Nationalist China condemns UN package deal amid voting clash
Nationalist China denounces the United Nations membership package as illegal and immoral and urges the Security Council to reject it. Dr. T. F. Tsiang challenges a western voting plan as surrender to the Soviet Union amid a high-stakes push on 18 new members and disarmament talks.
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Security Council
T. F. Tsiang
Russia
World Organization
Tsiang
Outer Mongolia
Soviet Union
Arkady A. Sobolev
China
Assembly
Council
Nonoperating Rail Workers Urged Pay Rise By Board
An emergency three member board under President Eisenhower recommends a 1642 cent an hour increase plus health and welfare funding for 750000 nonoperating rail workers. The plan aims to align wages with operating staff, with dining car workers set to gain 1314 cents an hour. The cost to railroads is about 250 million dollars annually.
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Washington
White House
Threeman
Eisenhower
Dudley E. Whiting
Detroit
No Prosecution Planned In Baby Sale Case
WAUKESHA Wisconsin D A James D Amato said no prosecution will be pursued in the case of a 43 year old mother who planned to sell her newborn son to a childless Waukesha couple for 300 and hospital expenses. The matter will go to Juvenile Judge William Gramling for study and recommendation. The woman had seven other children and gave birth at Waukesha Memorial Hospital last week using an assumed name.
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Waukesha
F — Dist
James D’amato
D'Amato
William Gramling
Wisconsin
Waukesha Memorial Hospital
Eisenhower Eyes 35 Billion Defense Plan For War Readiness
President Eisenhower discussed a defense budget exceeding 35 billion dollars with congressional leaders in a three hour White House meeting. Nearly half would fund the Air Force and guided missiles as the administration signals no tax cuts while considering enhanced military readiness and immediate retaliation if needed. The plan covers next July 1 starts, with generally favorable reactions from lawmakers.
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Washington
Fissenhower
White House
Dulles
James C. Hagerty
House
Fluoridation Cuts Tooth Decay in Newburgh Kingston Test
A 10 year New York study compares Newburgh and Kingston showing 58 percent fewer decayed teeth in 6 to 9 year olds and 52 to 53 percent fewer decayed teeth in 10 to 12 year olds in Newburgh. Health commissioner Dr. Herman Hilleboe calls fluoridation safe and effective and notes similar Canadian findings.
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Herman E. Hilleboe
New York State
Newburgh
Kingston
N.Y
Brantford
Canada
New York Institute of Clinical Oral Pathology
Hilleboe
Area Of Agreement Seen In Reed Report By Police Chief
Police Chief George Long notes an area of agreement with Hugh Reed's juvenile study findings but questions if La Crosse's delinquency problem is overstated. He cites 207 cases referred to probation and stresses most youths are one time offenders. Long advocates trained detectives rather than full juvenile bureaus and highlights limited funds for officer training this year.
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Reed
NPPA
Hugh Reed
County Juvenile Study Committee
George Long
la Crosse
Long
Ex-Supervisor William Plenge Dies At 77
William Plenge 77 former La Crosse County Supervisor died Monday at his home 2309 Main St Barre Mills. Funeral services Friday 130 pm at the Plenge home and 2 pm at St John Lutheran Barre Mills with Rev Henry Paustian officiating. He was active in Barre Town Board and county board for 14 years and survived by his wife two daughters a granddaughter a great grandson and two brothers Carl Wisconsin Rapids and Louis West Salem.
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Barre
Walter Sprehn
Lillie Miller
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Barre Mills
F. F. Miller
West Salem
Mr. Plenge
Plenge
John
Helen) Hemker
Elmer
Alma) Johnson
la Crosse
Carl l
Wisconsin Rapids
Louis
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La Crosse Community Chest Appeals for Postcampaign Gifts
The La Crosse Community Chest reports \$535 in new gifts on Monday shrinking the remaining need to \$13,910. A major contributor was \$100 from Trane Company Employes Federal Labor Union 18558 AFL. Volunteers urge residents to mail gifts to 313 Linker Building or call 44149 for pickup as 1956 services for 17 Red Feather agencies loom unless \$187,000 is reached.
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la Crosse Community Chest
Trane Company
Federal Labor Union
AFL
Red Feather
la Crosse
Wisconsin Ford Foundation grants aid La Crosse and state colleges
The Ford Foundation will grant 2.8298 million to nine Wisconsin colleges including Viterbo in La Crosse, part of a national 210 million package for private colleges. Listed awards go to Alverno Beloit Carroll Lawrence Marquette Milwaukee Downer Mount Mary Ripon St Norbert and Viterbo with Viterbo's exact figure pending.
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Wisconsin
Ford Foundation
Viterbo College
la Crosse
United States
Alverno College
Milwaukee
Beloit College
Beloit
Carroll College
Waukesha
Lawrence College
Appleton
Marquette University
Milwaukee-Downer College
Mount Mary College
Ripon College
Ripon
St. Norbert College
West
Four La Crosse Hospitals Plan Projects With Ford Grants
Four La Crosse hospitals anticipate Ford Foundation grants totaling about 249000. Grandview La Crosse Lutheran St Francis would use funds for new wings, building improvements, or expanded services including surgery for the aged. Administrators await final grant requirements before formal plans.
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Ford Foundation
The
la Crosse Tribune
Grandview
Lutheran
St. Francis
Glen L. Maher
Local Weather in La Crosse Mostly Cloudy With Snow Flurries
Mostly cloudy skies with snow flurries and a turn to colder air tonight. Wednesday will be mostly cloudy and much colder with strong northwest winds. Lows around 5, highs near 15.
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la Crosse
Ford Foundation Grants Record Gift to Private Colleges and Hospitals
The Ford Foundation announced a historic 500 million dollar distribution to 615 private colleges and universities, 3,500 privately supported hospitals, and medical schools to raise faculty pay. Top gifts include New York University 5 million, Harvard 4.51 million, Chicago 4.32 million, and Yale 4.0 million.
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Ford Foundation
Alaska
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
New York University
Harvard
University of Chicago
Yale
California School of Fine Arts
San Francisco
Foundation
Henry Ford II
Nathan Pusey
America
Chicago
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American Hospital Assn
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