Eisenhower Calls Atomic Energy the Newest Promising Tool
President Eisenhower, addressing the International Conference on Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy in Geneva, says atomic science is the newest and most promising tool to fight disorders and wars. He urges global cooperation, noting the nonpolitical aim and the need to apply science for human well being.
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Eisenhower
International Conference On Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy
Lewis L. Strauss
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
U.N
U.N. General Assembly
International Organization
America
Dag Hammarskjold
American Baptist Preacher Administers Lord's Supper in Moscow
Dr Theodore F Adams pastor of Richmond Virginia First Baptist Church led a sermon and administered the Lord's Supper to about 2500 Russians in Moscow Sunday night marking the first such ceremony by an American Protestant since the Bolsheviks took power.
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Virginia
Theodore F. Adams
First Baptist Church of
Richmond
Soviet Union
Hydrogen bomb power pledged for peaceful use in 20 years
Indian scientist Homi J. Bhabha opened the International Atomic Energy Conference in Geneva with a prediction that hydrogen bomb energy will be harnessed for peaceful use within twenty years. He told delegates that fuel could become as plentiful as heavy hydrogen in the oceans as nations pursue peaceful nuclear developments.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Homi J. Bhabha
Bhabha
Scientific Parley
Hiroshima
Palace of Nations
Repatriation Talks Tied Up By Two Issues
Geneva report says United States and Red China paused after 2 1 2 hours with no progress. Key sticking points are Beijing demand for a list of Chinese nationals in the United States and India as third party representative. Johnson countered by asking Peiping to provide names of Chinese willing to return.
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Red China
A. Alexis Johnson
Wang Ping-Nan
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Wang
India
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China
Johnson
Book Prairie Man Charged After Prairie Du Chien Shooting
Milton Burns, 46, was charged with assault with intent to kill after shooting Delford Pitzer at Ambrough Park Tavern three miles north of Prairie du Chien Wisconsin. Preliminary examination set for August 18. bond set at $5000. Burns, a disabled war veteran with a prior concealed weapon record, reportedly shot after a confrontation over alleged remarks about Pitzer’s mother.
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Leo Chabela
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Elmer Queram
Pitzer
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Queram
Hoover Churchill Birthday Reflections on Life and Fun
Tom Sims notes Hoover and Churchill born in 1874. The piece muses that enjoying work and staying engaged may extend life. It contrasts spending more money for less time, suggesting fulfillment comes from meaningful activity and social engagement.
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U.S.A
Herbert Hoover
Winston Churchill
Weather outlook for La Crosse and area
Fair conditions continue tonight with mild temperatures. Tuesday turns partly cloudy and warmer with localized showers possible, especially Tuesday night. Lows near 64 and highs around 86.
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3800 Workers Strike At Allis Chalmers Springfield Plant
Three thousand eight hundred workers at the Allis Chalmers tractor plant in Springfield, Illinois, walk out in a CIO UAW Local 1027 action over wage negotiations. The strike began at midnight with no production shift on Sunday night. local negotiations and company-wide talks with Milwaukee are set to resume Tuesday.
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Restrict Potato Sales In Germany Sparks Potsdam Clash
Berlin P A shortage of potatoes in East Germany led to a crowd manhandling Communist police at Potsdam Babelsberg on Saturday. The Information Bureau West said scores lost temper after officials ordered restricting potato purchases to one pound per customer.
Bulganin Hosts Informal 50 Hour Party at Moscow Estate
Bulganin hosts an informal 50 hour party at his Moscow area estate with about 150 guests including diplomats and newsmen. The event featured fishing and boating, a Bolshoi led singalong, and a telecast of Spartak's 3 0 win over Wolverhampton Wanderers. Khrushchev and Zhukov joked about photo reconnaissance and corn growing. Molotov misadventure capped the day with a boat mishap involving Mrs Subandrio and Ambassador Bravo as the group mingled and nabbed candid photos.
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Soviet Union
Released Airmen Describe Torture By Chinese Reds
Ten of eleven U S airmen allege months of torture by Chinese Reds to force confessions used as spy convictions. Col John Knox Arnold Jr led a press briefing in Tokyo detailing beatings and mock executions during 2 1/2 years in China and his alleged coerced statements. The men, freed near Hong Kong, head to U S bases for convalescence en route home in two transports with routes via Travis or Honolulu.
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China
Riots Wound 15 Americans in Pusan and Other Cities
Renewed protests near UNSC inspection posts in Pusan left fifteen U.S. soldiers and four Koreans injured. Police denied U.S. bayoneting reports while authorities cited stones, tear gas, and barbed wire clashes across Pusan Taegu Kunsan Kangnung and Inchon amid continued unrest in Korea.
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Hurricane Connie May Swerve From Land
Hurricane Connie may miss land as a northeastward trough nears, with Connie 500 miles east of West Palm Beach and moving 14 mph toward the north. Forecasters expect a turn away from Florida if the trough moves fast, but slow movement could push Connie toward land. small craft warnings remain in effect from Cape Hatteras to Block Island.
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Polio cases rise in Green Bay area
Five new polio cases were reported in Green Bay today, bringing the city total for the season to 21. An additional eight cases were recorded in Brown County outside Green Bay.
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Brown County
Parking Problems To Be Aired At Thursday Meeting
The City's Parking Utility Board will meet with traffic engineering consultant P. M. Linscott of De Leuw Cather Co. at 3:30 p.m. Thursday in the board of education office to discuss municipal parking facilities. City Engineer Gorder notes Linscott is a qualified expert, though not obligated to act. Mayor Knutson, aldermen, and the Chamber of Commerce parking ramp committee will attend along with local officials.
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William Amundson
Northwestern University
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la Crosse
Uutility Board
City of
Gorder
Milo G. Knutson
Chamber of Commerce
Publisher Denies Interest in AF Secretary Role
New York David S. Ingalls, president and publisher of the Cincinnati Times-Star, said there is nothing to reports he is being considered as a successor to Air Force Secretary Harold Talbott.
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David S. Ingalls
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Cincinnati Times-Star
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Harold Talbott
Milwaukee Man Dies From Skull Fracture After Fall
Walter Judd, 58, died Sunday from a skull fracture after stumbling and hitting his head on the concrete sidewalk when he rose from a lawn chair at his home Friday in Milwaukee.
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Walter Judd
Glendale firefighters overcome heat exhaustion at suburb blaze
Thirteen Glendale firefighters were treated for heat exhaustion while battling a pharmacy basement fire in the suburb. Damage was estimated at six thousand dollars.
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Glendale
Mass of Canadian Cold Air Brings Coulee Region Relief
A mass of cool air from Canada ends the Midwest heat wave, bringing relief to La Crosse and nearby areas. Sunday night dropped to 56 degrees, with lows around 54 to 56 elsewhere. Temperatures are expected to stay below 90, easing humidity as the cold air spreads to Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa and parts of the Deep South.
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Associated Press
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Iowa
Phillips
More Clay Loaded Rail Cars Reach Struck Kohler Co
Eleven more clay loaded rail cars, moved by North Western Railroad supervisors, entered the Kohler plant today amid light fare across Sheboygan crossings. Over 70 cars are now believed at the plant. The clay came from two Montreal ships after unions blocked Wisconsin ports. Local 833 of CIO UAW has been on strike for 16 months over contract demands. Production resumes as talks stall.
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