Air Clash Report Between Egyptian and Israeli Planes
Cairo reports renewed fighting along the Gaza Sinai frontier with six killed this week. Egyptian and Israeli accounts differ over four Egyptian jets crossing into Israeli airspace and exchanges at multiple outposts east of Gaza city. The clash coincides with Dulles peace proposals as Arab leaders study a plan for borders guarantees and refugee compensation.
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Gaza Strip
Israel
Byiday
Jerusalem
Sinai Peninsula
Palestine
Sun- Gay
Gaza City
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Berri
Kussufim
Dulles
Arab League
Iraeli-held
Nixon Names Roadblocks In Path Of Peace
Boston mass Vice President Nixon warned five roadblocks block peace and only Soviet leaders can remove them He listed division of Germany armaments race iron curtain colonial status of Eastern Europe and Moscow directed subversion He urged Soviet and Chinese leaders to act to end the cold war and improve world friendship and peace
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Boston
Mass
Germany
Europe
VFW
Soviet Union
Communist
China
Negotiations Resume at Allis-Chalmers Plants in Two Cities
Talks continue Monday at two Allis-Chalmers plants in La Crosse and Milwaukee as unions and management pursue a settlement of contract disputes. Mediation by Dr. Nathan Feinsinger with UAW-CIO locals involved. several plants already ended short strikes with workers returning to work.
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la Crosse
Mil
Pittsburgh
Allis-Chalmers
Springfield
Ill
Terre Haute
Ind
Refinery Fire Burning Itself Out at Standard Oil Plant
Whiting Ind officials say the Standard Oil refinery fire is under control after three days with two large tanks burning. 500 families shelter, 950 evacuated, two deaths, 45 injured. Fire loss estimated over 10 million, insurance covers most. No fluid hazards remain as area is rehabilitated.
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Whiting, Ind
Standard Oil Co
Indiana
Whiting
Mile Square
Standard Oil
Meret
Robert E. Wilson
Edith Heads North as East Coast Clears of Hurricane Edith
Miami forecast says hurricane Edith has turned north northeast and will stay over open sea with 80 to 85 mph winds. David Dunn notes the East Coast and Bermuda are in the clear, with sea shipping facing only a distant threat as the storm swings northeast.
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Miami
Fla
Bermuda
Edith
Gordon Dunn
Dunn
Mothers and daughters united after 25 years separation
In Nashville a newspaper tipped a reunion between Ethel Underwood Covington and her daughter Pauline Eddins and grandchildren Paulette Ginger and Steven. Pauline had learned her father's name in 1945 and traced her roots via the Nashville Tennessean. A Fort Campbell family meeting followed at a farm near the base with hopes of locating sister Erlene, last believed placed with a Chattanooga couple.
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R. A. Underwood
Nashville
Pauline
C. G. Truitt
Memphis
Arnold Eddins
Ft. Campbell, Ky
Underwoods
The
Tennessean
Eddin
Paulette
Ginger
Steven
Ethel Underwood Covington
Ft. Campbell
Chattanooga
Sellout Seen for Monday Night Holiday On Ice Show
The Mary E Sawiver Auditorium opened with Holiday On Ice drawing a near full house for Sunday and a capacity crowd expected Monday. Auditorium Manager Joseph Givens notes remaining tickets for Monday and the rest of the week with reserved seating, box office hours, and a special Wednesday children’s matinee at 2 30 p m.
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Mary E. Sawiver
Joseph Givens
Givens
Bodega
Cram Directs Commercial Unit of Chest
Harold R. Cram owner of Cram's Markets has long served in Community Chest campaigns since 1949. He is slated to chair the commercial division again in 1956 and has held roles on the board of directors and budget committees, including Salvation Army positions.
