Two Killed In Collision At Hwys 171 And 14
Frank Gander 73 of Sparta and his sister Laura Green 80 of Viroqua died in a car truck crash near Boaz Richland County. Semi driver Thomas Wiley 22 of Albert Lea Minn escaped injury. Mrs Green was treated for non fatal injuries. Inquest set for Monday. Bodies taken to Lumes/chk Hansen Funeral Parlor.
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Richland Center
Wis
Frank Gander
Sparta
Wisconsin
Laura Green
Viroqua
Boaz
Richland County
Richland
Loren Marshall
Gander
U.S. 14
Thomas Wiley
Albert Lea
Minn
Wiley
State Department of Taxation
Crawford County
Soldiers Grove
Prairie du Chien
Mauston
Green
George Gander
Soldiers Grove High School
Olga Star
Chippewa County
Stanley
Ona Mae) Chase
Monana
Madison
Lee Lepley
Bertha Truesdale
Fay Savage
Steuben
Dulles Avoids Comment On Red China Talks
Secretary of State Dulles returns to Washington and declines immediate comment on Red China's call for direct talks. He offers no response to Chou En lai's invitation while the State Department reiterates two conditions for any negotiation, including equal participation by Nationalist China and sincerity such as releasing unjustly held Americans and a Formosa cease-fire.
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Washington
Dulles
Red China
United States
Chou Enlai
Far East
State Department
Chou
Eisenhower
U. S
Nationalist China
Peiping
Formosa Strait
Formosa
China
Taiwan
Japan
Sparkman
Foreign Relations Committee
Department
Gettysburg
Dutch Ship First In Milwaukee Port
The Frederik Willem of the Oran Line arrived in Milwaukee Sunday as the first foreign vessel this season, with about 250 ships expected to dock at the port.
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Milwaukee
Pri Frederik Willem
Oran Line
State leaders meet over Salk vaccine distribution plan
Green Bay officials report nine invitees including Gov Kohler will join a Milwaukee May 1 emergency committee to ensure fair Salk polio vaccine distribution in Wisconsin. Dr McCarey and Dr Bernhart will join, with shipments expected soon from the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis to state offices.
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Green Bay
State Medical Society
Kohler
Wisconsin
Arthur J. McCarey
Milwaukee
Ake
Warren Knowles
Adele Stahl
Madison
Sylvester H. Dretzka
State Board of Pharmacy
Assembly
Mark Catlin Jr
Appleton
Carl N. Neupert
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
China Still Aims To Take Formosa-Chou
Pakistan Prime Minister Mohamed Ali reported that Premier Chou En Lai still leaves a door open for direct talks with the United States on Formosa. Ali said Chou would not yield its right to liberate Chiang Kai-shek’s island and urged steps toward informal negotiations and the possible release of imprisoned American airmen.
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Bandung
Indonesia
Mohamed Ali
Pakistan
Chou Enlai
Red
China
United States
Formosa
Ali
Chou
Chiang Kaishek
America
Chiang Kai-shek
Chou En-lai
A Bomb Telecast Planned From Yucca Flat
New York reports the atomic blast will be televised live tomorrow from Yucca Flat Nevada on CBS NBC and radio through pooled coverage with ABC CBS and NBC. The event uses split screen to show the blast and reactions from soldiers and civil defense workers a mile and a half away.
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New York
Yucca Flat
Nev
CBS
NBC
ABC
Canada
Canadian Broadcasting Corp
Plans To Send Atomic Ship Around World To Show Peaceful Intentions
President Eisenhower announced plans to build an atomic powered merchant ship to travel the globe with no refueling for thousands of miles. The ship aims to showcase peaceful atomic energy for medicine, agriculture, and power, while linking trade expansion to global peace. He asked Congress to fund the project and tied it to tariff cuts for three years, urging two way trade as a path to peace.
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World
U.S
New York
China
Russia
Eisenhower
America
Congress
Associated Press
Waldorf- Astoria Hotel
Newspaper Week
Red China
United States
Formosa
House
Senate
Atomic Energy Commission
Maritime Administration
Doomsday Drive Homes Ready for Atom Test at Yucca Flat
In Survival City Nevada more than 5,200 people prepared for a major atomic test. Four homes on Doomsday Drive near the blast tower will face blast, radiation and heat from a device equivalent to 40,000 tons of TNT.
