Eisenhower Sees Clean Hydrogen Bomb in 4-5 Years
President Eisenhower cited scientists who say an absolutely clean hydrogen bomb could be produced after four or five more years of tests. He tied the forecast to continued testing for peaceful uses of atomic power while urging disarmament talks with Russia and outlines of inspections and manpower reductions.
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Native La Crosse Coach King Chosen Central High Football Mentor
Darold D. King a La Crosse native and Logan High School graduate was named head football coach at Central High School by Superintendent Arthur Jordan. King served three Minnesota schools before, most recently Little Falls, and replaces Gordon Bahr who moves to ninth grade science and intramurals.
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Babe) Weigent
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Real danger of inflation seen by Ike
President Eisenhower warned of real inflation danger unless industry and labor show statesmanship in wage and price decisions. After May’s cost of living reached a new peak for the ninth straight month, he said drastic controls would violate the nation’s principles. He urged serious corporate board consideration and opposed immediate price increases.
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Washington
Fusenhower
Attorneys General Seek Limits on Supreme Court Power
Idaho official reports at the National Attorneys General convention that Congress should curb exclusive Supreme Court jurisdiction over state laws unless specifically authorized. The proposal, backed by Wyoming AG George F Guy, cites federal state relations and basic constitutional principles as guiding fixes amid debates on the Smith Act and business rights.
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Confidential Papers Taken In Taipei Riot
Unknown individuals reportedly removed confidential documents from the American Embassy in Taipei during last month’s anti American rioting on Formosa. State Department officials said a special report for Congress notes the incident but did not confirm missing items. Secretary Dulles denied that diplomatic code books were seized as diplomats review the attack on the embassy and the US I A office.
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Skier Completes Return Trip Across Lake Michigan
Gerald Colvin, 23, of Manitowoc, Wisconsin,water skied from Ludington to Two Rivers and back, making a 2 mile return to Ludington Harbor after traveling 10 miles from Manitowoc. He was towed by a 28 foot inboard cruiser at about 2 mph. He called the trip tiring and said he probably wouldn’t try again soon.
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Reconsidering Market Square Marketing Area by City Council
The Common Council voted 2 to 9 to revisit its action reestablishing a Market Square marketing area. A July deadline was set to decide on a permanent farmers market site with interim use of a 40 foot section. Alderman Terpstra urged reconsideration citing wagon shed costs and health surveys. Emil Schultz defended the rural city gathering and local producer sellers awaiting resolution.
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Edward Peters
Health Department
Emil O. Schultz
Schultz
Schulig
New Low Cost Housing Plan Approved By Council
The Common Council approved multiple measures to move forward a 75 unit low rent housing project on the North Side. Actions include designating 12 acres at George and St James streets, improving access streets, establishing internal streets, and selling 95 000 yards of sand fill from Indian Hill to the La Crosse Housing Authority for 10 cents per yard. The housing plan traces to August 1956 when a five acre site was agreed for federal aid to house 50 families, in exchange for land adjacent to water and sanitary services and an option for immediate city land.
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Court clears way for Kettle Moraine boys' school site
Wisconsin Supreme Court rules the 1955 plan to move a state boys' school into the Kettle Moraine Forest may proceed, overturning Dane County rulings. The decision allows transfer of state land between agencies while preserving forest land for forestry use. The project allocates about six million dollars for a two facility complex, with part to Wales if the tuberculous facility closes, and Gov. Thomson urging passage.
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Waukesha
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Is There Proof Fallout Harms Future Generations
The question asks for evidence on whether fallout will harm future generations rather than help them, seeking scientific and ethical assessments of long term radiation impacts, genetics, ecosystems, and public health implications.
Fee Hikes Likely For Wisconsin Hunters And Anglers
Madison reports the Assembly passed the Senate fee increase bill 64 to 18 sending it back with two amendments. If signed the resident licenses will rise from 1 to 2 for fishing 2.50 to 4 for deer 2 to 3 for small game 1.50 to 2 for trapping and 8.5 to 10 for sportsman licenses. Non resident fees stay the same. Revenue expected about 1.335 million to fund fish and game management and land purchases. Six amendments offered. opponents focus on hunting licenses and conservation lobbying claims. A separate Senate measure to streamline annexation and incorporation laws was defeated 34 to 47.
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Bank Robbery in McGregor Nets Loot of Up to $3000
A calm man held three bank employees at gunpoint for 15 minutes in McGregor State Savings Bank and escaped with about 2500 to 3000 dollars. He overlooked 32000 in the vault. Authorities followed a description of a 40-year-old man in a torn suit and glasses and a road block was set across nearby bridges. FBI and state crime lab assisted. some fingerprints recovered. robber still at large.
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Iowa
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Forrest Fisher
Clayton County
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Crawford County
Mississippi River
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Iowa State Crime Laboratory
Reconsiders Then Annexes Milson Tracts
City aldermen voted 18 to 8 to reconsider annexation of Milson Corp undeveloped tracts east of the city. The plan commission reviewed it after a June 13 defeat when 14 votes were needed. the initial tally was 11 to 7. The reconsideration cites new information and a $41,100 proposed expenditure for 17 lots near Highway 16 and Monagan Overhead.
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C J. Lang
Woman 50 Thrown From Horse Dies in Wisconsin
CASHTON Wis Special Mrs Lester Milby 50 died at a Madison hospital Tuesday night after a skull fracture from a fall from a horse Monday. She rode with husband and two sons Paul 20 and John 13 near a ball park when the horse bolted. Survivors include husband and two sons. Mitby represented Maproe County on the county board. Funeral arrangements by Torkelson's will be announced.
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Madison
Milby
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John
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Viroqua
Stoughton
Lester Mitby
Maproe County Board
Torkelson
Chick Hatches Itself Near Jacksonville Nest
Saxon set an eye to a nest behind his house to lure hens. The hens refused and the egg stayed yolked in the nest for weeks under the sun. Late yesterday he found a newly hatched chick in the nest.
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