Eisenhower Proposal for Inspections Rejected by Bulganin
Russia refused Eisenhower's offer to inspect military installations in both nations, claiming limitless areas hidden military prep could exist. Bulganin justified the denial, contrasting a sincere U S offer with Kremlin objections and arguing that openness would not prevail. The world remains aware that peace efforts lie with the United States and President Eisenhower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Eisenhower
Bulganin
Kremlin
Geneva
United States
Must Reappraise Policy Toward Tito
The United States should reassess relations with Tito of Yugoslavia as he signals continued alignment with Communist Moscow while praising Western friendship. His move toward Eastward ties and the Moscow line raises Washington concerns over Yugoslav policy and future world proletariat leadership. The text notes past US aid and questions Tito’s potential return to a Moscow partnership role.
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U.S
Tito
Yugoslavia
United States
Communist Party of the
Soviet Union
Moscow
Washington
Asia
Stalin
Cominform
Congress Leaves a Disgraceful Record in 84th Term
Washington dispatch laments a Democratic Congress for discord on vital issues and neglect of military leaders' salaries. It highlights stalled highway and social security bills, Taft Hartley reforms, and aids to schools, with commentary on party fault lines and potential 1956 stalemate.
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Washington
Congress
Democratic Party
Lawrence
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Wisconsin Public Service Commission Shapes Rates and Services
In 1954 Wisconsin residents paid about 400 million for utility and transport services under PSC rates. The commission oversees 1000+ utilities, 20 steam railroads, 367 common motor carriers, and 12 000 miles of navigable rivers, with 1 200 hearings annually. It acts as investigator and judge balancing public needs with utility returns.
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Public Service Commission
John Wyngaard
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Commission
Phillips Petroleum Company
State of Wisconsin
U.S. Supreme Court
Transportation shifts and rising utility costs noted
The piece discusses car use reducing bus and rail passengers, forcing service cuts, while utilities face higher costs yet keep overall rate increases modest. It cites U.S. cost of living data and area rate changes, and mentions pending federal actions to boost natural gas supply. It also reviews a World War II era novel and a parent’s objection to aptitude testing.
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Commission
U.S. Bureau of Labor
U.S
Wisconsin
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Company
Texas
Oklahoma
Federal Power Commission
Fed
Dulles and Chou Spar in Diplomatic Exchange Across Oceans
Secretary of State Dulles and Red Chinese Foreign Minister Chou En-lai exchange statements rather than blows as Geneva talks and prisoner issues loom. Each side questions the other while avoiding direct talks, weighing peace against force and strategy on Formosa.
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Washington
Dulles
Chou En-lai
Chou
United States
China
Geneva
Dulles-Chou
Quemoy
Matsu
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
Chiang
Red China
Turkish ambassador opens basement pool for entertaining
Washington notebook notes Haydar Gork has a pool in the embassy basement after repairs. He entertains in the cellar and plans many aquatic gatherings. In a prior pool party Rep. Rooney Daniel Flood and Senator Milton Young enjoyed the water at a party hosted by Victor Purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rooney
D-Ny
Daniel Flood
D-Pa
Milton Young
R-Nd
State Department
Victor Purse
Rooney
Ike, Peace and Prosperity and the 1956 political year
Washington observers note Democrats spar over how to use the Ike era success story to frame a 1956 campaign. They press questions of who profits from prosperity, citing Talbott’s private earnings and White House influence on independent agencies as evidence of big business leverage. Parity on farm prices and tax cuts for the lower brackets are set to reemerge in Senate debate.
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Army
Air Force
Congress
Supreme Court
America
Washington
Eisenhower
Ike
al Smith
New York
Santa Claus
Harold Talbott
Air
Talbott
Senate
House
Walter F. George
D-Ga
Finance Committee
United Peature Syndicate, Inc
Portraits by James J Metcalfe We Must Deserve
Poem extols earning affection and respect through personal effort not through family ties or comforts. It emphasizes self-reliance, reciprocity, and the duty to strive to deserve kindness from parents children and others.
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Field Enterprises, Inc
Ten Year to Sixty Year Recap La Crosse Notices
Ten years ago Salzer Memorial Women's Foreign Missionary Society elected officers with Mrs. Emil Starch as president and Byron Thiel named to oversee the La Crosse unit of the U S veterans administration. Phylis Ness departed for the East to visit relatives and accompany them to Ocean City New Jersey.
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Salzer Memorial Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Emil Starch
Otto Lieder
Carl Schaefer
Otto Muenster
Francis J. Meinhardt
la Crosse
U.S. Veterans Administration
Byron Thiel
Viola Guggenbuehl
Phylis Ness
Onalaska Ave
East
Mrs. A. Foltz
Lititz
Ocean City
N.J
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Judiciary
United Press
House of Representatives
Lewis Deschler
William T. Roy
Charles Watkins
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Watkins
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Navy
Gruenther
NATO
Lermay
Strategic Air Force
Philadelphia Bulletin
Detroit
The
Capitol Dome PLC
James R. Durfee
Durfee
Oral Power Commission
W. G. Rogers
Literary Guidepost
Lionel Shapiro
Doubleday
New England
Old
Connecticut
Lincolnshire
Brad Parker
Jane
John Wynter
Valerie Russell
Mars
Venus
Brad
Valerie
John
North Africa
Mediterranean
Timmer
Dan Stenick
Blade
Dieppe
Channel Crossing
Shapiro
Oklahoma City Oklahoman
Oklahoma City
James Marlow
Chow
Marlow
Che la Crosse Tribune
W. Z. Burgess
R. L. Bangsberg
Washington News Notebook
Bassy
Gork
Thomas L. Stokes
Stokes
James J. Metcalfe
la Crosse Tribune
Ella Ingwerson
la Crosse Hospital
Eleanor Gund
J. E. Heraty
Mary Forschler
Adams St
Cecelia Abbato
Los Angeles
Calif
John Seddon
Central Fire Station
Matt Polacek
F. C. McGlachin
Alfred W. Langenbach
Gretchen
Mackinac Island
Canada
Harry McCabe
Minneapolis
Liberty St
Frank Schwalbe Jr
Milwaukee
C. C. Mitchell
W. A. Wagner
E. W. Gautsch
Gus Rose
A. J. Roberge
Adolph Petrick
E. P. Newburg
Noel Anthony
Paris
North Americcan
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