Asian policy gaps cloud postwar alliance notes
The article reports that Eisenhower and Churchill show broad agreement on Germany and Western defense but dispute their nations Asia policies. It notes Britain’s cautious stance on Southeast Asia, Cambodia and Laos seek defense pacts, and France may push to ratify or reject the EDC, risking Big Two turning into Big Three policy.
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Winston Churchill
France
Germany
Asia
Europe
Italy
London
Churchill
Britain
United States
Washington
Southeast Asia
Cambodia
State Department
Laos
Thailand
This Plan Keeps Soldiers With Their Units
The Army plans to keep men together in their training units rather than assign them as replacements. A soldier’s unit would be his family, boosting morale and efficiency, while detached soldiers suffer loneliness and lowered performance. Operations start next year with platoon level expansion to battalion and regimental levels after necessary reassignments.
Too Much Crop Surplus Faces U S Farmers
Vice President Nixon reminded Americans that the farm problem today is surplus not shortage. He argued the nation should be thankful to live in a country where agriculture faces a surplus, a situation many nations would envy.
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Nixon
Churchill's visit stirs debate on peace through strength
Washington remarks by Sir Winston Churchill challenge postwar policy as he urges vigilance and collective defense while warning against concessions to Communism. He argues for continued talk with the Soviets but cautions America must keep its freedom to retaliate and avoid appeasement.
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Winston Churchill
White House
Lawrence Ahsenhower
America
United States
Ike
Winnie
Great Britain
Korea
Wisconsin Emergency Board Leads Open Government Example
The Wisconsin State Emergency Board operates as a limited but transparent body that posts public hearings before spending. It meets in open sessions in the governor's office with visible debates, and its actions are designed to avoid repudiating legislative decisions while ensuring public access to government financial matters.
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Wis
Wisconsin
Wisconsin State Emergency Board
State Capitol
Sen. Lenroot
Ludvigsen
Gov
Kohler
State Senate
Assembly
Commonwealth
Washington briefing shows administration at a loss on Indochina policy
A closed White House briefing reveals Eisenhower and Dulles lacking a clear Indochina strategy. W Bedell Smith warns of a proposed fighting line including Laos and Cambodia, while China aims to win over Indochina post armistice. Knowland challenges the line, Dulles offers cautious optimism, and the session underscores uncertainty about Southeast Asia policy.
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White House
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Dulles
Churchill
W. Bedell Smith
Smith
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Korea
Indochina
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Laos
Cambodia
Vietnam
India
Knowland
California
Senate
Letters Call La Crosse Council to Favor Shelby Annexation
Shelby residents urge the La Crosse Common Council to approve annexation to provide a new school. They accuse officials of blocking Shelby school plans while favoring cheaper French Island taxes, noting prior superintendent warnings and presses for freedom of the press.
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la Crosse
Shelby
Wisconsin State Superintendent of Schools
French Island
George Schneider
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No Howling Success At Washington Talks Aides Say
The Washington conference between President Eisenhower Churchill Dulles and Eden yielded vague joint statements. They floated two plans for Southeast Asia defense but offered no timetable or clear coalition details. Britain kept a Geneva conference condition, delaying any firm alliance. The talks reflected U S focus on a possible European army as a bulwark against Russia.
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Curtiss- Wright Aviation Corp
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Bell Syndicate, Inc
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Ten Years Ago Circus Rainmaker Sells Special Tickets
Youngsters nearly swamped Huffey Hoffman as he opened shop in the La Crosse Tribune building lobby to sell special admission tickets for children to the Cole Brothers show this Friday afternoon. Mrs. J McCormick and son Lawrence of Winona visited Mrs. Edward Stevens at 611 Rose Street Wednesday evening.
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la Crosse Tribune
Cole Brothers
J. McCormick
Lawrence
Winona
Minn
Edward Stevens
Rose St
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