Dulles and Faure Remain at Odds on Viet Nam Policy
Secretary Dulles and French Premier Faure met on the first anniversary of Dien Bien Phu to seek a united stance on South Viet Nam. They failed to agree on Ngo Dinh Diem and Bao Dai while planning future talks with Macmillan.
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Faure
Viet Nam
Paris
John Foster Dulles
Edgar Faure
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South Viet Nam
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Ngo Dinh Diem
Bao Dai
Diem
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Ho Chi Minh
Asia
New Mexico
Riviera
Harold Macmillan
Adenauer
Macmillan
Eisenhower
Bulganin
Eden
There Was No Puzzle Winner for Coulee Crossword
No winner in the first week of the Coulee Crossword contest with 2,861 entries. Mrs. Zenno A. Gorder of La Crosse led with two errors, while many contestants misfilled clues like hatch catch and studies.
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Zenno A. Gorder
20Th St
la Crosse
the Tribune Daily
Coulee Crossword Entries and Rules Reminder
Readers are urged to submit entries by noon Wednesday on a postcard sized card for the Coulee Crossword. The message notes earlier deadlines and formats, references to previous winners, and a contestant who contacted the La Crosse Public Library for clarification.
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la Crosse
Dulles and Adenauer Discuss Western Strategy in Paris
U S Secretary of State Dulles and West German Chancellor Adenauer held a 65 minute talk at the U S Embassy in Paris on Western strategy ahead of a Big Four meeting Their first official Paris gathering marked Adenauer as a sovereign nation representative and touched on Austrian treaty effects disarmament talks and the path to a new Western alliance with Britain France and the United States.
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State Dulles
Konrad Adenauer
Atlantic Community
Paris
West Germany
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Germany
Far East
Adenauer
Dulles
Britain
France
United States
U S Population Rises 25 Million Since V-E Day
Census Bureau reports U S population climbed about 25 million in ten years from May 8 1945 to May 194? reaching roughly 165 million including overseas armed forces. By month end expected to exceed 165 million.
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U.S
Washington
Census Bureau
United States
Europe
Sailor Dies In Crash Near Waukegan
A sailor, 22 year old Clarence Sharp of Paragould Arkansas, was killed and two others injured when his car sideswiped a truck on U S Route 41 near Waukegan. The vehicle left the highway and struck a tree, authorities said.
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Waukegan
Lake County
Clarence Sharp
Paragould
Ark
Sharp
Tomah Centennial Queen crowned during May festivities
Jean Westfahl, a senior at Tomah High School, will reign as queen of the Tomah Centennial from May 26 to 30. Queen Carol was crowned at 10 p.m. Saturday night at the Centennial Ball. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allie Westfahl. Ladies in waiting are Betty Lou Peterson, Joan Syverson, Jo Ann Hemmersbach, and Eleanor Jensen. Frank Kneeland, queen committee chairman, crowned Miss Westfahl.
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Wis
Carol Jean Westfahl
Tomah High School
Carol
Allie Westfahl
Bice Plans Vote Against State Patrol Bill
Wisconsin State Senator Raymond C. Bice said he will vote against increasing the state patrol when the measure comes to the Senate in Madison. He cited pressure from home and noted the proposal could deprive Jackson Trempealeau counties of protection, while supporting more services amid tax concerns.
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Senate
Madison
la Crosse County
Sen. Rice
Jackson
Trempealeau
la Crosse
Rk T
Red
Gridiron Club Satire Lampshades Ike And Adlai
Washington coverage of the Gridiron Club dinner mocks President Eisenhower and Adlai Stevenson with skits about foreign policy and GOP dissent. The 70th anniversary event at the Statler included 500 guests from government, journalism, and business.
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GOP
Sun Shines On 21st District Music Festival Parade
The La Crosse area held the 21st annual District Music Festival Parade with 36 bands. Bands marched from Burns Park along Main Street to Sth Street while judges evaluated performances, with Alma High School leading Class D and Taylor High School boasting a 44 piece lineup.