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Survival
Nev
Doomsday Drive
Yucca Flat
Test Shot Delayed at SURVIVAL CITY Nevada Open
High winds in the Nevada Desert delayed the atomic civil defense open shot for at least 24 hours. Dr. Alvin C. Graves announced the postponement to observers. The test may start next Wednesday at the earliest and could ignite flammable materials near the test site. Radiation would fall off and heat impact would be limited. Two homes were set aside to measure fallout effects.
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Alvin C. Graves
Atomic Energy Commission
Harold I. Goodwin
Civil Defense Test
Survival City
Nev
Nevada Desert
Atomic Civil Defense
State Dental Society Reaffirms Fluoridation Support
Milwaukee reporter notes Dr. A H Finke of Sheboygan urged fluoridation as a proven public health measure while opposing voices he dismissed as crackpots. The executive council reaffirmed the society's stance. Wisconsin Dental Society also elected officers including Dr C W Thielke president-elect and Dr V A Baus incoming president.
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Milwaukee
A. H. Finke
Sheboygan
Wisconsin State Dental Society
Wisconsin
Dental Society
Wisconsin Society of Dentistry
C. W. Thielke
Madison
V.A. Baus
Kiel
C. A. Frey
Appleton
Otto Minshall
Kenosha
R. L. Heller
Chief Adolph Kessel Facing Charges From Local Firefighters
A La Crosse Fire Department member filed charges against Chief Adolph Kessel claiming acts detrimental to the union. Firefighters union president Alfred Stellpflug said Kessel refuses to recognize newly approved rules from the Common Council, delaying department operations until official copies are available. The Council adopted a resolution affirming immediate effectiveness of the revised rules, while Alderman Grant Thorne notes publishing is not needed for enforcement.
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la Crosse Fire Department
Adolph Kessel
Tdea
Kessel
Aelred Stellpflug
Grant Throne
Weather Report for Ta Crosse and Vicinity
Fair and cooler tonight with frost likely in the deep valleys. Tuesday partly cloudy and warmer with low 38 in city 34 in rural and highest 68.
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Ta Crosse
Jarea
Cease-Fire For Formosa Urged By Senate Alliance
Sen. Sparkman proposes the United States test Red China sincerity by seeking UN backed talks on a Formosa cease-fire. He backs the State Department plan to show good faith via three steps including an immediate Formosa cease-fire and UN Security Council invitation. He urging Washington to be open to dialogue with Peiping to ease Far East tensions.
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Washington
Sen
Sparkman
D-Ala
United States
United Nations
Chou Enlai
Bandung
Indonesia
Peiping
Red China
Formosa Strait
U.N. Security Council
Formosa
George
D-Ga
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Chou
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Chinese People’s Republic
Five aldermen and mayor set special meeting over city attorney veto
Five aldermen called a special Common Council session for 8 05 p m Monday to act on Mayor Milo G Knutsons veto of the reappointment of Fred E Steele as city attorney The move follows a report by Knutson that Steele urged a council call for a special meeting Steele disputed claims of secret meetings at Knutsons home and defended his past plans and motives He also noted a prior letter outlining his plans if re elected and resignation by end of next year See COUNCIL Page 2.
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Common Council
Milo G. Knutson
Fred E. Steele
Schleiter
Terpstra
Thrune
Knutson
Alice A. Dickson
Steeles
George D. Kathan Co
la Crosse
Steele
The
Tribune
la Crosse Tribune
Ways and Means Committee
Council
Russia Says Red China Could Triple Air Force Overnight
Gen. Nathan F. Twining told Congress that Red China's air force could double or triple overnight from Russia. He noted a rapidly expanding base system, jet aircraft, and studies to field a tactical atomic force. He cited about 20 000 Soviet combat planes and plans for 23 000 U.S. planes, with missiles delivering intercontinental range.
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Russia
China
F. Twining
Congress
Red China
Air Force
Soviet Union
Far East
House Appropriations
U.S
Europe
Alaska
Japan
Philippines
United States
Four Power Conference Looms Amid Global War Talk
The writer muses on shifting power blocs and the odds of a four power meeting. He contrasts the Homburg hat group with the crowd in shoes and notes both sides weighing war. He reflects on Korea and dangerous uncertainties in world affairs.
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Chatchee
U.S.A
Homburg Hat
Korea
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Nevada Atomic Test Site
Unifax
Hal Hoyle
Ewer Etree
Stente Eens
Logee
By Bill Becker
State Dental Society
By Jack Bell
Mosa Area
Mosa
Emil 0. Schultz
Hubert J. Schleiter
Donald R. Terpstra
Levi W. Swett
Grant H. Thrune
Russell Brines
Gen
Nathan
Great Britain
Quemoy
Matsu Islands
Twining
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