Western powers propose four power talks on Germany with advisers
The United States Britain and France called for a four power foreign ministers conference on Germany this spring with East and West German advisers present. They favor late April or early May and hinted at a possible summit with Eisenhower and Khrushchev if progress is made.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Germany
East Germany
West Germany
Moscow
U.S
East Berlin
Khrushchev
Berlin
Dulles Illness Spurs Democratic Pledge for Cooperation
Senators pledged cooperation with the administration on foreign policy during John Foster Dulles illness. Lyndon B. Johnson announced a resolution calling for silent prayer for his recovery after a hernia operation revealed cancer.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
Senate Democrats
Democratic League
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Foreign Relations Committee
Johnson
Senate
Dulles
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Monoxide Poisoning Deaths Linked to Car in Snow Bank
Three Indian children aged 11, 9, and 7 died from car carbon monoxide fumes while their mother Flor ence Decorah and four adults searched to free the vehicle in a Warrens Wisconsin snow bank. Suspect adults include Decorah’s sister Coreen Was and her brother Jesse Whiterabbit along with Robert P. Pache and Thomas Kingswan. The group faced intoxication charges and Decorah faces charges related to the children's deaths. The car was found between 5 and 5:30 p.m. Sunday. The incident began with a weekend drinking spree that led to multiple arrests and a hospital visit for Kingswan.
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Scott
Susan
Arnold
Mabel
Florence Decorah
Manston
Decorah
Monroe
Warrens
Wis
Mauston
Monroe County
Coreen Was
Jesse Whiterabbit
Robert P. Pache
Bridgeport
Gleiss
Francis Calloway
Ninneman Funeral Home
Kingswan
Tomah Memorial Hospital
Sparta
Pache
Illinois
Stateville
Was
Whiterabbit
Tomah
Gundersen urges Dulles to work until bitter end
Dr. Gunnar Gundersen of La Crosse, AMA president, says if he were Secretary of State John Foster Dulles he would keep working "'to the bitter end'." He spoke on WTJM-TV with Dulles's cancer recurrence referenced, noting personal energy would guide ongoing service.
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White House
James C. Hagerty
Dulles
Eisenhower
State Department
Christian Herter
Herter
South Carolina
Milwaukee
Gunnar Gundersen
la Crosse
American Medical Aren
John Foster Dulles
Gundersen
Wtmj-Tv
AMA
Dr. Gundersen
Ten Die In Head On Crash In Texas Near Border
Ten people died in a rainslick highway collision seven miles south of Alamo in the Lower Rio Grande Valley near the Texas Mexico border. Four of the dead were children. Names include John T. Crosner Benito Camacho Adelia Camacho Zolando Ninfa Minerva Definio Moralez Tovar Juan Hernandez and Linda Hernandez. Closner car speedometer stuck at 80 mph as rescue workers recovered bodies.
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Alamo, Tex
Here
Rio Grande Valley
Texas-Mexico
Benito Camacho
Adelia Camacho
Zolando
Ninfa
Minerva
la Feria
Definio Moralez Tovar
Harlingen
Tex
Juan Hernandez
Linda Hernandez
Pharr
Closner
M. L. Dailey
Dailey
Red China Ingets Twenty Years In One Day Plan
Editor notes Dr Sripati Chandrasekhar reports from China on Communist family planning industrial and social changes. He visits Harbin Shanghai Canton and Shumchun detailing dress code blue uniforms new women’s status and pervasive propaganda. The piece frames a slogan Twenty years compressed into one day as China’s vast modernization drive.
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Soviet Union
Red China
Population expert visits China reports six week stay
Dr. Sripati Chandrasekhar, a 40 year old population expert, spent six weeks in China to study its population issues. He filed articles distributed outside India by the Associated Press, letting observed facts speak for themselves. He declined official delegations but traveled alone.
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Madras
India
Sripati Chandrasekhar
China
Chandrasekhar
Associated Press
Dr. Chandrasekhar
Six Deaths Push Wisconsin Highway Toll to 82
Six people died in Wisconsin over the weekend and a car train collision at Appleton raised the 1959 toll to 82. The fatalities include Clarence Glasheen of Appleton and Steven Klarich of Milwaukee in collisions on city streets and Highway 41 near Neenah.
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Wisconsin
Appleton
Milwaukee
Clarence F. Glasheen
Russell Mills
Seymour
Evelyn
35 Year Quarrel Ends In Death Of Elderly Mother
In Milwaukee an 85 year old woman, Julie Saar, was strangled with two scarves in her upper flat. Her daughter Lydia Tarasidis 54 admitted the slaying after a struggle that followed an argument about a supposed past event. George Saar Jr. noted family disputes over Tarasidis husband’s death.
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Milwaukee
Julie Saar
Lydia Tarasidis
Edward Mazurkiewics
Tarasidis
Driver Killed and Nuns Injured in Wabasha Crash
In Wabasha Minnesota Don Pavelka 17 Kellogg Minn died Monday from injuries from a Sunday crash near town. Among nine others injured including five Roman Catholic nuns from St Theresa College Winona two sisters remained in serious condition and driver Ricella in fair condition. Judy Pavelka 14 and Kay Drake 16 were seriously hurt while Kathleen Wiel 18 was released with minor injuries. The accident occurred on Highway 61 south of Wabasha Sunday.
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Wabasha
Minn
Don Pavelka
Kellogg
Here
M. Romana
Theona
Clarus
Alcantara
St. Theresa College
Winona
Ricella
Judy Pavelka
Kay Drake
Pavelka
Mamie Eisenhower Returns to Phoenix Engagement
Mamie Eisenhower began a return engagement at the Maine Chance beauty resort in Phoenix. She told Arizona Governor Paul Fannin that she was glad to be back as she greeted welcoming crowds.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Mamie Eisenhower
Maine Chance
Arizona
Paul Fannin
Jone
Union Urges National Talks to End Allis Chalmers Strike
UAW Local 401 president Norman Elstad urged national bargaining in a telegram to La Crosse works chair George Sarazin to end the strike begun February 2. He challenged Sarazin’s emphasis on local talks and cited 13,600 Allis Chalmers employees walking picket lines as proof of broad support for a company-wide contract pattern.
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Norman Elstad
UAW
Allis Chalmers
George A. Sarazin
la Crosse
Sarazin
Elstad
Allis‘Chalmer
A-C
Stevenson
Allis-Chalmers
Ohrman
Deere
Caterpillar
International Harvester
Allis- Chalmers Co
UWA
John Deere Co
International Harvester Co
Caterpillar Corp
Mrs Spence Wisconsin Mother of 1950 Dies at 82
Mrs. Harry Spence 82 longtime La Crosse civic leader and widow of the former elementary principal died Sunday after a short illness at Bethany Lutheran Home. Born Lottie Beckett in Hokah Minn May 11 1876 she helped organize La Crosse Boy Scout activities and was named Wisconsin Mother of 1950. Funeral set for 2 pm Wednesday at North Presbyterian Church with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Harry Spence
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Bethany Lutheran Home
North Presbyterian Church
Robert Hannon
Oak Grove Cemetery
Sletten- McKee
Lottie Beckett
Hokah
Minn
Winona Normal School
Mr. Spence
Kane St
Spence
Scout National Organization
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Institute For Population
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Shanghai
Canton
Shumchun
Hospi
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Mao Tse-tung
Zed
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