Right Wing Revolt Threatens Macmillan Cabinet in Britain
News reports from London say a Conservative revolt looms as Lord Salisbury resigns over Makarios release. The debate Monday will probe Salisbury's exit and possible links to Macmillan Eisenhower Bermuda talks and Baghdad Pact support. Party members fear the archbishop release may have been part of a deal with the U S to bolster Western positions in the Middle East.
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Bermuda
London Evening News
United States
Middle East
Wars Threaten In Many Areas Says Dulles Foreword
Secretary of State Dulles warned that wars are a threatening possibility in several parts of the world. He urged banning Red China from the United Nations while condemning aggression in Korea and using force to deter aggressors.
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Eisenhower to Review Foreign Aid With Top Advisers
The White House says President Eisenhower will meet Monday afternoon with Secretary of State Dulles and other top advisers to review the foreign aid program. Hagerty notes the president signaled possible minor cuts but warned against deep reductions affecting national security.
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White House
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James C. Hagerty
Nasser claims U S aims to starve Egypt as Suez reopens
Cairo broadcasts Nasser charging the United States pressures Egypt while Egypt maintains control of the Suez Canal and Gulf of Aqaba. He notes U S aid but rejects coercion and vows Israel's ships barred from both routes. Ten days before reopening, convoys sailed Suez with diverse national flags and toll payments to Egypt.
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Ethiopia
Panama
Dane County Board Tables Move To Abolish Traffic Dept
The Dane County Board on Thursday night tabled 48 30 a resolution to abolish the county traffic department and transfer its personnel and functions to the sheriff s department. The board approved other recommendations opposing a Dane County Traffic Officers Assn fund solicitation after the association hired an out of state agency to sell tickets for a sponsored dance.
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Dane County Traffic Officers’ Assn
Union Responds Mixed on Beck Resignation Call
In New York and across the country union leaders debated Dave Beck's future after he invoked the Fifth Amendment amid Senate charges of misusing union funds. Some urged resignation while others urged Beck to have his day in court, with many fearing broader harm to the labor movement. Local leaders in San Francisco Cincinnati weighed in, some backing Beck’s stance and others demanding removal.
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Virginia
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San Francisco
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David Dubinsky
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
Dubinsky
Justice
Cincinnati
James T. Luken
Luken
La Crosse civic groups discuss traffic safety group
La Crosse civic leaders convene at 8 p.m. to consider forming a La Crosse Citizens Traffic Safety Organization. The meeting at the La Crosse Telephone Corp rooms will include Gov. Vernon Thompson officials, law enforcement leaders, and safety officials. The aim is to join with state and federal partners to reduce traffic tolls, with last year’s deaths reaching a Wisconsin record.
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Vernon Thomson
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R. C. Salisbury
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George Long
E. W. Voss
Edward Tabbert
Milo Knutson
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Wiemann
R. W. Gillette
Council of Safety
Perry Freeman
Everett Hoch
Robert Deal
John Satory
Gertrude Thurow
George van Aelstyn
F. H. Griffin
Charles Burch
Local Weather Forecast Highlights Light Rain and Cool Highs
Mostly cloudy conditions with rain likely by evening. Temperature remains near 50 degrees. River level expected around 6.2 feet.
West Appears Defeated On Canal Issue
Washington reports indicate the United States Britain France and other powers are nearing acceptance of Egyptian control over Suez Canal operations under Nasser plan. The Egyptian scheme would levy tolls and set aside funds for development and debt repayment while arbitration rules and U.N. endorsement are urged.
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City Election Tuesday In La Crosse Voters Remain Engaged
La Crosse voters prepare for a Tuesday election with 24 566 registered in 21 wards and 7 133 ballots cast in the primary. The contest includes the daylight saving referendum and the race for state superintendent of public instruction, with city wards redistricted for the first time since January 1.
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Greenfield
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Shelby
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Holmen
Rockland
Alice A. Dickson
George P. Ruediger
George R. Currie
Supreme Court
George E. Watson
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William T. Sullivan
Kaukauna
Tomah Crash Victim Unconscious After Week of Injuries
Darrell Von Haden 19 of Tomah remains unconscious from a Monday night motor crash on Highway 16 near West Salem. Passenger Harry Mahlum 47 of Melrose was killed. Mahlum’s wife Hazel 43 and daughter Jane 6 were injured. Witness James Barrich 26 of Cassel, Minn. reported the collision after seeing danger at 150 feet. An inquest will be called once victims testify. The article also covers local election results, ward changes, and upcoming polls in La Crosse area.
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Harry Mahlum
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James Barrich
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Outlaw Leader Seeks Amnesty for American Kidnapping Case
The desert outlaw Dadshah asks for amnesty in exchange for releasing Mrs. Anita Carroll, currently held after an ambush that killed her husband and three others. Iran’s government and Iranshahr Governor coordinate steps, with U S Embassy notes of approaching operations and possible hopeful indications.
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Britain Paralyzed as Strikes Grind Industry Nationwide
London and major cities face widespread walkouts with about a half million workers in London plants joining the engineering strike, halting 70 shipyards and leaving 300 ships unfinished. Labor leaders push for a court inquiry while unions threaten larger walkouts if no settlement is reached.
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Readstown Things Believed To Be Star Readstown
Readstown reports of globe like objects seen in the sky Tuesday and Saturday night are attributed to Sirius the Dog Star by Air Force and weather officials. Truax Field dispatched a jet to Readstown Tuesday with no sighting.
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Eisenhower Not Issued Ticket for Gettysburg Drive
Washington reports police did not issue a ticket to President Eisenhower for speeding toward Gettysburg Friday. Three press cars were slowed to 55 mph while four White House limousines sped ahead at high speed. reporters kept pace under Secret Service watch. Press secretary Hagerty noted a Montgomery County police chief call confirming no improper acts by the President or Secret Service cars.
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