Young Wins Control Of New York Central By Million Shares
Texas financier Robert R. Young wins control of New York Central with 1 07 million more shares than rivals. Clint W. Murchison and Sid W. Richardson backed the victory by delivering 800 000 key shares. Alfred E. Perlman is favored to become president, replacing William White who pledged to resign if Young won.
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Young
New York Central
New York
Robert R. Young
Central
Albany
N.Y
Los Angeles
Texas
Clint W. Murchison
Murchison
Sid W. Richardson
Young Group
Central Board
William White
White
Alfred E. Perlman
The
Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad
Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad
Kennedy Says Cohn Vowed To Get Jackson On Red Issue
Washington Morse Mundt called for an end to a feud between Senate Investigations subcommittee aides after a clash in which Roy Cohn was accused of threatening to target Sen. Jackson on a Communist issue. Cohn denied threats and said Kennedy harbors personal hatred. McCarthy urged focusing on pertinent testimony and finishing the inquiry.
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Washington
Mundt
R-Sd
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
McCarthy Army
Roy M. Cohn
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Army
Robert F. Kennedy
Sen. Jackson
D-Wagh
Cohn
Kennedy
Dmass
Subcommittee
Democrats
Jackson
Pvt
G. David Schine
New York
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Schine
Carr
Stevens
Adams
West Point
Cooper
Senate
Flanders
Laniel Fails To Win Vote Of Confidence
In Paris the National Assembly delivered Premier Joseph Laniel a 306 to 293 defeat on a confidence question and he offered his resignation. President Rene Coty delayed ruling until Monday while Laniel and Coty weigh next steps amid a fragile, weekend stalemate.
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Paris
French National Assembly
Joseph Laniel
Rene Coty
France
Laniel
Coty
Assembly
Ner
Hene
Munich
Indochina
Geneva
Reserve units begin summer training at Camp McCoy and Camp Williams
Units arrive at Camp McCoy and Camp Williams for summer training. The 133rd Fighter Interceptor Wing of the Air National Guard, about 1,500 troops from Minnesota North Dakota and South Dakota, bring nearly 100 aircraft including P-51 and B-25. At Camp McCoy, 1,000 soldiers from the 416th Engineer Brigade and 319th Logistical Command join from Illinois and Michigan.
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Camp McCoy
Camp Williams
Everette E. Roberts
Camp Douglas
133Rd
Air National Guard
St. Paul
Duluth
Minn
Fargo
N.D
Sioux Falls
416Th Engineer Brigade
319Th
Illinois
Michigan
Oliver W Sughes
Weather Update for La Crosse and Vicinity
For La Crosse and vicinity. Generally fair tonight and Sunday. Cooler tonight. Low tonight, about unspecified, highest Sunday, 85.
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la Crosse
House Group Approves Butter Surplus Reduction Plan
The House Agriculture Committee advanced an omnibus farm bill section to curb butter and dairy surpluses. Proposals include direct payments to processors, price support adjustments, and selling back CCC stocks to lower prices, plus $15 million yearly to fight brucellosis.
Senate probes abuse of probe power sparks cross party row
Senator Cooper urged Congress to address alleged abuse of Senate investigatory power by McCarthy as Senator Flanders pursued action to remove McCarthy from chairmanships. The move drew limited support with Len Knowland reportedly displeased, and no clear backing to date.
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Senate
Sen. Cooper
R-Ky
Sen
McCarthy
Cooper
Sen. Flanders
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Government Operations Committee
Flanders
Len Knowland
Wiley Urges Wisconsin GOP To Write A Strong Platform
Senator Alexander Wiley urged Wisconsin Republicans to unite behind a performance focused platform at Madison. He warned that world tensions demand decisive leadership and cautioned that disunity could threaten the party and national welfare. He defended his stance against the Bricker amendment and praised his wife Dorothy as delegates applauded.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Alexander Wiley
Madison
Wisconsin
U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Bricker
Senate
Wiley
GOP
Dorothy
America
Border Vets Open National Meeting Here
About 100 veterans from 13 states registered by noon for the United Mexican Border Veterans and Auxiliary National Convention in La Crosse Wisconsin. The silver anniversary event opened with a welcome in the Hotel Stoddard and featured officers from National and Auxiliary leaders, colors, invocation, and the National Anthem followed by remarks by Mayor Henry J. Ahrens and responses from John O. Bowman.
