Suez Talks Take New Turn In Cairo Clamor
Five nation Suez Canal committee moves to private talks in Cairo seeking international control of the canal while Egypt's Nasser asserts sole sovereignty. London indicates a definite turn. Eden calls emergency parliament session for next week to hear report. Eisenhower declines to back any plan, urging peaceful settlement and open canal use.
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Cairo
Egypt
Suez Canal Committee
Nasser
London
Eden
Britain
Menzies
Middle East
Menzies Committee
Dulles
Eisenhower
United States
GOP to Reinstate Truth Squads for 1952 Style Campaigns
GOP Chairman Leonard W. Hall announced the party will deploy truth squads nationwide to monitor Democratic campaigners including former President Harry S. Truman. The program mirrors a 1952 effort with researchers and speakers, some Congress members, sent to precede and follow Truman to keep the record straight. Hall called the results salutary.
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GOP
Leonard W. Hall
Harry S. Truman
Congress
Truman
Hall
Nixon urges nonpartisan stand at Legion convention
Vice President Nixon told the American Legion National Convention that the communist threat is vital to America's security and survival, urging an end to partisan criticism. Meanwhile a Circle Line sightseeing boat struck a Harlem River pier injuring several people, echoing a prior事故 at the same pier.
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Los Angeles
Nixon
American Legion National Convention
America
New York
Harlem River
Circle Line
Manhattan Island
White House denies Khrushchev Bulganin visit after elections
Washington flatly denied a report that Soviet leaders Nikita Khrushchev and Nicolai Bulganin may visit the United States after the November elections. Chicago directors of J. I. Case Co. and American Tractor Corp. approve merger plans to expand Case into construction and roadbuilding.
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Washington
White House
Nikita Khrushchev
Nicolai Bulganin
United States
Chicago
J. I. Case Co
American Tractor Corp
Case
Two Trainmen Hurt In Granville Collision
Two Milwaukee switchmen were injured when their switch engine rammed the rear of a freight train in Granville suburbs early today. The collision disrupted service and prompted a damage investigation by railroad officials.
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Milwaukee
Granville
Troops Escort Nine to School in Sturgis Desegregation Incident
National Guardsmen cleared a 400 to 500 strong crowd in Sturgis Kentucky to allow nine Black students to enter the previously all white high school. Troops used bayonets to disperse jeering townspeople while state police detained five mob members. No shots were fired and attendance remained unclear as tensions spilled into surrounding areas.
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National Guardsmen
Sturgis
Kentucky
Clinton
Tenn
Maryland
Matoaka
W. Va
Marines Drowned Off Okinawa In Strong Currents
Naha Okinawa Eleven Marines drowned off the north shore during a break in field exercises as a strong undertow, attributed to Typhoon Emma, knocked them seaward. Rescue efforts saved many. 11 Marines were listed as missing with search operations ongoing.
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Okinawa
U. S
Marine Corps
Victor H. Krulak
3Rd Marine Division
Jack Westerman
Co. F
9Th Marine Regiment
James A. Donovan
John L. Shanahan
Shanahan
James M. Middleton
Balboa
Calif
Emma
Here
Fall Feeling Plagues Kenosha as Cool Winds Rise
The morning saw cool windy conditions in Kenosha with yesterday’s 80 high dropping to 56 overnight. Noon temps reached 57 at the sewage treatment plant, 62 downtown, and 63 at American Motors, with clear skies and a mid 40s low tonight. Friday expected sunny and warmer around 65, sunrise 5 21 a.m., sunset 6 17 p.m. Pollen count stood at 84 for the 24 hours ending 8 a.m.
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Kenosha
American Motors
Truck Driver Dies as Toll in 1956 Wisconsin Fatalities Rises
Fond du Lac truck driver Waldemar J. Jaeger was killed when his semi-trailer left Highway 21 six miles west of Omro, colliding with a tree. The death raises the 1956 Wisconsin highway fatality toll to 636, compared with 579 at the same time last year.
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Fond du Lac
Winnebago County
Waldemar J. Jaeger
Highway 21
Omro
Mars Closest Opponent Tonight in 32 Years
Mars will be 35,163,000 miles away around midnight, a rare close approach unseen since 1924. Observers expect viewing from dusk through late evening as Mars, with red deserts and possible canals, sparks renewed debate on potential life and minute atmospheric differences.
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Mars
New York
Earth
Demonstrator Stone U S Office Riot in Dacca
President Iskander Mirza rushed to Dacca to inspect a riot where demonstrators stoned the U S Information Service headquarters. The U S consulate in the Shabbagh Hotel was heavily guarded by armed police today.
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Dacca
Pakistan
Iskander Mirza
U. S. Information Service
U. S
Shabbagh Hotel
Polish Premier says Poland faces difficult economic situation
Polish Prime Minister Josef Cyrankiewicz told parliament in a Warsaw radio report that public trust has waned, shortages must end, and living standards must rise to pull Poland out of the difficult economic situation.
