Knowland Warns Poland Aid Could Trigger Communist Marshall Plan
Senator Knowland warned on Saturday that Eisenhower administration aid to Poland could open the door to a Communist Marshall plan costing over a billion dollars a year. He urged withdrawal of Soviet troops and strict guardrails on relief to Poland to ensure funds reach non Communist Poles.
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Technical aid called most effective by Mansfield and Hickenlooper
Senators Mansfield and Hickenlooper conclude a 30 month study finds the technical assistance program the cheapest and most effective foreign aid. They urge continuation at about 30 million dollars annually and preserving U N and OAS support. A potential earlier cut to 33 1 3 percent of U S contributions is warned against due to deleterious effects.
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Deadlock Over Rule 5 May Be Broken This Week
The mayor and a solid aldermanic majority may reach a compromise this week on Rule 5. The agenda lists committee-of-the-whole Monday and regular Thursday sessions to review proposals amid ongoing talks between the mayor and aldermen.
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Don't Fence Me In Airport Area Worries in La Crosse
Jerome R. Rosso reports local aviation experts fear housing developments near La Crosse municipal airport may hinder expansion and risk crashes. Airport officials cite flood of daily flights over the area and the need for a 1,000 foot clear strip to gain federal approval for future projects.
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Looking Back A Half Century La Crosse Tribune Feature
The La Crosse Tribune resumes its News from Tribune Files on the Editorial Page recalling events and people from half a century of daily life. The daily feature runs Monday through Saturday, offering a brief yet thorough look at local and national history for readers.
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Two Kauai Towns Destroyed by Tidal Wave Quake After Aleutians
A powerful earthquake in the Aleutians sent tidal waves across Hawaii, flooding Kahiliwai and Wainiha on Kauai and forcing evacuations on Oahu. Fourteen Kauai residences were swept away. a Star-Bulletin reporter, Sarah Park, was killed in a plane crash while covering the event. The Navy reported Nawiliwili Harbor harrowing escapes as waters receded.
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First U S Jet Airliner To Tour Airports
America's first jet passenger plane the Boeing 707 will visit Baltimore Chicago and Denver next week marking a push to prep major airports for faster larger jets. The four jet 707 will be equipped with sound suppressors and cross the continent in about four hours. A M Tex Johnston will captain the flight piloted with three pilots and three stewardesses, plus Boeing crew and reporters. The trip aims to show noise and runway concerns may be manageable as jets move toward 1959 operations.
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Local Weather for La Crosse and Vicinity
Partly cloudy and warmer Sunday in La Crosse area. Expected high around 40 degrees with light winds.
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Production Area To Be Enlarged By Northern Engraving Co
Northern Engraving and Manufacturing Co plans a $500000 expansion adding two single story factory bays and a flammables storage building. The project adds about 16000 square feet, with 9600 in the main new block and 6400 in a third building, plus land clearance near North 4th Street and the North Western Railway.
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Eisenhower acts to lock US Middle East readiness for fight
President Eisenhower formally declares US readiness to resist Soviet threats in the Middle East over its oil resources. Israel seeks US support for free shipping via the Suez Gulf while Egypt objects to toll collection and transit. Abba Eban meets State officials amid tensions over canal access and Gaza withdrawal.
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Series preview outlines a new Soviet revolution in social change
AP specialist William L. Ryan opens a four part La Crosse Tribune series on Russia since 1917. The report examines the rise of the new Soviet man through education and industrialization, contrasting past upheavals with current social ferment. The first story starts Monday.
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