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Cram’'s
Community Chest
Cram
Community Chess Board of
Salvation Army
Salvation Army Board of Directors
Red Feather Agency
Open Inquiry Into Handling Of Risk Cases
Senate investigators open a four day inquiry into the Eisenhower admin handling of risk cases. The first two cases include Detroit Army veteran Sanford Waxer and his wife Eleanor. The review covers Wolf Ladejinsky and other security risk actions in the loyalty program. Waxer faces Army charges over a Wayne University professor reference tied to a Communist front. Waxer and his wife seek details of the charges ahead of a Detroit Army hearing Sept. 6.
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Senate
Detroit
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D-Sc
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Sanford Waxer
Eleanor
Wolf Ladejinsky
Agriculture Department
Foreign Operations Administration
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Ft.Knox
Communist Party
Army
Alfred H. Kelly
Wayne University
Kelly
Fof
American Youth For Democracy
AYD
U.S
AUC
Wayne
Arthur Neef
Crowds Pack Minnesota State Fair Opens with Record Attendance
Crowds at the Minnesota State Fairgrounds push opening two day total to 217 121 and 943 above last year. The dairy booth served unlimited milk for a dime with more than seven tons consumed. Livestock judging, among the busiest in the fair’s 94 year history, runs through Labor Day.
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Minn
Minnesota State Fairgrounds
Minnesota
Local Weather for La Crosse Evening Showers End Early
Mostly cloudy and cooler with local showers ending early this evening. Fair and pleasant Tuesday with clear skies later. Low tonight and high Tuesday near 80.
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la Crosse
Iss
Disarmament Conference Tests East West Relations
Delegates from the Big Four and Canada gather at United Nations for a new round of disarmament talks. The five power subcommittee of the UN Disarmament Commission meets at headquarters to expand and discuss Geneva proposals, marking a test of improved West Russia relations after the Geneva summit.
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Canada
Russia
U.N. Disarmament Commission
U.N
Geneva
Eisenhower
United States
Bulganin
U.S
Ruud Pioneer Drugist Dies. Geneva Talks Open
Funeral services for Harold N. Ruud 71 a pioneer druggist will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Sletten McKee Chapel with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. He was born in La Crosse July 4 1884 and began in 1900 as a druggist at Bellevue Drugstore. He later founded Ruud's Drugstore West Ave and Jackson St earning national recognition for curb service and home delivery.
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Harold N. Ruud
Sletten-McKee
Fred W. Hyslop
Oak Grove
la Crosse
Mr. Ruud
Bellevue
Third and
Pearl Sts
Ruud
West J Ave
Jackson St
Tribune
H. N. Ruud
West Ave
Cabinet Back Faure Morocco Plan Seeks Broader Nationalist Talks
Paris sources report Premier Edgar Faure won cabinet endorsement for a new Moroccan government through direct negotiations with nationalist leaders. The plan aims to include all public opinions and delay Ben Youssef's return until earlier peace steps are in place, with continued talks to resolve exile and regency issues amid recent violence.
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Edgar Faure
French
Morocco
Pierre July
Faure
Aux Les Bains
Aix Les Bains
Rete
Mohammed Ben Youssef
Istiqlal (Independence) Party
Democratic Independence Party
PDI
Ben Youssef
France
Madagascar
Mohammed Ben Moulay Arafa
Gilbert Grandval
Lightning deaths: Viroqua man struck in field
Herman Nordin, 48, a Viroqua farmer, was killed by lightning Saturday noon while harvesting tobacco near Viroqua. He is survived by his wife Selma, a daughter Avanelle Genz, La Crosse, two sons Clarence from La Farge and Arland at home, his mother Mary Nordin of La Farge, two sisters Freda Parker of Pueblo and Hilma Parker of La Farge, and three grandchildren. Funeral services were set for Tuesday with burial in Viroqua Cemetery after services at Jacobson and Vance Funeral Home and Westby Coon Prairie Church. Friends were expected at the funeral home Monday evening.
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Wis
Herman Nordin
Nordin
Selma
Avanelle Genz
la Crosse
Clarence
la Farge
Arland
Mary Nordin
Freda Parker
Pueblo
Colo
Hilma Parker
Jacobson and
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