. Hearings continue through Friday with advisement expected afterward.
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ST. Paul W
Mike Holm
Minnesota Automobile Dealers Assn
A. F. Schmidt
South St. Paul
Dealers’ Association
Schmidt
Minneapolis
Holm
Raymond J. Haas
Corn Price Support Rises One Cent for 1954
The Mower County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee announced price supports for 1954 rise by one cent from last year to $1.54 per bushel. Supports apply to corn under loan and purchase agreements with the Commodity Credit Corporation.
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Mower County
Commodity Credit Corporation
Packers Strike Does Not Cut Meat Supply
In South St Paul Minnesota wholesale meat dealers maintained normal supplies despite the Swift and Co plant shutdown over labor issues. Union officials say the change in slaughter floor machinery increases workload without higher pay while plant officials call it modernization and say the stoppage stems from stalled contract talks in Chicago.
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South ST. Paul
Minn
Swift and Co
Swift
Newport
Chicago
Auto Mishap Victim From Avon Dies After Wreck
W O C Quiett 37 of Leon Iowa died in a hospital here Wednesday night after the car he rode alone in wrecked on a nearby highway. The death raised the state toll to 121, compared with 132 a year ago.
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Avon
S.D. W
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