D-Day Near For Guatemalan Regime Rebellion
Reports from Tegucigalpa indicate armed Guatemalan exiles massing near the Honduras frontier amid signs of a possible revolt against President Jacobo Arbenz Guzmán. Exile leaders Castillo Armas and Mendoza urged action while estimates of rebel strength range from 3 000 to 5 000, with boats and planes reported moving toward Guatemala.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Amadeo Chinchilla
Guatemala
Rreeer
Puerto Barrios
Rodolfo Mendoza
Castillo Armas
Chinchilla
Arbenz
Caribbean
Geysering Armour Fire Under Control In Chicago Yard
A large Armour & Co. animal food plant in the Chicago stockyards burned, producing 150 foot smoke and flame geysers. Deputy Fire Commissioner Mullaney estimated losses over a half million dollars as 23 hoses and two water towers fought the blaze. No deaths or injuries were reported and investigators pursued the cause.
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Chicago
Chicago Stockyards
Anthony J. Mullaney
Packingtown
John J. Haberkorn
Armour & Co
Mile Square
Armour
C. L. Campbell
Soldier Capt. Krause Dies in German Gun Mishap
Capt. Lester H. Krause of Chippewa Falls Wisconsin was killed in his quarters at Coepingen Germany on June 14 while cleaning a revolver. The Army announced the bullet pierced his chest and no other details were available pending a routine investigation.
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Heidelberg
Germany
Lester H. Krause
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Coeppingen
Army
Krause
Hartley Case Clues Shown In City Store
Clothing items linked to missing Evelyn Hartley will be displayed in the west window of the William Doerflinger Co. store for the day and until 9 p.m. Friday. A. M. Josephson announced the display of worn shoes and a patched denim jacket found soon after the disappearance. Police urge downtown shoppers to view the pieces as officials continue to pursue leads eight months after the case.
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Evelyn Hartley
William Doerflinger Co
A. M. Josephson
la Crosse County
Highway 14
Hartley
Josephson
Soviets Veto Peace Patrol Plan At UN Security Council
Russia vetoed Thailand's Indochina peace patrol proposal in the UN Security Council, its 59th veto, supported by the United States Britain France and six others with Lebanon abstaining. The move clears a path to a General Assembly session while Moscow denounces the plan as a US ploy. Secretary Dulles denounces the veto as evidence of Soviet aims to cloak actions.
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N.Y
Russia
Thailand
Indochina
Security Council
United States
Britain
France
Lebanon
U.N. General Assembly
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Washington
Thanat Khaman
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U.S
Council
Soviet Union
Lodge
Dulles
Child Electrocuted By Television Set in Appleton Home
A neighbor boy touched the back of a television set and received a severe shock. The incident occurred Thursday evening as Mr and Mrs Willard worked on their new home on Route 1 in Appleton.
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Appleton
Robert Piette
Charles Willard
Robert Willard
Defecting Polish Captain Fears For Fate Of Family
Polish tanker captain Leonard Masowski, granted asylum by Nationalist China, warned at a Taipei news conference that his wife and two daughters in Poland face punishment. He said they could lose their flat, his wife may be unable to work, and his daughters may be expelled from school.
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Taipeh
Formosa
China
Poland
Daughers
Leonard
Masowski
Ringling and Gore Clash Over Signatures in Recall Drive
Baraboo GOP figure Henry Ringling says a Milwaukee to Fox River Valley survey shows only 50 000 bona fide signatures for Joe Must Go, refuting Gore's claim of 335 000. Gore defends the drive and disputes Ringling’s assessment while legal questions loom over petition validity.
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Ringling
Baraboo
Wisconsin
Leroy Gore
Gore
Chicago
The
Chicago Tribune
Sauk City
Sauk County
Atty
Harlan Kelley
Kelley
McCarthy
Mendes-France To Fill Foreign Post Himself
Pierre Mendes-France won the French premiership with a 419 to 47 Assembly vote and may take the foreign portfolio. He vows to seek an Indochina settlement by July 20 or resign, and to push economic recovery and European defense amid cabinet tensions.
