Zablocki Stays in Wisconsin Senate Race Amid Pressure
Rep Clem Zablocki of Wisconsin declares he will run in the Democratic primary to fill the seat left by the late Sen Joseph R. McCarthy, despite a Milwaukee group urging him to withdraw and back Rep Henry S. Reuss. Reuss says he will not run if Zablocki files, while Proxmire enters the Democratic primary and Johnson stays neutral.
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Washington
Clement Zablocki
D-Wis
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
Milwaukee Democratic
State Democratic Organization
Zablocki
Henry S. Reuss
Milwaukee Democrat
Senate
McCarthy
Reuss
Democratic Party
Milwaukee
House
Congress
Wisconsin
Wiliam Proxmire
Rep
Lester R. Johnson
Democratic House
Proxmire
Johnson
Senators warn small cuts likely in mutual security bill
Washington reports two leading advocates of sharp foreign aid cuts say they expect only small reductions in the mutual security authorization. The Senate committee backs 3.637 billion for military and economic aid, 227 million less than Eisenhower asked, with party leaders urging study before any deep cuts.
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Washington
Senate
Mansfield
D-Mont
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sen
Russell
D-Ga
Eisenhower
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Senate Majority
Appropriations Committee
Bulganin Toasts Capitalist Drink in Birthday Celebration
In Lahti Finland Soviet Premier Bulganin marked his 2nd birthday with a toast of champagne and soda at a city dinner. Khrushchev called him “the new born Finn” as Sukselainen joined in the cheer claiming “To the bottom.” Bulganin quipped there was “too nove water” after finishing his drink.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Bulganin
Khrushchev
V. J. Sukselainen
Girl Sees Sakai Family after Girard Case
Candy recounts Girard’s kindness during a year and a half with neighbors. Sakai and daughters mourn the murdered wife and urge forgiveness while Candy prays at the grave, then agrees not to visit often to spare memories.
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Girard
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Sakai
Yoriko
Weather Outlook from Regional Observations
Weather summary from multiple states notes considerable cloudiness with scattered thunderstorms this afternoon and tonight, some locally severe. Cooler tonight with partial clearing, cooler Wednesday. Minnesota shows partly cloudy skies, with possible showers or thunderstorms and cooler temperatures in the southwest and central regions. Iowa reports lingering showers and thunderstorms this afternoon and tonight, with severe potential and warm humid conditions, then decreasing clouds Wednesday.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Mont
Etete
Winona Livestock Market Report Summary
Livestock prices and bids from Swift & Company market page include hog and cattle quotes with morning and noon quotations for Winona Minnesota. Hogs show steady meat-type market with various weight ranges and discounts for sows. Cattle and calves show steady to higher bids with range figures for steers, heifers, cows, and bulls. Chicago Livestock and produce data follow with market activity and price ranges.
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Swift & Company
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UBDA
Stankees
South ST
Aul
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Ugda
Summerfield Faces House Group Over Postal Funds
Postmaster General Summerfield testifies before a House Appropriations subcommittee about his request for 149 million dollars more for the 1958 fiscal year. With cuts under consideration including Saturday mail suspensions and closing many small post offices, Congress already trimmed 58 million from the requested 344 billion. President Eisenhower supports the extra funding as Summerfield outlines potential use of the money. Rep Canfield warns voters may oppose any curtailments if funds are not approved.
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Summerfield
House
Appropriations
Congress
Eisenhower
Rep. Canfield
Subcommittee
Wisconsin track star Deike dies former Freeport native
J Riley Best Wisconsin track coach recalled Deike as a county champion in 1951 who traveled to Berkeley by motorcycle at his own expense due to lack of university funds for AAU meet participation. Deike suffered a knee injury in 1951 AAU steeplechase, had cartilage removal surgery, and returned to track in 1952. He studied at Wisconsin Phi Beta Kappa, ran cross country and both mile and two mile on the track, later moved from Chicago to California.
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J. Riley Best
Wisconsin
Deike
Berkeley
Best
Phi Beta Kappa
Chicago
California
Freeport
Ill
Eisenhower may return to partial duties tomorrow
President Eisenhower’s scheduled White House breakfast with House Republicans remains on. Doctors report his illness stemmed from something eaten and he is back on a fat free diet with glucose and saline support after a weekend of illness.
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Hagerty
White House
Eisenhower
Mattingly
Heaton
Snyder
Illinois Audit Reveals Major Tax Foreclosure Fund Shortage
Auditors in Cook County uncover a fund shortfall potentially exceeding one million dollars in the tax foreclosure system. State’s Attorney Adamowski says the case dates to the entire foreclosure picture and may become a major scandal beyond earlier concerns of 444000 dollars missing linked to the Hodge case.
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Chicago
Cook County
Benjamin 5
Adamowski
Herbert C. Paschen
Hodge
Nursery pupil learns stairs after single-story life
In Buffalo New York a nursery school teacher recalls teaching a pupil to walk up and down stairs. The child had lived in a one-story ranch home and never faced a flight of steps before.
