Dulles Says U S Hesitates to Trade With Red China Over Force
Secretary of State Dulles urged Red China to renounce force as a condition for broad talks. He warned the United States will not negotiate under threat and cited Geneva talks on releasing American fliers and future negotiations, while stating Formosa and nearby islands are non negotiable.
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Washington
Dulles
United States
China
Geneva
Chou En-lai
Red China
South China Sea
Formosa
Quemoy
Matsu
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Indochina
UAW CIO Local 401 Rejects Allis Chalmers Offer
Don Fitzpatrick of UAW CIO Local 401 urged a preliminary strike vote after deeming an inadequate 7-cent wage offer from Allis Chalmers. A special meeting set for 1:30 p.m. followed by a Wednesday 6 a.m. plant vote on company property, with nonunion members eligible. The union expects a strong majority to support rejecting the contract and pursuing a constitutional strike vote if no concession is made.
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Allis-Chalmers Co
Don Fitzpatrick
Uawcio Local 401
Allis-Chalmers
Fitzpatrick
Washington
United States
Eisenhower
Allis‘Chalmers
International Uaw
Allis- Chalmers
UAW
Springfield, Il
Springfield
Allis Chalmers Mfg. Co
Allis Chalmers
Inter-State Fair opens with near 1000 livestock entries
The Inter-State Fair begins its 65th annual exposition at 7 a.m. Wednesday and runs five days. Nearly 1,000 head of livestock plus countless exhibits fill barns and tents. Secretary Joseph W. Frisch notes outstanding grand stand and midway entertainment. Open class shows 936 livestock including 21 horses, 197 cattle, 83 sheep and 272 swine. Swine and sheep dominate, with multiple breed entries. The 4-H department lists 363 animals including 109 purebred dairy calves and 105 grade calves.
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Wednes
Joseph W. Frisch
Frisch
Guernsey
Retired Osseo Area Farmer Killed on US 53
Olan Sondermark 65, of a farm near Osseo, dies after passing a truck on a hill colliding head on with a southbound car driven by Michael Galich 24 of Chicago on U S Highway 53 south of Osseo. Dora Sondermark 59 suffers injuries. two Chicago passengers also hurt. Trempealeau County coroner sheriff and traffic officer investigate.
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Osseo
Wis
Olan Sondermark
Trempealeau County
Sondermark
Dora
Here
Pigeon Falls
Jack Eaton
Michael Galich
Chicago
Galich
Tlinois
Steve Mlinarick
Whitehall
Harry
Detroit
Mich
California
Martin Wiemer
Independence
Ernest Axness
James Myren
Weather in La Crosse Tonight and Wednesday
Partly cloudy and hot with humid conditions. Local thundershowers possible late this afternoon or tonight. Tonight's low around 76 degrees and Wednesday's high near 96.
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la Crosse
William Wetzel
Tyler St
Batavian Bank
James Lumberg
Hass St
Winnebago St
Central
Mississippi Valley
Eau Claire
Heat to Persist Five More Days in Midwest Climate Outlook
Heat wave continues across the region as forecasts call for 94 to 96 degree highs with humidity near 63 percent. Two more men collapse from heat, bringing city total to five, while authorities urge residents to conserve water 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. and avoid lawn sprinkling.
Preparations Rushed For Big Top Show In La Crosse
Circus workers from Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey arrived from Madison as the 24 hour crew rushed to finalize crossings and setup for the big top show in La Crosse.
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Ringling Bros
Barnum & Bailey Circus
la Crosse
Madison
Big
Circus Traffic Plans Close Streets and Direct Rides
Traffic captain Lyle Gilbert says the circus will alter street use from Tuesday night to Wednesday. No parking on La Crosse Street from 4th to 7th and on Losey Boulevard in specified sections. Ward Avenue closes 6 p.m. Wednesday until unloading. Restricted access aims to keep routes open for heavy circus vehicles to Erickson Field and the Big Top.
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Lyle Gilbert
la Crosse Street
4Th
7Th
Losey Boulevard
State Road
Ward Avenue
South Avenue
Gilbert
Erickson Field
Lesley Boulevard
Talbott Resigns as Secretary of the Air Force
Harold E Talbott will resign as secretary of the Air Force on a set date amid ethics scrutiny over a outside business connection earning him 132032 from 2% years in office Eisenhower accepted the resignation praising his services and set August 13 as the departure date Talbott wrote he acted within ethical bounds and wished not to embarrass the administration The resignation follows Senate investigations committee scrutiny and public calls for his firing by some Democrats The list of potential successors includes George N Craig Carl Hinshaw James Douglas Lee White and Fred Crawford from various offices and regions
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Washington
Harold E. Talbott
Air Force
Eisenhower
Talbott
White House
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Paul M. Butler
Democratic National Committee
Defense Wilson
Pentagon
George N. Craig
Indiana
Carl Hinshaw
Calif
James Douglas
Lee White
New York
Fred Crawford
Cleveland
McClellan
D-Ark
Trane workers strike after union rejects offers
About 1 760 Trane Co. plant employees strike after Federal Labor Union 18558 rejects three company contract offers. Motions for a wage and benefit package dispute include contract length, grievance procedure, and pension plan. Union leader Ferris indicated no immediate statement, while Burtz of the mediation service continues talks.
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Trane Co
Emeploves
Trane
Federal Labor Union 18558
Ferris
Wayne Hood
Trane iCo
Visiting Soviets Set Out On Feverish Tour Of S Dakota
Soviet farm delegates begin a four day tour of South Dakota farms and related institutions. They travel from Yankton to Mitchell to Huron or Redfield then Aberdeen for two days before continuing to Minnesota. The team led by Vladimir Matskevich aims to learn about American farming amid a packed schedule.
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S. Dakota
Yankton
S.D
South Dakota
South Dak Dakota
Mitchell
Huron
Redfield
Aberdeen
Minnesota
Nebraska
University of Nebraska Tractor Experiment ‘Station
University
Columbus
Agriculture Committee of the
I Chamber of Commerce
Behlen Manufacturing Co
Vladimir Matskevich
Washington
Mexico
Grim Straightaway Drive Stresses Driver Self Assessment
A salesman's car leaves the highway and the wreck clears as tire tracks are observed. The piece argues drivers should grade themselves A for Alert or B for the three main causes: tiredness inattentiveness drinking.
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Chatcheer
U.S.A
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Beloit
Pierre
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Soererede
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USAF
G. Milton Kelly
Mewsmen
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D. C. Minard
W. H. Burtz
Milwaukee
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Burtz
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