Eisenhower Doctrine Gains Stassen Hope For Peace
Harold E. Stassen urged development of an Eisenhower doctrine for peace in the H bomb era and a gradual easing of East West tensions. He cited the Geneva summit, progress on atoms for peace, and calls for mutual openness including open sky verification to curb surprise attack.
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Harold E. Stassen
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Eisenhower
Rotary International
Russia
Nathan F. Twining
Air Force
Geneva
Dulles
London
Soviet Union
Wisconsin oil aid charge fuels Wiley Davis clash in primary
Rep Hoff man denounces as absurd the claim that the oil industry funds Sen Wiley’s primary opponent. Wiley cites numerous letters from Wisconsin alleging industry financial help to Rep Glenn Davis, backed by the state GOP, as evidence in the race set for September 11.
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Hoffman
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Senate
Glenn Davis
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Little Prospect Of Tax Cut Seen In House
House Ways and Means members said there is little chance of enacting a tax cut in the remaining session days barring a sharp business downturn. The group warned any general relief would depend on spending cuts or a future downturn, with a broader review possible next year.
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Governor Kohler Opens Wisconsin Aging Conference
About 600 delegates attend the first Governor's Conference on an Aging Population in Madison. Gov. Kohler outlines the need as Wisconsin's over 65 demographic rises and is projected to double in two decades. Ralph Kingsley chairs the event with over forty state groups involved.
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Wisconsin
Ralph Kingsley
Kenosha News
Woman Goes Home After Car Crash Near Holmen
Mrs J O Beadle of Galesville returned home from a La Crosse hospital after serious injuries from a May 27 accident near Holmen. The crash occurred when a motorist trying to pass cut in and forced another car into the path of Edward Trim of La Crosse. Mrs Trim, formerly Blanche Kopp of Galesville, also suffered serious injuries and remained hospitalized.
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J. O. Beadle
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Edward Trim
Market Quotations From Shearson Hammill Co. Notes
Quotations by Shearson Hammill and Co members of the New York Stock Exchange listed. Public investors see current price levels and activity across key securities as recorded by the firm.
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New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Produce Prices Steady at Mercantile Exchange
Chicago Mercantile Exchange reports steady butter and eggs wholesale prices with unchanged buying prices. Butter bids show 93 score AA at 58.75 and related grades. eggs list varied percentages with current receipts at 33.75. Live poultry prices in coops and f o b postings remain steady with light hens at 18-19 and fryers at 24-25.
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Chicago Mercantile Exchange
U.S
USDA
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Obituaries: Katherine Brown and Herman Schroeder
Katherine Brown 74 of Route 42 died in a local hospital Tuesday afternoon. Funeral arrangements will be announced. Herman Schroeder 70 of Route 1 Onalaska formerly of Chaseburg Vernon County died Tuesday afternoon in Viroqua Hospital. Burial at Chaseburg Lutheran Cemetery. Survived by wife Minnie two daughters Frieda Blaske Mildred Leisse three sons Harold Edgar Arnold two sisters Minnie Amann John Schroeder 15 grandchildren six great grandchildren. Funeral services Saturday 2 p.m. St Peter Hamburg Lutheran Church. Reverend Marvin H Hawke officiating. Friends may call Sletten McKee Chapel Friday 7 to 9 p.m. Herman Bantle West Salem formerly of 1207 South 3rd Street died in a local hospital early Wednesday. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Frieda) Blaske
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Mildred) Leisse
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Bill) Kemp
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Genevieve Johnson
Little Falls
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Oscar Kindsley
Carl Benrud
Arlington Heights
Ill
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Norman Benson
Pine Cliff Cemetery
Smith Mortuary
Two Bank Robberies Nets 32000 In Illinois
Two bank holdups in northern Illinois yielded about 32000 dollars. In Chicago a five man team robbed Mount Greenwood State Bank during the day, while a lone gunman took 14000 from the Triumph First National Bank in LaSalle County. getaway cars were found and the suspect fled.
