Ike Lands at Bonn For Historic Parley
President Eisenhower arrived at Wahn Airport near Cologne and traveled to Bonn amid a 50 000 strong greeting. He and Secretary Herter planned seven hours of talks Thursday with Adenauer and West German officials at Bad Godesberg. The event underscored postwar shifts in power and German hopes for reunification. Adenauer interrupted vacation to host the visit with Brentano and Strauss also cut short their breaks.
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Bonn
Bad Godesberg
U. S
Christian A. Herter
Adenauer
Heinrich von Brentano
Nazi Germany
Eisenhower
Cadenabbia
Italy
Brentano
Franz Josef Strauss
England
France
West Germany
Washington, D. C
Konrad Adenauer
Germany
UPI
United States
West Berlin
Airman Inherits Alaska cinnabar claim worth millions
Merced California Air Force sergeant Thomas L. Howlett inherits a cinnabar mine near Cold Bay Alaska from Dora Dinsmore. He says geologists estimate the claim may be worth about 40 million dollars. Howlett Restaked the claim and reported 12 to 18 miles of solid veins.
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Calif
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Thomas L. Howlett
Castle Air Force Base
Norfolk
Pentecoastal
Dora Mayberry
Carson City
Nev
Jim
Cora Dinsmore
Dinsmore
Asia
South America
Mexico
Alaska
Manitouin youth dies from Monday accident injuries
Manitowoc reports 20 year old Charles Mallman of rural Chilton Wis died at Holy Family Hospital from injuries suffered in a Monday accident.
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Manitowoc
UPI
Charles Mallman
Chilton
Wis
Holy Family Hospital
White House Refuses To Reopen Benedict Arnold Case
United States officials deny a request to reopen the Benedict Arnold case in Norwich Connecticut noting no grounds for revisiting the Revolutionary War traitor matter.
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Norwich
Conn
UPI
White House
Benedict Arnold
Southern Democrats Clash Over Butler Plan At 1960 Convention
Dixie leaders condemn Party Chairman Paul M Butler over a rule to admit state delegations only if the state party commits to the ticket A move seen as a possible bar to uncommitted delegations The plan sparks calls for Butler's resignation from Thurmond and Talmadge while Douglas defends the idea and sparks debate about a party split
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Washington
Paul M. Butler
Butler
National Committee
Democratic
House of Representatives
Strom Thurmond
D-S.c
Herman E. Talmadge
D-Ga
John Sparkman
Dala
Paul Douglas
D-Nl
Thurmond
Dixie Democrats
States Rights Party
South Carolina
Paul Butler
Sen. Talmadge
Democratic National Committee
Douglas
Chicago Boy in Critical Condition at Paddock Lake
Joseph Ross age 13 remained in critical status after being pulled unconscious from Paddock Lake south channel. He received artificial respiration from Bristol and Twin Lakes Rescue Squads and Deputy Leo Sikora as officials monitor his condition.
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Joseph Ross
Chicago
Thomas Dwyer
Paddock Lake
Bristol
Twin Lakes
Leo Sikora
Keep Dissenting Advises Scholar
University of Wisconsin vice president F. H. Harrington urged that Americans can preserve individual rights by dissent without losing individuality. He praised both individualism and collective action, warned against conformity myths, and urged engagement through clubs to influence society despite mass media trends.
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Madison
UPS
University of Wisconsin
America
F. H. Harrington
Harrington
Bus Plunge Drowns 30 in Bombay Irrigation Canal
A government operated bus swerved into an irrigation canal about 100 miles from Bombay, India, drowning an estimated 30 people. Rescue teams retrieved many bodies while continuing to search for more victims.
