Internal Stress Sways Soviet Yugoslav Parley
An AP analysis notes Belgrade talks reflect wider internal strains in both states. It cites Tito’s cautious stance amid Soviet shifts after Stalin, the rise of Mikoyan and Zhukov, and fears of Cominformist influence inside Tito's party. The piece warns the delicate balance risks affecting regional neutrality and Yugoslav security.
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Belgrade
Nikolai Bulganin
Tito
Yugoslavia
Judas Iscariot
Stalin
Bulganin
N. S. Khrushchev
A. I. Mi
Soviet Union
Moscow
Lenin
Austria
Sweden
Mediterranean
Deni
U.S.S.R
V. M. Molotov
Communist Party
Mikoyan
Molotov
Georgi Zhukov
Zhukov
Marshal Tito
Demo Leaders Drive For Adjournment About July 15
Democratic leaders push for a July 15 adjournment to end Congress. The move risks leaving parts of President Eisenhower's program unfinished. Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson avoided a firm date while pressing passage of all regular money bills by June 30 fiscal year end.
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Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Veterans Affairs Advice Page on Education and Benefits
Letters from readers ask about VA approved colleges for architecture, GI loan down payments and cash closing costs, overseas service length, military allotments for dependents, Korean veteran college allowances, and ankle injury compensation. Maj. Nial provides guidance and emphasizes dealer responsibilities and medical evaluation for disability.
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Thomas M. Mal
R. F
Tomah
Wis
Veterans Administration
Thhe
Petersburg
Weiss Awards Road Contract in Wisconsin Nine Counties
Governor Kohler signed nine highway contracts totaling over 1.61 million dollars. The largest, worth 305,579 dollars, covers grading and concrete paving of 1.006 miles of State 175 in Winnebago County. Lee H. Parker of Appleton holds the contract. Other awards include La Crosse base course work for 2.894 miles of County M at 23,402 dollars.
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Madison
Gov. Kohler
Winnebago County
Lee H. Parker
Appleton
la Crosse
Clarence Weiss
Real Estate Ethics Code Discussed By La Crosse Board
Nolan Kenney of Wauwatosa spoke to the La Crosse Board of Realtors noting five ethics articles from the National Association of Realtors Code. He described ethics as fair dealings and the golden rule in daily business, urging agents to stay informed on laws and public policy affecting real estate, disclose listing interests, promote exclusive listings to avoid disputes, and advise owners on fair market prices. He stressed reporter responsibility and customer relations in adhering to the code.
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Realtors Code of Ethics
la Crosse
Kenney
La Crosse Real Estate Board Admits New Members
A local ethics committee will gather facts on any complaint about realtor conduct and take prompt action. Kenney’s past leadership inspired local realtors with experience in real estate and as a former Home Owners Loan Corp supervisor in the 1930s. William Gerrard joined as an active member and Clem Feldbruegge as an associate member.
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Kenney
Rocky Mountains and Andes Form Cordilleran Chain Segments
The Rocky Mountains are part of the Cordilleran chain extending from Cape Horn to the Arctic Circle. The Andes form the South American portion of the chain.
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Rocky Mountains
Cape Horn
Ave
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W. H. Sebrell Jr
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United Press Telephoto
Indianapolis
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N.Y
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Main Street
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Playtex
Koolfas
Barron's
P.aasa Print
International Loter Corporation
Cordilleran Chain
Bunny
Credit Bureau OF LA Crosse, Inc
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