Senate Debates $100 Million More Foreign Aid Request
Senate Foreign Relations Committee weighed an extra 100 million dollars for possible emergency foreign aid. Sen. H Alexander Smith argued for granting President Eisenhower the full 200 million emergency fund. The panel tentatively backed 1.8 billion for military aid abroad and 835 million for defense economic supports, matching Eisenhower’s request.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House
Sen
H. Alexander Smith
R-Nj
Eisenhower
Latin America
Algeria
Lebanon
Indonesia
Smith
Explosion Rocks Base in Middletown New Jersey
Explosion at U S Army Nike base in Middletown New Jersey reports several dead and many injured. The facility is among ten in northern New Jersey guarding the New York metropolitan area.
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Middletown
N.J
New Jersey
New York
Nixon urges U S focus on Latin American students workers
Vice President Nixon told a National Press Club luncheon that the United States must focus on Latin American students labor leaders and press representatives as the future leaders of their nations. He urged closer personal contacts to counter Soviet influence and defended U S actions amid anti American protests in Caracas and Lima.
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Washington
Nixon
United States
Latin America
National Press Club
Distributor For Appliance Firm At City Store
E. T. Christman, a Norge Co. distributor, tours La Crosse to demonstrate new Norge home appliances. He highlights automatic washer with dialed heat dryer, swivel shelves, movable crisper in refrigerators, and a display of gas and electric ranges at Furniture Distributors, the firm’s La Crosse headquarters.
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E. T. Christman
Norge Co
la Crosse
Furniture Distributors
Christman
Norge
Necklace theft shocks Shelby woman
A Shelby woman reported to the sheriff that a $100 jade bead necklace with two carved ivory elephant heads linked by silver was stolen from her home. She said she had been in Chicago last week and returned Monday to a kicked in front door panel, with further damage Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Shelby
Sheriff's Office
Alice Overson
Bluff
Chicago
Motion Day Set in Circuit Court with Civil Matters
Judge Lincoln Neprud will handle seven civil matters including three divorce hearings at 9 30 a m Friday. Clerk Carl Schnick said no criminal cases are scheduled on the motion day calendar.
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Lincoln Neprud
Carl F. Schnick
World Briefs Roundup Reports Names, Fines and Pranks
Detroit man seeks legal name change from Algis Leonas Andolis to Al girdas Leonas Ancevieius. New Brunswick woman Barbara Mistuhn faces 30 days or $30 for speeding, then distracts clerk with her daughters. Cincinnati touts new insect repellent “metaldehyde” as best yet. Dayton radar trap distracts with sign “Speed Trap Ahead.” Sacramento escapee Albert Berry’s identity confirmed by shorts stamp. Van Nuys man jailed for three years for giving puppy alcohol. Los Angeles marks 97th birthday with a jaywalking ticket after 96 years of clean record.
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New Brunswick
N. J.P
Barbara Mistuhn
Princeton
Los Angeles
Frank H. Peyton
Peyton
Hoodlums Raging Through Panama City
Gangs armed with clubs rocks and bottles battled National Guard troops in downtown Panama City as students struck protests over school conditions. Buses remained idle and private vehicles avoided the area amid widespread violence and destruction.
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Panama
National
Galesville's Oldest Citizen Anna Grinde Dies at 94
Mrs. Anna Grinde, 94, longtime Galesville resident and widow of former Assemblyman Lars L. Grinde, died Wednesday at her home. Born in Norway in 1864, she came to the U S in 1881 and lived in Trempealeau County the rest of her life. Survived by a son, two stepdaughters, one sister, 12 grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren, funeral set for Saturday at Zion Lutheran Church with burial beside the church cemetery.
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Galesville
Wis
Anna Grinde
Grinde
Lars L. Grinde
Anna Erickson
Seattle Wash
Julia Tormoen
San Diego
Calif
Zion Lutheran Church
Norman Benson
North
Beaver Creek
Smith Mortuary
Go Easy Summertime Athletes Advised
ST. LOUIS Dr. Simon Dack editor of the American Journal of Cardiology warns that average Americans should ease into summer sports. He notes sedentary winters followed by sudden vigorous activity and urges gradual training like professionals.
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ST. Louis
Simon Dack
New York City
American Journal of Cardiology
American College of Cardiology
Missing Boy Needs Medicine To Live
A six year old boy in Los Angeles is missing and facing death from heart disease without his daily digitalis dose. Maurice Bolduc reports the child can live only a few days without the medicine, which has historically been hidden in his candy.
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Los Angeles
Maurice Bolduc
Winona Livestock Quotations Report
Market update from Swift & Company with morning quotes for hogs cattle and calves. Prices show steady hogs and cattle groups with range figures for various weights and grades from Winona and Chicago exchanges, plus regional notes and contacts.
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Winona
Swift & Company
KWNO
Bologna
South ST. Paul
Minn
USDA
McClellan Says A&P Connived With Union
Sen. John L. McClellan charged the A and P reaped millions by conniving with Butchers Union leaders in a 1952 labor deal that forced 10 000 New York area clerks into the union and a 45 hour week. He said evidence shows violations of the National Labor Relations Act and deprived workers of their chosen representation.
