Dulles and Pearson Discuss NATO Future Role
Secretary of State Dulles plans talks with Canadian Foreign Minister Lester Pearson on broadening NATO duties beyond military roles. Pearson, part of a three nation committee, will also meet Sen. George and West German Chancellor Adenauer as NATO considers expanding its scope to include day to day political tasks.
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Washington
Dulles
Lester B. Pearson
United States
Pearson
Sen. George
Eisenhower
NATO
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
NATO Council
Paris
North Africa
Middle East
Cyprus
Court Upholds Military Trial For Civilians
The Supreme Court ruled that civilians accompanying the military overseas may be tried by military tribunals. It upheld two cases, Mrs. Dorothy Krueger Smith and Mrs. Clarice B. Covert, who killed their husbands abroad and were sentenced to life terms. Smith, daughter of Gen. Walter Krueger, killed Col. Aubrey D. Smith in Tokyo in 1952. Covert killed Sgt. Edward E. Cover in England. Smith serves time at Alderson. The court also acted on federal employee security, a tax trial, and Desylva’s illegitimate son case.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Dorothy Krueger Smith
Tokyo
Japan
Army
Aubrey D. Smith
Congress
George B. Parr
South Texas
Austin
George G. Buddy Desylva
Final House debate on Eisenhower aid bill proceeds
The House readies a final roll call on a foreign aid bill totaling 3.8 billion dollars for next year with plans to send it to the Senate where opposition looms. Senate leaders push for restoring part of the cuts and debate on policy continues as committees close doors to vote on the administration proposal.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House
Senate
Sen
Russell
D-Ga
Senate Appropriations Subcommittee
George
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
H. Alexander Smith
RNJ
Stock Market Rallies Following President Eisenhower Illness
The stock market steadies its recovery as traders absorb news of President Eisenhower's illness. After Friday's sharp drop, a late rally erased much of the loss, with many prices up about one to three points and trading around 2.5 million shares. Friday's volume reached 3,630,000 shares, the year's second highest.
Weather outlook for La Crosse area tomorrow
Partly cloudy to cloudy and warm humid conditions continue. Thunder showers expected tonight and Tuesday with a low around 68 and a high near 94, signaling a hot two day period for the region.
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la Crosse
N C Davidson A C Executive In City Dies
Norman C. Davidson aged 57, assistant works manager at Allis-Chalmers, died in a local hospital after January 10, 1899 birth in La Crosse. Survived by wife Ruth, son Alan in New London, sister Eleanor Affeldt, brother Milton Davidson, and three grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at Trinity Lutheran Church with Rev. Lavern Hanson officiating. burial Oak Grove Cemetery. Visitation Monday 7 to 9 at Sletten McKee Chapel.
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Norman C. Davidson
Adams St
Allis-Chalmers Co
la Crosse
North la Crosse
Ruth Chapter
CES
Golden Rule White Shrine
Ruth
Alan Davidson
New London
Fried Grasshoppers And Cactus Worms On Grocers' Menu
LOS ANGELES exotic foods including fried grasshoppers fried cactus worms muskrat and rat tlesnake meat were showcased at the National Assn of Retail Grocers 57th annual convention exhibit in Shrine Exhibition Hall. Harold Cram of La Crosse participated in a panel on Meat Promotions The Key to Prof its during Monday sessions.
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Los Angeles
Shrine Exhibition Hall
National Assn. of
Harold Cram
la Crosse
Five Injured When Semi Tips On Car Near Black River Falls
Five people en route to a Milwaukee funeral were injured when a northbound Canadian semi trailer skidded and toppled onto their southbound car near the Highway 12 and 27 intersection south of Black River Falls Wisconsin. The 1952 Chevrolet occupants James Sabourin 41 and Mrs Sabourin 40 their children LeRoy 17 and Rosemary 16 and driver Gilbert Gilberex 23 of Brooks Minnesota were treated at Krohn Hospital Black River Falls for serious lacerations and bruises. Sheriff Julian Larkin county officers and Undersheriff Ed Prusa investigated. The semi from Winnipeg reportedly skidded in rain. this followed a recent accident involving a Midland Express Ltd truck on Highway 12.
