Dulles Seeks Red China Pledge to Renounce Force
Secretary of State Dulles said the United States hopes Red China will declare a renunciation of force, paving the way for talks with the Reds and other nations. He noted Geneva talks focus on freeing about 40 American civilians and preventing further air incidents, while stating Formosa Quemoy and Matsu remain non negotiable.
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Bavarian Crown Prince Rupprecht Dies at 86 in Germany
Starnberg Germany Crown Prince Rupprecht pre tender to the Bavarian throne died today at Leustetten Castle aged 86 after a weekend heart attack. A World War I field marshal and critic of Hitler he symbolized the old order and opposed direct party ties while calling for a democratic monarchy.
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Eisenhower to hold news conference this week
The White House said President Eisenhower will hold a news conference later this week, but not on Wednesday, the usual media day.
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Gulf Gale Fades After Two Die
A gulf gale off Alabama coastal roads subsided as Brenda’s offshoot brought winds to 45 mph and over four inches of rain. Two deaths occurred in traffic crashes on slick roads, while damage was minor overall and several small boats were damaged at Dauphin Island.
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Remember, Only You Can Prevent Forest Fires PSA
Forest fires ruin timber and water by burning the forest floor and trees. Rainwater runs off, carrying silt into streams, muddy reservoirs, and harming fish. Water shortages grow as forests burn. protecting forests safeguards water supply. Public service ad with The Advertising Council cooperation.
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Another Packer Gives 14 Cent Pay Boost
A 14 cent-an-hour wage increase continues in the meat packing industry. Swift & Co. granted that boost Monday to three packing house workers unions representing 35 000 employees in 45 plants. Last Friday Armour & Co. reached a similar pay boost agreement.
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Third Power Proposal in Red China Talks
Red China proposed a neutral third power to supervise repatriation of American and Chinese civilians. India emerged as a possible intermediary. V. K. Krishna Menon departed for New Delhi to report on U. S. Red Chinese prisoner talks as semi official sources note the proposal was raised during a Johnson Wang Ping nan meeting. The U S asked for 40 Americans held in Red China to be returned.
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Osseo Man Killed In Auto Collision
Olan Sondermark, 65, of Osseo died when his wife Dora 59 collided with another car on U S Highway 53 near Pigeon Falls. Dora Sondermark was in critical condition at Whitehall Hospital. Other occupants Michael Galish 24 and Steve Mlinarick 23 of Chicago were hospitalized but not seriously hurt.
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Eisenhower denies any deal to sell out allies at Geneva
Washington Republican Leader William F. Knowland said President Eisenhower assured congressional leaders there was no deal to sell out America's Asian allies at Geneva. He also said the president declared no deal or trade was made with Communist China for the release of 11 American airmen announced by Peiping.
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Cold Front Pushed Back by Heat Across Wisconsin
A Canadian cold front advanced into northern Wisconsin Monday night but retreated as hot and humid air moved in. By noon today temperatures ranged from 85 at the sewage plant to 92 at American Motors, with a high of 86 noted on Monday near the lake and a 65 low since midnight. Tonight and Wednesday bring more hot and humid conditions with partly cloudy skies, lows 72 to 78 and highs 92 to 98.
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Youth motorcycle crash victim dies in Milwaukee
Bruce Steffes aged 18 of Milwaukee died Monday in hospital from a skull fracture and complications after a motorcycle crash that injured him last spring.
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Talbott Resigns As Air Secretary
President Eisenhower accepted Harold E. Talbott’s resignation as secretary of the Air Force after Talbott agreed to step down to avoid embarrassment from an outside business interest. Talbott cited ethics and stated his actions were within ethical bounds. the Senate investigations panel said the matter was resolved.
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Nehru cites sabotage in Air India Bandung crash
New Delhi reports Prime Minister Nehru announced sabotage caused the April 12 Air India crash en route to Bandung Indonesia carrying Communist officials and journalists.
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Housing Bill Sent to Ike
The House passed and sent to President Eisenhower a housing bill seen as unsatisfactory by him. A 187-168 roll call sent the measure to the White House amid warnings of a possible veto and a call for a special session. Albert Cole said the bill distorts housing objectives while advocates push for more units.
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Studebaker Issue Fixed Ends Plant Shutdowns in South Bend
An agreement on seniority ends a near two week stoppage at the Studebaker plant. CIO-UAW officials say workers will gain bumping rights based on seniority, after about 55 on the final line refused to work and 9 000 others were sent home. Both sides call the stoppages unauthorized.
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Polio Cases Rise as Madison Reports Five New Infections
The Madison City Health Department announced five new polio cases identified over the weekend, signaling a surge in infections in the area and prompting health authorities to urge vaccination and precautionary measures.
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Weather Keeps Heat Wave On Track Across Nation
The weather bureau reports record heat continuing for most of the nation with 90s and triple digits expected. Showers offer only temporary relief in some areas while the plains endure the hottest readings, and Brenda the tropical storm weakens as rains spread from Louisiana to Mississippi and Alabama.
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Soviets Aim to Launch Artificial Satellite
Prof. Leonid Sedov of Moscow University announced at a Copenhagen press conference that the Soviet Union plans to launch an artificial satellite soon. Sedov, 48, arrived with Kyrill Ogorodnikov, 55, an astronomy professor from Leningrad University, who studied at Harvard in 1931. They attended the sixth International Astronautical Congress as observers.
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Peoria Caterpillar plant workers vote on new contract
Members of the union at the Caterpillar Tractor plant vote today on a contract reached Monday. The pact is believed to include a union shop and an eight cent hourly wage increase.
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End Of Congress In Jeopardy Over Late Sessions
Washington moved toward a possible special session as lawmakers clash in last minute fights to wind up the current Congress tonight. Republican leaders push urgent labels on troubled bills while Eisenhower signals a potential call if housing legislation misses administration aims. Senate House committee backs authorization for a quick demonstration vessel and a slower atomic powered merchant ship for future development.
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Tragic Lake Geneva accident during lifeguard rescue
A mother, Mrs. Leonard Bolin, spent an hour and 45 minutes with lifeguards trying to revive eight year old Jeffrey Bolin after he was pulled unconscious from Lake Geneva. He wore a snorkel mask and breathing gear. In Soda Springs California, Daniel C. Schmidt’s ex-wife disclosed she remarried last September believing Schmidt was dead while imprisoned in Red China on spy charges. He is now to be freed.
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Airmen to be released by Chinese to fly to West Coast
Eleven American airmen held by Chinese Communists will be released on Wednesday and flown directly to the West Coast after a brief stop in the Philippines, the Air Force announced.
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