Berlin Spies Debate Strains Big Four Summit Talks
In Geneva the Big Four clash over Berlin espionage and propaganda as Western and Soviet ministers meet. Gromyko presses for a full session to hear East German Bolz, while Herter Lloyd and Couve de Murville denounce subversion from East Berlin. Westerns demand any Berlin curbs apply to all sides and aim to end East Berlin manipulation. Andrew Berding says private talks show little progress toward a solution.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Andrei Gromyko
Lothar Bolz
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Herter
East Berlin
Gromyko
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RIAS
Radio
Selwyn Lloyd
Maurice Couve de Murville
U.S
Andrew H. Berding
Court To Review Tax Status Of Strike Benefits
The Supreme Court agreed to hear whether union strike benefits are exempt from federal income tax. The U S Circuit Court in Chicago ruled such benefits are gifts not taxable, a decision challenged by the government which notes millions receive these benefits annually. Allen Kaiser of Sheboygan sued after $565 in 1954 strike aid was counted as taxable income.
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Supreme Court
U. S. Circuit Court
Chicago
High Tribunal
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Internal Revenue Service
Allen Kaiser
Sheboygan
Wis
Kaiser
United Auto Workers
Stop Insults Tells State Employes in Wisconsin
Gov Gaylord Nelson urged department heads to stop insulting letters sent to taxpayers. He cited letters received by Wisconsin residents in reply to agency queries and blamed non managerial state employees. Nelson called the letters inexcusable and said department heads must correct the situation.
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Madison
Gaylord Neilson
State Department
Wisconsin
Nelson
Naso's House of Pizza Opens at New 6th Street Site
Locals note Naso's House of Pizza is now open at a new location at 6th and State with carry-outs and instrument repair services. Modah Horn Shop advertises 205 So 4th and a telephone number 4 8841. A neighborhood rummage sale is set at 626 No 15th with times Tuesday after 6 pm and Wednesday morning.
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Naso
House of Pizza
Weather Record For La Crosse And Vicinity
La Crosse area: fair to partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with little temperature change. Lows around 58, highs near 82. Wisconsin generally fair and pleasant with a chance of light showers in far north. Minnesota warmer in central and south portions, partly cloudy in north. Iowa partly cloudy and slightly warmer tonight and Wednesday.
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Iowa
Montana City Papers Circulation Details in Lee Organization
The Helena Independent Record lists 18 day and 17 Helena 7 861 evening 8 000 Sunday. Livingston 9 100 population is NP railroad hub and Yellowstone gateway. The Enterprise shows 2 762 evening. Lee Newspaper group expands to 15 Montana cities and 10 Midwest papers with eight Sunday editions.
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Helena Independent Record
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Enterprise
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Two Sparta Brothers Fined for Drunkenness and Vandalism
Earl Ames 22 and his brother Charles 25 faced fines after a home altercation led to vandalism of a Sparta police squad car light. Earl received 60 dollars total including property destruction and drunkenness. Charles was fined 10 dollars for drunken and disorderly conduct. They were arraigned before Justice Henry C. Fanning.
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Earl Ames
Sparta
Earl
Vern Hobson
Ear
Charles
Henry C. Fanning
Five Subpoenaed In Mauch Murder Probe
Milwaukee report lists five individuals ordered to testify at the inquest into the death of Mrs Edna Mauch of Wauwatosa last August. Subpoenas include a Negro prisoner at Waupun state prison and Dr L J Van Hecke Milwaukee County medical examiner Aloysius Mauch Mrs Mauches husband Capt Alvin Basting and Sgt Tebo of the Wauwatosa police. issue involves further testimony Thursday.
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Waupun State Prison
Edna Mauch
Wauwatosa
William McCauley
Mauch
John Burke
L. J. van Hecke
Milwaukee County
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Aloysius
Alvin Basting
Tebo
Wauwatosa Police
Sentenced To Prison For Shotgun Beating
LeRoy A. Young, 23, of Route 1 Vesper, pleaded guilty to a depraved mind assault for a shotgun beating of his sister in law and her daughter. He received five years in the Wisconsin Reformatory in Green Bay after a pre sentence examination at Central State Hospital. Mrs Frank Young, 30, was in critical condition days after the attack. her four year old daughter Cindy was less seriously injured, both recovering. Judge Byron B Conway presided.
