Cooler Weather Arrives With Warmer Weekend Ahead
Meteorologist says high pressure from the Pacific will lower temperatures and humidity across Montana the Dakotas northern Minnesota and Wisconsin with scattered thundershowers in the Coulee Region. Saturday expected milder than past two weeks as Drummond Montana hits 37 degrees and Bakersfield California reports 110.
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A. D. Sania
Pacific
Montana
Dakotas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Coulee
Drummond
Mont
Bakersfield
Calif
Pickets Demand Dr Gustafson Stay at Grandview Clinic
A young protest Sunday morning outside Grandview Hospital in La Crosse featured about 20 toddlers and their mothers urging doctors Gustafson to continue practice locally. The group criticized Grandview for barring Gustafson from starting a La Crosse clinic, noting his resignation from the Grandview Clinic in 1951 and a three year noncompete. The mothers promised further action if the contract remains.
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Everett Gustafson
Grandview
Grandview Hospital
la Crosse
Grandview Clinic
Pontiac
Mich
Gus
Ex-GIs Labeled Disloyal Charge Belief Stirs Army Scrutiny
Robert P. McHugh reports Norman Thomas and allied groups charge the Army’s security program wrongly tags many youths ages 15 to 30 as disloyal. A report on 100-plus cases will be given to Assistant Army Secretary Milton. Watts and Birk argue such discharges under SR 600-220-1 hinder job prospects nationwide.
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Norman Thomas
Socialist Party
Army
Hugh H. Milton I
Rowland Watts
Baltimore
New York
Workers Defense League
Thomas
League
Kenneth M. Birkhead
American Veterans Committee
Watts
Ole Lunde Dies After Long Illness at 84 in La Crosse
Ole Lunde of 1923 State Street died early Thursday at his home after a long illness. Born March 18 1871 in Gudbrandsdalen Norway he came to America at 17 and settled in Great Falls Montana. He moved to La Crosse County in 1891 and farmed in Washington Township until 1914 serving nine years as bounty treasurer and later as a school board member and trustee.
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State St
Mr. Lunde
la Crosse
Gudbrandsdalen
Norway
America
Great Falls
Mont
la Crosse County
Washington Township
Local Weather for La Crosse area warms to 92 Friday
Partly cloudy and warm tonight with occasional thundershowers late. Friday will be generally fair and cooler with a low around 74 tonight and a high near 92.
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la Crosse
Outer Space Rockets Compete With Moonlike Voyagers
US naval researcher Dr. Homer E. Newell Jr outlined a 1957 58 program of instrument carrying rockets to height 190 miles. About 150 launches from equatorial to polar sites will relay data by radio. France and other nations including England Australia India and Japan show interest in joining the geophysical year efforts alongside Russia.
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Washington, D.C
United States
Earth
Equator
North Polar
France
England
Australia
India
Japan
Russia
Newell
White House
Fliers Cross Border To Freedom From Red China
Eleven U.S. airmen freed by Chinese authorities arrive in Manila after being declared in Hong Kong a sham trial. Col. John Knox Arnold Jr. says the B29 was shot down near North Korea on Jan 12, 1953. They head to Tokyo then the United States for a reunion, with medicals and first statements in Hong Kong.
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U.S
Red China
Hong Kong
John Knox Arnold Jr
Silver Springs
North Korea
Arnold
Peiping
Manchuria
Maj
William H. Baumer
Lewisburg
Yalu River
Clark Field
Korea
William L. Lee
13Th Air Force
Philippines
Homer Ferguson
Lee
Tokyo
United States
China
Jockey Club
Reds
Russians Resume Soviet Nuclear Tests
Washington reports the Atomic Energy Commission says the Soviets have resumed testing nuclear weapons. The notice notes uncertainty over whether the blasts are fission or fusion, with earlier tests cited in 1953 and 1954, and confirms no change in monitoring policy.
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Atomic ‘Energy Commission
Imade
AEC
Russia
Ralph E. Lapp
Lapp
Soviet Union
United States
Bandits Capture After Brinks Robbery Loot Recovered
Three armed men ambushed a Brink's armored car in Buffalo shooting guard Eugene Clohessy and stealing 160000 in race track receipts from Fort Erie across the Niagara River. Two bandits were captured after a gun battle. loot recovered. Suspects Pettinato Mazella and a third, James Sheridan alias Jim Salomerio, linked to the crime.
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N.Y
Brink
Brink’s, Inc
Fort Erie
Niagara River
Canada
Brink’s
Eugene Clohessy
Clohessy
Anthony Pettinato
Baltimore
Sylvester Mazella
Bronx
James Sheridan
Jim Salomerio
New York City
Pettinato
Mazella
Stanley J. Klodzinski
Kenneth A. Kemp
Closhessy
Edward J. Thompson
Eisenhower Eyes Open Door on Soviet Disarmament
President Eisenhower says he does not believe Bulganin shut the door to a U S Russian disarmament accord by rejecting aerial inspections. He notes Geneva showed both sides seeking to end the cold war and urges progress toward broader arms control with allied support.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Bulganin
U.S
Soviet Premier Calls Eisenhower Plan Unrealistic
Bulganin dismissed President Eisenhower s plan for a mutual military blueprint swap and air inspection as unrealistic. He mocked the idea of transparency saying both nations have vast empty borders to hide anything and noted the Geneva conference eased tension and marked a start toward ending the cold war.
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Bulkyanin
Eisenhower
Supreme Soviet
Kremlin
Bulganin
Tragedy at Inter-State Fair Grandstand Show
Friday events include horse judging and 4 H activities as the Inter-State Fair resumes after a Wednesday tragedy. Italian duo Mario and Josephine Ivanoff in the Statue of Liberty act on a 25 foot pole were injured neck to ground. Mario suffered crushed heels and chest pains while his wife sustained a back bone fracture. They were on tour with Barnes-Carruthers agency in Chicago and performing in La Crosse for a second engagement of the season.
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Mario
Josephine Ivanoff
Italy
Ivanoffs
Randolph Avery
Barnes-Carruthers
Chicago
la Crosse
Convicts Forge Reprieves in Louisiana Prison Forgery Ring
At Angola Prison in Louisiana officials began reviewing five years of records for a forged ring that freed at least a dozen inmates early. Payoffs of 200 to 300 dollars enabled clerks to erase or alter files, shortening sentences and changing crimes. Seven men tied to the scheme fled on warrants. three ring leaders and four associates were placed in solitary.
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Angola
Louisiana
Maurice Sigler
Ring
Sargent Pitcher
FBI
A Parent Reflects on a Crying Child and Patience
Jenny, Becky, and a tense household scene unfold as a parent negotiates punishment and restraint. The younger child cries after having hickory nuts cracked with a baseball bat on a cork floor while the father contemplates walking away to cool off. Becky greets with a hopeful smile, illustrating a child’s readiness to offer a fresh start.
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Becky
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