Dulles Proposes Suez Shipping Czar Plan At Talk
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles urged a 13 nation conference to name a Western shipping czar with authority to divert traffic from the Suez Canal if needed. He outlined a users association with a small staff and an expert administrator to manage pilots, routes, and canal tolls. Prime Minister Eden signaled possible UN Security Council action if Egypt blocks convoy pilots.
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London
John Foster Dulles
Suez Canal
Lloyd
UN Security Council
Anthony Eden
Commons
Suez
Security Council
Egypt
Association
Dulles
Iran
Sweden
Spain
Eden
Soviet Premier proposes Big Four Suez conference
In an interview Nikolai Bulganin says the Soviet Union would join a heads of government conference with Egypt India France Britain United States and the USSR to settle the Suez dispute. He suggests Geneva as a possible venue and says timing is flexible. The State Department dismisses the idea as London talks continue.
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Moscow
Nikolai Bulganin
India
Egypt
Suez
Bulganin
J. Kingsbury Smith
International News Service
Tass
Soviet Union
France
Britain
United States
U.S.S.R
Geneva
Switzerland
Washington
State Department
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Big Four
Lincoln White
Russia
London
Name Two Women To Commission Name Two Women To Commission
Madison Two women have been appointed to the governor's Commission on Human Rights and eight members appointed to succeed themselves for terms ending Sept. 15, 1959. The new members are Mrs. Melvin Benn Bloomington president of the Wisconsin Federation of Women's Clubs and Mrs. William O'Donnell Madison. Mrs. Bonn succeeds Mrs. George Thompson of Hudson and Mrs. O'Donnell succeeds the Rt. Rev. Msgr. F. L. McDonnell of Madison. Continuing on the commission are Dr. L. H. Adolfson Madison Dr. Fred Bobo Milwaukee the Rev. F. J. Kennedy Milwaukee John Lawton Madison Dr. Selig Perlman Madison P. Rigler Rice Lake Rabbi Manfred Swarsensky Madison and Dr. G. Aubrey Young Waukesha.
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Madison
Governor
Fred Bobo
Milwaukee
F. J. Kennedy
John Lawton
Selig Perlman
P. Rigler
Rice Lake
Manfred Swarsensky
G. Aubrey Young
Waukesha
Air Force Grounds B52 Bombers After Fatal Accident
The Air Force grounded all its B52 heavy jet bombers for the second time this year following Monday’s crash near Castle Air Force Base California that killed five of seven crew members. The grounding is a precaution while the investigation proceeds with emergency readiness maintained.
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Washington
Air Force
Castle Air Force Base
Calif
Air Materiel Command
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Ohio
Turn Away Negro Pupils At Sturgis
Eight Black students were denied entry to Sturgis High School in Kentucky as principal H Earl Evans read a Union County School Board order. A crowd of about 250 watched while two students with library books entered under guard. after the reading, most Negro pupils left, and classes resumed.
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Sturgis, Ky
Sturgis High School
H.earl Evans
Union County School Board
Shelby Garnett
Evans
Carlos Oakley
Clarence O. Busch
Sturgis
National Guard
Western
Kentucky
A. B. Chandler
Dodge County DA Post Allocated to Horicon Man
Gov. Walter Kohler appointed Clarence G. Traeger of Horicon as Dodge County district attorney to replace Bruce R. Rasmussen who resigned after a salary dispute with the county board. Traeger previously served as DA from 1939 to 1951 and will serve until Jan 7, 1957. Rasmussen remains a Republican primary candidate for re election.
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Madison
Walter Kohler
Clarence G. Traeger
Horicon
Dodge County
Bruce R. Rasmussen
Traeger
Rasmussen
Nominee Seeks Nikolay on November Ballot as Independent
Green Bay report says William Proxmire, Democratic governor nominee, repudiates Robert LaFollette Sucher and urges party workers to back Frank Nikolay, defeated in the primary, as an independent candidate for attorney general on the November ballot.
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Green Bay
William Proxmire
Robert LaFollette Sucher
Frank Nikolay
Sucher
Proxmire
Democratic Party
Phileo Nash
Milwaukee
Nash
Nikolay
Madison
Ene
Eisenhower campaign address eyed as Stevenson airs plans
President Eisenhower prepares his first formal campaign address as Democrats launch a seven million dollar fund drive. Stevenson outlined party fundraising in Washington with house to house canvassing and Oct nights of big city dinners. Kefauver accused officials of violating the law in the Dixon-Yates affair and Nixon led a 15 thousand mile tour defending administration actions.
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Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Washington
Joe Smith
Estes Kefauver
St. Paul, Minn
Nixon
Whittier
Calif
Stevenson
Joe Smiths
Campbell Sets Speedboat Mark at Coniston
Donald Campbell accelerated to a world record speed of 225.63 mph at Coniston Water after narrowly escaping death in a trial run earlier today. The achievement follows his previous record and tops the list of water speed feats.
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Coniston
England
Donald Campbell
Virginia House approves tax money to private schools
Richmond Virginia lawmakers pass bills to strike the compulsory school attendance law and allow state funds to be diverted to private schools in a broad House vote.
