Dulles and Pineau Clash Over Russia Policy Toward Khrushchev Era
Washington reports a French American split over how to handle the Soviet Union after talks between Foreign Minister Pineau and Secretary Dulles. Pineau urged broad East West exchanges and eased trade with the Soviet bloc, while Dulles favored selective contacts and warned against Soviet influence in new nations. They also differed on UN aid, German reunification timing, and Israel arm shipments by Britain, France, and the U.S.
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Washington
Russia
Christian Pineau
Dulles
Pineau
New York
West
Pineaus
Dufles-Pineau
Moscow
Dulles - Pineau
Europe
China
France
United States
U.N
Nikita Khrushchev
Germany
Duilles
Konrad Adenauer
Middle East
Israel
Britain
U.S
Conferees Finish Work On Road Bill
Conferees completed action on a 32.9 billion highway construction bill sending it to both chambers for final approval. Tax sections finished in one session, with revenue to fund the program and a gasoline tax rise to three cents per gallon.
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Senate
House
Reuther to Speak at Union Building Dedication
Walter P. Reuther, UAW president and AFL-CIO VP, will deliver the dedicatory talk for the Electric Auto-Lite Employes Local 396 new office building at Gillette and Caledonia streets. The public is invited for 7:30 p.m. program with local and regional labor leaders speaking. Reuther will also address WEKBH from 8:15 to 8:45 p.m.
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Reuther
Union
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers
Afl-Cio
Electric Auto-Lite
Alvin Panielson
Local 396
Gillette
Caledonia
Freeman Sveom
Bethel Lutheran Church
Danielson
Roy B. Smith
AFL Trades and Labor Council
Paul Big
Donald Yolton
UAW
Harvey Kitzman
Treuther
WEKBH
La Crosse County OKs Laundry Bid Totals 50966
La Crosse County Board approves bids totaling about 50966 for a new laundry at La Crosse County Hospital West Salem. Low general $12390 Peter Nelson and Son. plumbing $5850 Bernie J Buchner. electrical $2726 Wettstein's. other bids listed from Theodore Moizan and Sons Winona and others. Total low bids exceed the plan by about 900 dollars.
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la Crosse
Neumann Electric Co
Papenfuss Electric Co
Drowns While Swimming at Wind Lake
Delmar Donbeck 16 of Milwaukee drowned Wednesday night while swimming near a raft off Wind Lake. Davis Witty 20 of Waterford swam to the raft and recovered Donbeck’s body on a second dive. Artificial respiration failed. Donbeck was the son of Mrs Ralph F Weber of Hales Corners.
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Racine
Delmar Donbeck
Milwaukee
Wind Lake
Donbeck
Davis Witty
Route 1
Waterford
Ralph F. Weber
Forest Hill Ave
Hales Corners
La Crosse Board Opens Special Meet on Probation Reform
La Crosse County Board debates moving probation and juvenile matters under the Welfare Department under a Wisconsin Child Code change effective July 1. A special committee of the whole meeting is set for July 6 to consider the proposal.
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la Crosse County
Carl F. W. Bruhnke
City of
la Crosse
Bruhnke
R. V. Ahlstrom
Wisconsin Highway Bill Shapes $345 Million Aid Plan
Harold L. Plummer, chairman of the Wisconsin Highway Commission, announced that a $32 billion highway construction program approved by House Senate conferees would bring more than $345 million in federal aid to Wisconsin state roads over the next 13 years. The bill envisions an interstate system and rebuilding of several main Wisconsin highways.
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Madison
Harold L. Plummer
Wisconsin Highway Commission
House
Senate
Plummer
Wisconsin
Congress
Venezuela to Probe Sea Crash Near New York
Venezuelan government inspectors flew from Caracas to investigate why a four engined airliner burst into flames and crashed 32 miles off the New Jersey coast near New York carrying 74 passengers. The CAB joined the probe and the flight left Idlewild at 11 18 p m after engine trouble.
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Coast Guard
New York
New Jersey
United States
U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Linea Aeropostal Venezolana
Caracas
Idlewild
Senate floor to debate 35 billion defense bill for Air Force
Democrats push to lift funds for air power with a record peacetime defense bill of about 34.9 billion dollars. The Senate appropriations panel added 1.16 billion for more aircraft and bases, while Johnson pressed for a larger boost and LeMay urged a further 3.8 billion annually to keep pace with Soviet jet bombers.
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Washington
Senate
Appropriations
Eisenhower
House
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Sen
Bridges
R-Nh
Johnson
Secretary of Defense
Wilson
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pentagon
White House
Byrd
Virginia
Ellender
Louisiana
Holland
Florida
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Young
North Dakota
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Curtis LeMay
Global Strategic Air Force
LeMay
Soviet Russia
United States
Two Women Die In Crash In Minnesota
Two La Crosse women, Mrs. Margaret Rowan 71 and Mrs. Elizabeth Neill 77, died in a traffic crash 18 miles north of Morris Minnesota. James King 68 and the Stoltenburg party were hospitalized. King and Mrs. Rowan’s families suffer multiple survivors. Funeral plans for Mrs. Rowan are undetermined and directed by Burke Funeral Home.
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la Crosse
Margaret Rowan
Winona
Julius Gautsch
S. 15Th St
Theodore Banasik
S. 16Th St
Morris
Minn
Elizabeth Neill
Wheaton
Rowan
James King
Francis
Luke
James
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Burke Funeral Home
Vetoed Farm Bill Would Have Continued Farm Mess
Earl L. Butz, assistant secretary of agriculture, condemned the vetoed farm bill as Congress’s bid to sustain a national farm mess. He warned bankers and farmers that next four months will bring political propaganda and urged opposition to price supports as a cure. He cited decades of price control failures and noted dairy, cotton, and tobacco adjustments while stressing government rationing hurt initiative and economic freedom.
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Milwaukee
Earl L. Butz
Eisenhower
Congress
Wisconsin Bankers Assn
Butz
Commodity Credit Corp
Department of Agriculture
Buzz
John C.coleman
Detroit
The
Burroughs Corp
Woodlief Thomas
Board of Governors
Federal Reserve Board
Dulles Denounces Soviet Despotism As Khrushchev Exposé Unfolds
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles assails Soviet Communist leadership as Stalin’s collaborators and praises Khrushchev’s secret speech as damning proof of despotism. He urges free peoples to shun communism and questions East German elections while urging testing of Soviet claims in Germany.
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Dulles
Stalin
John Foster Dulles
Joseph Stalin
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Kiwanis International
Germany
Geneva
Russia
East
West Germany
East Germany
Khrushchev
Local Weather Forecast for La Crosse Area
Partly cloudy with local thunderstorms tonight and Friday. No major temperature change. Brief cooling after shower periods. Low tonight 65 and high Friday 88.
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la Crosse
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