Steel industry unions return to negotiations amid looming 650000 strike
In Washington, CIO United Steelworkers resume talks with U S Steel Corp and Jones & Laughlin Steel in Pittsburgh as a potential April 8 strike threat looms. Officials seek a quick settlement while debates over Wage Stabilization Board proposals and possible price boosts stir administration factions.
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Mrs Kefauver Charms City On Hurried Visit
Mrs. Kefauver visits La Crosse for a 1 hour 20 minute stop during her Wisconsin swing for the Democratic nomination. She meets workers at Electric Auto-Lite and talks with Dem Officials at the Stoddard Hotel, praising her husband and showcasing campaign momentum.
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Nancy Kefauver
Estes Kefauver
Sheboygan
Lee Swett
John Flanagan
Leonard Chojnacki
la Crosse
Democratic
Tennessee
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Superior
Tribune
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White House
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
New Hampshire
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Stoddard
Acheson Defends US Europe Policy Against Russia
Secretary of State Acheson said the United States will not be deflected by Soviet maneuvering as it pushes for a unified European community. He argued Russia seeks to block Western Germany’s integration and called for a UN field study in East Germany before any peace treaty talks. Western nations press for free elections and insist on German unity under defense-oriented Europe.
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United Nations Commission
Local Weather Forecast for La Crosse Area
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with little temperature change. Low tonight 16 degrees, high Thursday afternoon 36 degrees.
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la Crosse
Convention Blues
Sig Mickelson of CBS predicts delegates to July political conventions will wear blue shirts and sing blues. He says blue shows up well on television, making those conventions “the greatest blue-shirt conventions of all time.”
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New York
Sig Mickelson
Columbia Broadcasting System
Expect Large Vote In City Next Tuesday
City Clerk Alice Dickson forecasts a heavy turnout for the April 1 primary election with 56 voting machines ready across 21 wards. Registration closed March 19 and new registrations since the March judicial primary suggest a larger vote than 20,682 voters. Polling places include La Crosse streets landmarks and schools across all wards.
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Alice Dickson
Dickson
La Crosse Red Cross Increases 1952 Drive Quota
E. B. Lamp, fund chairman, says the La Crosse County Red Cross quota rises from 39 636 to 41 706 due to Arkansas Tennessee Mississippi and Missouri disaster needs. An urgent march 31 meeting for all fund officials is set to finalize the drive as the total campaign tally stands at 28 086.91 with rural areas still soliciting.
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E. B. Lamp
la Crosse County
Lamp
Red Cross
la Crosse
Ben Fox
Eisenhower Eyes European Army Pact Before Return
Paris reports General Eisenhower may see the six nation European army treaty signed and ready for ratification by mid April. Ministers from France West Germany Italy the Netherlands Belgium and Luxembourg expected to sign in Paris, completing Eisenhower s European crusade before his likely May return to campaign. Brig Gen Mike Michaelis and Col Robert Richardson lead technical talks to merge forces into a two million man international force within three years. Administrative issues such as uniform discipline regulations pay and ranks remain.
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West Germany
Italy
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Belgium
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Europe
Truman
John H
Mike) Michaelis
Korea
Warhero
Robert Richardson
No Change In Tribune Poll In La Crosse
The La Crosse Tribune presidential preferential poll closed with Tuesday postmarked ballots counted. A total of 1,125 votes were cast, about four percent of the paper’s Coulee Region circulation, with Eisenhower 394, Taft 326, Stassen 169, Warren 0, MacArthur 75. Kefauver 36, Truman 46.
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Taft
Stassen
Warren
MacArthur
Kefauver
Truman
Write In Options Open For Judge Contests In April Ballot
La Crosse County Clerk Esther M. Domke said write-in votes can be cast in the April 1 judicial election though not in the presidential primary. Voters may vote write-ins for the State Supreme Court seat or the Sixth Circuit Court judgeship, or both. Primary winners on the slate include Lincoln Neprud, Leonard F. Roraff, Fredric W. Crosby, Arold F. Murphy, and Grover L. Broadfoot with Broadfoot and Murphy atop the final ballot.
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la Crosse County
Esther M. Domke
la Crosse Tribune
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Sixth Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Arold F. Murphy
Marinette
Grover L.broadfoot
Mondovi
Broadfoot
Murphy
Secret Vista project completed at Caltech
Caltech reports the far reaching project vista has been completed. President Lee A. DuBridge said a large fraction of senior faculty and others from other universities participated and the effort was sponsored jointly by the Army Navy and Air Force.
