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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1958

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Britain Welcomes Mideast Plan As Solid Foundation

Britain backs President Eisenhower six point plan for Middle East stability while voicing disappointment at Soviet tone. United Nations session hears Gromyko call for US and UK troop withdrawals from Lebanon and Jordan as Hammarskjold aides push for a broader conference. Jordan endorses economic aid. Ceylon and India seek separate withdrawal resolutions.

Britain Mideast United Nations, N.Y Selwyn Lloyd General Assembly Eisenhower Middle East Lloyd Andrei A. Gromyko Monem Rifai Andrei Gromyko U.S Lebanon Jordan Gromyko U.N Mahmoud Fawzi United Arab Republic Ceylon India Dag Hammarskjold Hammarskjold

Balloon crash injures builder and researcher in Ashland test flight

In Ashland Wisconsin a training balloon gondola crashed during a test flight over Lake Superior injuring balloon builder Otto Winzen and Air Force researcher Captain Grover Schock. The pair were en route to a solo stratosphere test and the mission was postponed.

Ashland Wis Air Force Grover Schock Otto C. Winzen Lake Superior Schock George Ruff St. Joseph’s Hospital Holloman Air Force, Base N. M Galesburg Winzen Winzen Research, Inc Minneapolis Ken Keith Wilder Wisconsin State Traffic Patrol Bayfield County Sheriff's Office Gordon Shefchick Tom Bouchard Civil Air Patrol Chequamegon Bay David Simons Holloman M. Lee Lewis Navy St. Paul Minn South St. Paul Otto Winzen Shock Air Force Pool Unifyx

Allies applaud while Reds scorn Ike Middle East plan

In London the six point proposal for Middle East peace drew mixed reactions at the U N General Assembly with allies praising the approach as conciliatory and practical while Communist states and Arab nationalists urged immediate troop withdrawal.Western and Asian partners showed varied support with the Philippines backing the police force and Japan favoring the aid program. Soviets and Egyptian media blasted the plan citing insufficient withdrawal and delay. Peiping radio and Voice of America reported heavy jamming of broadcasts during the debate.

Britain United States U.S Lebanon Jordan Eisenhower U.N London Middle East U.N. General Assembly Southeast Asia Andrei Gromyko Assembly L’unita L’humanite Pravda Communist Party Cairo al Ahram Peiping Gromyko Voice of America Soviet Union

Diocese Buys Woodlawn Cemetery and 50 More Acres

The La Crosse Diocese buys Woodlawn Cemetery and about 50 adjoining acres north of Holy Cross Seminary. The sale keeps Woodlawn non sectarian and allows potential future expansion for diocesan facilities. George Kickbush will continue as manager and lawyers for both sides are named in the transaction.

Woodlawn Thomas E. Woolley la Crosse Trust Co George Kickbush Woodlawn Cemetery Woolley Holy Cross Seminary la Crosse John P. Treacy Treacy

Wisconsin teen wins Fisher Body scholarship in model car contest

Daniel Braun of Fond du Lac Wisconsin won a $1000 Fisher Body Craftsman’s Guild model car scholarship on Wednesday night. Braun and ten other boys received $1000 scholarships for outstanding designs at the event in Flint Michigan.

Flint, Mich Daniel Braun Fond du Lac Wis Fisher Body Craftsman’s Guild Braun

Senate Passes Aid To Education Bill Amid Debate

The Senate approved a broad aid to education bill by 62 to 26 after a 14 hour session. It costs about 1.3 billion dollars and funds about 23 000 college scholarships, with Cooper amending grants to 250 a year and loans up to 750 a year. The measure also covers graduate fellowships and state grants for equipment and teacher training, with Indiana excluded by amendment.

Washington Senate House John S. Cooper Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee Sen Lister Hill D-Ala Gordon Allott R-Cole Hubert Humphrey D-Minn Cooper National Defense Pat McNamara D-Mich McNamara William E. Jenner R-Ind Indiana

Skunks Invade City as Trapper Hired in Sacramento

In Sacramento a skunk invasion totals 13 certain and 3 probable kills, with an estimated 500 animals in a southwestern residential area. City Pound master George Martin says victory hinges on catching them, as a professional trapper is brought in to curb the infestation.

Skunks Trapper Sacramento Calif George Martin

President on Right Track Congress backs Ike in Mideast plan

Senator Mansfield says President Eisenhower will win overwhelming congressional support for a bold six point Middle East program. He urges immediate UN action and concrete steps with broad bipartisan backing. Morse Humphrey and Capehart praise the President while urging concrete implementation. See CONGRESS Page 3

Washington Mike Mansfield D-Mont Eisenhower Middle East Mansfield Senate United Nations General Assembly Senate Foreign Relations Committee U. N United Nations Soviet Union Wayne Morse D-Ore General Assembly Morse U.N. Vy Hubert H. Humphrey Dminn Congress Homer E. Capehart R-Ind

Plane crash off Ireland 99 aboard may be worst in aviation history

A KLM Super Constellation with 99 aboard crashed 130 miles west of Ireland after leaving Shannon. Wreckage sighted. 50 Americans listed on passenger list. Officials warned survival unlikely as ships and RAF planes search the stormy Atlantic.

Shannon Ireland Amsterdam Atlantic Ocean KLM Trans World Airways Atlantic Everett Wolf London Wolf Royal Dutch Airlines Pan American Airways British Air Ministry Royal Air Force Dirkzwagers Shipping Agency Rotterdam Irish New York Gander Pan American World Airways Mld Pan American

Compromise Ends House Farm Bill Deadlock

The House passed an eleventh hour compromise farm bill by voice vote, sending it to the Senate for conference. It preserves cotton and rice acreage at 16 million and the current price support parity, extends the Wool Subsidy Act for three years, and loosens price supports to ease next year’s cuts. Senate leaders warned major changes likely, with further negotiations to adjust differences.

Washington House Senate Congress Eisenhower Sam Rayburn D-Tex Benson

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