Eisenhower Declines Help in Wiley Primary Candidacy
President Eisenhower kept hands off Wiley's Wisconsin primary bid, noting Wiley's own statement that he does not want or expect administration aid. He said the president should not intervene in primaries and discussed Oregon candidate Douglas McKay, Tito's Yugoslavia, and a push for foreign aid while the House cut funds. Eisenhower also outlined reciprocal invites between the U.S. and Soviet Union and clarified Khrushchev's Stalin denunciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Sen
Wiley
Glenn R
Accidents Kill Two Seniors In Separate Crashes
Two high school seniors died in separate traffic crashes Tuesday night, bringing the year’s total to 352. Margaret Ann Murphy 18 of Green Bay veered off a road near the city, hit a tree, after her St Joseph’s Academy class had graduated. Theodore Havel Jr 18 of Two Rivers died after his car left a highway in Point Beach State Park and struck two trees. his class graduates Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ann Murphy
Green Bay
St. Joseph’s Academy
Crane Murphy
Theodore Havel Jr
Two Rivers
Point Beach State Park
Hiss
Seek Free TV Time For Top Candidates
Five Democratic senators introduced a bill to require television stations and networks to provide free time to presidential candidates next fall, aiming to level media access ahead of the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Weather outlook for western Wisconsin includes scattered storms
The five day drought in Kenosha persists with a forecast of partly cloudy and warmer conditions tonight and Thursday. Lows near 53 to 58 and highs around 78 to 84. Today at 1 pm readings were 67 at the sewage plant, 70 downtown, and 78 at American Motors. Sunrise 4 17 am, sunset 7 22 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Kenosha
American Motors
Open Parley On Problems Of Elderly in Wisconsin
Governor Kohler opened a three day Governor's Conference on an Aging Population in Madison with 600 delegates from statewide groups. The meeting aims to study health care housing and other aging issues and to propose state and community level recommendations to serve the growing elderly population, which Kohler noted will double from 9 percent to about one third of Wisconsin's population by the 1970s. Ralph S. Kingsley chairs the conference with 40 organizations participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Kohler
Wisconsin
Omaha Beach Honors D Day Echoes on 12th Anniversary
On the 12th anniversary of D Day in Omaha Beach France residents and visitors recall the invasion with taps, speeches and cemetery ceremonies. Signs mark the landing area while rusted ships lie at low tide, yet the beach shows little trace of the 1944 invasion as French towns celebrate liberation across several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha Beach
France
Omaha
Utah
Normandy
Channel Region
House Argues Foreign Aid Framing a $4.4 Billion Package
President Eisenhower warned that deep cuts in foreign aid would require more arms for defense. The House opened debate on trimming $1.1 billion from a $4.9 billion request, while leaders backed a compromise aid package of about $4.4 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
America
House
House Foreign Affairs Committee
White House
Foreign Affairs Committee
Jet Plane Crashes Into Auto Killing Two in Minneapolis
An Air Force F89 jet fighter crashed through a fence at the runway end and struck a car in Minneapolis Tuesday night, killing Mrs. Clair Usher and her daughter Rita, 5. Three other occupants were injured. the pilot and radar operator were treated and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Clair Usher
Rita
Tewes Secures 2nd District Endorsement for House Seat
Fort Atkinson report: Donald Tewes of Waukesha won the 2nd District Republican Caucus endorsement on the first ballot with 192 of 291 votes and the body later approved unanimously. Rep Glen R. Davis, endorsing Wiley for U S Senate, urged a methodical exposure of Wiley's record amid party tensions. Davis highlighted Eisenhower support. Wiley pursues Sept 11 primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Atkinson
Donald Tewes
Waukesha
Glen R. Davis
Tewes
Davis
Asia
Sian Wiley
Wiley
Eisenhower
Tewes-Roedel Plastics Corp
2Nd District
GOP
Aden government denies clash south of Yemen border
The Aden government rejected a Cairo report that tribesmen wiped out a British patrol in a clash south of Yemen. It said no major incident occurred along the Yemen British protectorate border recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aden