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Pasadena
Calif
California Institute Technology
Caltech
Lee A. Dubridge
Institute
Army
Navy
Air Force
Eyewitness Sought In $681,000 Armored Truck Theft
Danvers police and FBI search for an eyewitness after a $681,000 armored truck robbery outside a Danvers drug store. The robbers, three in a stolen sedan, parked beside the truck while its crew took a coffee break and sped away.
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Danvers
Mass
FBI
Raymond Kirwin
Ick
Jin
Danvers Main
Taft's Name Must Stay On N J Ballot
A New Jersey Superior Court judge ruled Taft's name will remain on the April 15 presidential preference ballot despite a suit seeking removal. Judge Ralph J. Smalley cited overriding public interest and telegrams from county clerks supporting Taft. Taft had withdrawn from the primary but asked that his name be removed from the ballot.
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N. J
State Superior Court
Sen
Taft
New Jersey
Ralph J. Smalley
Theodore D. Parsons
Secretary of State
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Wis
Lloyd B. Marsh
Smalley
Marsh
Alfred E. Driscoll
Gen
Eisenhower
Driscoll
Harold E. Stassen
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Leading Taft in Nebraska Primary Seekers
Nebraska holds one of two presidential primaries on April 1 with a sparse ballot and active write in movements. The Associated Press survey reflects scattered newspaper and correspondent input across the state as voters consider Taft and others.
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Nebraska
Associated Press
Eisenhower Leads Taft In Nebraska GOP Picks In Poll Snapshot
Nebraska newspapers report Eisenhower leading Taft among Republicans with 42 to 39 percent while MacArthur and Stassen trail. in a tight Democratic race Kefauver holds 34 percent, Kerr 33, Truman 30, with undecided voters high. On primary day, Stassen’s on-ballot status may boost his showing.
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Dwight Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Harold E. Stassen
Douglas MacArthur
Estes Kefauver
Robert S. Kerr
Truman
Kerr
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Taft
MacArthur
Stassen
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Everett Dirksen
Ill
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Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
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Georgia
Paul H. Douglas
Wisconsin Weather Baffles as Cold Persist Across State
Cold snaps linger with minimum temperatures five to 21 degrees below normal. Grantsburg records the nation’s lowest minimum, shared with Holton Michigan and Redwood Falls Minnesota. Max temperatures top near freezing, 36 at Grantsburg, while California and Gulf Coast regions show warmth and widespread rain in the Southeast.
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Wisconsin Primary Fight Heats Up Over Eisenhower Appeal
Milwaukee notes show Taft and Warren probing a path to GOP support as Wisconsin voters head to the primary. Harold E. Stassen seeks to attach his slate to Eisenhower with a pledge to back the general on the first ballot if elected, and to share Wisconsin delegates.
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Taft
Eisenhower
Ohio
Wisconsin
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Stassen
Sheboygan
Chicago
Stassen Backers May Support Eisenhower in Ohio
Toledo group led by Mrs. Lois Cossitt says Ohio Stassen supporters would back Gen. Dwight Eisenhower if asked. Cossitt noted Wisconsin delegates plan to back Eisenhower at the Republican convention, following Stassen’s plan to release Wisconsin guidance to the convention.
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Stassenites
Dwight Eisenhower
Ohio
Wisconsin
Indica
Lois Cossitt
Harold Stassen
Stassen
Cossitt
University of Pennsylvania Sident
Taft Attacks Stassen Hybrid Tickets In Campaign Push
Taft denounces Stassen half in half out maneuver as hybrid tickets while expanding campaign stops. He notes no pledges to cover write in votes in Minnesota or potential April 1 Nebraska results, and criticizes undecided voters on party principles.
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Minnesota
Nebraska
Stassen
Taft
Earl Warren
California
Fond du Lac
McCarthy Files $2 Million Libel Suit Against Benton
Senator McCarthy sues Senator Benton for 2 million dollars alleging libel slander and conspiracy over perjury fraud and deceit charges Benton claims McCarthy pushed communist in government accusations Benton offered to waive immunity and McCarthy will defend pro se with no immediate comment from Benton
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Benton
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