Defer Action On Deputy's Suspension
Civil service commissioners studied the sheriff s department last night but deferred action until Monday. Deputy Edwin Polansky faced charges over on duty contact with county board members to oppose a proposed classification system. The case included testimony from Sheriff Simonsen and Polansky with two named supervisors cited. The deputy admitted visiting John Holloway and Jay Rhodes on March 15. The commission will review transcripts and hear more witnesses if needed.
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Edwin Polansky
Somers
Polansky
Simonsen
LeRoy
John Holloway
Paris
Jay Rhodes
Kenosha
Bullet From Car Kills Teen-Ager
A 15-year-old boy died from gunshot wounds after being hit by a bullet fired from a speeding car as he spoke with two girls on a street corner in North Philadelphia. Police called it part of a fresh wave of juvenile gang warfare, with over 40 teenagers questioned at a central station within hours.
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Philadelphia
Robert Blocker
St. Luke's Hospital
Winter Weather Lashes Wisconsin With Heavy Snow
A Wisconsin city received six to seven inches of snow and frigid temperatures. The sewage treatment plant dropped to eight degrees last night while downtown hit around 30 at noon. Highs near 31 today, 30 downtown, with lows 10 to 15 and 30 by Wednesday. Partly cloudy, continued cold expected tonight and Wednesday.
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Wisconsin
Nash Motors
Figurehead Role Seen For Naguib
In Cairo a Saudi king and a bus union leader helped avert bloodshed on decision day. A power shift places President Mohammed Naguib as figurehead under a military council led by Gamal Abdel Nasser. Saudi Arabia and Swai Ahmed Swai backed the council against parliamentary restoration. Seaborne strikes and student protests accompanied the events with no violence.
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Egypt
U.P
Mohammed Naguib
Military Council
Saud
Saudi Arabia
Naguib
Swai Ahmed Swai
Federation of Transport Unions
Revolutionary Council
Col
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Siamese Twins Janet and Janice Savage Still Doing Well
Officials at Catherine Booth Maternity hospital report Siamese twins Janet and Janice Savage in an incubator and still doing well after a triple birth. Their mother Mrs James Savage aged 31 and Mary Anne, the third daughter, are in excellent condition.
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Montreal
Catherine Booth Maternity Hospital
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Janice Savage
Petite
James Savage
Mary Anne
Three U S Moves Made Against ILA
The U S attorney leads a grand jury probe into the ILA strike, the NLRB seeks to compel tug boatmen back to work, and a federal judge keeps the $100 000 contempt trial moving as a triple action against the discredited union. The walkout paralyzes New York docks and 4 000 rival AFL workers cross picket lines while 15 000 other dockers continue boycotts. Queen Mary delays due to tug outages as Dewey and Mitchell map further action.
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International Longshoremen’s Association
U. S
National Labor Relations Board
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Washington
NLRB
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Norfolk
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AFL
Halifax
N. S
Thomas E. Dewey
James P. Mitchell
Holdup Man Identified in Minnesota Jail Escape
A filling station operator identified Terence Rex Farrell as the knife armed holdup man who robbed him at a station earlier Monday. Farrell, a Fort Riley Soldier, is accused of 40 Twin Cities holdups as investigators extend road blocks across Wisconsin and Minnesota after five inmates overpowered two turnkeys to flee Ramsey County jail in St Paul.
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Eau Claire
Minnesota
Jim Oliver
Terrence Rex Farrell
Oliver
Farrell
Fort Riley
Kas
Twin Cities
Wisconsin
Ramsey County
St. Paul
Minn
Plane Rams Mess Hall in Fatal Air Crash at Bragg
At Pope AFB North Carolina an air force C-119 attempted an emergency landing on a parade ground but struck a barracks and the mess hall. Eight men were feared dead with five bodies recovered and several injured among crew and troops. The plane burned for over an hour before wreckage was cleared.
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St. Bragg
N. C
U.P
Acag
Pope Afb
Mess Hall
Morris Beschloss
Sewart Afb
Smyrna
Eisenhower Eyes Wider Tariff Cuts in New Policy
President Eisenhower asks Congress for broader power to cut tariffs as part of a bold foreign economic policy to boost U S security and growth. He urges reduced aid to others, more peaceful trade with the East and West, and easing buy American rules while warning on legislative odds.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
America
Special Commission On Foreign Economic Policy
Out on Bond In Beer Thefts
Milwaukee dairy and beer theft case centers on Donald B. Nelson a former Schlitz leading superintendent held on $2500 bond after admitting theft of about two thousand beer cases over three years from Schlitz brewery where he formerly worked two ex employees testified they were not partners in the alleged scheme Nelson did not enter a plea and faces municipal court.