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Bombay
India
UPI
India Paper Denounces Cold War by Chinese
UPI reports Washington plans emergency aid to Laos to arm 5,000 more troops and militiamen to confront communist guerrilla attacks. Officials say formal announcement may omit troop totals and costs while noting the U S will cover pay uniforms and equipment for the Laotian army already funded by American aid.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Laos
U.S
Molinaro Named Assembly Legislative Council Chair
George Molinaro of Che n osha was elected chair man of the Legislative Council, giving the body Democratic control for the first time since 1947. Former Assembly Speaker Robert Marotz, a Shawano Republican, led the council during the last interim. Sen. Frank Panzer opened the meeting and Leland McParland was named vice chairman with William Clark as secretary. President Eisenhower approved the policy shift as Laos faces escalating rebel pressure and a potential collapse, with the monsoon ending and dry weather enabling possible military action.
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Madison
Assembly
George Molinaro
Chenosha
Legislative Council
Molinaro
Council
Robert Marotz
Shawano
Frank Panzer
Brownsville
Senate
Panzer
Leland McParland
D-Cudahy
William Clark
Vesper
Group Scans Labor Bill and Council Roster Shifts
The three newly elected officers ran unopposed in unanimous ballots while two council members were absent leaving Democrats with a 7-6 power balance. Senators Miller and Curley were away, with mostly veteran Republicans dominating the council. The body will study urban issues, water resources, Menominee Indians, and schools, with new interim topics added. State officials outlined military equipment aims to back militia duties and support Laos negotiations alongside UN observers, while UPI reports on labor reform talks between House and Senate conferees and Goldwater’s stance on pushing action.
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Jess Miller
R-Richland Center
Robert Curley
Dmilwaukee
Molinaro
Ervin Ryczek
Milwaukee
Senate
Panzer, Miller
Clark
Robert Travis
Platteville
Robert Knowles
New Richmond
Indian Press Says China Declares Cold War and Dead Treaty
The Indian Express and Statesman report China has declared cold war on India and pressured non alignment. The 1954 Sino Indian pact is described as dead buried five fathoms deep as Peiping targets expansion and trade. Bhutan tension and Yatung incidents are also noted involving Indian and Sikkim leaders.
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New Delhi
India
China
Indian Express
Bombay
Madras
Tibet
Express Delhi
Peiping
Statesman
Bhutan
Yatung
Sikkim
AMC Leaders Welcome Big Three In Small Car Push
Detroit officials say Rambler will dominate the compact market next year as 1960 models shrink in length and production plans target 8 percent of new car demand. George Romney, Roy Chapin, and Roy Abernathy spoke at a press conference forecasting 500000 Ramblers sold and a 2250000 compact market total in 1960. General Motors Ford and Chrysler plan new small models this fall.
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American Motors
AMC
Rambler
George Romney
Roy Chapin
Roy Abernathy
Romney
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
China Cuts Major 1959 Goals After Floods Drought
The central committee of Communist China trimmed 1959 production targets due to droughts floods and lack of know how. Mao Tse tung presided a Lushan meeting Aug 2 16 and NCNA broadcast the communique noting lower steel coal grain and cotton goals and elimination of thousands of backyard furnaces.
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Tokyo
UPI
China
Central Committee
Party Committee
Lushan
Kiangsi
Mao Tse- Tung
Communist New China News Agency
NCNA
Big Four to Announce New East West Disarmament Talks
Diplomatic officials said the Big Four will announce in about ten days a new round of East West disarmament negotiations. The statement follows Eisenhower's Western Europe trip and precedes Khrushchev’s arrival on September 15.
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Washington
Poland Opens Campaign for U N Security Seat
In United Nations circles Communist Poland begins its bid for a seat on the Security Council as Japan prepares to give up its position on December 31.
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N.Y
Poland
U.N. Security Council
Japan
Weather outlook for Kenosha area with heat and humidity
The forecast calls for possible thunder showers this evening in Kenosha but little relief on Thursday as hot humid conditions prevail, with highs around 90 to 95. Tonight’s low in the 70s. Tuesday’s high 91 and low 69, with a midnight low of 73. Pollen count 293 over 24 hours at noon, and the temperature humidity index 79 at 12. Noon temperatures: Southport 86, downtown 89, American Motors 94. Sunrise 6 10, sunset 7 35.
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Kenosha
Southport
American Motors
Will
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