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la Crosse
Burns Park
Main Street
3Rd
State
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Richard Church
University of Wisconsin
Peter J. Michelson
Stevens Point
B. J. Rozehnal
River Falls State College
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5Th Street
4Th
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Wilton High School
Taylor High School
Arcadia
Hixton
Fountain City
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Sparta
Viroqua
Alma
Lynn Prichard
Cochrane
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de Soto
John Todd
Norwalk
Gerald Johnson
Ontario
Anita Frederick
Taylor
Philip Thornte
Trempealeau
Eugene Reim
Wilton
Franklin Munsch
Alma Center
David Beadle
Emil Rogo
Blair
Everett Berg
Rodney Rohrer
Gays Mills
W. F. Bertram
Local Weather For La Crosse and vicinity
Fair and rather cool Sunday in La Crosse and vicinity with a high in the afternoon around 62 degrees. The outlook calls for continued cool conditions through the day with light winds and dry skies.
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la Crosse
Rail Strike On Verge Of Settlement
ATLANTA One of two major strikes in the South edged toward an end on Saturday as negotiators eyed a pact for the L and N system while fresh violence marred the talks with dynamite blasts and gunfire. In Washington a mediation session was postponed until Monday amid cautious optimism from Francis O Neill of the National Mediation Board. Across nine states CIO Communications Workers of America versus Southern Bell Telephone Co. lingered with a back to work movement claimed by the company. The L and N disturbances included dynamite on the Birmingham corridor and a damaged switch near Attalla, Alabama, with earlier wrecks in Kentucky and a guard shot to death in a railway bridge incident. Raymond D Murphy, 23, a rail worker, was involved in the report.
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Francis O'Neill
National Mediation Board
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Southern Bell Telephone Co
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Ala
Attalla
Kentucky
Raymond D. Murphy
Parents Asked To Buy Identification Tags In Milwaukee Area
Civil Defense officials in Milwaukee will ask 1,700 elementary students in three schools to buy identification bracelets as part of a pilot project that could lead to a community program in the fall. The program tests long term wearability with bracelets chosen over neck tags for reduced irritation and features clasps hard for children to remove.
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Milwaukee
Civil Defense
City Civil Defense Administration
Demos Back Away From Prop Fight
Senator Ellender says it would be a mistake for Democrats to push this year a bill scrapping the Eisenhower Benson farm price program. He cites weak votes and farmer demand, noting the House already passed a flexible price plan and that a Senate vote faces a presidential veto.
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Washington
Ellender
D-La
Senate
House Democrats
House
Olin D. Johnston
D-Sc
Panel Deliberations Over Salk Polio Vaccine Plan
Washington officials and experts including Drs Scheele Salk Sebrell Shannon Price and Dearing met Saturday night to outline a Sunday statement on the polio vaccine program. A halt and postponement of mass inoculations were urged pending the Sunday address.
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Leonard A. Scheele
Scheele
Jonas Salk
Pittsburgh
William H. Sebrell, Jr
National Institutes of Health
James A. Shannon
National Institutes
David E. Price
W. Palmer Dearing
U.s.public Health Service
Cost Of The Vaccine In The United States
The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis said it spent 25 541 062 dollars to develop the Salk polio vaccine. About 18 million went to tracking disease agents and making the vaccine, with the rest for field trials. Dr Jonas E E Salk received one million dollars for final lab work before trials.
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Public Health Service
Leonard A. Scheele
Scheele
National Institutes of Health
Jonas Salk
Pittsburgh
Basil O'Connor
National Foundation For
Salk
O'Connor
Independence
Harry 8. Truman
Fort Worth
Tex
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Detroit
Wayne County
Washington
New York
Hart E. van Riper
Foundation
Jonas EE. Salk
van Riper
AMA Official Lists Don'ts Amid Polio Vaccination Talk
Chicago based AMA official Dr. Dwight H. Murray urges calm as Salk vaccine plans unfold. Don t hysteria, don t vaccinate if ill, don t condemn vaccine, don t expect overnight supply, don t expect 100 percent efficacy, don t believe bootleg rumors, don t heed alarmist and pseudo experts, and don t be swayed by politics.
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