County Officers Endorse La Fave Plan For Local Patrol Funding
Wisconsin county traffic officers press opposition to Gov. Kohler's state patrol plan while backing Assemblyman La Fave's substitute. The proposal would fund county patrols with 1.8 million dollars yearly, boost passenger car registrations by one dollar, and raise truck fees. farmer-owned trucks exempt. Flaherty and Kelzenberger say their members support the La Fave measure as a path to expanded local enforcement.
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Madison
Wisconsin County Traffic Officers’ Association
Kohier
Senate
Kohler
Association
Leo Flaherty
Fond du Lac
la Fave
Oconto
Flaherty
Ed Kelzenberger
Dane
County Officers’ Association
Chinese General Freed in Embezzlement Case
Mexico City reports the release of a Chinese Nationalist general accused by Chiang Kai shek’s government of embezzling more than six million dollars. Officials say the case involves financial misappropriation during his service. No further details were provided about charges or conditions of release.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Chiang Kaishek
Exiled Gen Pang Mow Freed in Mexico After Extradition Ruling
The Foreign Office released Gen Pang Tsu Mow from prison, ruling he is a political refugee not subject to extradition. He faces a separate charge of entering Mexico illegally with a maximum two year sentence. A U S court had awarded the Chinese Nationalist government over six million dollars in a related case.
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Formosa
Washington
Foreign Office
Pang Tsu Mow
Chiang
Mow
Mexico
U. S
Chiang Kai-shek
Nixon urges support for Eisenhower at Big Four talks
Vice President Nixon urged less sniping and full backing for President Eisenhower ahead of the Big Four conference with Britain Russia and France. He warned against concessions and said strong U S leadership is essential while noting critics fear appeasement and questioned participation.
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Rochester
N.Y
Nixon
Eisenhower
United States
Britain
Russia
France
U.S
Asen
America
Sen
Knowland
California
Sen. Bridges
New Hampshire
Len McCarthy
R-Wis
Honor Two Policemen Receive Meritorious Service Award
Two Wauwatosa police officers Sgt Edward Maronek now retired and detective William Moore rushed and captured a young gunman after he wounded three people. The award cited their heroic action in the capture of William Hake last September who barricaded himself in his home. Re elected association officers were Wilbert Penn president Elmer Laursen vice president and Clarence Toeppler Louis Wrasse secretary and treasurer respectively.
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Oshkoshp
Wauwatosa
Wisconsin Policemen's Protective Association
Edward Maronek
William Moore
William Hake
Wilbert Penn
Wausau
Elmer Laursen
Eau Claire
Clarence Toeppler
Louis Wrasse
Nixon defending Eisenhower and Dulles on peace strategy
Nixon argues that the United States was fortunate to have two leaders, Eisenhower and Dulles, who are hard, trustworthy, and committed to a peace settlement with leaders who understand Communist honor while resisting appeasement and no settlement that would betray.
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Canada
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la Crosse
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