Two Leaders of Revolt Executed in Hungary
Communist Hungary executed two leaders of the 1956 revolt, former Premier Imre Nagy and Defense Minister Pal Maleter, along with two lesser figures. Nine officials were charged with plotting to overthrow the government. Nagy and Maleter reportedly confessed under duress.
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Pal Maleter
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Maleter
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Belgrade
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Supreme Court
Budapest
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Szilagyi
Miklos Gimes
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Col
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Ferenc Donath
Ferenc Janosi
Miklos Vasarhelyi
Communist Party
Szabad Nep
Cyprus Future Policy Delayed Amid NATO Pressure
London AP says Prime Minister Macmillan postponed a Cyprus policy statement by 48 hours at NATO partners request. Greece and Turkey dispute the island, with British troops alert as violence fears rise. plan hints at self government and possible future self determination plebiscite.
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Macmillan
Cyprus
Britain
NATO
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Greece
Turkey
Commons
Paul- Henri Spaak
East Mediterranean
England
Waukon Man Found Dead After Mississippi River Incident
The body of 31 year old Roger Alstrom of Waukon Iowa was recovered at 3 p m Monday after he fell from a cabin cruiser on the Mississippi River Sunday between Waukon Junction and the Yellow River He was last seen on top of the boat and was not noticed to fall by the four adults and three children in the party The Martin Brothers Funeral Home of Waukon is handling arrangements pending word from a brother in California
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George Kauffman
State Conservation Commission
Lansing
Iowa
Allamakee
William Huffman
Kw Alstrom
Waukon
Guy Alstrom
John Theis
Kenneth Kittleson
Decorah
Myron Alstrom
San Jose
Calif
Martin Brothers Funeral Home
California
Russians Explode Summit Efforts
Russians blow apart secret talks as Khrushchev denounces diplomacy and the West releases presummit proposals. Gromyko calls in the U S Britain and France ambassadors to unveil top secret material, leaving the stalemate over when where and how a summit could occur. Both sides reiterate demands and set no progress on arrangements.
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United States
Britain
France
Moscow
Khrushchev
State Department
Soviet Union
Andrei Gromyko
Llewellyn Thompson
Patrick Reilly
Maurice Dejean
Paris
London
John G Felton Funeral Services Set For Wednesday
Funeral services for John G. Felton 72 of 2607 Cass St retired district manager of Northern States Power Co and civic cultural leader will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Wesley Methodist Church The Rev Harold L Patton to officiate burial in Oak Grove Cemetery Friends may call at Oakl Funeral Home Tuesday evening Felton a 38 year La Crosse resident died Monday He is survived by two daughters Mrs Corbyn Virginia Books of La Crosse and Mrs Edith Parks of Petoskey Mich two sons John G Felton Jr of Dallas and H Sibley Felton of Grand Rapids two sisters Mrs William Bessie Guppy of West Orange N J and Dr Harriet Felton of Galveston Tex one brother the Rev Lawrence Felton of Scranton Pa and nine grandchildren He was born in Philadelphia Pa Dec 19 1885 He graduated in electrical engineering from the University of Pennsylvania in 1909 and worked in Philadelphia Gloversville N Y and Charleston S C before coming to La Crosse in 1920 as manager of Wisconsin Minnesota Light and Power Co He remained after the 1925 Northern States Power Co purchase and became district manager in 1950 He served 38 years in La Crosse contributing to the community He was named the sixth person to receive See FUNERAL Page 2
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Northern States Power Co
Wesley Methodist Church
Harold L. Patton
Oak Grove Cemetery
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Felton
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Virginia
William H
Edith) Parks
Petoskey
Mich
John G. Felton Jr
Dallas
Tex
H. Sibley Felton
Grand Rapids
William
Bessie) Guppy
West Orange
N. J
Harriet Felton
Galveston
Lawrence Felton
Scranton
Walter Feton
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Gloversville
N.Y
Charleston
S.C
Wisconsin-Minnesota Light and Power Co
Wisconsin
White House clarifies Goldfine vicuna gift to Eisenhower
The White House confirmed industrialist Bernard Goldfine once sent vicuna cloth to President Eisenhower. Press secretary James Hagerty said no coat was given and Eisenhower had only two vicuna coats from the mid-1940s and around 1952. He noted a November 1956 vicuna material gift and said Adams and Pearson stories contain several falsehoods.
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White House
Bernard Goldfine
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Sherman Adams
Goldfme
Drew Pearson
Goldfine
Pearson
Adams
Congress
Accord Reached On Merger of State Unions
Milwaukee AP reports a merger of Wisconsin labor groups creating the Wisconsin State AFL-CIO. The merged body will have a nine cent per member monthly per capita tax, two year officer terms, biannual conventions, and executive board final authority. Meany deferred the CIO News issue to the new group.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Afl-Cio
Eugene Moats
George Meany
Wisconsin State Federation of Labor
Wisconsin State Cio
AFL
CIO
Meany
CIO News
Adams says ignorance of rules led to inquiries for Goldfine
Sherman Adams testified he would have acted more prudently with more experience. He admitted ignorance of rules when told the Securities and Exchange Commission violated them in response to his inquiries about Bernard Goldfine. Adams swore he never sought improper favors for the Boston industrialist and said he makes many telephone calls to agencies without influencing them.
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Sherman Adams
Bernard Goldfine
Eisenhower
Securities and Exchange Commission
Goldfine
Adams
House
Boston
New Hampshire
Committee
Robert Lishman
Federal Trade Commission
White House
Lishman
FTC
Commission
New York
Plymouth
Mass
Dulles Sees Possible Use Of Force To Preserve Lebanon Independence
Secretary of State Dulles said the United States could use military action under certain conditions to preserve Lebanon’s independence with the Sixth Fleet monitoring the crisis. He noted UN figures in the area and hinted at possible support for Hammarskjold’s proposals, while avoiding specifics on other contingencies.
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Washington
United States
Lebanon
U. S
Mediterranean
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
Wisconsin Knights Templar to Open Centennial Conclave in La Crosse
The Grand Commandery of Knights Templar of Wisconsin assembles in La Crosse for its centennial conclave opening Wednesday and closing Saturday. Delegates register Thursday afternoon at Hotel Stoddard. up to 1500 are expected. Grand officers confer the Temple at 7 30 p m with a 6 30 dinner for members and wives.
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Knights Templar
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Order of the Temple
Masonic
Stoddard
Stop Signs Installed Ahead of One Way Street System
City to install arterial stop signs on 4th Street between South Avenue and La Crosse Street this weekend in preparation for the downtown one way system set to begin July 9. Parking restrictions on the west side of 4th from South Avenue to King Street to follow after signs go up.
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South Avenue
la Crosse Street
4Th Streets
King Street
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