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Mount Greenwood
First National Bank of Triumph
LaSalle County
Rockford
Olive Wunderlich
Marengo
Triumph Bank
Former Senator Bingham Dies after Long Illness
Washington report states Hiram Bingham former Republican senator of Connecticut died today after a long illness. He was 80 and had pursued several other careers.
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Washington
Hiram Bingham
Connecticut
Market hog and cattle quotes with regional prices
Swift & Co reports mixed hog and cattle quotes with delivery hours and regional price ranges. Hogs steady with fat hogs discounted, sows and boars priced by weight. cattle steady with dry fed steers and heifers listed by grade. calves and lambs also shown with regional Midwest volumes and prices. Also notes Chicago and South St. Paul quotes and minor deaths notices.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
USDA
South ST. Paul
Minn
U.S
Weather Outlook For Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa
The forecast notes partly cloudy conditions in Wisconsin tonight and Thursday with scattered thundershowers in the northwest and extreme west tonight spreading over the western half by Thursday. Warmer in the east tonight and Thursday. Minnesota sees partly cloudy skies with occasional thundershowers and continued warm temperatures. Iowa expects considerable cloudiness with scattered showers and thunderstorms except in the extreme east and little temperature change through Thursday.
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Iowa
River Forecast Hastings to Guttenberg
Mississippi River readings show only minor changes through Friday with slight tailwater rises of 0.3 feet at Lynxville. Sunrise Thursday 4 23 a.m. Sunset Thursday 7 45 p.m.
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Guttenberg
Mississippi River
Lynxville
Cold War shifts push US to seek broader peace and growth
The article argues a bolder US strategy is needed to meet Soviet challenges. It emphasizes sustained economic growth, training of scientists, and aid to developing nations, while shifting focus from military to economic and ideological competition. It notes Soviet propaganda and Leninist flexibility, urging a solid Western front to keep North Africa free of chaos and communism.
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Nathan F. Twining
Moscow
Red Army
Washington
Stalin
Hitler
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Lenin
U.S.S.R
U.S
North Africa
Dr Kelly Urges Public Water Fluoridation
At a Madison health meeting three speakers urged wider adoption of fluoridation. Dr James D Kelly La Crosse Wisconsin State Dental Society president dismissed fear propaganda calling sodium fluoride a poison and said the mechanism cannot render water poisonous. Dr E E Bertolaet Kenosha health commissioner found no facts to support injury rumors for older people or bone fractures. Dr John S Hirshboeck Marquette University medical dean called fluoridation safe proven and effective to prevent tooth decay.
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James D. Kelly
la Crosse
Wisconsin State Dental Society
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E. E. Bertolaet
Kenosha
John S. Hirshboeck
Marquette University School of Medicine
Cranberry Marketing Order Debated Before House Group
A House agriculture subcommittee heard testimony for and against a bill to create an agricultural marketing order to regulate cranberry sales. Wisconsin New Jersey and Massachusetts growers supported it citing price stability and quality, while canners and the National Canning Association opposed the sweeping controls.
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Gilbert Beaton
Wareham
Mass
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Industry Marketing Committee
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Scott P. Crampton
Wiley McKay support sparks White House clarification
President Eisenhower said he misunderstood Oregon politics after blessing Wiley McKay before the primary. White House aide Hagerty cited a Milwaukee Journal clipping as the source of the misunderstanding, while Sen. H. Alexander Smith praised Wiley for courage and loyalty amid intra state political pressures.
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Edward R. Bayley
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Wiley Hagerty
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Thompson Studies Action Against Yerly Chairman Case
Madison Attorney General reports he will study Chadwick Nashotah request to join in action challenging Everett Yerly's right to chair the Republican state central committee. Chadwick, a 2nd District committeeman, contends Yerly’s 1954 platform convention election was illegal due to a rising vote instead of a ballot as required by law.
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Robert A. Chadwick
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Chadwick
Everett Yerly
Republican State Central Committee
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