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Washington
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
A&p
Butchers
Senate
New York
McClellan
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
Price received by Wisconsin farmers falls for milk in May
Wisconsin crops report shows milks price at about 3.20 a hundredweight for April and May, down from March and April 1957 due to new federal dairy support cuts. March milk output hit a state record at 1.594 billion pounds, while butter and cheese production rose year over year. Daily newspaper circulation reaches a record 58 million in U S, 62 million with Canada.
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Madison
Federal- State Crop Reporting Service
Wisconsin
Meany urges government access to union and business records
AFL-CIO President George Meany told Congress the government should have power to examine financial records of both employers and unions. He proposed 16 reforms to curb corruption, including public disclosure of union funds and federal review of all records, while urging caution on Taft Hartley changes.
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Washington
Organized Labor
Congress
Afl-Cio
George Meany
We & 8
Meany
Senate Labor
Truman Says U S Prestige Damaged By Nixon Attacks
CHICAGO Harry S Truman told newsmen the attacks on Vice President Nixon in South America damaged U S prestige and he predicted Democrats would win the 1958 and 1960 elections if conditions don t change He said there is no favorite for the party s presidential nomination but there is plenty of timber He urged courtesy toward Nixon and noted Marines were dispatched to the Caribbean as a campaign topic He discussed health noting doctors want to protect his aging machine.
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Chicago
Harry S. Truman
Nixon
South America
United States
Truman
Sheraton-Blackstone
Latin America
Caribbean
Deaths George W. Rice 81 Died at Son's Home
George W. Rice 81 died Thursday morning at his son Robert G. Rice’s home in Indianapolis. Born December 14, 1877 near Boscobel Wisconsin he is survived by two brothers Dr. W. E. Rice and Dr. Ora Rice of Delaware Wisconsin seven grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral 1 p.m. Saturday Sletten McKee Funeral Home with Rev Virgil Brown officiating. Burial in Boscobel Cemetery. Friends may call Friday 7 to 9 p.m.
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Robert G. Rice
Adams St
Boscobel
Wis
W. E. Rice
Ora Rice
Delavan
Sletten- McKee
Virgil Brown
Boscobel, Wis
Boscobel Cemetery
Ullsvik Named President of Platteville State College
Bjarne R. Ullsvik, 46, administrator to the Illinois State Normal University president, was named president of Platteville State College by the Board of Regents of State Colleges to succeed C. O. Newtun. A Madison native and UW graduate, he has taught in Sheboygan Madison and Eau Claire and has served at Normal since 1945.
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Bjarne R. Ullsvik
Illinois State Normal University At Normal
State College At
Illinois School
Illinois Education Assn
Illinois Joint Council of Higher Education
Platteville State College
Starkweather Bets He Will Face Electric Chair
Charles Starkweather, on trial for murder, listens to final arguments in Lincoln Nebraska. He wagers with psychiatrist Dr John Steinman that he will be sent to the electric chair, offering a cigarette bet as testimony ends.
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Lincoln
Neb
Charles Starkweather
Starkweather
John Steinman
Regents appeal court ruling on Ball ouster
The Wisconsin Board of Regents voted unanimously to appeal a Dane County Circuit Court decision that found the firing of Superior State College professor George Ball illegal. Ball, tenured after seven years, was told to seek employment elsewhere.
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Regents Appeal Court
Madison
Board of Regents of State Colleges
Superior State College
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Richard Bardwell
Dane County
George Ball
Bardwell
Dr. Ball
Lewis Magnuson
Oshkosh
Ball
Jim Dan Hill
Superior Institution
Hill
Superior
Iowa State College
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Eisenhower Named Father Of The Year In New York
Milton S Eisenhower president of Johns Hopkins University was named Father of the Year by the National Father s Day Committee. The award was presented at a Waldorf Astoria luncheon with President Truman sending a congratulatory letter. Other honorees included Victor Borge Walter Cronkite Peter Ustinov Sugar Ray Robinson and Eddie Fisher. Eisenhower has two children Milton Jr and Ruth.
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New York
Milton S. Eisenhower
United States
Milton Eisenhower
Johns Hopkins University
Milton
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Victor Borge
Walter Cronkite
Peter Ustinov
Martin Mayer
Sugar Ray Robinson
Eddie Fisher
Eisenhower
Milton S. Jr
Kansas State College
Pennsylvania State University
Ruth
Swarthmore College
32nd Division Staff Plans Encampment at Camp McCoy
Madison report says the 32nd National Guard Division with over 12 000 members will hold a two week encampment at Camp McCoy starting June 14. The staff will meet in Milwaukee Saturday to finalize plans for the 1958 summer camp, according to information officer Robert Taylor.
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Madison
32Nd National Guard
Milwaukee
Robert Taylor
Camp McCoy
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Northern Ry
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