Nicosia Chief Under Arrest
Nicosia's Greek Cypriot mayor Dr Themistocles Dervis was placed under house arrest as British police and troops searched his Town Hall office after a room by room villa inspection failed to yield incriminating evidence. The raid came as the Cyprus uprising ended its 11 day truce and authorities said they were investigating Dervis over information received about his stance to unite Cyprus with Greece.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Themistocles Dervis
Greece
Dervis
EOKA
George Grivas
Makarios
Eisenhower Backs Washington Return From California Trip
President Eisenhower departed Pebble Beach for Washington to resume government business and plan his second term campaign after a 44 day California vacation. He traveled with friends, his physician, aides, and press secretary Hagerty, and officials hailed his health as good. The narrative also notes Cyprus EOKA tensions and a night of suspense with four unexploded bombs found on the island.
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Pebble Beach
Calif
Eisenhower
Washington
California
Columbine NT
Montero Naval Air Station
Ellis Slater
Frankfort
Frankfort Distilleries; Frank Willard
New York
William E. Robinson
Coca-Cola
Howard Snyder
William G. Draper
Air Force
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Howard M. Snyder
White House
James Dollagerty
Cypress Point Club
San Francisco
Nixon
Leonard W. Hall
Republican National Committee
Britain
Seychelle Islands
Cyprus
Dervis
Mediterranean
Nicosia
Reds Admit Attacking Aircraft Over Far East
Secretary Dulles said Red China admitted a Chinese Nationalist plane attacked an American aircraft and that a US Navy plane was shot down in the Far East. Sixteen Americans were aboard. one body with fragments was recovered. Red China offered no survivors and implied its fighters were responsible.
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Washington
China
United States
Far East
John Foster Dulles
Red China
Dulles
Term Fair Bomb Crackpot's Work
A device found at State Fair Park last week was described as a harmless collection of wires batteries shells and an alarm clock. Charles Wilson head of the state crime laboratory called it the work of a crackpot and praised fair officials for handling it safely.
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Milwaukee
State Fair Park
Charles Wilson
State Crime Laboratory
Fair
Wilson
Wisconsin Heat Wave Persists Through Wednesday
Weather Bureau forecasts a lasting heat wave with 90 degree days through Wednesday. Tonight and Wednesday bring partly cloudy skies with showers and thunderstorms. lows near 65 to 75 and highs 85 to 90. Noon readings range from 81 to 88 at various downtown locations.
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Wisconsin
Weather Bureau
American Motors
Newberry Abstr ct founder dies after short illness
Stanley A. Newberry Sr., 67, of 709 57th St., Kenosha, a real estate and abstract pioneer, civic leader, and longtime Kenosha Real Estate board secretary, died at Kenosha hospital ten days after being stricken at Powers Lake. He founded Newberry Abstract in 1927 and chaired the chamber of commerce in 1943-44. He is survived by his widow Margaret E. Hansen, a son Stanley A. Jr., two daughters, and ten grandchildren.
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Stanley A. Newberry
57Th St
Kenosha Hospital
Powers Lake
Newberry Abstract Company
Newberry
Kenosha Real Estate Board
Kenosha Chamber of Commerce
Margaret E. Hansis
Stanley A. Jr
Mildred A. Sturm
Kenosha
Merle Tully
Racine
Nixon's Father Shows Some Improvement
Frank Nixon, 77, father of Vice President Richard M. Nixon, was somewhat improved today but remained in serious condition after a slight setback. Dr. I. N. Kraushaar said he was fighting to live and was doing as well as could be expected for his age.
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Los Angeles
Richard M. Nixon
I. N. Kraushaar
Frank Nixon
O Howie Hustles Seeks Classified Ads at Met
The ad touts O Howie Hustles a basso profundo vocalist who will tailor sung classifieds for quick cash. Dial OL 7 5121 for Want Ad arrangements and musical charm to place money making songs.
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The
Met
O. Howie Hustles
Heaven
Great Lakes Compact Recognition Sought by Wisconsin Official
Wisconsin Attorney General Vernon Thomson urged a Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee to recognize a proposed Great Lakes compact as a central authority for basin issues. He asked for more negotiation time with federal agencies, and noted potential invitations to Quebec and Ontario, while stressing federal consent and the need for a regional body like the Great Lakes Basin Commission to study water diversion and the St Lawrence Seaway.
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Madison
Vernon Thomson
Senate Foreign Relations
Great Lakes Basin
Roy Tulane
Senate
Washington, D. C
Thomson
Wisconsin
State Department
Quebec
Ontario
Canada
International Joint Commission
Egypt Accepts Suez Talks Invitation Unconditionally
Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser said he would unconditionally accept the five nation committee invitation for talks on the Suez future. He communicated via personal message to Australian Prime Minister R G Menzies, head of the group created at the London parley.
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London
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
R. G. Menzies
U. S
John Foster Dulles
Suez
Menzies
United States
Iran
Sweden
Ethiopia
Cairo
Dulles
Sami Aboul Fetouh
Rome
Geneva
Cairo Radio
Egypt
Five-Power Committee
Suez Canal
Suez Canal Company
Paris
Kenosha Sees 1956 Valuation Jump to 198.7 Million
Kenosha's assessed valuation for 1956 rises to 198,703,970 dollars, up from 183,274,850, signaling potential tax relief in 1957. Real estate leads gains, with increases in both property and personal property values, as Frank Harvell notes the second largest rise in city history.