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Buffalo, N.Y
Gore Sends Evidence To Justice Dept
Senator Gore sent transcripts to the Justice Department and Indiana officials linking Carpenters Union president Maurice Hutcheson and other officials to an $80,000 kickback scheme involving right of way land near Gary Indiana for an Indiana expressway. Five union officers and two former highway officials invoked the Fifth Amendment amid a probe that found land flips and fourfold profits. Hutcheson may face AFL CIO ethics action and possible prosecutions.
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Gore
D-Tenn
Justice Department
Maurice A. Hutcheson
Carpenters Union
Senate
Indiana Highway Department
Gary
Ind
Indiana
Harold Handley
Hutcheson
Custer
Afl-Cio
Brotherhood
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William
Big Bill
George Meany
Executive Council
Chicago
Chapman
Blaier
Doggett
Smith
Gets Ride Home and Jail Term After Fire Alarm
In Red Bank New Jersey a false alarm drew over 100 firefighters seven fire trucks two ambulances and a police car to an apartment building where John Williams 51 was found by the alarm box. When asked where the fire he replied I just wanted a ride home. He received 6 to 9 days of free lodging from Magistrate John V Crowell.
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John Williams
Williams
John V. Crowell
Mystery Solved on Brooklyn Lizard Invasion
New York reports the mystery of a four foot black lizard found in a Brooklyn backyard has been solved. The owner of a nearby pet shop claimed the reptile yesterday.
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Brooklyn
Space program to rely on taxpayer support expert says
Cmdr. Robert C. Truax, Navy rocket expert and president of the American Rocket Society, argues the United States could send a payload to the moon and launch a manned satellite within five years after firing its first intercontinental missile if taxpayers fund it. He suggests a $2 annual contribution per person. The ICBM timing remains unconfirmed.
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Navy
Cmdr
Robert C. Truax
Truax
American Rocket Society
Eisenhower
Florida
Body thought to be Crabb frogman found at Chichester Harbour
The headless dead diver found in Chichester Harbour is believed to be Cmdr Lionel Crabb missing 14 months. A heavy security probe continues with many unanswered questions about his death and purpose near the Soviet cruiser Ordzhonikidze during a Soviet goodwill visit.
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England
Chichester Harbor
Lionel
Buster) Crabb
Zimmerman Rejects First-Name Position Claim
Secretary of State's office rejected Arthur McGurn's request to have his name listed first in the Democratic Senate primary ballot. Wisconsin law requires alphabetical rotation so no candidate gains the top spot by filing first.
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Arthur McGurn
Kenosha
U. S
McGurn
Robert Zimmerman
Wisconsin
Armada Moves Into Position For Review
Norfolk prepares for a vast naval review tied to Virginia's Jamestown Festival marking the 350th anniversary. More than 100 ships from the United States and 17 foreign powers gather as the Canberra leads, carrying Secretary Charles E. Wilson and other senior officials for the ceremony. The Wisconsin will anchor as the final honor post while most foreign ships stay in port through Sunday.
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United States
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New World
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Northampton
Charles E. Wilson
Eisenhower
Wilson
Adm
Jerauld Wright
Atlantic Fleet
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Mrs. Eva Marks Former UW Journalist Dies at 61
Eva K. Marks, 61, former University of Wisconsin Agricultural Journalism Department staff member and bulletin editor, died today in Madison. A native of Elroy, she resigned in 1953 due to illness in the family.
Allies View Not Discarded Say Dulles
Secretary of State Dulles said the United States will not discard allies views to rush disarmament with the Soviet Union. He noted talks with Russia may occur informally on some aspects while stressing that current negotiations are not only two way. His comments followed Harold Stassen's return delaying London talks amid reports of Stassen Zorin private discussions.
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D-La
Foreign Relations Committee
Sen. Knowland
California
Sen
Morse
D-Ore
Yugoslavia
Russia
Asst
C. Burke Elbrick
Washington
Dulles
United States
Soviet Union
Harold Stassen
Stassen
London
Britain
France
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U. S
Stassen-Zorin
Nurse Survives Boating Mishap Near Altus Air Force Base
An air force nurse from Wisconsin survived a boating accident on Lake Lagert near Altus Oklahoma. Four people survived the night clinging to a capsized boat while two others are missing and presumed drowned. All six were stationed at Altus Air Force Base. survivors include Lt Nam Rohrscheib Capt Evelyn Perkins and Lts Robert L Edinger Arland Grunseth.
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Finley
N. D
Evelyn Perkins
Sanford
Maine
Robert Seifried
Kenmore
N. Y
Mary Jo Lynch
Sioux Falls
S. D
Altus Air Force Base
Milwaukee man wins IOOF distinguished service award
Emil Schwartz of Milwaukee was the first Wisconsin man to receive the International Order of Odd Fellows distinguished service award. The honor was presented at a joint meeting of the IOOF state chapter and the Rebekah Lodge.
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Emil Schwartz
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
International Order of Odd Fellows
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Rebekah Lodge
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