Wiley Will Not Expect Ike Aid In Wisconsin Senate Fight
Senator Wiley says he does not expect presidential assistance in his independent campaign to keep his Senate seat against Republican Glenn Davis. He argues Midwestern independents resent being told how to vote as Wisconsin GOP dissension intensifies after the Milwaukee convention snub.
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Wiley
White House
Senate
Glenn Davis
de Pere
Wisconsin
Wiscon
Sin Gop
Milwaukee
GOP
Warnings on NATO's Future and the Smile Offensive
The article notes two American cautions about allowing the Russian smile offensive to erode NATO. It cites Secretary Dulles warning that NATO must stay dynamic or deteriorate, as European forces waver and troop plans shift. It discusses possible redirected aid and the need for stronger unity amid anxiety over Western defenses.
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Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Dulles
NATO
North Africa
Germany
Russia
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Auto and housing groups fault Fed rate hikes
Peter Edson reports that GM and National Association of Home Builders leaders criticize the April 14 Federal Reserve rate rise while noting the policy's limited pass through to consumers. They blame higher costs for slowed auto sales and housing starts, but contend regional banks set rates and inflation fears constrain wide loan availability.
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Washington
Federal Reserve
General Motors
Harlow M. Curtice
General Motors Acceptance Corp
Federal Reserve District
Federal Reserve Board of Governors
Chicago
Curtice
Joseph B. Haverstick
National Assn. of
Haverstick
Federal Housing and Veterans Administration
NAHB
Vacation Time and Summer Joys Ahead
Poem by James J. Metcalfe celebrates school vacation with thoughts of no homework. It envisions swimming picnics travel and outdoor fun as teachers note endings and students anticipate freedom. The rhythm recalls 1956 Field Enterprises publication rights.
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Field Enterprises, Inc
Time for Words in the Pleasant Hill Times
An old-time country editor’s craft contrasts with modern weekly papers. The piece laments wordiness and praises the simpler printing era while noting today’s editors must juggle cameras bookkeeping and printing tech.
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Pleasant Hill
Readers Debate Alcohol Cure and Elvis Presley Backlash
A reader urges identifying alcohol’s true cause and questions age restrictions on liquor. Another letter defends Elvis Presley, defending his teenage fans and lamenting parental pushback, praising coverage by David C. Lee and calling for teen centers.
Wisconsin GOP Platform Avoids Controversy at Madison Convention
John Wyngaard notes the Wisconsin Republican Voluntary Organization platform is deliberately bland avoiding sharp policy details. The document emphasizes statehouse rule defense and opposes federal education aid while keeping labor language vague to dodge campaign-era spats.
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Madison
Wis
Republican Voluntary Organization
Wyngaard
Voluntary Association
Xew
GOP
Vernon W. Thomson
Wisconsin
Peaceful Co existence sham exposed in Korea dispute
The NATIONS Command at Panmunjom reports the armistice in Korea has failed due to inspection refusals and North Korean airfields. Moscow’s aid to North Korea is cited as undermining peace, while the United Nations suspends neutral team inspections and challenges Soviet claims of peace.
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Moscow
North Korea
Kremlin
United Nations
United Nations Command
Patmunjom
Department of State
Lawrence
Korea
Ke & Reuben Robertson
Far East
Peking
U.N
Stooges
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
North
South Korea
General Twining
U.S. Air Force
America
The Ninth Wave by Eugene Burdick
A California election year novel about Mike Freesmithe and Hank Moore as they clash over ethics and efficiency. Mike uses fear to influence voters, shaping a political leader, while the looming ninth wave symbolizes a powerful political force. Read this before you register or vote.
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Eugene Burdick
Houghton Mifflin
California
Mike Freesmithe
Hank Moore
Hank
Mike
Navy
Supreme Court Under Heavy Criticism Faces Summer Docket
Washington notes the Supreme Court endures sharp Southern and national criticism for rulings on school segregation and federal power. Congress debates undoing decisions, while proposals to curb court authority proliferate yet seem unlikely to pass.
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James Marlow
The
World Today Supreme Court
Congress
Marlow
Earl Warren
Ten Years Ago Private Pilot Training At Fanta Reed School
Ten years ago the La Crosse Tribune notes that Joseph Domke and Bill Dissmore began training for private pilot licenses under the GE bill of rights at the Fanta Reed flying school near the municipal airport. Instructors named are Lloyd Johnson and J W Fanta.
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Emma Guillaume
la Crosse
Will Ott
Tribune
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