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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1954

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AEC seeks power to share atomic data with allies

Washington reports the Atomic Energy Commission asks Congress to amend the Atomic Energy Act to allow exchange of intelligence on atomic capabilities with friendly powers. The proposal aims to authorize what data may be transmitted while preserving secrecy rules. In Indochina, Vietminh forces close on the Red River delta as French defenses tighten around Hanoi and Haiphong.

AEC Authority Delta Washington United States Russia The Atomic Energy Commission Congress Commission Britain White House Hanoi Indochina Dien Bien Phu Red River Europe Haiphong Doson Han ‘Oi Vietminnh Phu Ly, Nam

Congress Off To Work With Monday Clash

Wisconsin lawmakers opened the 19th annual Conservation Congress in Madison with plans to set a trout northern pike and walleyes season start for the Saturday nearest May 1 1955. Delegates debated rules and electing officials as they began a forestry reform push.

Congress Madison Reuben la Fave Oconto Executive Council la Fave Guide Bahr Wisconsin Conservation Commismission

Second graders to receive final polio vaccine shots

Three centers in La Crosse County will administer the third and final polio dose to second graders on Tuesday with additional clinics on Wednesday and Thursday. Locations include Washburn Hogan and Onalaska Pertasch School, serving pupils from named area schools. Each child gets a Polio Pioneer pin and a certificate.

la Crosse County Washburn Hogan la Crosse I. H. Pertzsch Onalaska St. Joseph's Catholic St. Mary’s First Evangelical

Bidault and Molotov discuss Indochina cease fire at Geneva

French Foreign Minister Bidault and Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov held a useful exchange on supervising an Indochina cease fire. They considered including at least one Communist nation and debated a three Asian nation plus one Communist and one Western nation for the supervisory commission. Paris warned that a French cabinet collapse could derail the talks if Geneva fails this week.

Geneva Georges Bidault Russia Vyacheslav M. Molotov Indochina Molotov Bidault India Pakistan Commission Paris Joseph Laniel

Normandy Remembrance Ten Years After D-Day

HAL BOYLE recalls Normandy ceremonies at Utah and Omaha beaches where 9,485 American crosses mark St. Laurent Cemetery. French crowds, President Rene Coty, U.S. Ambassador Lodge, and veterans honor fallen allies amid flags, parades, and somber reflections on unity and sacrifice.

Omaha Beach France Normandy St. Laurent Utah Beach Utah Omaha Russell R. Raab East Orange N.J U.S Robert Lindorff Chicago

Supreme Court Expands FPC Power Over Gas Prices

The Supreme Court by a 5-3 vote gives the Federal Power Commission authority to fix interstate natural gas rates. The ruling centers on Phillips Petroleum Co but sets a broader standard for FPC jurisdiction. Justice Minton delivered the majority opinion with Justices Warren Black Reed and Frankfurter in agreement. Douglas Clark dissented.

Washington Supreme Court High Tribunal Federal Power Commission Congress FPC Commission Phillips Minton Warren Black Reed Frankfurter Douglas Clark Burton Jackson High Court Circuit Court Oklahoma Texas New Mexico PPC

Local Weather for La Crosse Tuesday Outlook

Strong shifting winds and local thunderstorms early this evening. They end, then cooler with a generally fair and cooler Tuesday. Tonight’s low 54, Tuesday high 74.

la Crosse

Anti Joe McCarthy Signature Drive Falls Short in Wisconsin

The Joe Must Go Club failed to reach the 403 904 signatures required to recall Sen. McCarthy of Wisconsin, ending the drive at midnight Saturday. Gore announced sending petitions out of state to avoid subpoenas while a John Doe inquiry continues in Sauk County.

Saue City Wis Sen. McCarthy R-Wis Gore Wisconsin Dist Atty Harlan Kelley Sauk County John Doe Chicago Conrad Hilton McCarthy

Cohn Proposes CIA Assignment for Schine in 1954 Plan

Roy Cohn told Secretary of the Army Stevens a CIA assignment for David Schine might save embarrassment if he were drafted. The discussions, including loyalty board questions from McCarthy, were part of Senate Army hearings and connected to Schine’s army entry and Stevens’ calls with Cohn.

Washington Roy Cohn Stevens G. David Schine Schine Central Intelligence Agency CIA Cohn Sen. McCarthy Army Loyalty Board McCarthy Subcommittee McCarthy Army John Adams New York Stevens Schine Stevens - Cohn Allen Dulles McCarthy-Stevens MacCarthy Subcommittee Stevens-Cohn Navy First Army McCarthy Lehine Fort Dix N. J Army Adams Francis Carr

10 Killed In 2 Car Crash Near Lyons Creek

Ten people died in a head on collision on Maryland Route 416 near Lyons Creek. One car, a convertible, was in flames when Assistant Chief Thomas Rozzolo arrived. Victims include Robert E. Abell, 24, and Clarence M. Thomas, 34, plus others from Silver Spring Oliver and Baltimore.

Owings Lyons Creek Thomas Rozzolo North Beach Robert E. Abell Silver Spring Clarence M. Thomas Oliver Abell John P. Schweinhout Robert Lee Schweinhout Milton E. Stottlmyer Thomas Earle&. MecCreagy Benjamin Thomas Norman T. Carey Helen P.carey Baltimore

Administration Pressed To Decide On Indochina Policy

Senator Gore urged the administration to choose a course in Indochina and Southeast Asia. He aligned with Senator Knowland on a looming turning point, warning against delay at Geneva while Communist forces advance. Bridges suggested atomic option to avoid deploying troops.

Washington Sen. Gore D-Tenn Indochina Southeast Asia Gore Sen. Knowland California Senate Geneva

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