Expert Finds Newspaper Best Bargain
East Lansing Michigan confirms a professor from Michigan State University argues newspapers are the best bargain, noting 5 to 6 cent prices despite inflation. He cites large editions, cost structures, and the press as an essential American institution while other goods rise.
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East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State University
Herbert Lee Williams
M. S. A. College of Communication Arts
Williams
Dr. Williams
United States
Kohler Talks To Continue In Pause After 15 Month Strike
Chicago officials report Kohler Co and the CIO United Auto Workers have recessed after three days of talks to end the 15 month strike. Regional mediator Robert H. Moore said issues were clarified but no progress report was issued. Lyman Conger refused to say if Kohler will concede on reinstating all strikers as the union seeks full comeback.
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Chicago
Kohler Co
Robert H. Moore
U. S. Mediation and Conciliation Service
Moore
Sheboygan
Wis
CIO
United Auto Workers
Lyman Conger
Kohler
UAW
July 1 Auto Injuries Prove Fatal to Man
Plymouth Melvin Woelfel 23 of New Holstein died in Plymouth Hospital Friday from injuries suffered July 1 in an auto crash south of here. His death raises Sheboygan county 1955 highway toll to 15, matching the total for all of 1954.
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Plymouth
Melvin Woelfel
New Holstein
Plymouth Hospital
Here
Sheboygan County
French Troops Brace for Africa Violence on Moslem Holiday
French North Africa faces possible nationalist violence as Algeria extends a six month state of emergency by vote in Paris. In Casablanca riots leave dead and scores detained amid anti French actions and a curfew extended to midnight. International appeals push UN bodies to address Morocco crisis.
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Paris
French North Africa
French National Assembly
Edgar Faure
Algeria
Casablanca
Sidi Mohammed Ben Youssef
Sultan
Talbott Pressed Yet Refuses to Quit
Washington reports three high ranking Republican senators claim Secretary of the Air Force Talbott faces mounting pressure to resign amid disclosures in a Senate inquiry into his outside business dealings and a potential new probe. Talbott denies plans to leave and says he will follow the president's wishes.
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Washington
Air Force
Talbott
Senate
Eisenhower
Unions at Armour Co Win 14 Cent Pay Hike
Armour Co and two unions representing 35 000 workers reach a contract agreement granting an average 14 cent per hour wage increase. General Superintendent Dean Hawkins announces the deals with CIO United Packinghouse Workers and AFL Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butchers Workmen, effective August 1.
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Armour Co
Chicago
Armour & Co
Armour General
Dean Hawkins
CIO United Packinghouse Workers
AFL Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butchers
Hot, Humid Weekend Forecast With Highs Near 97
The forecast calls for a hot and humid Sunday with partly cloudy skies. Tonight's low is 70 to 76 and Sunday high 93 to 97. In Kenosha at 11 a.m. readings were 81 at the sewage plant, 81 downtown, and 88 at American Motors. Friday's high reached 89 and the low was 71.
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Kenosha
American Motors
Sherman Adams Stands Silent on Dixon Yates Testimony
President Eisenhower aide Sherman Adams refused a second request to testify on the Dixon Yates power contract. He had earlier rejected Kefauver subcommittee's bid citing his confidential relationship with President Eisenhower. Adams reiterates his prior position in a Friday letter.
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Washington
Sherman Adams
Adams
Sen. Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Senate
Eisenhower
Doctor Died In Custody In Rosario Probe
A congressional committee says physician Juan Ingalinella died of a heart attack during police interrogation after a June revolt. Police confessed to violence in custody and his body may be in the Parana river, with dredging planned.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan Ingalinella
Rosario
Ingalinella
Juan D. Peron
Congressional Investigating
Parana
Geneva Meeting Delegate Arrives for U S Private Talks
Red China's delegate to the private talks with the United States arrived here Friday night for forthcoming discussions.
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Geneva
Red
China
United States
Rebels Attack Saigon Outposts In Binh Xuyen Assault
Viet namese Army garrisons near Saigon faced a siege as 2,500 Binh Xuyen troops backed by ex pirates stormed marshland lairs south of the city. An initial strike Thursday night led to heavy Friday morning attacks on Nhabe River posts. Saigon authorities sent reinforcements as fighting continued.
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Vietnam
Saigon
Indo-China
Pi— Binh Xuyen
National Army
Binh Xuyen
Ngo Dinh Diem
Diem
Gungsat
Kinh Lo
Nhabe
Rai
le van Bien
Students Die in Jet Crash near Sardis Alabama
Craig Air Force Base reports two student fliers died Friday night in a T33 trainer during a transition flight. The jet exploded on impact about 11 p.m. EDT half a mile east of state Highway 43 near Sardis, Alabama. Names were withheld pending next of kin notification.