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Kenosha
Frank Harvell
Board of Review
Wiley Age Not An Issue In Wisconsin Senate Race
Wayne J. Hood, campaign manager for Glenn Davis, says Sen. Alexander Wiley's age is not a factor in the GOP primary. Hood notes Wiley is 72 and Davis 41, and emphasizes the race centers on representation of Wisconsin rather than age disparity.
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Associated Press
Glenn Davis
Sen
Alexander Wiley
Wisconsin
Wayne J. Hood
la Crosse
Milwaukee
Hood
Milwaukee Tugboat Captain Dies on Lake Michigan
Richard Tessler a 62 year old tugboat captain with over four decades on Lake Michigan collapsed and died aboard his vessel while en route to the Milwaukee harbor break water.
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Milwaukee
Richard Tessler
Lake Michigan
Milwaukee Harbor
Stevenson Starts 2nd Leg of Tour in West
Adlai E. Stevenson and Estes Kefauver begin the Northwest segment of a precampaign tour stopping in Portland and Bonnville Dam before rallying Democratic leaders from Washington Oregon Montana Idaho and Utah They stress grassroots work and precinct organization as key to winning in November and outline a plan to prepare for the speaking campaign next month.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Adlai E. Stevenson
Northwest
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Portland
Ore
Bonneville Dam
Washington
Oregon
Montana
Idaho
Utah
Sioux City
Iowa
Stevenson
Stevens
Kefauver
Bomb wrecks Greek Cypriot home at Larnaca
In Larnaca a bomb damaged the home of a Greek Cypriot family. In Washington and Bonn officials expect within three weeks a deal to sell 1.4 billion dollars of U S arms for a new German army. In Madison Wisconsin Justice Edward J Gehl 66 died at a local hospital. In Anchorage Alaska air and Civil Air Patrol planes pressed a search for seven airmen who parachuted from a crippled KC 97 Strato tanker over Cook Inlet.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Larnaca
Washington
United States
West Germany
U. S
Madison
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Edward J. Gehl
Anchorage
Alaska
Air Force
Civil Air Patrol
Cook Inlet
Suspect Denies Involvement in Kendhamer Strangling
The suspect in the strangling of 45 year old Mrs. Winifred Kendhamer in La Crosse Wisconsin told Sheriff Robert Scullin that he played no part in the crime. No charges have been filed yet.
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la Crosse, Wis
Winifred Kendhamer
Robert Scullin
la Crosse County
Wisconsin Traffic Toll Reaches 616 This Year
Two highway crashes today lift Wisconsin 1956 fatality count to 616, up from 545 at the same period last year.
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Wisconsin
Milwaukee Man Cited As Red Grooming Youth For Leadership
The House Committee on Un American Activities named John Gilman of Milwaukee as part of a young group it alleges Communists are grooming for future leadership. Gilman, a Milwaukee floor covering shop operator, denied party ties and invoked the Fifth Amendment during hearings in Washington.
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Washington
House Committee On Un-American Activities
John Gilman
Milwaukee
Gilman
Morton Sobell
Rosenbergs
Pamplet
Don Rothenberg
Ohio Progressive Party
United Press
Communist Party
Rosenberg Committee
McCarthy Warns Republicans Against Sweetness Campaign
Senator Joseph R. McCarthy warned that a “sweetness and light” approach could invite a 1948 style defeat in November. He urged a tougher, fighting campaign to highlight Democratic failings while noting he may campaign for some Republican senators around Oct. 1.
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Washington
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wisconsin
Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
Sen. Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
McCarthy
Dulles Welcomes Egypt Talk on Suez Crisis
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles praised Egypt's move to discuss Suez Canal problems as a step toward an impartial solution. He also accused the Russians of vicious propaganda to block a peaceful settlement.
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Nasser
U. S
John Foster Dulles
Washington
Egypt
Dulles
Get Ready Get Set Go Vote Public Service Card
A public service notice encourages registration and informed voting. It promotes voter engagement and urges readers to learn about candidates and issues before casting ballots. The message emphasizes preparation and participation in elections.
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Rendville, O
Samuel Newberry
Kenosha High School
Pfennig Real Estate Agency
Parker Abstract Company
First Methodist Church
Kenosha Elks Lodge
Stanley Newberry, Sr
Great Lakes
Evening News
Lawrence H. Smith
Defense Department
Elks Club
George Rattenburg
Air Material Command
Cmar
H. S. Nisbet Jr
Electronic Supply Office
G. L. Hoggard
K. E. Price
Chicago
Congressman Smith
K. P. Borgen
Secretary of the Navy
Office of Naval Material
R. H. Leitch
Wiley
Southwest
New Mexico
Colorado
Arkansas
Wyoming
Texas
Oklahoma
Arizona
House Committee
Anthony Eden
Sen. McCarthy
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Light
Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
Democratic Party
Ogden Nash
Advertising Council
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