Confidence and Hope From Kennedy De Gaulle Talks
President Kennedy and De Gaulle closed their Paris talks with a communique affirming Western rights in Berlin and no force to modify them. Kennedy said the discussions boosted confidence ahead of Vienna and Khrushchev talks and stressed unity to deter aggression and aid a free Europe.
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Summit to be Useful If Kennedy Concedes
Soviet Premier Khrushchev arrived at Vienna for weekend talks with President Kennedy aimed at easing tensions and shaping U.S. Soviet relations. Khrushchev stressed goodwill, said not all issues can be settled immediately, and noted the Austrian climate as favorable for the summit. He was greeted by Austrian and Soviet officials and shook hands with aides before departing for Vienna to begin talks Saturday.
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Rubber Pact Signed Ends Labor Negotiations
The U S Rubber Co and United Rubber Workers Union reached a new contract covering about 25 600 workers in 18 plants across 11 states including Eau Claire Wisconsin. Negotiations began May 8 and the agreement followed soon before the old contract expired. Goodyear and Firestone Rubber also signed with the same union recently.
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Three Arrested In Trempealeau Bank Burglary
FBI reports three men from Glasgow Montana implicated in the State Bank of Pigeon Falls theft in Trempealeau County. Robert Mercil Jerry Calkins and Robert Potter face charges for using a torch to cut into a bank door and stealing 1091 in silver. Mercil and Calkins appeared in Minneapolis with bond set at 10000. Potter was captured in Mt Pleasant Michigan by FBI and local police.
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Bicycle Rider Killed Near Humboldt Minn
Tony Tri seven died after a car struck him while riding a bicycle on a highway near Humboldt Minnesota. Driver Jacob Leer of Halleck was identified by officers. The death raised the state highway toll to 234, up three from a year ago today.
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Investigator testifies doctors drafted fake injury reports in fraud case
Milwaukee AP An insurance investigator testified in municipal court that two physicians prepared injury reports for Leroy and Euelah Anderson without physical exams. Dr Turney denied the charges, while the judge ordered the case to the district attorney and a state medical society report. Sentencing set for June 14 after presentence review.
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La Crosse Tribune Announces Two Summer Reading Plans
The LaCrosse Tribune offers two vacation options for subscribers. The Mail Away Plan transfers home delivery to a mailing service with daily copies mailed to readers on vacation, at no extra cost. The Lay Away Plan saves copies for delivery in a convenient package upon return, with no additional charge.
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Girl Dives to Save Cat Thrown Into River by Boys
Milwaukee AP report: a 17 year old Riverside High student Carol Hubatch plunged into the Milwaukee River fully clothed to rescue a five month old kitten after two unidentified boys threatened to throw it from a bridge. She was helped from the water by classmates Richard Pochett and Ted Adams. The kitten was later taken to an animal shelter.
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FDA Finds Artificial Holes In Swiss Cheese
The FDA seized 2 700 pounds of Swiss cheese from Monroe Wisconsin area shipments to New York Chicago and other buyers after discovering artificial eyes were added. The agency blamed firms for deceiving consumers by mixing inferior slices with well developed eyes and facing packaging to conceal defects. FDA enforcement chief M R Stephens and commissioner George P Larrick said actions should curb this consumer cheating.
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Intensified NG Reserve Training Faces Doubts
The Army plans heavier weekly drills and summer training to meet Kennedy’s callup plan for 10 National Guard and reserve divisions. Yet officers doubt the measures will fully prepare citizen soldiers for rugged field service and timely deployment to trouble spots.
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Miller Named New Party Head
Rep. William E. Miller of New York was unanimously elected chairman of the Republican National Committee. The 47 year old lawyer and six term House member succeeds Sen. Thruston Morton and signals GOP unity as Eisenhower urged a sharp critique of Kennedy policies.
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