Foreign Aid Battle in Election Year Faces Senate Test
President Eisenhower challenges a skeptical Congress over a 4.9 billion foreign aid plan. The House has cut 1.1 billion, with Senate possible restoration only to 500 million. Opponents cite election-year economy and long-standing resistance to aid, while supporters argue existing unspent funds could cover new needs. Senator Russell hints diverting funds to military use as a tactic.
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Eisenhower
Congressional
America
Congress
House
Senate
Russell
Georgia
U.S
Violate Truce With Modern Weapons In Korea
The article argues United States forces in Korea face a truce line imbalance as North Korea receives modern weapons while American stocks remain outdated Nike defense. It outlines three US options resume war unilateral violation of the truce or wait, noting UN Allies would not concur and delaying is feasible if Reds threaten another invasion.
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Truce Line
Korea
North Korea
United States
United Nations
Dream of New York to Chicago Highway Nears Reality
The New Jersey and Pennsylvania turnpikes will extend toward Chicago with 50 miles opening July 2 and additional 75 miles by September 15 and the final stretch by November 15. The route will allow nonstop travel from New York to Indiana border, with toll gates as the only interruptions, marking a historic expansion of the nation’s road network.
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New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New York-Chicago
Chicago
New York
Indiana
Training Policemen For Public Service Not Brutality
Robert C Ruark argues for college level police training and early sociological education to curb brutality. He cites Kennedy and New York City police reforms, recalling his own encounters with corrupt and abusive officers in southern towns and urging respect for the public.
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New York
Stephen Kennedy
Capitol Dome Start Prompts Bills Note Requirement
Wisconsin lawmakers consider a rule requiring clear declarations of financial bill effects. Aimed at public enlightenment, the plan would force explanations from budgets and finance bills for state and municipal measures, with possible analyses from the Budget Department and municipal leagues.
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Madison, Wis
Legislative Council
Wyngaard
State Assembly
League of Wisconsin Municipalities
League
Wisconsin
Portraits HER MOVING MOODS By James J METCALFE
A humorous sketch about a husband moves furniture daily to please a wife with new decorating plans. He resents the disruption and dreams of zeroing the furniture. A Kentucky woman adds a bite of domestic mischief after a peanut fed incident.
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Kentucky
Shocking Harry Cain Challenges Eisenhower On Security Plan
Washington wartime figure Harry P. Cain claims President Eisenhower does not fully understand the security program used to purge disloyalty and risks. Cain, a former senator, criticizes the implementation and asserts aides hide details while the White House debate continues before a Senate subcommittee.
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Washington
Harry P. Cain
Eisenhower
Cain
Subversive Activities Control Board
White House
Senate Judiciary
Truman
Subcommittee
Fisenhower
Peonies Bloom in Rosendale Wis in Garden Festival
Readers learn Rosendale Wisconsin hosts a peony festival with thousands of varieties in peak bloom June 16 to 24. The event draws visitors to several acres of gardens at the town center near Highways 23 and 26 in Fond du Lac County. Village Clerk John P. Hill notes the annual letters page invites general interest discussions with word limits and disclosure guidelines.
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Rosendale
Wisconsin
Fond du Lac
Phaidon Press Books Make American Debut Run By Miller
Harvey Miller of Phaidon Press discusses the firm’s 30 year history from Vienna to London and now to the United States through Garden City Books. He notes a small staff and a focus on low priced high quality art titles including Lorenzo Lotto and Egypt architecture volumes.
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Phaidon Press
Vienna
Bela Horowitz
London
Harvey Miller
Miller
Garden City Books
France
Margaret R. Scherer
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Rome
Phaidon
Berenson
Lorenzo Lotto
Egypt
Kurt Lange
Max Hirmer
The Real Factor of Fear in Global Defense Strategy
The article argues conventional arms dominate deterrence as nuclear war becomes unlikely. It warns Western powers are weak against Soviet conventional strength, urges expanded air, land, and naval forces, and stresses freeing Soviet Bloc peoples through moral persuasion and political change as the true path to lasting peace.
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Dulles
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Ten Years Ago Birthday Party At Emil Klinske Home
A reminiscence item recalls a surprise birthday gathering at the Emil Klinske residence in Caledonia honoring Klinske and Lloyd Schauble with many local relatives and friends in attendance. A later item notes Lorentzen family visitors from Waupaca and the pastor’s nine year tenure in Calvary Baptist Church.
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Emil Klinske
Caledonia
Klinske
Lloyd Schauble
Messrs
Mmes
Fred Klinske
Alvin Borck
August Utke
Elder Carson
Carl Schultz
Arthur Meinzer
Lorraine Utke
Rhine
Lyle Gene
Sally Mae Klinske
Glen Meinzer
Lena Zieger
P. E. Lorentzen
Melvin
Effie
Waupaca
R. M. Falkenstein
Sill St
Lorentzen
Calvary Baptist Church
A. E. Tausche
J. R. Padesky
la Crosse Country Club
Willian Bonadurer
Ida Henratty
Leo Tyrrell
Matt Ellent
John Trinkes
Selah
Wash
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