Soviet Double Game: Peace Drive Yet Backing Violence
AP analysis contends Moscow pursues peaceful coexistence while backing and encouraging revolutionary violence. It notes a long range plan to strengthen arms and win Western favor, while undermining unity and pressing for socialism amid capitalism’s crisis. The piece cites the 20th Soviet Communist Congress resolutions on war risk and subversion.
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Milk Flows From Alps via Mountain Pipeline
In St Martin Switzerland dairy operators plan a four mile plastic pipeline to move milk from mountain pastures to dairies and cheesemakers this summer. The system will solve the yearly challenge of transporting milk during grazing months.
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Switzerland
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Port Washington Man Charged In Waldo Boy’s Death
Sheboygan County District Attorney Dave Weber said a warrant was issued charging Bonslay Cherney, 45, of Port Washington with negligent homicide in the Friday traffic death of 8 year old John Saemann of Waldo. Saemann was struck while crossing a highway in Waldo.
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Bonslay Cherney
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Rise Of Phil Silvers Quiz Programs Topped TV Season
1955-56 television season closed with longer dramas and inflated quizzes. Phil Silvers rose while Milton Berle waned. Liberace faded. Jack Paar left. The Stork Club departed. The quiz craze grew with The $64,000 Question’s successors The Big Question and The $64,000 Challenge. Shakespeare saw many productions. Olivier’s Richard III led live drama. Caine Mutiny Court Martial wowed. Perry Como beat Jackie Gleason in ratings and Gleason planned format changes. Maurice Chevalier and Dinah Shore gained appeal. Noel Coward starred prominently. Ed Sullivan remained strong as Steve Allen loomed.
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No Body Watched the Watchman at State Pen Mine
Melvin L. Shrewsbury a 40 year old convict night watchman at the State Penitentiary coal mine escaped sometime between 5 p.m. Friday and 6 a.m. Saturday. Guards found him missing when escorting prisoners to work. He was sentenced in Raleigh County last November to 1 to 10 years for grand larceny.
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French Explorer Braving Gabun Forest Fails to Find Help
J Brenot and 45 porters hacked through Gabun Forest seeking rich mineral finds. After a month they faced disease hunger and dwindling supplies. A relief party failed to arrive and Brenot pressed on with a feverish crew until rescue after weeks in the jungle.
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Best Aspirin Savings Offer Promotes St Joseph 200 Tablet Bottle
A retailer advertises extra savings on St Joseph Aspirin, offering a 200 tablet bottle for 79 cents. It claims fast relief and urges customers to buy now for handy access.
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