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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1956

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Eisenhower Allies Seek Senate Backing to Restore Aid Cut

President Eisenhower pressed for a larger foreign aid package but faced House rejection. Senate leaders were summoned for talks as the House upheld a 1.109 billion dollar cut from a 4.9 billion dollar request. Edna Kelly urged further cuts to Yugoslavia while Ike pressed for 600 million in restorations.

Washington Eisenhower House Senate White House Tito Russia Rayburn D-Tex House Gop Martin Massachusetts Edna F. Kelly D-Ny Yugoslavia Fisenhower House Foreign Affairs Committee Richards D-Sc Joe America Brooks Hays D-Ark

Bulganin Seeks U S Arms Cut and Open Talks

Soviet Premier Bulganin calls for cutting arms and military spending by 1.2 million troops and urges the United States to follow suit. He also suggests disarmament talks open up in the UN and hints two nation talks as a potential path forward. Dulles rejects US concessions, saying they are not in American interests.

Washington Nikolai Bulganin Eisenhower Russia Bulganin United States Dulles United Nations

State DAV Convention Opens Here

The 28th annual Wisconsin DAV convention opened with 180 delegates registered at Hotel Stoddard and about 300 expected over the three day session. Committees were appointed on credentials rules legislative and other items as delegates from cities across the state gathered for the opening at La Crosse Vocational School.

Department of Wisconsin, Inc Disabled American Veterans DAV Stoddard la Crosse Werel Muetze Milwaukee Madison Janesville Green Bay Baraboo Racine Eau Claire Fond du Lac Sheboygan Oshkosh Appleton West Allis Kenosha Chippewa County Menomonie Tomah Stevens Point Medford Burlington Marinette Beaver Dam Rice Lake Waupaca Monroe Columbia County

Sunday Puzzle Jackpot May Jump To 500

The La Crosse Tribune announces Coulee Crossword No. 59 may pay a $500 prize if puzzle No. 58 has no winner. A single winner on No. 59 could surpass prior top prizes. the record single payout is $425 on Jan 29, 1956. Contestants urged to submit many word combinations with no entry limits. Watch for Coulee Crossword No. 69 next Sunday.

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Weather Forecast For La Crosse And Vicinity

Fair and pleasant conditions continue with mild temperatures. Tonight’s low is 16.2 degrees and Saturday’s high reaches 85 degrees.

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Someones Bound To Get Hurt Berg Boy Drowns in Pit

Charles Berg 10 son of Mr and Mrs John Berg 2918 S 22nd St La Crosse drowned in 8 to 10 feet of water at a gravel pit in Bank Slough near St Michael s Home on South Ave. He slipped from an inner tube while swimming with two brothers Donald 12 and Oscar 11 and siblings Mary 8 and Karen 6 watched as divers recovered the body. County Coroner Dr Michael Watunga pronounced him dead at 5:30 p m local time. The tragedy drew plan with the Berg family and local officials including Rev Thomas E Mullen and Fire Chief Adolph Kessel.

la Crosse Charles Berg John Berg S. 22Nd St la Crosse Underwater Club Sheriff's Department Karen Donald Oscar Charles Olson Olson's Sporting Goods Ed George George’s Hobby Shop Dan Diamond Charlie Mary Charlies Berg Bank Slough St. Michael's South Ave Michael Watunga Thomas E. Mullen St. Thomas More Church Adolph Kessel

President Ike Taken to Walter Reed for Precaution

President Eisenhower suffered abdominal pains and was rushed from the White House to Walter Reed Hospital. Doctors diagnosed ileitis, with no heart trouble indicated, and a cardiogram would be performed. The administration called the hospitalization precautionary as Hagerty noted Eisenhower left bed for the first time since his intestinal attack.

Washington Eisenhower White House Army Walter Reed Hospital James C. Hagerty Walter Reed Hagerty Hisenhower Secret Service Francis Pruitt

Rockfall Destroys Niagara Falls Power Plant

A massive rockfall at Niagara Falls destroyed the Schoellkopf hydroelectric station, killing Richard A. Draper and injuring others. About 300,000 kilowatts of capacity were lost, with damage projected in the millions as crews evacuated along the bank and attempted to salvage remains.

Niagara Falls N. Y Niagara Gorge Schoellkopf Niagara Mohawk Power Corp Peesons Bank Draper American Falls Prospect Point

French Divisions Advance Against Rebels Near Oran

Elements report three French divisions in a Western Algeria drive to crush rebel forces near the Moroccan border. The 4th Infantry Division crossed from Morocco to join the 12th Division west of Oran.

Algiers Algeria Oran Morocco

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