Dulles And Eden Seek United Policy Against Communists
Secretary of State Dulles and British Foreign Minister Eden opened talks at the State Department on a possible common policy to block Communist expansion in Southeast Asia. The discussions began during weekend conferences with Eisenhower and Churchill, aiming to form an anti Communist alliance, though Britain favors a broader non aggression pact approach.
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Australia
Zafrullah Khan
Pakistan
Display of Hartley clothes to aid abduction case across 28 cities
County investigator A M Joe Josephson will publicly display a blood stained jacket and a pair of tennis shoes as clues in the Evelyn Hartley abduction. The items will be shown in 24 Wisconsin cities and four Minnesota towns starting Monday. Josephson will tour 28 locations from 9 am to closing, urging public tips and labeling the shoes a key link to the case. The jacket shows blood on multiple areas and has been altered.
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Joe) Josephson
Evelyn Hartley
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Stoddard
Wis
George Long
la Crosse County
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Mindoro
Holmen
Onalaska
Genoa
de Soto
Viroqua
Readstown
Coon Valley
Chaseburg
Hillsboro
Elroy
Cashton
Sparta
Tomah
Black River Falls
Merrillan
Taylor
Melrose
Whitehall
Arcadia
Trempealeau
Rushford
Caledonia
la Crescent
Houston
Highway 14
Josephs
Oil Pumping From Tuapse Report Surface Formosa Action
Reports indicate oil pumping from the seized Russian tanker Tuapse is under way or about to start after Nationalist China said it intercepted the Tuapse near Formosa and escorted it to Kaohsiung. Officials kept silent while crews, including 40 to 50 Russians, are questioned amid asylum speculation.
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Marshfield Man Killed In Crash
Marshfield resident Gerald Hendrickson, 24, died when his car hit a concrete abutment on a Town of McMillan road north of Marshfield. He was Marathon county’s 32nd traffic fatality of the year.
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Lost 5 year old girl sought in high Sierra near Kit Carson Pass
In Markleeville California about thirty men and two trained bloodhounds comb the rugged Sierra near 8573 foot Kit Carson Pass for Kathy Paxton a five year old reported missing since Friday night from Cupertino California. The search involved sheriff's deputies and U S forest service and intensified after a cold windy night with dogs flown from San Jose to join the effort.
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Norman Wilson
Santa Clara County
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Alpine County
Kathy
Orrin Brown
U N Delays Guatemala War Action Amid OAS Probe
The Security Council, ignoring Russian demands, postpones debate on Guatemala amid a call for OAS investigation. The five nation Inter-American Peace Committee will probe charges as Brazil and Colombia back the move with U S support, while the Soviet Union opposes.
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Semyon K. Tsarapkin
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Churchill Steals Show in Washington Arrival
79 year old Winston Churchill dominates the scene in Washington as he meets President Eisenhower and key aides. Churchill works a crowd at the airport and White House with his trademark humor and presence while photographers flash. He declines help up the White House steps and quips about firing parties.
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Rebels Form Provisional Guatemalan Government In War
Anti-Communist rebels announced a provisional regime led by Col. Carlos Castillo Armas with headquarters at Chiquimula near the Honduran border. Insurgent planes hit Guatemala City area while rebel broadcasts claim victoriously marching on the capital, as government forces say they still hold all fronts.
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Honduras
Guatemala City
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Guzman
Carlos Castillo Armas
Liberation Army
Chiquimula
Honduran
Associated Press
Jack Rutlledge
Rutledge
Zacapa
Guatemala
See Cooler Weather For Sunday
Drier cooler air from the northwest started refreshing the public with a weekend forecast of comfortable conditions. Humidity dropped from 80 to 60 percent as a cooler high of 85 was expected Saturday with slow warming, and Sunday predicted less humidity and a high around 85.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Fisherman Catches Nothing But Trouble
Milwaukee report of Jack Wilson who trespassed at Scout Lake in Greendale and was spotted on a raft by Patrolman Paul H. Sauer. He fled to shore and hid in mosquito swarmed brush before surrendering and being ordered to appear July 15 in justice court for trespassing. On return to his car he found all tires let air by children in the area.
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Jack Wilson
Scout Lake
Greendale
Wilson
County Park Commission
Paul H. Sauer
Sauer
Justice Court
Thad
Administration Braces for Farm Price Battle in Congress
Washington reports the Eisenhower administration facing a major House fight over farm price supports with a bill proposing a one year extension of 90 percent parity. President and Benson back flexible supports 75 to 90 percent, while opponents fear income drops. Committee moves to drop rigid corn and cotton supports. Senate backs a year of rigid supports, farm bill also screens dairy and wool price steps.
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Hower
House Agriculture Committee
House
Tme
Eisenhower
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Benson
Hope
R-Kan
Senate Agriculture Committee
State GOP To Hear Nixon In Milwaukee
About three thousand Wisconsin Republicans gather for a $100 per person box supper in Milwaukee featuring Vice President Richard Nixon. Sen. McCarthy is absent for undisclosed reasons, while Rep. Kirsten and Rep. O Kenski weigh attendance. Sen. Wiley and six other Wisconsin Republicans are listed as guests.
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Local Weather for La Crosse and Vicinity
Mostly fair tonight and Sunday with moderate temperatures. A cooler night with a low around 65 and a high on Sunday.
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