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Milwaukee
Donald B. Nelson
Schlitz
Joseph E. Tierney
Nelson
Tierney
Ex King Leopold Leads Panama Expedition Across Darien
Former Belgian monarch Leopold II spearheads a venture through Panama's Darien Province seeking Balboa’s 1513 Pacific route amid difficult jungle terrain and rugged mountain passes.
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Leopold
Belgium
Darien
Balboa
Pacific
Censure of Israeli Village Raid by Mixed Armistice Commission
The Jordan Israel mixed armistice commission condemned Israel in the strongest terms for a Sunday night raid on Jordanian border wells. It cited a large group of trained Israelis crossing the line firing, blowing up a truck, and wounding 14 villagers and five guards. Israel did not attend the meeting and cited the Kissalon incident as a possible retaliation.
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Nahalin
BethLehem
Arab Legion
Holy Land
Libya
Jerusalem
Jordan-Israel
Mixed Armistice Commission
Israel
Afat Atalin
Commission
Negev Desert
Moshe Sharett
Kissalon
Natalia
South Korea Sets Higher Price for Geneva Attendance
Seoul Foreign Minister Pyun Yung Tai announced a higher price for Korea's attendance at the Geneva conference next month. He proposed three new ROK divisions for each UN division withdrawn from Korea, with experts to finalize details. the 3-for-1 replacement ratio was deemed roughly right.
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Seoul
Pyun Yung Tai
South Korea
Geneva
ROK
U. N
Korea
Pyun
Hydrogen bomb tests draw international attention and questions
Secretary of Defense Charles E Wilson called the hydrogen tests unbelievable while deflecting questions on results. The AEC announced the second thermonuclear test in the Marshall Islands near late March, with power far exceeding early estimates. Radiation effects touched nearby crews and a Japanese fishing crew, as Congress and the public await clearer disclosures and a censored visual exhibit planned for April.
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Charles E. Wilson
United States
Congress
Wilson
Russia
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Marshalls
ABC
Eisenhower
Churchill blocks calls for talks on US H bomb tests
Prime Minister Winston Churchill told the House of Commons that U S law prevents international consultations on hydrogen bomb tests. He said he would not propose conferences even if possible and noted Britain’s instruments detected Friday’s blast in the Marshall Islands. He added officials would share information within U S limits.
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U.P
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
United States
Churchill
U. S
Britain
Committee Reviews New Counsel Candidates for McCarthy Probe
The Senate investigating subcommittee examined three new prospects to head the probe into Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy's clash with the army. The panel had planned to begin this week but delayed after not securing a prominent attorney to serve as counsel.
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Washington
U.P
Senate
Joseph R. McCarthy
Army
Police to Question Milwaukee Tavern Owner in Slaying Probe
Milwaukee police planned to question tavern owner Frank La Galbo today about the slaying of John Di Trapani. Di Trapani and family dined at Chico's Bar-B-Q on March 17, the night before his death in his car. The Common Council License committee closed Chico's Bar-BQ citing La Galbo's noncooperation and police record. La Galbo’s attorney said he fears police treatment and noted his 1937 seven weeks in jail on murder charges from which he was released for lack of evidence.
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Milwaukee
Frank la Galbo
John di Trapani
la Galbo
di Trapani
Chico
Common Council
la Galba
Stevenson Prepares Speech in Hospital in Duke
Adlai E. Stevenson began work in his hospital room on a major political speech as doctors said he had nearly recovered from a mild kidney attack and could leave Duke University Hospital in Durham, North Carolina, soon.
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Durham
N. C
U.P
Adlai E. Stevenson
Duke University Hospital
Zimmerman Eyes Senate Challenge If McCarthy Recall Succeeds
Wisconsin political scene braces for a McCarthy recall effort as veteran GOP leader Zimmerman signals availability to run if petition drive reaches recall status. He signed a recall petition and cites legal support from attorneys amid a “Joe Must Go Club” push led by Leroy Gore of Sauk City.
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Wis
Fred R. Zimmerman
Wisconsin
McCarthy
R-Wis
Zimmerman
Sauk City
Leroy Gore
Gore
Sauk Prairie Star
Milwaukee
U. S. Senate
Elections Division
Secretary of State
U. S
Joseph McCarthy
Dane County Political Education Committee
AFL
CIO
Congress approves plan to cut federal excise taxes
The House approved and sent to the senate a compromise bill to cut federal excise taxes by a billion dollars a year. The Polish consulates general in New York Chicago and Detroit have been closed and liquidated as requested by the State Department. Sen Mundt indicated another day’s delay on a special counsel for the McCarthy Army inquiry, extending to the 14th.
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U.P
House
Senate
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Detroit
State Department
Sen
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