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Richmond
Virginia House of Delegates
Senate
Meat unions, Swift resume talks to avert midnight strike
Chicago reports two large meat packing unions and Swift and Co resumed contract negotiations today aiming to prevent a strike set to begin at midnight. In New York, police announced the arrest of Theodore Rij, a 43 year old dressmaking firm executive linked to the acid blind ing of labor columnist Victor Riesel, as the FBI conducts a nationwide manhunt.
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Chicago
Swift and Co
New York
Theodore Rij
Victor Riesel
FBI
Rij
Far East to Get Super Sabrejets in November
Far East Air Force Headquarters announced that supersonic F 100 Super Sabrejets will be stationed in the Far East in strength for the first time in November.
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Far East
Tokyo
Far East Air Force
Lancaster youth held for shooting father in Grant County
Grant County Sheriff Robert Seemey reported that 18 year old James Roesch of Lancaster is being held for shooting and wounding his father Tuesday night. Glen Roesch remained in fair condition at a Lancaster hospital.
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Lancaster
Wis
P— Grant
Robert Seemeyer
James Roesch
Glen Roesch
Pint Size Colombian Could Be 167 Or 120 Years Old
A four foot four inch Colombian named Javier Pereira travels to New York for medical tests at Cornell to verify if he is the world’s oldest living man. Authorities say he may be 150 to 167, while some evidence suggests a younger age. Pereira charmed reporters with ice cream and goofy faces at Miami Airport before heading to the United States for further evaluation.
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Miami
New York
Javier Periera
Monteria
Colombia
Pereira
Miarai
Cornell Medical Center
Periera
South America
Douglas Storer
Naval Base Rock and Roll Riot at Newport Enlisted Club
About a dozen servicemen were hospitalized and nine detained after a riot at the Newport naval base enlisted men’s club during a Fats Domino concert. Police noted both white and Negro personnel present with unconfirmed racial involvement. Marine Sailor clashes were possible. The melee began when lights went out, leaving the interior strewn with glass and broken furniture.
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Newport
R. I
Newport Naval Base
Fats Domino
Sewicemen
Death of Bicyclist Raises Wisconsin Traffic Toll
The death of 12 year old Eugene Engelbrecht Jr. on a county trunk road near Manitowoc increases Wisconsin 1956 highway fatalities to 676, up from 610 last year. He and five companions rode bicycles onto the road when struck by a car driven by Arthur Zinkel, who says the boys appeared suddenly from a hedge while returning from school.
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Eugene Engelbrecht Jr
Manitowoc
Arthur Zinkel
Hedge
Iceberg Drifts Toward Capetown at Over 100 Miles Daily
A 370 foot high Antarctic iceberg is reported drifting toward Capetown at more than 100 miles per day. The Ivy crew sighted the iceberg about 1 200 miles southwest of Capetown aboard the American tanker Ivy.
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Capetown
South Africa
Antarctic
Ivy
First Snow Arrives in Upper Michigan as Wisconsin Freezes
The first snow of the season fell in Upper Michigan while Wisconsin endures unseasonably cold weather. Lows tonight in the 34 to 39 range with fair skies and frost, warming to mid 60s Thursday. Noon readings: 53 at the treatment plant, 54 downtown, 56 at American Motors. Yesterday’s high reached 70 with a 49 low, sunrise 5 35, sunset 5 45. Pollen count 8 for the 24 hours ending 8 am today.
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Upper Michigan
Kenosha
Wisconsin
American Motors
Corn Chopping Machine Fatal to Farm Girl
A six year old girl, Patricia Bratz, daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Bratz of Rt 2 Cato Manitowoc County, died of chest injuries after being run over by a corn chopping machine pulled by a tractor driven by her 10 year old brother. The incident occurred Tuesday at their farm.
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Manitowoc
Patricia Bratz
Walter Bratz
Rt. 2
Cato
Manitowoc County
Nuns Captured by Algerian Rebels Warn Release Upon Wounding
Algerian rebels said they hold a Canadian nun captive and will free her once wounded rebels are treated. The statement cites medical care needs and the detainee's safety as conditions for release.
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Algiers
Japanese Mayor Kurashima to Visit Kenosha Next Week
Nagano mayor Itaru Kurashima will spend a week in Kenosha as part of a three month U S tour visiting city hall schools Chamber of Commerce and factories to study American governance taxation finance welfare and the manager council relationship He arrives Monday with interpreter Key Kobayashi and will tour schools vocational sites American Motors Corp and the American Brass Co including a local high school football game.
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Kenosha
Itaru Kurashima
Nagano
Germany
England
Israel
Italy
Kurashima
United States
Japan
Harold Maurer
American Public Schools
H. M. Clark
Chamber of Commerce
K. V. Ryall
Kenosha County
American Motors Corp
American Brass Co
Tokyo Imperial University
Key Kobayashi
Korea
Hosei University
Welfare Association
Library Association
Official blasts Chinese Red Party criticizes leadership
Teng Hsia-ping, chief secretary of the central committee and secretary-general of the eight Chinese Communist Party Congress, denounces bureaucratic snobbery laziness and vacillation. He urges revisions of the party constitution and champions the mass line policy of deriving ideas from the people.
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Tokyo
Radio
Peiping
Teng Hsia-ping
Central Committee
Chinese Communist Party Congress
Teng
Red
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Kermit Caves
Joseph Zuffa
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Budget Bureau
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Bob" LaFollette
Robert M. LaFollette
Phillip F
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Pemera
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