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Waupun
Frank Young
Cindy
Wood County
Byron B .Conway
Weather outlook for Pirot reports minimal data
Weather outlook gives sparse readings with a lower night value of one and a higher previous day reading. The fragment mentions Pirot but lacks full details on conditions, timing, or temperatures.
D Day Remembered From Omaha Beach Vision Of Courage And Loss
A first person recounting the D Day landing on Easy Red Beach. Troops face storm seas and brutal fire as ships, tanks, and barbed wire clash with German defenses. Amid chaos, fear yields to resolve while civilians and soldiers witness acts of bravery and sacrifice.
Mystery Writer Sax Rohmer Dies
London AP reports Sax Rohmer creator of Dr Fu Manchu died Monday night after a long illness. He was about 70. Born Arthur Sarsfield Ward in England, Rohmer lived in America for many years and made New York City his home.
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Arthur Sarsfield Ward
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Chicago live stock and produce prices show mixed moves
In Chicago markets hogs under 230 lbs fall 25 to 35 cents, heavier hogs mostly steady to 25 lower, cattle and calves mostly lower with several selective highs. Potatoes and produce steady to firm, butter and eggs largely unchanged, poultry prices mostly unchanged or slightly lower.
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Body Found in Green Bay Harlan Nelson
The body of Harlan Nelson aged 46 missing since January 2 was recovered Monday from Green Bay. Brown County sheriff Artley Skenandore said the cause of death had not been determined.
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Harlan Nelson
Artley Skenandore
Brown County
Service TV Sets Ad Placed by Classified Lineup
People check the Classifieds for reliable firms when seeking quick service for TV sets. Dial 2-8040 now to place your service ad.
Court Approves Sale Of Site To Carthage College
The Wisconsin Supreme Court upheld a Kenosha County ruling dismissing a taxpayer suit over the sale of 69 acres of Alford Park for 50000 dollars to back Carthage College relocation. The United Lutheran Church backs moving Carthage from Illinois to Kenosha. The court found no abuse of discretion by the city council.
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Newell
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Patrolman Pleads Guilty To Arson In Racine
RACINE AP A suspended city patrolman James Gursky 30 pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to arson charges tied to admitting he set five fires in vacant buildings. Judge Howard J. Durocher ordered a pre sentence investigation and set June 16 for the hearing. Dist Atty Dexter Black sought a psychiatric eval to be part of the record. Gursky would pay for the test. He remained free on $2000 bond. father of a six week old daughter.
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Howard J. Durocher
James Gursky
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Gursky
Supreme Court Invalidates Interior Employee Firing
The Supreme Court ruled 5-4 that the dismissal of Interior Department employee William Vincent Vitarelli was invalid. Vitarelli, an education and training specialist on Koror, was discharged in 1954 over alleged Communist affiliations which he denied, and his prior security charges were expunged. Justice Harlan delivered the majority opinion. Justice Frankfurter dissented joined by Clark Whittaker and Stewart.
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William Vincent Vitarelli
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Juveniles arrested in Sparta car theft case in Wisconsin
Two juveniles aged 14 and 16 were picked up Monday by Monroe County deputies on a car theft charge. They allegedly stole a car in Port Washington and drove it to near Oakdale where it ran out of gas after they left the vehicle.
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Sparta
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Monroe County
Port Washington
Oakdale
Chamber of Commerce approves 1959 budget for La Crosse County
The La Crosse County Chamber of Commerce adopted a 26 305 budget at a noon meeting after prior approval by the executive committee. The plan totals 1959 allocations including salaries 12 880 rent 1 200 postage 750 and public relations 1 250 among other items.
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GOP to Run on Prosperity in 1960, Morton Says
Washington AP report shows GOP chairman Thruston Morton declaring the party will campaign on national prosperity in the 1960 elections. He credits recovery to Republican policy while Democrats warn of farm surpluses and price support disputes affecting the farm belt amid inflation and storage concerns.