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Milwaukee
Black River Falls
James Sabourin
LeRoy
Rosemary
Gilbert Gilberex
Brooks
Minn
Merlin Peterson
Cleo Thompson
Winnepeg
Wood
Krohn Hospital
Highway 12
Peter Kanakin
Calvary
Rochester
Ike Contines Making Satisfactory Recovery And Run Speculation
President Eisenhower shows a steady recovery after surgery fueling renewed speculation about a 1952 bid for re election. Doctors say a full convalescence may take four to six weeks with no health link to the prior heart attack.
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Washington
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
United States
Hagerty
San Francisco
Wiley Turns Down Davis Debates in Wisconsin Primary
A push by Rep. Glenn Davis for a series of Wisconsin debates before the September primary was rejected by Sen. Wiley. Wiley argued the campaign already centers on his 17 years of achievement, including the St. Lawrence Seaway, contrasting with Davis's record. Davis urged debates within Wisconsin, while Milwaukee figures like Howard Boyle Jr. abandon formal campaigning due to funds. The piece outlines campaign tactics and notes Wiley's stance against broader public forums.
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Wisconsin
Glenn Davis
St. Lawrence Seaway
Davis
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Wiley
Senate
Howard H. Boyle Jr
Milwaukee
Boyle
United States
Green Bay
United Nations
Eisenhower
Elk Mound Farmer Heads State DAV in Wisconsin
Basil Lee, a 60 year old Elk Mound farmer in the Eau Claire area, was elected commander of the Wisconsin Department, Disabled American Veterans at the 28th annual meeting in La Crosse. He succeeds Charles R. Kettle of Beloit and previously served as senior vice commander. He defeated Milwaukee judge Myron L. Gordon for the post and will serve one year while pledging to grow DAV membership and bolster the hospital program. The convention also elected Eau Claire’s Hattie Brazeau as auxiliary commander, awarded Waukesha the 1957 convention, and recommended Matt Werel of La Crosse for national district committeeman.
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Basil Lee
Elk Mound
Eau Claire
Department of Wisconsin, Inc
DAV
Charles R. Kettle
Beloit
Lee
Myron L. Gordon
Milwaukee
la Crosse
Gordon
Leo
Hattie) Brazeau
Auxiliary Department
Matt
Aletta) Werel
Waukesha
Matt J. Werel
Sth
O Dwyer Returns To Face Tax Trial
Former New York Mayor William O Dwyer has returned from Mexico to face a government claim that he owes about $10.00 in back income taxes for 1949 through 1951. The hearing in Federal Tax Court is scheduled for tomorrow as he seeks to dismiss the claim and notes his diplomatic service costs.
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New York
William O’dwyer
Mexico
O’dwyer
Mexico City
O'Dwyer
United States
British Press Dubious About Ike's Fitness
London dispatches report growing US doubt about President Eisenhower's health and fitness for re election. Newspapers quote doctors cautions and public unease, with editors from Daily Mail Daily Mirror Independent Times News Chronicle and Daily Herald criticizing political use of his illness and golfing prowess.
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Ike
London
Washington
Eisenhower
U.S
Daily Mail
United States
Mail
Daily Mirror
IkKe
Exent
Independent Times
News Chronicle
America
Daily Herald
Fewer Silent Carriers From Salk Polio Shots
Chicago reports two polio experts say full Salk vaccination may shield nonvaccinated parents and other family members by reducing silent carriers during epidemics. Drs Salk and Bodian note vaccinated children less likely to spread polio. Dr Scheele urges using every drop of vaccine now to curb cases.
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Chicago
Jonas E. Salk
University of Pittsburgh
David Bodian
Johns. Hopkins University
Baltimore
American Medical Assn
Leonard Scheele
U.S. Public Health Service
Scheele
Eisenhower resumes duties after second walk at hospital
President Eisenhower, recovering from emergency surgery, walked with minimal assistance and declared condition excellent. He conferred with Sherman Adams and designated Vice President Nixon to represent him at two events while aides set up temporary White House HQ near the hospital.
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Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
Nixon
National Security Council
Blair House
Adenauer
Annapolis
Adams
White House
James Hagerty
Andrew Goodpaster
Hagerty
Andrew J. Goodpaster
Ann Whitman
Ward 8
Notes On The News Lifeguard Career Cheer Sparks Summer Talk
In a breezy exchange the column notices a splash of youthful ambition as a student or teen expresses keen interest in lifeguard work for a summer. The dialogue hints at demand for skilled workers in engineering and related fields, emphasizing timely hiring and seasonal roles.
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