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Selma
Ala
Craig Air Force Base
Sardis
Air Force
Craig
Caterpillar Strike Begins In Peoria Labor Walkout
About 18 000 CIO United Auto Workers members launched a strike at Caterpillar Tractor Co in Peoria after last minute talks failed to avert action. Pickets formed at plant gates at 12 01 a.m. and late shift workers walked off.
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Peoria
CIO
United Auto Workers Union
Caterpillar Tractor Co
Chou En-lai Forecasts Easy Prisoner Repatriation Settlement
Chinese premier Chou En-lai said in a Radio Peiping address that prisoner repatriation should be easily settled as Geneva talks open between the United States and Red China. He urged negotiations to end the cold war and noted few Americans are held in China while thousands of Chinese students remain in the United States.
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Tokyo
Chou En-lai
Red China
U. S
Geneva
Chou
Radio Peiping
Poland
Czechoslovakia
United States
Formosa
First National Peoples Congress
Parliament
Peiping
America
P. Alexis Johnson
Wang Ping Nan
Red
FHA Tightens Mortgage Rules and Raises Down Payment
The Federal Housing Administration announced higher minimum down payments and a shorter loan term, cutting maximum mortgage maturity from 30 to 25 years. Down payments rise to 7 percent on the first 9 000 of value and 27 percent on the remainder. The move, described as temporary to curb inflationary pressure, aims to stabilize housing costs while VA may adopt similar measures.
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Washington
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Albert M. Cole
Veterans Administration
Cole
Federal Housing
Norman P. Mason
National Housing Council
Britain condemns Bulgaria for shooting down Israeli airliner
Britain protests Bulgaria's downing of an Israeli civil airliner last Wednesday calling it unjustifiable. The foreign office states no government has right to shoot down a civilian aircraft in peacetime.
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London
Britain
Bulgaria
Foreign Office
Larson leads Bull in state amateur match at Kenosha
Leif Larson two up on Steve Bull after 14 holes at Kenosha Country Club in the Racine derby for the state amateur title. Both players from Racine Meadow Brook were to finish 18 holes this morning and resume the second 18 this afternoon. In junior finals Marty Gharrity of Shawano led Roger Eberhardt of Sheboygan three up after 18 holes with Gharrity shooting 73 to Eberhardt 76.
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Leif Larson
Steve Bull
Kenosha Country Club
Racine
Bull
Larson
Racine Meadowbrook
Marty Gharrity
Shawano
Roger Eberhardt
Sheboygan
Gharrity
Eberhardt
Phony German Count Nabbed in Trieste
Police unmasked the German Count of San Severo in Trieste Italy charging him with swindling smuggling and slander to usurption of titles and false military rank claims Ottone Dario Secchiati 47 described as a nobody from Italy was identified by authorities as the Adriatic socialite.
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Trieste
Italy
San Severo
Ottone Dario Secchiati
Congress still hopes for early adjournment this Sunday
Congress races toward adjournment with speeded schedules and a possible early finish. A Senate inquiry into Secretary Talbott’s private business ties looms, while Eisenhower’s highway and housing plans face House setbacks. A reserve bill would boost trained reserves and offer a teen training option.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Air Force
Talbott
Eisenhower
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
White House
Kenosha Music Roundup Set with Patsy Montana
The 17th Kenosha Music Roundup will feature Patsy Montana and the Cudworth Post American Legion Male Chorus at Lakefront Stadium. Nearly 250 baton twirlers from 18 states compete, with contests at the Eagles ballroom and Elks club leading to Chicago and Milwaukee festival semi finals.
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Kenosha
Lakefront Stadium
The
Loyal Order of Moose
Albion Johnson
Patsy Montana
Cudworth Post American Legion
Patsy
United States
Canada
Cudworth
Milwaukee
Alonzo Cudworth
American Legion
Post
Legion
National Legion
Clyde Parnell
Eagles
Chicago
Elks Club
Fedor Kavalin
Park Ridge
Ill
Ragnhild Congdon
Charlotte Grinder
Bessie Mitler
Guild Hall
Elmer Ziegler
Madison American Legion Band
Clifford Lindstrand
Phillip Maxwell
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Lee
Beacan
University of Maryland
S. F. Singer
Singer
Copenhagen
International Aeronautical Federation
Popular Science Magazine
Africa
Nemencha
Foreign Legion
United Nations
UN Security Council
General Assembly
Rustler
Dubuque
Mt. Carmel
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