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Vienna
Austria
Josef Cyrankiewicz
Warsaw Radio
Poland
Midwest Shriners Meet at Madison
More than 3 500 red fez Shrines attend the three day Midwest Shrine association session at Madison. Wives and guests raise visitors to about 20 000 while nobles come from 18 temples across five states plus two Canadian provinces. Parades Friday and Saturday feature 40 musical units with motorcycles clowns camels bands and chanters.
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Midwest Shrine Association
Illinois
Iowa
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Canada
Wisconsin
Ad Earner Offers Quick Cash and Ads
Want ads coach O. Howie Hustles proclaims fast money by placing ads. Call OL 17-5121 to place your notice and connect with the hustler who pledges rapid solution.
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O. Howie Hustles
Kenosha Hosts 300 Police Chiefs for Wisconsin Conference
Kenosha welcomed more than 300 state chiefs of police and their guests for the 49th annual Chiefs of Police Association of Wisconsin conference. Police Chief Stanley G. Haukedahl becomes association president and Milwaukee’s 50-piece band performed in parades and a Civic Center concert. The event, with sessions at the Eagles club and a Friday keynote on Disaster Planning by FBI official Quinn Tamm, runs through Saturday before delegates head to Chicago for the International Chiefs of Police meeting.
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Chiefs of Police Association of
Wisconsin
Stanley G. Haukedahl
61St St
22Nd Ave
Roosevelt Rd
23Rd Ave
Brittles
City Hall
6Th Ave
Dayton
Eagles Club
Kenoshans
Civic Center Park
Chicago
International Chiefs of Police Association
Quinn Tamm
FBI Identification Division
Washington, D. C
Tammy
Daniel W. Fults, Jr
Milwaukee
FBI
James Poster
Rathskeller
Emil F. Bartels
Shorewood
U. S. Naval Reserve Training Center
Ralph J. Altstadt
St. Mark's Catholic Church
Rh. H. Custer
Law Enforcement
Chief Bartels
Wingert Appointed to Wisconsin Supreme Court
Madison attorney L. Wingert, 57, was named by Gov. Kohler to fill the late Justice Gehl’s unexpired term. A UW Law School lecturer and Dane County Bar member, Wingert will serve until 1958 and may seek a full 10-year term in 1958 elections. He has practiced in Madison since 1923 and is with the firm Stroud Stebbins Wingert Strout.
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Mmert L. Wingert
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Walter Kohler
University of Wisconsin Law School
Dane County
American Bar Associations
Seventh Federal Judicial Circuit
House of Governors
Wisconsin. Bar Assa
Justice Wingert
Mt. Carroll, IL
Beloit College
Harvard Law School
Stroud, Stebbins
Stevenson Calls Labor to Choose Vision Over Complacency
Adlai E Stevenson urged American workers to join the Democrats and march toward a new America. He accused Republicans of offering words without action, citing Eisenhower and Nixon's convention speeches while labeling them the old Republican wrecking crew. He warned against complacency and pledged forward plans to turn rhetoric into law.
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San Francisco
Adlai Ek
Stevenson
America
International Assn
Eisenhower
Nixon
Republican Wrecking Crew
Tiny Victim Found Dead After Lake Abduction
The body of Cynthia Ruotolo weeks old was recovered from Lake Whitney Hamden Conn. The child was taken from a Sears Roebuck foyer two days earlier. Police found the infant near a rarely used bridge after two boys alerted authorities. The parents were told of the grim discovery and no arrest had been announced.
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Hamden
Conn
Cynthia Ruotolo
Sterling Taylor
Lake Whitney
Cynthia
Sears Roebuck
Stephen Ruotolo
New Haven
Poll Workers Seek Raise in City Meeting
A special city council meeting is set for 5 p m at the courthouse to decide a pay increase for poll workers. A petition asks salaries rise to match Milwaukee Racine rates with workers paid 20 to 14 dollars and chairmen 25 16 dollars, plus per vote bonuses.
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Court House
Milwaukee
Racine
Bonn to buy ammunition from Turkey for 700 million marks
West Germany will purchase 700 million marks worth of ammunition from Turkey, the defense ministry announced today. The deal totals about 166.6 million dollars as stated in the report.
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Bonn
Germany
West Germany
Turkey
Defense Ministry
Quarrel Preceded Wounding of Confidential Editor
Witnesses testified a loud quarrel over a Confidential magazine story preceded the shooting of publisher Robert Harrison in the Jarabacoa Mountain district. Richard Weldy claimed the shot was accidental while Harrison hunted with A. P. Govoni and Gene Courtney. Weldy, a Peru tour director, was arrested on a hoarding charge and treated for injuries in Ciudad Trujillo.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Confidential Magazine
Robert Harrison
Harrison
Richard Weldy
Jungle Trapper and Guide
New York
Weldy
Jarabacoa
Here
Harrison's
Pilar Palette
John Wayne
Peru
Gene Courtney
Goyani
Courtney
Wayne
Hollywood
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