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Newspaper
Kenosha Evening News
Location
Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1956
Page
2
The Supreme Court faces mounting criticism from Southern Democrats and others angry over rulings on school desegregation and federal powers. Proposals to curb the court include constitutional amendments and new sedition laws, though few seem likely to pass.
Russian officials accused the United States of an East Berlin wiretap tunnel used to tap Russian military cables. Washington denied confirmation, calling it a local matter, as Tass delivered a formal diplomatic note demanding accountability and assurances the activity would stop.
The Associated Press reports a cool start to June across the Midwest and Great Lakes with a drop of up to 25 degrees in places like Lansing Michigan to 45. Eastern and southern regions remained warm and humid, with 90s easing after yesterday's heat in Boston and scattered storms across the hot belt.
Former U S president Harry S Truman left Venice and boarded an early train bound for Salzburg Austria. He planned to visit the western town known as Mozart birthplace and continue his itinerary from Italy into the Alps.
The Senate judiciary committee approved a bill Thursday to permit automobile dealers to bring damage suits in federal courts against manufacturers who sell their franchises.
Wisconsin skies clear today on the first of June with cool temperatures. Overnight lows ranged from 34 at Superior to 47 at Beloit. Park Falls logged .15 inch of rain and Milwaukee reached a 70 degree high. National readings showed Milwaukee clear 70 and Chicago 73 with varied conditions across cities.
President Eisenhower supporters discuss using race relations as major ammunition in the election. Richard L. Tobin of National Citizens for Eisenhower argues that Supreme Court decisions and Lincoln era emancipation provide a compelling story for Black voters. Vice President Nixon also cites court actions against segregation in a New York speech, drawing Democratic criticism.
The Kenosha News published daily except Sunday by the Kenosha News Publishing Co announces exclusive republication rights for AP dispatches and local news, listing bureaus and associations including United Press Wisconsin Daily Zoo and Audit.
Waukesha Wisconsin Donald Tewes a 39 year old plastics manufacturer and Davis campaign manager since 1948 announced his candidacy for the second district seat held by Rep Glenn Davis He will submit his name at a Fort Atkinson caucus Tuesday Other Republicans in the race include State Sen Chester Dempsey and Waukesha city attorney William Callow Several others have said they will run but have not announced publicly Davis has been endorsed for the U S Senate by the state GOP convention and will not seek reelection
Tobin stated he saw past Democratic ties as meaningless and urged reaching every Negro with a message urging support for a Republican House and Senate. He warned presegregation Democrats control key committees and claimed a small switch in Negro votes could secure Eisenhower and a GOP majority.
Colette Garden billed as the world's saddest stripper appears nightly at the Latin Quarter Theater in mourning clothes. She removes garments to a funeral dirge while tears stream down her cheeks, yet no audience member appears to cry.
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