Somoza Marshals Forces Against Cuban Invaders
President Luis Somoza marshaled forces to meet three boatloads of alleged Cuban invaders en route to Nicaragua. He asked the U S to seek O A S action while Cuba’s Fidel Castro dismissed the charges as baseless and said he is too busy to respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somoza
Managua
Nicaragua
Luis Somoza
Cuba
Latin America
Foreign Ministry
Costa Rica
Fidel Castro
Havana
Castro
Panama
Eisenhower urged calm over labor and missile disputes
In remarks carried from a press conference Eisenhower defended Strauss, denied siding with management in the steel talks, urged passage of labor legislation, and backed a Bill of Rights for union members. He discussed McElroy’s missile study, favored defense system recommendations, and mused on parliamentary features for U.S. government. The report also notes Nicaragua unrest with rebel incursions and Costa Rican aviation activity.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Lewis and
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Senate
House
Neil H. McElroy
Air Force
Army
McElroy
United States
Managua
Costa Rica
San Jose
Santo Tomas
Trial reveals stairway shooting confession in family home
Miss Dakin described loading a .22 Winchester magazine and firing at her mother as she reached the top of the stairs after her father had died of two bullets. Her sister Mary, 11, was elsewhere at a movie. the defendant later drove away contemplating death but notified authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Miss Dakin
Governor's illness sparks Louisiana politics turmoil and court order
Long told judge the governor is mentally ill and likely to injure himself or others. He was hospitalized after a floor tantrum in the Louisiana Legislature. A 96 hour hold may extend until a formal hearing within 14 days to decide mental illness and possible hospitalization. Deputy Leslie described misidentification with a Texas Ranger. A medical bulletin noted slight improvement. speculation swirls over gubernatorial succession as lawmakers face end of session.
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Texas
Gibson
Long
Garland Leslie
Ranger
Leslie
Louisiana
U.S
Russell Long
D-La
Lether Frazer
Frazer
Pair Free After Stolen Auto Rams Into Tree
City police pursued a stolen 1955 car from 16th and Farnam at 10 p.m. to 6th and Adams where it hit a tree, buckling a wheel, and the two occupants fled on foot. The car had been taken from Dahl Motors Co. at 3rd and Ferry Streets during a fast pursuit at 60 to 80 mph. Police searched nearby yards but did not locate the pair.
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16Th
Farnam Streets
Dahl Motors Co
3Rd
Ferry Sts
William R. Black
6Th and
Adams
Cardinal Treacy Praises Aid as Fence Against Communism
In a lighthearted interview, Cardinal Treacy spoke with pride of American foreign aid as a tool to curb communism. He noted that in Italy and Africa aid helps keep communism from advancing and said many church members would value his presence with them.
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Dinal
Heirarchy
Treacy
Italy
Africa
Grand Lodge Consent Not Required Court ruling
Wisconsin Supreme Court holds the Grand Lodge cannot block the sale of a Menomonie building owned by Red Cedar Lodge Building Assn. The independent association is a separate legal entity and need not obtain grand lodge consent to sell for 10 000 dollars. The decision upholds a Dunn County circuit court ruling.
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Thomas Fairchild
Robert G. Varnum
Dunn County
Grand Lodge
One Of Most Wanted Captured In Wyoming
An isolated ranch arrest in Thermopolis led to Richard Allen Hunt 27 admitting he is one of the FBI ten most wanted. Hunt faced charges of kidnapping an Oregon police officer and wounding another in March.
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Wyoming
Thermopolis
Wyo
FBI
Richard Allen Hunt
Oregon
Auto-Lite plant move sparks public doubt and state action
Nelson says relocation driven by management needs amid public belief that labor climate and taxes influenced the decision. La Crosse officials seek to recruit Auto-Lite workers, while state and local leaders push building projects and river bridge studies. The Legislature fast-tracked unemployment benefits with Sen. Rice urging swift approval. Nelson signed the bill Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Schulze
la Crosse
State Employment Service
Carley
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Paul Raushenbush
State
Raymond Rice
Nelson
Teacher Mailman Named U S Teacher Of Year
Reino M. Takala a 50 year old part time mailman and Hinsdale Township High School math head wins the General Federation of Women's Clubs Teacher of the Year at the federation's 68th annual convention in Los Angeles He has chalked math thoughts on his board and serves 200 to 300 homes on Saturdays and summers at Clarendon Hills post office duties.
