Wisconsin Supreme Court Upholds Kohler Pickets Conviction
The Wisconsin Supreme Court dismissed an appeal by 16 pickets from a conviction for disobeying an injunction at the Kohler Co. strike. It held no appeal while unsentenced but signaled it would uphold the conviction after sentence if the case returns.
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John Konac
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Virginia Governor pushes private school plan after election win
Gov. Thomas B. Stanley plans a State of the Commonwealth address to urge a constitutional convention and a tuition grant program for private non sectarian schools. Voters backed the convention call by about 2 to 1, with nearly 450 000 turnout amid sleet and snow.
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Five Baghdad Pact Nations In Huddle
Delegates from Britain Turkey Iraq Iran and Pakistan met in Baghdad to study strengthening the Baghdad Pact. Jordan’s rioting and Samir el Rifa’s refusal to engage in foreign alliances dimmed chances of Jordan joining. Experts drafted recommendations to deepen economic and defense links for final approval by each government.
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Saar Premier Elected in Saarbruecken
Hubert Ney, chairman of the Saar Christian Democratic party, was elected premier of Saarbruecken The Saar. Maxwell D Taylor announced the Army will push a ballistic missile program with a range of about 1500 miles. Russia urged UN Security Council to condemn Israel for the December 12 attack on Syrian forces at the Sea of Galilee and warned of possible sanctions.
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Earthquake of Magnitude 7.7 Reported Near Pacific Islands
Seismologists at California Institute of Technology said a 7.7 magnitude quake centered near Tonga or Fiji Islands could have generated a sea wave. Dr. Charles F. Richter noted it was the largest since last February.
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Tonga
Fiji Islands
California Institute of Technology
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Tito Ends Trip Belgrade Return From Africa Tour
President Tito returned to Belgrade after a six week journey to Ethiopia and Egypt. He concluded a diplomatic mission highlighting Yugoslav relations with African and Middle Eastern states.
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Yugoslavia
Tito
Ethiopia
Egypt
10 Years From Today What will our schools be like
Public service notice urges action now to prepare for a surge in students. It cites the White House Conference on Education and invites readers to join community conferences. A free booklet titled How Can Citizens Help Their Schools is available from Better Schools at 2 West 45th St New York 36 NY.
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West 45Th St
New York
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Senate Agriculture Committee
Congress
Ezra T. Benson
Harold D. Cooley
D-N. C
House Agriculture Committee
Eisenhower
Senate
Benson
Weather sketch for Kenosha area with cool start
Cloudy skies linger over Kenosha at noon with potential showers. Temperatures range from 11 to 34 degrees across local sites including Eau Claire and Kenosha, while forecasts call for mostly cloudy skies and a touch warmer conditions with freezing drizzle possible today and tonight.
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American Motors
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Eau Claire
Joe to Aid Knowland in Wisconsin Primary
Senator McCarthy stated he would not enter the Wisconsin Presidential Preferential primary this spring. He told AP that running as a delegate for Knowland might occur if the Senate Republican leader enters the state race for delegates. The discussion centers on competing favorite son options for McCarthy and Governor Kohler with potential Eisenhower pledges in play.
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Eisenhower
Printing Week Declared by Governor Kohler January 15 21
Gov Kohler designates January 15 to 21 as national printing week in Madison. Benjamin Franklin, noted as father of American printing, was born January 17 1706.
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Senators Clash Over Ike Run Decision
Washington Republicans heatedly debated President Eisenhower's fitness for a second term. Rep. Cole argued against pressuring him to run, while Sen. Saltonstall and Sen. Thye voiced support for his candidacy if he can do the job. Other Republicans noted Eisenhower's signaling of renewed activity, though Sen. Young remained doubtful he will seek another term.
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R-Minn
Sen. Young
Northakota
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Dwight Eisenhower
British Troops Sent to Cyprus
The War Office announced Britain is increasing its troops at Cyprus to guard British subjects in the Middle East as a precaution due to disturbances in the region. The government stated the move is for protection if the need arises.
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Zerk Robber Montos Flees Southern Pen
Nick Montos, linked to a 1954 $150,000 art theft at Oscar Zerk's Dunmovin estate, escaped from Mississippi State Penitentiary with accomplice Robert Jones. Authorities set road blocks. escape described as without violence. Montes, serving seven years for burglary, was among three masked gunmen in the Feb. 8, 1954, raid.
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Smugglers and Storms Hit Chicago and South Florida
A Chicago crime saga traces the Zerk treasure theft tied to Montes and DePietto with arrests and trials across Illinois Mississippi and Wisconsin. Simultaneously a major East Coast winter storm disrupted travel triggering hundreds of car crashes and frigid readings from Florida to Miami Beach.
Farm Belt Congressmen Pledge Fight Over Aid Plan
Washington lawmakers promise an all out fight to secure faster farm relief beyond President Eisenhower's nine point program. Democrats and Republicans broadly back the idea of a two phase soil bank and higher supports, but some GOP members urge immediate action to shore up prices.
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Hubert Humphrey
Lyndon B. Johnson
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Man Dies Instantly In Wisconsin Culvert Crash
Paul Baker, 26, of Mt. Sterling was killed instantly when the car he rode in lost control on Wisconsin 171 near Mt. Sterling. The driver, Laverne George, 35, also of Mt. Sterling, was hospitalized in Viroqua with critical injuries after the vehicle struck a large culvert.
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Crawford County
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Master Digs Out Dog Trapped In Basement Over Four Days
Seattle photographer Jim Sneddon rescues his 2 year old wire haired terrier Bonnie after surviving a roof collapse that also claimed his daughter Heather. Amid rubble, Sneddon digs for days until an air pocket reveals the dog and she is saved.
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Jim Sneddon
Sneddon
Heather
University of Washington
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Norwegian Vessel Sinks After Collision Off Den Helder
A Norwegian motor vessel Siruen collided with Brazilian freighter Lerde Venezuela 15 miles off Den Helder in the Netherlands and sank. One crew member from Siruen was saved while Lerde Venezuela searched for survivors. Authorities feared seven or eight lives lost among the Siruen crew of about 228 tons and 5,406 tons respectively.
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Siruen
Lerde
Venezuela
Rebels clash at Algeria hazardous materials factory
About 30 fighters from Algeria's National Liberation Army attacked the Belle-Fontaine facility in two groups Sunday night. Defending troops and police repelled the assault after a nine hour incident at Algeria's largest hazardous materials factory in Algiers.
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Mc Henry County Grand Jury Indicts Harper for Murder
Woodstock Illinois authorities report the McHenry County grand jury indicted Robert Phillips aged 28 for murder in the fatal shooting of a Harvard grocer.
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Robert Phillips
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