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Newspaper
Kenosha Evening News
Location
Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1956
Page
3
AP analysis notes Moscow seeks Western acceptance while backing revolution and subversion. It frames itself as peaceful yet clings to a revisionist view that capitalism must wage war. Over ten years avoid world war but stay armed. open skies talks may hint at shifts.
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Former Washington senator Harry P. Cain, a Subversive Activities Control Board member and frequent critic of the loyalty security program, exits the White House. He says President's aides keep him in the dark about how the program operates.
Washington reports the University of Wisconsin joins Minnesota Purdue and Argonne Laboratories as candidates for the world’s largest atom smasher valued near 100 million dollars. AEC aims to decide by Sept 1 with a 50 GeV output and a half mile circumference facility.
Analysis suggests that despite some moves toward prudence and diplomacy, the Communist bloc's published program shows no reform. The West has been warned that peaceful negotiation remains unlikely, even as efforts to win support and avert crises continue.
T Lamar Caudle head of the Justice Department Tax Division testifies in a federal conspiracy trial. He recalls anger over an oil royalty bought in his name by Harry S Schwimmer, a friend of the President's circle, and says he endorsed and cashed one check. The trial also involves Candle and Connolly, charged with stalling prosecution of Irving Sachs.
Aged as part of the American Expeditionary Forces in World War I, National Guard divisions accounted for two fifths of the American troops deployed to Europe, highlighting their crucial role in the conflict.
The House Veterans Affairs Committee debates a $105 monthly veterans pension bill backed by the American Legion. Rep Christopher says action could finish in one or two sessions amid Eisenhower opposition and Teague's leadership. Officials estimate costs at 28.6 billion first year and 77 billion by 2000, which the Legion disputes as excessive.
The measure would grant $105 monthly pensions for World War I and Korean War veterans at 65 within income limits. Teague said the DAV and VFW protested concentrating on this Legion bill ahead of broader veteran compensation proposals, with the DAV calling the move startling and the VFW arguing priority should go to World War I only plans.
Groundbreaking ceremonies for a new 2.6 million dollar Norbertine Abbey will be held in West De Pere on Saturday, officials announced today.
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