West seeks neutral chair for UN Suez debate
Diplomatic sources say the West aims to keep Cuba's Emilio Nunez-Portuondo as council president during the Suez crisis debate with France set to preside if needed. Tehran's Iran and other foreign ministers including Pineau Lloyd Dulles Popovic Shepilov Fawzi gather as Egypt attaches Nasser adviser Aly Sabri to its delegation.
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N. Y
UN Security Council
Council
Emilio Nunez-Portuondo
Cuba
Suez
France
Christian Pineau
Iran
Djalal Abdoh
Nunez-Portuondo
Pineau
Selwyn Lloyd
John Foster Dulles
Washington
Yugoslavia
Koca Popovic
Dmitri T. Shepilov
Egypt
Mahmoud Fawzi
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Aly Sabri
Philippine lawmakers urge abrogation of U S Philippines bases pact
A Manila based special committee hearing arguments for scrapping the 1947 U S Philippines military bases agreement urged abrogation if the United States does not revise the accord. Leaders Miguel Cuenco Joaquin Roces Cornelio Villareal and Ferdinand Marcos led the push as the panel planned further talks on court jurisdiction over U S bases. Former U S Army official Karl Bendetsen returned to Washington as Manila insisted on Philippine jurisdiction over crimes involving U S armed forces.
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U. S.-Philippines
United States
House
U.S
Philippines
Arturo M. Tolentino Nacionalista
Washington
Bendetsen
U. S
Governor Criticizes Fire Of County Health Official
Governor Leroy Collins voiced strong opposition to the firing of Dr. Deborah Coggins, Jefferson County health officer, over having lunch with a Black nurse. He called the action unjust and linked it to racial integration tensions. The county officials planned to deliver official notice of dismissal today. The decision was made at a joint Jefferson Madison Taylor counties meeting, where Coggins serves.
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Monticello
Fla
Deborah Coggins
Leroy Collins
Coggins
Jefferson County Commission
Jefferson
Madison
Taylor
Milwaukee Angler Rescues Stranded Fisherman on Pier
An early morning incident at Government Pier Lake Michigan left Robert Kuhl 22 Milwaukee nearly fall victim as Daniel Dybul 26 Milwaukee dived in to save him. Both men were treated for exposure at County Emergency Hospital and released.
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Milwaukee
Government Pier
Lake Michigan
Robert Kuhl
Daniel Dybul
Kuhl
Soviet War Rooms Warn of Arctic U S Bases
Red Star accuses the United States of building Arctic bases for an attack on the Soviet Union and calls it part of a global imperialist war plan. The claim portrays Washington as plotting world domination.
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Moscow
Red Star
United States
Arctic
Soviet Union
Bus overturns injuring eighteen women one man in Ephrata
A chartered bus carrying a New Jersey group on a tour of Pennsylvania Dutch country overturned in Ephrata after scraping a pickup truck. Eighteen women and one man were injured, with one serious.
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Lancaster
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Ephrata
Seoul Assassin Says He Acted Alone Against VP Chang
Kim Sang Boong, injured in a hospital bed, told reporters he acted by himself to attack Vice President John M. Chang. He claimed no government or party leaders inspired the attempt and said he joined the opposition Democrats a month ago to purge Chang’s pro Japan and pro Communist leadership. He expressed surprise at having wounded Chang and urged reform to serve the people.
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Seoul
Korea
Kim Sang Boong
John M. Chang
Democratic Party
Democrats
Chang
Kim
Mansei
Cheugh
Chough
Truck Kills 14 Month Old in Janesville Farmyard
A truck ran over 14 month old Deborah Lynn Stevens in her parents farmyard Friday afternoon, killing her instantly. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Duane Stevens of Janesville.
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Janesville
Deborah Lynn Stevens
Duane Stevens
Milwaukee Fire Kills Six Children in Oak Creek Home
A Milwaukee area fire killed six children and left a seventh child and both parents missing early last night. Fire officials suspect a possible explosion as the cause while investigators questioned the father at the county jail. The Vallarel family home in Oak Creek, a former barn, was fully engulfed when firefighters arrived and contained four rooms. The count included four girls and two boys aged from 11 months to 12 years. The mother said she and 10 year old Joseph fled to search for Pete Vallarel, who had not returned since Thursday morning.
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Milwaukee
Romano Vallarel
Joseph
Pete
Vallarel
William Rossiter
Max Barczak
Oak Creek
Vallabes
Brink's Bandit Home Drunk Testimony Key Detail
The wife Helen Richardson and son Thomas Jr testified that accused Brink's bandit Thomas F. Richardson was drunk at home on Jan 17 1950 the day of the heist when gunmen looted Brink's Inc of 1 218 211. They placed the time between 6 and 7 p m as the bandits entered the vaults.
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Boston
Thomas F. Richardson
Brink’s Inc
Helen Richardson
Richardson
Thomas Jr
Cypriots Kill 2 British Subjects
In Nicosia Cyprus riot gunmen killed an Englishwoman and a British soldier on a lonely road Friday night. Two other service members were wounded and earlier two British policemen were shot on Ledra Street. An army sergeant wounded last Sunday died, raising Friday’s British death toll to five, the highest in 16 months of anti-British violence.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Ledra
Lanarca
Kenosha Area Weather Outlook For Weekend
The forecast calls for mostly fair to partly cloudy skies with wind and cooler temperatures. Highs near the mid 70s today dipping to the 60s this afternoon, overnight lows in the 40s, and Sunday will be fair and cool. readings noon today ranged from 73 to 77 degrees downtown and at Ameri can Motors Corp with a 73 degree plant reading.