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Morton
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Thruston B. Morton
Humphrey
Benson
Mine Union Denied Damage Case Review
The United Mine Workers Union was denied a Supreme Court review of a $400,000 damage award won by Meadow Creek Coal Co. Inc. for a 1948 union organizing drive near Monteary Town. The Nashville court found the UMW used force threats and violence to close the mine after an unlawful march by about 200 members on January 12, 1948.
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United Mine Workers Union
Supreme Court
Tennessee
Meadow Creek Coal Co., Inc
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UMW
Three Airmen Die in Jet Bomber Crash Near Hemet California
A jet bomber crash near Hemet California killed three Air Force men and burned open ranchland. A fourth crewman survived, dazed and burned, wandering to a motorist for help. He recalled nothing of the mishap during the landing approach. Investigators say the survivor was apparently thrown clear.
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Nelson Monday names Greene to state Free Library Commission
Nelson Monday named Mayor Stanley R. Greene of Sturgeon Bay to a five year term on the state Free Library Commission, succeeding Mrs. Jean Walling of La Crosse.
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Madison
Gaylord Nelson
Stanley R. Greene
Sturgeon Bay
State Free Library Commission
Jean Walling
la Crosse
Power Pioneer Dies in Rhinelander at 91
E A Forbes renowned power company executive and longtime business leader died at Rhine lander hospital following a stroke suffered Saturday. He served as director of Wisconsin Veneer Co. two banks and Rhinelander Paper Co. until his retirement in 1955.
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E. A. Forbes
Pioneer Power Company
Rhinelander
Wisconsin Veneer Co
Rhinelander Paper Co
Telephone rate rise approved for Hawkins exchange area
The State Public Service Commission authorized Cream Valley Telephone Co. at Hawkins in Rusk County to raise annual rates by 5447 dollars. The increase takes effect in Hawkins and at the Kennan Catawba and Glen Flora exchanges.
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Madison
State Public Service Commission
Cream Valley Telephone Co
Hawkins
Rusk County
Kennan- Catawba
Glen Flora
Soldier and Two Women Held In Disorderly House Raid
Monroe County Sheriff units raided a disorderly house in Angelo near Sparta on Tuesday arresting Camp McCoy soldier Sp 4 C. Henry L. Bowens 35 his wife Joanne 34 and Irma Marshall all of Chicago. Neighbors complained of a wild party and a marijuana cigarette package was found in a purse. Bowens rented the house Friday and placed the women there.
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Wis
Monroe County
Dewey Reinstra
Angelo
Henry L. Bowens
Joanne
Chicago
Irma Marshall
Bowens
Reinstra
Macmillan Assures Lloyd Job Is Secure
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan assured the House of Commons he expects to work with Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd for a long time. He denied inspired statements about Lloyd’s replacement after reports in London papers suggested a move. The Times had sparked the stir by claiming Lloyd would be replaced in the future.
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London
Harold Macmillan
House of Commons
Selwyn Lloyd
Macmillan
Lloyd
London Times
Uncle Sam Changeable In Saving Spending
AP Business News Analyst notes that the federal government is the most changeable savings element. Household and corporate savings show steadier trends, while government deficits and surpluses drive private investment funds. As demand for credit rises, savings tap by government borrowing has influenced money. The outlook hinges on citizens as consumers and voters.
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New York
Sam
St. Louis Federal Reserve Bank
Chase Manhattan
Greater Cleveland Mops Up After Flood
Greater Cleveland's South Side mopped up after flash floods that caused millions in damage. Torrential rains turned streets into muddy lakes and rivers within an hour long storm starting Monday afternoon. University Heights recorded 3.9 inches of rain and several buses were submerged in University Circle. Dozens of motorists were rescued and 33 people treated for exposure.
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Cleveland
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Scriptural Investment Pays Off in Rockford Church
Rev. Marx Hickerson of Central Christian Church used Matthew 25 14 30 to urge members to multiply a dollar into larger sums. The congregation grew $250 to $1 000 as members pursued creative investments including a member who turned a dollar into 45 dollars by buying and reselling white gloves for further contributions.
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Rockford, Ill
Marx Hickerson
Central Christian Church
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