Asian African Parley Opens in Bandung with Charged Speeches
At the Bandung Asian African conference opening delegates from 29 nations heard Iraq's Foreign Minister Jamali denounce international communism as a materialistic creed while urging alliances for self preservation. Indonesian Prime Minister Ali Sastroamidjojo chaired as Chou En Lai and Nehru listened in silence, and Soekarno urged a new Asia and Africa guided by morality and peace.
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Bandung
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Jawaharlal Nehru
India
U Nu
Burma
Jakarta
Indonesia
Iraq
Nehru
Soekarno
Asia
Africa
Ali Sastroamidjeje
Red China
Chou En-lai
Jordan
Sayyed Wahid Salah
Philippine
Carlos P. Romulo
Fadhil Jamali
Turkey
Britain
Jamali
Chou
Budget Slicing Called Trick
Milwaukee Senator Henry Maier labeled the Finance Committee action on Governor Kohler's budget as a sleight of hand. He criticized depreciation reserve fund use for current expenses and other proposals, stating the governor was not fooled by the moves.
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Milwaukee
Henry W. Maier
State Senate
Kohler
Maier
Butler Businessmen’s Association
Wisconsin group merger forms new Retarded Children council
The Wisconsin Association for Retarded Children and the Wisconsin Council merged Sunday to form the Wisconsin Council for Retarded Children, Inc, consolidating leadership under a single state agency.
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The
Wisconsin Assn. For Retarded Children
Wisconsin Council
Wisconsin Council For Retarded Children, Inc
Four Twins Meet at 92 in Newport Kentucky
Four elderly twins from three households met on a Newport porch. Mary Cullen and Eva Bowman, both 92, welcomed Fred and August Schulze of Brussels Illinois, who shared birth dates of August 5, 1862. The encounter highlighted their shared birthdays and long lives.
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Mary Cullen
Eva Bowman
Fred
August Schulze
Brussels
Ill
West Berliners Fired by Communists in East Sector
West Berlin officials accuse East German authorities of firing workers from the Soviet sector. The West Berlin labor office says about 3,500 residents were dismissed this year as a political maneuver tied to the Paris accords ratification.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Red China Advances Air Power Buildup Seen by U.S.
President Eisenhower learned from Secretary Dulles that the Chinese Communists are conducting an extensive airpower buildup opposite Formosa. Dulles said the buildup is more intense and broader in scope than previously known and indicates higher attack capability, with implications for U.S. defense. Admiral Carney had predicted an April 15 assault on the Matsu Islands, which he later denied.
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Eisenhower
Formosa
United States
Dulles
China
Augusta National Golf Club
Robert B. Carney
Reds
Matsu Islands
Quemoy
Carney
Naval Operations
Einstein Reconsiders Career Choices
In a 1932 reply to Reporter magazine, Albert Einstein, famed physicist, said he would not pursue science again and would prefer to be a plumber or a peddler to retain some independence if given another chance. The quote reflects his self doubt about his field despite world renown.
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Princeton
N. J
Albert Einstein
Reporter Magazine
Heart Repair Ends in Tragedy for Julie Palmer
Julie Palmer, 11, of Allouez Wisconsin, died at Methodist hospital from respiratory complications after a heart repair surgery. Mayo Clinic doctors said death was not from the April operation to fix a hole in her heart, but from chest inflammation linked to deformed ribs and an enlarged heart. Funds raised by students, a local reformatory, and others will go to her family for funeral expenses. She is survived by her parents Rexford and unnamed mother and a brother Billy.
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Green Bay
Wis
Allouez
Methodist Hospital
Mayo Clinic
Julie
Green Bay Reformatory
Rexford Palmer
Wisconsin
Billy
Einstein
Princeton
Mileva Maric
Albert
Edward
Elsa Einstein
Ilse
Margot
University of California
Zurich
Switzerland
Hungary ousts Nagy as Hegedus is named premier
The Hungarian Communist Party replaced Premier Imre Nagy with Deputy Premier Andras Hegedus after announcing Nagy’s dismissal for grave damage to the party and people’s democracy. Istvan Debi announced Nagy’s failure to carry out his duties as parliament confirmed Hegedus and broadened leadership changes.
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Budapest
Hungary
Communist Party
Imre Nagy
Andras Hegedus
Hegedus
Nagy
People’s Democracy
Istvan Debi
Joseph Mekis
Hungarian
Trade Union Council
Mihaly Farkas
Central Committee
Farkas
Rakosi
Wisconsin Dells boat explodes injuring ten
Ten passengers, including several children, escaped the Wisconsin river when a speed boat exploded near shore. Victims suffered cuts burns and shock but none required hospitalization. Boat owner Engelbert Soma estimated losses at 2500 to 3000 dollars. a preliminary probe found the craft in good condition with a new engine.