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Kenosha
American Motors Corp
Mercury Watcher
Kenosha County Aged Care Program Among 10 Cited
The state department of public welfare cited ten counties, including Kenosha, for aging programs to serve about 900 elderly residents. Projects total over four million dollars, with new county homes, expansions, and remodeling under construction or planned.
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Madison
Kenosha County
State Department of Public Welfare
Calumet
New Holstein
Columbia County
Eau Claire County
Mt. Washington
Lincoln County
Merrill
Navy Launches Third Super Carrier Ranger
The Navy launched its third super aircraft carrier, USS Ranger, a 60,000-ton Forrestal class flat-top. It is the eighth ship to bear the Ranger name, with claims it can penetrate defenses in any war.
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Newport News
Ranger
Mystery Heightens Around Tito's Sudden Russian Visit
Soviet secret police chief Gen. Ivan Serov attended a banquet with Tito in Yalta while Khrushchev hosted. Moscow and Belgrade hinted at talks on de Stalinization and international party matters amid Tito's wary stance toward Stalin.
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Russia
Moscow Radio
Ivan A. Serov
State Security Committee
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Yalta
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Stalin
Belgrade
Cominform
Communist Party
Moscow
Black Sea
President Somoza Dies After Assassination Attempt
Nicaragua's long-time strongman Anastasio Somoza died in a U S hospital in the Panama Canal Zone from bullet wounds after being shot at a party in Leon Nicaragua on Sept 21. Rigoberto Lopez Perez, a 27 year old journalist, killed by guards. Somoza's son Luis 34 named acting president by Congress.
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Anastasio Somoza
Nicaragua
Gonzales Revilla
Somoza
U. S
Canal Zone
Leon
Rigoberto Lopez Perez
Managua
Gargas Hospital
Panama Canal Zone
Eisenhower
Leonard Heaton
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Proxmire Attacks IC in Milwaukee TV Speech
William Proxmire charged that Wisconsin’s Industrial Commission is stacked with officials from insurance and big business, harming injured workers seeking settlements. Vernon Thomson spoke on farming issues in Independence and Madison, noting milk discrimination in interstate commerce and praising a federal gas ruling. Thomson urged county support for highway law enforcement and state funded sheriff academies at Camp McCoy as best in the nation.
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William Proxmire
Wisconsin
State Industrial Commission
Milwaukee
Industrial Commission
Vernon Thomson
Independence
Ile
Madison
Thomson
Federal Power Commission
Racine Deputies Capture Gunman
Racine County deputies arrested James J. Sullivan 27 after a Milwaukee robbery. Sullivan held up a 25 year old man, fled with the victim’s car and wallet and $131 in cash, then surrendered when deputies stopped the car.
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Racine
Milwaukee
Racine County
Rudolph Spieker
James J. Sullivan
Illinois
Joliet
Spieker
Sullivan
Wayne Randall
Randall
Loan Co Robbery by Phone in Sheboygan
Wisconsin Loan and Finance Corp in Sheboygan was robbed of 500 dollars after a caller claimed manager Marvin Kilton needed urgent hospital care. A 65 year old female employee followed the instructions and left the money in an alley. Police have no leads.
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Sheboygan
Wis
Wisconsin Loan and Finance Corp
Marvin Kilton
Kilton
Steen Heimke
Czechoslovakia and Italy Sign 40 Million Trade Pact
Rome reports a bilateral trade agreement between Italy and Czechoslovakia for nearly 40 million dollars. Italy will export citrus fruits machinery automobiles minerals and hemp while Czechoslovakia will ship coal machinery wood glass and porcelain.
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Rome
Italy
Czechoslovakia
Fumes Fatal To State Man At National Container
One man died and four others were hospitalized after hydrogen sulphide fumes overwhelmed workers at the National Container Corp in Tomahawk Wisconsin. Lester Kuehling 36 Irma was in a tank with paper liquor and pulp sludge. he apparently drowned after being overcome. John Corbett and John Hoest were in critical condition while Kemlery Myers and Donald Kahn were in fair condition. Four other workers received first aid and were sent home. The plant makes corrugated cardboard containers and employs about 300 men.
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Tomahawk
Wis
National Container Corp
Lester Kuehling
Irma
Kuehling
John Corbett
John Hoest
South Africans Veto Rock n Roll and Jukebox Imports
South Africa's foreign minister Eric Louw told Johannesburg's American Luncheon Club that the country would keep rock n roll and comics off limits. He recalled banning jukebox imports during his tenure in economic affairs and said a successor should maintain the prohibition despite potential GATT conflicts.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Eric Louw
Truman booed by Harvard MIT students in Cambridge talk
Former President Truman spoke at a Cambridge campus event amid boos from Harvard and MIT students. He warned that electing Eisenhower with a Republican Congress would be a twofold disaster for Eisenhower and the country while praising the Democratic Congress of 1954 for helping Eisenhower.
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Mass
Truman
Eisenhower
Congress
Mr. Truman
Harvard University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Presidency
Schlitz to Build $20 Million Tampa Area Brewery
The Schlitz Brewing Co plans a 20 million dollar brewery near Tampa Florida the fifth plant in the organization It bought 55 acres nearby and expects production in 1958 though construction start date is not set.
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Milwaukee
Schlitz Brewing Co
Tampa
Fla
Schlitz
Erwin Uihlein
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