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Paris
France
Pierre Mendes-France
Georges Bidault
Indochina
Geneva
Joseph Laniel
Bourbon Palace
National Assembly
Foreign Ministry
Bidault
Popular Republican Movement
MRP
Robert Schuman
Italy
MRF
Oehm
Ho ‘Chi Minh
Far East
Assembly
de Gauillists
Mrps
Richland farmer Seep enters 3rd District race
Richland County farmer Joseph A. Seep announced his bid for the Democratic nomination for Congress from Wisconsin's 3rd District. He denounced Republican dairy price supports and said the administration aims to undermine REA and public power. Seep, a 200 acre dairy operator, holds posts with Richland REA and local and county committees.
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Richland Farmer
Congress
Joseph A. Seep
Richland County
Seep
Chicago
Rea
Washington
Republican Party
Richland County Rea
Wisconsin Electric Co-operative
Westford
Richland County Board
Menominee Indians Win Self-Management After 1958 Bill
President Eisenhower signed a bill granting the Menominee of Wisconsin self management of tribal affairs starting December 31 1958. Delegates James Frechette Monroe Weso and Antonie Waupchick witnessed the ceremony as Congress leaders observed. The act marks a shift toward federal termination of supervision once tribes are ready to govern their own affairs.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Eisenhower
White House
James Frechette
Monroe Weso
Antonie Waupchick
Congress
Fisenhower
Frechette
West and Waupchick
Custer
General Custer
Lite Big Horn
Mont
Eisenhower asks 4-H to back 18 voting age drive
President Eisenhower urged about 20 4-H club members at the White House to back his push to lower the voting age to 18. He had earlier called in the State of the Union for a constitutional amendment to allow 18 year olds to vote, instead of 21.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Edward Lueth Dies at 71 Longtime Alderman and Ex-Cop
Edward Lueth 71 of 925 Pine St a veteran Common Council member and former city police officer died in a local hospital Friday. Born in La Crosse December 30 1882 he retired from the police in 1940 after 25 years service. He first joined the council from the 1st Ward in April 1941 and was re-elected in 1945 1949 and 1953. He chaired the public utilities committee and served on the audit and purchase group. He was a member of North La Crosse Lodge 190 F and A M. Survived by wife Lilian A two daughters two sisters one brother and five grandchildren. Funeral Monday 2 p.m. at the Masonic Temple with burial at Oak Grove Cemetery. Burial and viewing details listed.
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Edward Lueth
Pine St
Common Council
Lueth
la Crosse
Police
Audit and Purchase Group
Public Utilites Unit
Public Utilities Committee
North
Sletten- McKee
Senators Press for Prosecutions in McCarthy Hearings
Democrats on the McCarthy Army investigations subcommittee urged a quick Justice Department review for possible perjury in testimony and a possible crime tied to a disputed 2 1/2 page FBI document. Sen. McClellan called for an immediate house staff cleaning.
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Washington
McCarthy Army
Eisenhower
Sen. McClellan
D-Ark
McCarthy Investigaitions
Kekert McClellan
Justice Department
Sen. McCarthy
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Army Intelligence
Hoover
Army
Ft. Monmouth
N.J
Atty
Brownjell
McCarthy
Senate
Government Operations Committee
Permanent
McClellan
Five U.S. Airmen Missing Near Tourane Beach
Five U.S. Air Force personnel based at Tourane air base in Indochina disappeared after leaving the facility in a French vehicle with no passes. Vietnamese reports cited sightings of the group among 20 Senegalese prisoners near a beach ten miles south of Tourane. Gen. John O Daniel traveled to Tourane to lead an inquiry as American officials seek confirmation of their status.
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Saigon
Indochina
Tourane
U.S
John O'Daniel
Viet Nam
Saiwon
Hanoi
America
Three Persons Drown In Wisconsin
Three youths and one eight year old girl? Three drownings reported in Wisconsin on Thursday include Madison Lake Wingra near Vilas Park Beach where four year old Peter Schire died, Madison Lake Monona Bay where 20 year old Airman Third Class Charles Williams perished, and Quarry Pool near Sheboygan where 12 year old James Flores Jr. drowned while swimming to a raft.
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Madison Lakes
Peter Schire
Frank Schire
Madison
Lake Wingra
Vilas Park Beach
Charles Williams
New York City
Lake Monona Bay
Williams
Truax Field
James Flores Jr
Sheboygan
Quarry Pool
Local Weather Report for La Crosse and Vicinity
Mostly cloudy with isolated thundershowers tonight and Saturday. Cooler late tonight into Saturday. Low around 65 degrees tonight. Highest temperature Saturday uncertain.
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