Ike To Address Nation On Leaving Hospital
President Eisenhower will depart Denver for Washington at 9 a.m. MST after a brief nationwide radio television talk from Lowry Field. He will fly on Columbine II and be unavailable for medical bulletins after checkout from Fitzsimons Army Hospital. He is expected to speak briefly at the MATS terminal in Washington between 2 30 and 3 30 p.m. CST. Doctors note he again walked up ten steps three times this morning and plans to repeat later. He may express thanks for well wishes and prayers as he leaves the hospital and returns home. The big question is his 1956 plans. Doctors say a decision will come only after January or February based on his heart condition and potential strain. Snyder says no decision yet on running again.
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Eisenhower
Washington
Lowry Air Field
Denver White House
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
MATS
Fitzsimons Hospital
Lowry Air Force Base
White
White House
Snyder
Molotov Rejects Free Elections For Germany
Soviet Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov rejected Western proposals for German unification via free elections. Speaking at the Big Four foreign ministers conference in Geneva after Moscow talks, he showed no sign of softening Soviet policy on Germany.
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V. M. Molotov
East
West Germany
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Kremlin
Bulganin
Fencing Gravel Pit Ordinance Backed by Council
The Common Council considers an ordinance to fence gravel pits and the Black River to protect children. The proposal requires four foot wire mesh fences around pits as five speakers backing safety urged action. Final decision set for Thursday in regular session.
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Black River
Wiskerden
Robert Skemp
Douglas
Earl Wiskerden
Board Plans Logan Junior High Study Meeting
La Crosse City District Board of Education set a tentative special meeting for Monday November 21 to study proposed Logan Junior High School plans by Schubert Sorensen and Associates. The discussion aims to size and cost for mounting enrolment growth.
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la Crosse City
City to discuss lowering electric rates with PSC
Madison officials will meet Wisconsin Public Service Commission at 2 p.m. Tuesday to seek steps to reduce local electrical rates. Mayor Knutson insists the session be informal and legally informed, with aldermen, finance director, engineer, and attorney invited to attend. The move follows a council vote approving talks and a push begun to hire consultants to compare rates with Madison and Manitowoc.
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Milo G. Knutson
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James R. Durfee
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Durfee
Purchase
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Public Service Commission
Hubert Schleiter
Wisconsin Rapids
Manitowoc
Kentucky Governor Contest Tops Off-Year Balloting
The Associated Press notes Kentucky and Philadelphia governorship and mayoral races drawing most attention in off-year elections. Ohio votes on a supplemental layoff pay plan tied to auto industry pacts. Michigan holds a Detroit district primary for a December special election.
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Ohio
Ford
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Routo
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Detroit
John D., Dingell
Virginia
New Jersey
Mississippi
J. P. Coleman
Ken
Chandler
Vic
Tory
Denney
Communism Gambles in Middle East Exposed by Soviet Tactics
The piece argues Moscow seeks a Western stigma of colonialism to gain a bridgehead in Arab and Moslem nations. It cites Afghanistan Pakistan Syria Saudi Arabia Yemen and Lebanon as flashpoints and notes Cominform effort across North Africa to inflame tensions.
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Middle East
William L. Ryan
Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
Arab East
Indonesia
Geneva
Afghanistan
Egypt
Pakistan
Syria
Saudi Arabia
la Vast
Asia
Africa
French
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Cairo
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Beirut
Red
Milwaukees Gerrymander Bill Stirs Wisconsin Politics
Mrs. Marguerite Benson visited Madison to urge Governor Kohler to veto a Milwaukee County redistricting bill. The governor praised her as charming and withheld comment on the bill while facing a six day deadline to decide. Capitol opinion favors approval amid Republican support and Democratic opposition.
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Madison
Wis
Milwaukee County
Marguerite Benson
Democratic Party
Walter J. Kohler
Milwaukee
Republican Party
Weather outlook for La Crosse area tonight and Wednesday
Considerable cloudiness tonight and Wednesday. A little colder tonight. Warmer Wednesday. Low tonight 22. High Wednesday 44.
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la Crosse
Car Crash Involving Unlicensed Drivers Stuns Superior
Mrs. Geraldine Perry testified that after she parked outside a business, a car without a driver’s license rolled away across the street and struck a tree. Her one and two year olds had shifted the gears while she was away, but the children escaped injury despite the damaged left front. Police have a case but cannot prosecute.
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Geraldine Perry
Burlington Rail Spur Sale Sought for City College Plan
The Burlington railroad may sell its 18th Street spur from State Street to the La Crosse River marshes for 15900 to support sewer projects and a college expansion. The deal splits values 9700 city and 6200 college with cash trade or benefits. Key actions involve the City Council, Public Service Commission, and Regents Board.
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Lee Swett
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