U S Might Export Power Grade Atomic Fuel to Allies
Geneva reports that the United States may export fuel rich enough to run power plants to selected friendly nations with Belgium likely first. Export would include 20 percent enriched uranium for research reactors and possible power grade fuel under strict inspection.
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Soviets to Cut Armed Forces by 640 000 in 1955
The Soviet News Agency Tass said Moscow would reduce its armed forces by 640000 men by December 15 1955 as a step to ease international tension and build confidence among nations. Britain estimated Soviet total at 4750000 with 3200000 Army 800000 Air Force and 750000 Navy.
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Youth Killed In Crash In Waukesha County
A 20 year old Wauwatosa youth James A Marten was killed when his car skidded on a curve and hit another vehicle near Highways 74 and F. Two others Richard Brucker and Donald R Krueger were injured and hospitalized. This marked the 23rd traffic fatality in Waukesha this year.
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Camp McCoy
Irish Hill
Highway 33
Guy C. Barnett
Hartwell
Thomas Greene
Firemen Contain Blaze in Tech Terrace Housing Unit
In Tomah Wisconsin a fast response by the city fire department prevented a major disaster when a kitchen fire started by cleaning fluid ignited in Mrs. Lee Strange’s unit. She rescued her three children and suffered minor burns while the 60 unit Tech Terrace housing complex sustained heavy damage to one apartment.
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Coulee Area Weekend Weather Lifts Spirits
Pleasant weekend expected in the Coulee Region. Saturday's 11 am reading reached 78 degrees with east wind and 47 percent humidity. Sunday forecast calls for fair skies and a high around 84. Nationwide rainfall contrasts noted with Hurricane Connie and top Friday heat in the West. Grantsburg and La Crosse reported 85 degrees as Wisconsin’s warmest spots.
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Nine-Inch Downpour Fails NYC as Floods Hit City
A massive nine inch rainstorm paralyzed New York City with flooded streets and damaged areas. authorities urged caution as crews worked to clear debris and restore service while residents sheltered and commuted under strained conditions.
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Hope For End To Strike
Negotiators seek to end a weeklong television film actors strike with a drafted settlement formula. Spokespersons from actors and producers announced the plan but will withhold details until it is reviewed by the Screen Actors Guild board and the producer alliances boards.
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Governors Favor Highway Construction Program
Governors at the annual conference endorsed the objective of a vast highway build program while avoiding financing details. Langlie was chosen as chair with Atlantic City to host next year, and discussions noted Eisenhower's influence but tax and bond financing plans were downplayed amidst a mixed view of 1952 nominee Stevenson and potential Senate runs.
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Rhee Extends Deadline on Korea Truce Ultimatum
President Rhee lifts the midnight deadline on his ultimatum and warns against violence as he cites assurances from Walter Robertson that the United States will seek a peaceful withdrawal of the neutral nations supervisory commission from Korea. Riot activity and demonstrations continue at Wolmi Island Inchon Kangnung and other sites amid truce team tensions.
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Hurricane Connie Loses Punch Near Baltimore
The weakened storm Connie drifts past Baltimore with winds 30 to 50 mph and up to 9 inches of rain. It caused hundreds of deaths and millions in damage from Virginia to New Jersey, with a Chesapeake Bay shipwreck killing 10 and many more missing.
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Burns Charged With Murder in Prairie du Chien
Milton Burns, 46, arraigned in Police Court on second degree murder charges after Delford Pitzer, 42, died from a gunshot wound at Ambrough Park Tavern following a dispute. Pitzer allegedly slapped Burns over comments about his mother. The case may bring Crawford County’s first murder trial since 1936 with a possible 14 to 25 year sentence as Circuit Judge Richard Orton may hear the case before fall term.
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Delford Pitzer
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Crawford County
Bruce Hutchins
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Hutchins
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Wind-Whipped Deluge Blamed For 10 Deaths
New York area faced almost a foot of rain whipped by 57 mph winds as Hurricane Connie battered the coast. Ten deaths were attributed to the storm with widespread power outages, record rainfall, and flooding of basements and streets.
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Four Thai exchange students drown in Washington creek crash
A car carrying four Thai exchange students collided with another vehicle then plunged into Rock Creek. Absorn Devahstin, living near Arlington, and three Bangkok natives—Somsak Naramitrekkhakarn, 24, Sumarn Chandra lendang, 24, both UCLA, and Kamnuan Kirang Sak Tichit, studying at Florida Southern University Lakeland—died.
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Sum
Trane Union Votes On Wage Offer Today
The Trane Co wage offer of 22.9 cents is put to members of Federal Labor Union 1855 at a Vocational School meeting Saturday afternoon. Management sent details to employees via W. H. Burtz. Union president D. C. Ferris said the executive board and grievance committee will meet at noon to decide on a recommendation for the member meeting.
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U.S. Mediation and Conciliation Service
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la Crosse Tribune
Local Weather Forecast for La Crosse
Fair tonight and Sunday with no important temperature change. Low tonight 58 degrees and high Sunday to be determined.
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