Lottery plan stalls as U N deadlock persists in Yugoslavia fight
At United Nations General Assembly the lottery proposal to resolve the 1956 57 Security Council nonpermanent seat deadlock faltered after 34 ballots. Yugoslavia risks a year long term while the Philippines would take 1957 58. Delegates adjourned to vote again Monday amid strong opposition from several blocs.
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Carlos Romulo
Philippines
Yugoslavia
Leo Mates
Security Council
Unifax
United Nations
N. Y
U. N. General Assembly
Assembly
Council
Jose Maza
Chile
Maza
United States
Britain
Russia
France
Carlos P. Romulo
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U. S
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
Sir Pierson
Australia
New Zealand
Soviet Union
U. N
Disarmament Commission
Arab Bloc Urges UN Oust of Israel Over Syrian Raid
United Nations members debate Israel's expulsion after a deadly raid on Syrian posts near the Sea of Galilee. Syria cites 49 dead and seeks Security Council action, while Israel defends its airstrike and warns neighbors. The council postpones action pending Burns report.
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United Nations
N. Y
Israel
World Organization
Syria
Ahmed Shukairy
Security Council
Council
Sea
Palestine
E. L. M. Burns
Burns
Damascus
Shawkat Shuquair
Shuquair
Shukairy
Council Israel
U. N
Eban
Russia
Arkady A. Sobolev
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
United States
Twing To Get Observation At Waupun
Dennis Twing an 18 year old Madison man held on 40000 bond in Vernon County for wounding his former sweetheart Kay Broderick and Lynne Lawton was committed to the Central Hospital at Waupun for two months of mental observation by Circuit Judge Lincoln Neprud.
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Viroqua
Wis
Dennis Twing
Madison
Vernon County
Central Hospital
Waupun
Lincoln Neprud
Twing
Donald Katz
Wayne Schlintz
Kay Broderick
Miss Broderick
Lynne Lawton
Viroqua High School
Barn Fire Destroys 30 by 60 Foot Structure Near Elroy
A barn owned by Mrs. Anna Wood five miles north of Elroy on STH 80 was destroyed by fire at 8 a.m. Friday. Tenant Lloyd Baltz found the blaze in the hayloft as cattle were saved. About 20 tons of hay and a silo filler were lost. Loss estimated at $10,000.
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Elroy
Wis
Anna Wood
Lloyd Baltz
Thief Steals $3400 From Richmond Pick and Take
A sneak thief grabbed 3400 dollars from under a checkout counter at a Richmond pick and take food counter yesterday. The incident was reported to authorities and prompted a search for the suspect.
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Richmond
U S. Writing Report On Red Cruelty To Americans
The State Department is drafting a white paper on cruel treatment of Americans held in Communist China. Ambassador U Alexis Johnson protested to Wang Ping nan in Geneva over abuses and the right of Americans to leave China under the Sept 10 agreement. Fourteen Americans remain imprisoned. twenty seven have left since Sept 6, with promises to allow return expeditiously.
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State Department
Communist
China
U. S
U. Alexis Johnson
Wang Ping-nan
Geneva
Johnson
Wang
Reds
China Inn
Ameri
United States
State ‘Department
Red China
Red Chinese
Peiping
Con O'Neil
John Downey
New Britain
Conn
Homer V. Bradshaw
New York City
Divers From Milwaukee Aid In Lake Onalaska Search
Divers from Milwaukee, three or more, will reach La Crosse by Saturday afternoon to join the hunt for the bodies of two young duck hunters who drowned on Lake Onalaska on October 30. The search teams meet at Hunter's Lodge at 1 30 p m and may continue Sunday. The operation has used multiple methods and a power auger funded by Allis Chalmers to drill ice holes. The Gongorek family contracted the dive effort for victims Glenn Gongorek and James Stearns, both 21, of North Fond du Lac and Menasha respectively.
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Milwaukee
la Crosse
Lake Onalaska
Hunter's Lodge
Robert Scullin
Allis Chalmers
John
Kenneth Gongorek
Glenn Gongorek
North Fond du Lac
James Stearns
Menasha
Shot When He Refused To Push Stalled Truck
Albert Brown a 36 year old druggist and chiropodist told police a truck driver shot him in Detroit last night after Brown refused to push the stalled truck with his car. Brown was admitted to Harper Hospital with a chest wound and a fractured jaw. The assailant fled.
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Detroit
Albert Brown
Brown
Harper Hospital
Community Chest Campaign Near Goal In La Crosse
By Saturday the campaign had 10 022 still to raise to reach 187 000 with a final push underway. Radio TV stations and volunteers aid in pledges as public broadcasts report results while a giant barrel and thermometer attract attention. A 1 000 donation was received locally.
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Community Chest
Operation Community Chest
Federal Savings and Loan Assn
la Crosse
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Ashland Mobilell
Fifth Avenue
State Street
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The
Nab Merton Bank Robber In St. Louis
One of two men linked to the Merton Branch robbery in Pewaukee Wisconsin was jailed in St. Louis on a $15 000 bond. Roy Kuehl 31 Milwaukee shipping clerk was arrested in a hotel room after the burglary with James Schibline 24 Fond du Lac Wis. The FBI traced them from Green Bay to Dubuque to St. Louis where they registered at a hotel and used aliases.
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Roy Norman Kuehl
Milwaukee
Merton
Pewaukee State Bank
Kuehl
FBI
James Schibiline
Fond du Lac
Wis
Kueh
Schibline
Green Bay
U.S
Edwin J. Bean
St. Louis
Dubuque, Iowa
James Curtis
Robert Turner
J. Karl Milnes
Congress Eyes Large Foreign Aid Request For Next Year
Washington officials report a new foreign aid package near five billion dollars for next year, with about three billion for military shipments overseas and another 1.9 billion for economic aid. The plan aims to counter Soviet pressure and continue long term aid, though many lawmakers doubt its size and impact on the budget.
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Washington
Congress
Legiss
Russia
State Dulles
John B. Hollister
White House
Eisenhower
United States
Kohler Holds Back on 1958 Political Plans
Wisconsin Governor Walter Kohler declined to confirm or deny stepping down at term end to challenge Sen. Joseph McCarthy in the 1958 Republican primary. He said no decision has been made and kept plans private while reports circulated about a potential move. Executive secretary Philip Drotning also indicated he may leave state service for private work, though not linked to the governor’s political future.
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Madison
Walter ‘Kohler
Joseph McCarthy
Wisconsin
Kohler
Campaiis
Lee
Sen
McCarthy
Wyngaard
Philip Drotning
Drotning
Local Weather La Crosse Sees Light Snow Likely
Increasing clouds bring light snow late tonight. Sunday will be partly cloudy and cold with a low around 5 and a high near 20 in La Crosse and vicinity.
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la Crosse
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