Ex Navy Strategist Urges Immediate Indo China Intervention
Adm. C. M. Cooke, WWII strategist and retired commander, urges the United States and allies to intervene in Indo China now to end militant communism. He warns delaying actions risk broader war and greater losses, advocating French and East Asian ground forces with U S naval and air support to halt Communist gains and protect freedom behind the Iron Curtain.
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Sonoma
Calif
U.P
Adm
C. M. Cooke
Navy
United States
Indo-China
Cooke
Ernest King
U. S. Navy
WU. S
China
Far East
Free World
Indo- China
Seventh Fleet
Red River
Tongking
Southeast Asia
U. S
Free China
South Korea
Red China
Tron
Five Children Lost In 90 Minutes In City Park
In Baltimore at Druid Hill Park, Arnold White, age 5, was among five children lost during a 90 minute period yesterday. He told a police matron that his mother once had five children but now has four, replying Why? Because I'm gone in a cryptic remark.
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Baltimore
Arnold White
Druid Hill Park
Kenosha Evening News 1954 Publication Details
Kenosha Evening News volume 60 dated June 1 1954 lists publication as daily except Sunday by Kenosha News Publishing Co. at 717 58th St. Kenosha Wisconsin with AP UP Wisconsin Daily League and ABC affiliations and standard subscription rates across local, state and national regions.
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Kenosha
Wisconsin
Kenosha News Publishing Co
58Th St
Kenosha, Wisconsin
Associated Press
United Press Association
Wisconsin Daily League
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Stormy weather douses Wisconsin and Midwest on Memorial Day
Storms and heavy rain swept across Wisconsin and much of the Midwest, with northern Wisconsin escaping the worst. Rain totals topped 3 inches at Lone Rock while Beloit Madison Milwaukee reported notable totals. storms brought strong winds, high temperatures in many cities, and scattered tornadoes in Kansas and Missouri.
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Wisconsin
Midwest
Lone Rock
Beloit
Madison
Milwaukee
Two Rivers
Eau Claire
Grantsburg
Superior
Lake Superior
Green Bay
la Crosse
Park Falls
Duluth
Wausau
Kansas
Missouri
Fort Scott
Kan
Coldwater Lake
Coldwater
Mich
Chicago
Cheecagee OR
Detroit
Escanaba
Sault Ste. Marie
St. Paul
Miami
New York
Fort Worth
Denver
Phoenix
Los Angeles
Seattle
Berle matriarch Sandra Berle dies at 77
Mrs. Sandra Berle, who guided the early career of her son television comedian Milton Berle and supported his jokes with laughter, died last night at age 77.
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New York
Sandra Berle
Milton Berle
High Court Meets Today on Lobbying Law Challenge
The Supreme Court convenes to hear a challenge to the federal lobbying statute, which requires registration and financial reporting. Justice Holtzoff calls the law vague and raises constitutional concerns as justices near term adjournment. Also under review are Julius Emspak’s testimony and whether 2300 natural gas producers fall under federal regulation.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Congress
Alexander Holtzoff
Julius Emspak
New York
United Electrical Workers
House
Witnesees
Federal Power Commission
Commission
Fearful Harbor Sinking Claims Tug Crewman
A tugboat named Brooklyn sank in the harbor off Battery Park New York City while towing a barge with new cars from West New York New Jersey to Brooklyn. Six crew members were rescued by Moran Towing boats, while one crewman remained missing.
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New York
WUP
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Battery Park
West New York
N. J
Moran Towing Co
Guardsmen Put Out Car Fire During Memorial Day Ceremony
At Holy Sepulchre Cemetery in North Andover Mass National Guard guardsmen, while performing the traditional memorial volley at Memorial Day exercises, spotted a fire in a nearby parked car. They used sand from their helmets to extinguish the blaze.
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North Andover
Mass
National Guard
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery
Eisenhower Aims At McCarthy in Demurring on Communism
President Eisenhower used a New York Columbia University anniversary address to condemn demagogues and calls for unity against communism. He did not name Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy but administration aides hinted he aimed at the Wisconsin senator. He warned against undermining freedom by dissent and urged knowledge to drive from the temple of liberty those seeking control.
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Washington
U.P
Eisenhower
Joseph R. McCarthy
Rwis
McCarthy
New York
Columbia University
Sen
Wisconsin
White House
James C. Hagerty
Temple of Freedom
United States
Broadway Goes Dark in Protest Against Amusement Tax
The Great White Way and Coney Island entertainment areas dimmed as Broadway theaters and amusement venues joined a nightlong blackout. About five thousand pickets marched near city hall while sound trucks paraded and posters urged opposition to the proposed five per cent amusements tax.
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New York
U.P
Broadway
Coney Island
Times Square
President Eisenhower Delays Haile Selassie Motoring Day
Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia was detained about 10 minutes when police halted traffic to give President Eisenhower’s limousine free passage from La Guardia airport to the Waldorf Astoria hotel in New York.
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New York
Eisenhower
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
la Guardia Airport
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Nelson Would Reclaim Tidelands Oil Resources
Madison Senator Gaylord Nelson says if elected to Congress he would back legislation to reclaim Tidelands Oil resources. He criticized the act as a give-away and supported Sen. Paul Douglas’s bill to restore oil resources to all U.S. people per Supreme Court rulings.
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Madison
Wis
U.P
Gaylord Nelson
Congress
Nelson
Madison Democrat
Paul Douglas
D-Ill
United States
U. S. Supreme Court
Wisconsin lawmakers split on Tidelands bill vote
Nelson commended Sen. Alexander Wiley for opposing the Tidelands bill and criticized Rep. Glenn Davis for voting in favor.
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Nelson
Sen
Alexander Wiley
R-Wis
Tidelands
Rep
Glenn Davis
West Bend Papers Merge Into West Bend Newspapers Inc
Publishers of the West Bend News and West Bend Pilot announce a merger set for July 1 forming West Bend Newspapers Inc. The combined paper will publish on Tuesdays and Thursdays under the new corporate banner.
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West Bend
Wis
West Bend News
West Bend Pilot
West Bend Newspapers, Inc
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United Press
Thomas J. Dale
S6th
Jarden
75Th St
Jann & Kelley, Inc
Atlanta
San Francisco
Racine
Walworth
Lake
Illinois
Govan Bugge
Sth
Papa Tito
Tito
Misho
Belgrade
Berle
High Court
Fear
Wis. Gas and Electric
56Th Street
Weatherstrip
41St Ave
Biron
Sheridan Rd
51St St
Faulkner Epstein
Brentwood
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