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Los Angeles
Illinois
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Reino M. Takala
Federation
Hinsdale Township
Chicago
Clarendon Hills
Takala
Stolen Boat Returns To Owner After Repair
Adolph Baldwin of 2702 Harvey Street recovered his boat after a week away from it. City police say two juveniles aged 16 and 12 are under juvenile department care for stealing and returning the boat, which they repaired and repainted at home costing about $3 in materials. Baldwin ends a second vacation week with the boat now in his possession.
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Adolph Baldwin
Harvey St
Baldwin
Roger Schmuck
X15 Gliding Flight Put Off Till Thursday
Edwards Calif AP report postpones the X15 gliding flight to Thursday. North American Aviation will drop the rocket plane from a B52 at 38 000 feet over Edwards Air Force Base if systems are functional. Pilot Scott Crossfield commands the craft designed for 100 mile altitudes and speeds up to 4000 mph after four captive flights.
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Edwards
Calif
North American Aviation
Scott Crossfield
Edwards Air Force Base
West to Demand Early Geneva Showdown
Western foreign ministers led by Secretary of State Herter, with Britain, France, and West Germany, plan to tell Andrei Gromyko in secret talks to offer constructive proposals on Berlin. They aim for a possible Geneva breakthrough and a summit, while reaffirming troops in West Berlin and open supply routes.
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John M. Hightower
Geneva
Andrei Gromyko
Berlin
Christian A. Herter
Britain
France
West Germany
Gromyko
Soviet Union
U.S
Herter
United States
East Germany
West Berlin
Weather record for Lacrosse area and region
Fair tonight with partly cloudy warm Thursday. Low tonight around 60 and high Thursday near 86. Wisconsin partly cloudy and warmer. Minnesota partly cloudy with few showers possible in north Thursday. Iowa partly cloudy with isolated thundershowers northwest tonight and warmer south. Five day outlook through Monday shows highs three to five degrees above normal with light rains possible in northwest to southwest, precipitation under two tenths of an inch.
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Lacrosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
North Carolina House Backs Spanking Bill for Pupils
RALEIGH NC AP lawmakers approved a bill allowing teachers to spank unruly pupils. The measure, after passage by the House on Tuesday night, moves to the Senate for consideration.
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Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina
House
Senate
Hope for No July Steel Union Strike
Washington reports optimism a July 1 strike may be avoided as four-man teams from 12 major steel firms and the United Steelworkers continue talks to replace the current three year pact expiring June 30. The union seeks wage gains and shorter hours while companies push for a wage freeze to curb inflation. Senate and White House aides note President Eisenhower urges responsible settlement and public duty.
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Mont
Ward
Jones
Monsanto Chemical
Allis-Chalmers
National Gypsum
American Can
Acific
American Motors
Bell & Farrell, Inc
Am. Tel. & Tel
Pepsi-Cola
Reynolds Metals
Chrysler Im
Royal Dutch
Racine Hyd
Safeway
Safway Steel
Columbia Gas
iMe
Sears Roebuck
la Crosse Tel
Sinclair Oil
Cornwith
Edison
Wis. P. & Lt
Consolidated Poods
Socéay
Craneay Southern Pacific
Heileman
Curtiss Wright NS Sperry Rand
Dow Chemical
Fid. Fund
Elec Auto Lite
Standard Oi Ind
One Wm, &T
Ford
Standard Oil NJ 52S Inc
Foremost Dairies
Studebaker Packard
Wis. Fund
Fruehauf Tradler Sunray Mid
Skogmo
NS Swift
General Dynamics
Texas Instruments
Trane Co
General Electric
Trane NS
No. States P
General Motors
20Th Century Fox
General Tel
United Airlines
Wis. Pub. Soc
Getty Oil
U.S. Steel
Pioneer Fin
Westinghouse Elec
Cent. Bl. & G
Northern
Western Union
Tausche Haw
New York
Washington
United Steelworkers of America
Eisenhower
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John L. Lewis
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John Foster Dulles
Pedro Joaquin Chamorro
la Prensa
Olama Valley
Miami International
Manuel Guerra
Costa Rican National Assembly
Tegucigalpa
Honduras
John B. Truslow
Price
Daniel
Winona
Swift & Company
Utility
Buils Bologna
Top Choice
USDA
South ST. Paul
Minn
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Chicago Poultry
White Rock Flyers
Plymouth Rocks
Toledo
Ray Rothermel
State Building Commission
Mailman
West
Andrei A. Gromyko
Kremlin
U.S.S.R
Natural Foods
Henry Retzik
St. Mary's College
Northern Field Seed Co
Northern States Power Co
15Th
Green Bay Sts
Father Retzik
The
Natural Foods Associates
Xkutk
the Tribune
Homart
Sears
Honeywell
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