Cairo
Yemen
Bus Boycotts Continue After Ruling Across South
Rulings banning bus segregation spark ongoing actions in Montgomery Alabama and Tallahassee Florida with plans for a nationwide passive resistance effort discussed by Rep Adam Clayton Powell at Morehouse College. Delray Beach votes to bar Negro district. tension rises as NAACP files suit in Memphis seeking to overturn Tennessee bus laws. The 2 1 panel noted six month mark since boycott start and set two weeks for written enforcement suggestions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Tallahassee
Fla
Adam Clayton Powell
Morehouse College
Atlanta
Japanese Manned Ship Explodes Off Saigon
A Japanese freighter carrying 900 tons of surplus munitions exploded and sank 156 miles south of Saigon. Two crew members were killed, 26 injured with 8 critical, and 5 missing according to French officials. The blast occurred near Foulo Cecil de Mer off Vietn amese waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Foulo Cecil de Mer
South China Sea
Wiley backs nonintervention in primaries on Senate floor
Senator Wiley said he agrees the President should not intervene in primaries. Eisenhower had stated a position at his news conference. A separate item notes Fred A. Seaton’s confirmation as interior secretary by voice vote. In New Haven John Glover, 22, a Yale and Dartmouth standout, died of a heart attack while training at Payne Whitney pool. Matthew J. Connelly testified he did not aid Harry Schwimmer in a tax case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington
Sen
Wiley
Senate
Eisenhower
Senate Today
Fred A. Seaton
Interior
New Haven
Conn
John Glover
Yale
Payne Whitney Pool
Glover
Dartmouth
St. Louis
Matthew J. Connelly
White House
Truman
Harry S. Schwimmer
Three Midwest Banks Robbed Within 24 Hours
Federal agents pursue bandits who robbed three Midwest banks totaling about 30 000 dollars in one day. A Chicago group masked with stockings stole 13 666 dollars from Mount Greenwood State Bank while customers were forced to floor. A Triumph Illinois bandit took 20 000 dollars after tying up four employees and a customer, and a Milo Iowa robber grabbed about 1 400 dollars in a separate one man hold up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Midwest
Triumph
Ill
Milo
Iowa
Mount Greenwood
Stevenson sweeps California in Democratic contest
California voting tightens race for the Democratic nomination as Adlai Stevenson captures about 62 percent of the California Democratic vote and leads Kefauver with 710870 to 436601 as Montana and South Dakota results come in. Kefauver vows to continue campaigning and supports Democratic ticket efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Adlai KE. Stevenson
California
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Stevenson
Montana
South Dakota
Kefauver
Tennessee
Hiram Bingham Dies at 80 Former Official of Washington
Hiram Bingham former Connecticut governor U S senator and government official died of a stroke at Doctor's hospital at age 80. He had been in failing health for two years with his widow Suzanne Carroll Hill by his bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hiram Bingham
Connecticut
U.S
Bingham
Doctor’s Hospital
Suzanne Carroll Hill
Postman Bite Problem Spurs White House Dog Talk
Postmaster General Arthur Sumerfield chaired a conference on mail safety as dogs bite letter carriers and cost taxpayers. Officials discussed repellents clothings and even water guns but rejected chemical warfare. education for owners and carriers emerged as the agreed solution. A canine psychologist warned many owners misunderstand their dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S
Arthur E. Summerfield
Fido
Summerfield
Eugene J. Lyons
William E. Buckley
American Kennel Club
Rover
Also Mentioned on This Page
Evening News
Columbus Park
Earth
Park
United States
Douglas McKay
Oregon
McKay
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Moscow
Republican National Committee
Twining
Nathan F. Twining
Soviet Union
Try
Air Force
Russia
Wilson
George Zhukov
Stalin
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party
Kremlin
Associated Press
Kingsley
Ralph S. Kingsley
The
Kenosha News
Joseph W. Martin Jr
John W. McCormack
Adlai
Delray Beach
Miami
Memphis,Tenn
National Assny For the Advancement of Colored People
Jrhan J. Zievers
Zievers
G. Adolph Strangberg
Harry V. Carlson
Small Claims Court
Sen. Wiley
Seaton
Connelly
Illinois
C. B. Harbeson
New York
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!