Nehru U S Visit Postponed Amid Health and Peace Talks
The postponement of Prime Minister Nehru's trip to the United States is explained by President Eisenhower's health and Asia policy aims. Both leaders intend to meet later to discuss East West tensions, Formosa, Korea, and Indochina, with July noted as possible timing. The delay is not seen as fatal to India-U.S. relations or regional peace.
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Nehru
America
Eisenhower
Asia
India
Far East
Red China
Formosa
China
Matsu
Quemoy
Korea
Indochina
Diem
Washington
Russians Show Experimental Jets for Propaganda
A Moscow display by seven new jets impressed General Twining and his aides as Red planes formed slogans in the sky. The piece notes the propaganda aim, contrasts U S. and Soviet messaging, and jokes about American reactions and Twining’s preference for solid ground or flight over a boat trip.
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General Twining
Communist Party of Soviet Union
Communist Party
Russia
United States
Moscow
Reds
Air Engineering
Twining
Cavalcade of America Praised but Time Restricts Viewers
Readers urge moving the Cavalcade of America to an earlier slot on WKBT to reach more families. They applaud the program's quality and urge audience feedback to improve youth influence. Also suggested: extend Pettibone Park bus service to summer beachgoers to reduce long walks and bridge danger.
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Channel 8
WKBT
la Crosse TV
Pettibone Park
Pettibone
High Bridge
Growth Challenges Hit New York Suburbs Hard
Regional leaders confront rapid growth in New York as suburb population rises by about 1.15 million since 1950, a 22 percent jump. City population grows just 2 percent to around 8.05 million. over 6.7 million live in suburbs, prompting calls for solutions. Suburban influx sparks talk of directing newcomers back home.
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New York
Sukarno Aims Dutch New Guinea and Wider War Risk
Journalist Robert C. Ruark argues Indonesian President Sukarno seeks to annex Dutch New Guinea to counter Western influence. He warns Australia would face war if Indonesia expands, noting Indonesia’s grip on half of New Guinea and regional tensions involving Australia Britain and Japan.
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United States
Canada
New Guinea
East
Australia
Papua
British New Guinea
Was
United Nations Trust
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Biak
KLM
Manila
Washington
Pacific
Great Britain
France
Europe
Solomons
Proney Sukarno
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Dome of Madison Reveals Parity in Wisconsin Nominations
John Wyngaard notes striking parallels between Democratic and Republican U S Senate candidates in Wisconsin. He compares Sen Henry Maier and Elliot Walstead to Sen Alexander Wiley and Rep Glenn Davis, highlighting party organization drafts and divergent endorsement styles and consequences.
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Madison
Wis
Henry Maier
Elliot Walstead
Alexander Wiley
Glenn Davis
Walstead
Rep
Davis
United States
Maier
Wyngaard Wiley
Sen. Maier
Sen. Wiley
Wisconsin
Republican Organization
Wiley
U.S
Waukesha County
Rep. Davis
Stalin's Heirs Face Pressure to Renounce Past Crimes
Washington observers consider whether postwar Red leaders inside and outside Russia will step aside in favor of cleaner figures. Khrushchev's denouncement of Stalin links current leaders to Stalinist crimes, complicating claims of autonomy and reform. The purge of Malenkov and Molotov signals shifts, but the true motive remains unclear.
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Washington
Russia
United States
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Stalin
Marlow
Red
Khrushchev
Inside the Kremlin Power Struggle Surges in 1956
The piece analyzes a leadership fight between pro Stalin and anti Stalin factions within the Kremlin. It notes foreign propaganda moves, shifts in European and Middle Eastern policy, and potential purges as Moscow accelerates efforts to influence satellite states and Western powers.
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Kremlin
Middle East
Europe
Asia
Iceland
Morocco
North Africa
Latin America
France
Italy
Kremelin
Soviet Russia
New York
Moscow
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Bulgaria
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Happy Family and True Love Teach Co operation
A 1986 Field Enterprises poem extols a happy family built on cooperation respect and shared faith. It praises avoiding ridicule jealousy and constant arguing while noting daily weather work and recreation are shared. The piece emphasizes that true love is more than tolerance and that common pride grows from joint activities, including church attendance.
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Field Enterprises, Inc
Ten years ago Dr. Lynch returns to practice in La Crosse
Entries note Dr. Robert E. Lynch resuming work in the Hansen and Lynch offices at 304 Linker Building after 37 months in the military. Also mentioned are Arlene Halaska hosting a farewell for her sister Madalyn who leaves for Bremerton Washington with Ernest A. Tangen family. The column lists other items from 20 and 30 years ago in La Crosse.
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Robert E. Lynch
Hansen
E. A. Jones
G. Hoeth
la Crosse County
Fort Atkinson
William Copsey
Mill Street
Island
Hagar Streets
Austrian cake service to bake and ship cakes nationwide
At a recent Austria confectioners meeting the decision was made to launch an Austrian cake service modeled after flowers by wire. Customers can place orders for cakes to be baked on site and delivered to any address across Austria.
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Austrian Information Service
Austria
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