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Wisconsin Dells
Wisconsin River
Harold Soma
Engelbert Soma
Norris Nelson
Asta Nelson
Peter
Nina
Ripon
Gerald McArdle
New Richland
Minn
Joseph Rothmeyer
Route 1
Menona
Iowa
Gunner Hool
Robert Daugherty
Soma Boat Docks
F. W. Gissal
Dells
Gissal
Theories Led To Atom Age
Albert Einstein died at 1:15 a.m. in Princeton Hospital after a four day illness. The 76 year old Nobel laureate, famed for relativity, had long secluded himself in Princeton and contributed to atomic science debates before and after World War II.
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Princeton
N. J
Albert Einstein
Princeton Hospital
Einstein
Ee " Einstein
Institute For Advanced Study
Ulm
Germany
Truman Urges UN Use to Address World Peace Threats
Former President Truman urged the United States to bring the current threats to world peace before the United Nations General Assembly. In his first post Senate appearance he said the UN should be used to make the world organization work and to address the crises now.
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Truman
United States
United Nations General Assembly
Senate
Formosa
Senate Foreign Relations
World Organization
General Assembly
Three Die and Three Hurt in Calumet Area Auto Accidents
In Calumet Michigan three men were killed and three others injured in separate car crashes Sunday near the town. Authorities reported multiple wrecks occurred in the vicinity with emergency crews responding to the incidents.
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Calumet, Mich
Here
Superior man killed when car rolls over near Superior Wisconsin
William J. Benedickt twenty one of rural Superior was killed instantly about 1 50 a m when his car left Highway 35 seven miles south of here and rolled over. Authorities said he apparently fell asleep at the wheel while driving home and was thrown through the windshield as the car rolled over on him.
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Superior
Wis
William J. Benedickt
Highway 35
Here
Douglas County
Benedickt
Eisenhower Pays Tribute to Einstein Death
Eisenhower said Einstein contributed greatly to twentieth century knowledge. In Washington the House Armed Services Committee approved a 250 million dollar bill to build armories and training facilities as groundwork for expanding military reserves. A showdown vote on compulsory reserve training was postponed to Wednesday.
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Ilp
Eisenhower
Albert Einstein
Washington
House Armed Services Committee
Windsor man found drowned after vehicle submerged in creek
Madison area man LaRoy Gest of De Forest was found dead beside his partially submerged car in Windsor Creek and is believed to have drowned. In Nashville, about 4200 firemen engine men and trainmen joined a month-old strike against the Louisville and Nashville railroad system.
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Madison, Wis
LaRoy Gest
de Forest
Windsor
Nashville, Tenn
Louisville & Nashville
Military Reserve Bill Action Due
A Republican vowed to delay the vote as the administration's compulsory military reserve plan heads for a showdown in the House Armed Services Committee. Chairman Carl Vinson预计 committee will approve a bill to build a 2,900,000-man ready reserve by 1960, while Rep Dewey Short warned of UMT back door concerns. The panel was also set to approve a $250 million armory and training facilities construction measure.
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Washington
House
Armed Services Committee
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
Dewey Short
Missouri
Republican Committee
Short
UMT
Vinson
Brewery Chief Resigns at Fox Head Brewing Co
Fox Head Brewing president Charles Kapps, 60, quits after more than a decade due to ill health, stepping down from leadership at the Waukeshaw company.
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Waukeshaw
Charles Kapps
Fox Head Brewing Co
Neighbors Pray For Sick Girl In Suburban Chicago
Gayle Russell, six, remains in a coma at Lutheran Deaconess Hospital after encephalitis followed appendectomy. Parents Mr and Mrs Paul Russell of Morton Grove credit neighbors prayers from Catholic and Jewish and Protestant churches for slight improvements. Doctors had given a 50 50 chance to live. now say odds have improved.
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Gayle Russell
Lutheran Deaconess Hospital
Gayle
Paul Russell
Morton Grove
Chicago
Russell
U S Seeks Property for Guided Missile Stations
Federal Judge Robert Tehan ordered three Waukesha County property owners to surrender their land for use as guided missile stations. Federal authorities plan the military installation and relocation of housing and businesses may follow.
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Milwaukee
Robert Tehan
Waukesha County
Weather Outlook for Kenosha Sees Showers and Storms
The forecast calls for showers and severe thunderstorms in Kenosha tonight with warmer but cloudy conditions Tuesday. Tuesday afternoon is set for more storms, with noon readings of 48 at the treatment plant, 56 downtown, and 58 at American Motors. Tonight’s low in the 50s with a Tuesday high in the 70s. Yesterday’s high 58 and low 37 at the treatment plant. The early morning low was 42.
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Kenosha
American Motors
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