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the United Mexican Border Veterans
la Crosse
R. G. Sproston
Indiana
South Bend
B. H. Keller
Indianapolis
W. L. Leschander
United Mexican Border Veterans and Auxiliary National Convention
Stoddard
Cw Wv
Benjamin H. Keller
Ind
Joseph D. Brabant
Walter L. Leschander
North Hollywood
Calif
Claurice G. Closson
Independence
Henry J. Ahrens
John O. Bowman
Bowman
New York
Harry M. Lass
Clinton
Iowa
Wisconsin Republicans adopt resolutions amid boos in Milwaukee
Wisconsin delegates at the Milwaukee convention booed a Polk County Republican leader as he spoke against a McCarthy resolution. The gathering approved multiple resolutions praising Senator McCarthy while supporting against Eisenhower on disclosure of top level conferences to Congress and urging the Bricker amendment.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
U. S
Joseph R. McCarthy
Harold Michael
Polk County Republican Club
McCarthy
Eisenhower
Congress
National Republican
Legislative Branch
Bricker
Alexander Wiley
Wiley
St. Lawrence Great Lakes Seaway
Kohler Endorsed by Wisconsin GOP at Convention
Delegates at the Republican state convention in Milwaukee endorse Gov. Walter J. Kohler for a third term by acclamation and postpone choosing favored candidates for other state offices. Attorney General Vernon W. Thompson and State Treasurer Warren R. Smith also receive nominations for additional terms. The first day features quiet sessions and many empty seats, with Kohler likely to face a soft primary challenge.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Republican State Voluntary Organization
Walter J. Kohler
Vernon W. Thompson
Richland Center
Warren R. Smith
Kohler
Air Force Academy Site Survey Near Lake Geneva
A 10 member Air Force technician team finished a survey of a Lake Geneva site for a potential academy and planned to inspect another site at Alton Illinois.
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Lake Geneva
Air Force
Air Force Academy
Alton
McCarthy on Farm Disagreement as Strength for GOP
Senator McCarthy argued that debates over farm policy show healthy dispute within the party and cited dairy price supports and crop parity as issues where free discussion could benefit the nation. He warned against rushing subsidy cuts and urged exchange of ideas ahead of the Wisconsin Republican Convention.
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Milwaukee
Sen. McCarthy
McCarthy
Knowles candidacy backed by La Crosse County delegates
La Crosse County delegates to the Republican convention pledged support for Senator Warren Knowles in his bid for lieutenant governor. They also backed Joyce Larkin for secretary of state. Wisconsin Rep. Gardner Withrow urged restoring 90 percent parity price support for dairy commodities, citing Agriculture Secretary Benson’s 75 percent cut as harmful. He said the House Agricultural Committee approved 90 percent support for basic crops with controls and dairy producers seek the same for dairy.
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Kohler
Frank Panzer
Dochuse County
IGOP
State Senate
Benson
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
la Crosse County
Warren Knowles
Knowles
Joyce Larkin
Agile River
Secretary of State
Wis
Congress
Gardner Withrow
la Crosse
Ezra Benson
House Agricultural Committee
Withrow
Glenn Wise
Madison
Bee County
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Jamestown
N. Y
Walter Lane
Wilson Wood
Detroit
Alois Janessens
Chicago
Earl Wilhelm
A. W. Johnson
Omaha
Neb
House Agriculture Committee
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Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
Andresen
R-Minn
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VFW Drum and Bugle Corp
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