Debate at United Nations on N-Ban and Test Suspensions
At the U N in New York India and the Soviet Union push for immediate nuclear test suspensions via Assembly resolutions. Britain and the United States offer a halt only by Oct 31 to allow Geneva talks on a controlled ban, with experts warning continued tests raise radiation and proliferation risks.
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N. Y
U. N. Assembly
India
Soviet Union
Assembly
Britain
United States
Geneva
U. S
Negroes Attend White Church Service in Memphis
In Memphis two unidentified Negroes attended a Sunday service at Evergreen Presbyterian Church. They were seated by ushers under a seating policy established three years earlier and left during the closing benediction as three members reportedly walked out. The pastor noted the ushers treated them courteously.
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Memphis
Evergreen Presbyterian Church
W. J. Millard
Weather Outlook Describes Tonight and Tomorrow
The forecast shows cooler tonight with cloudy skies and light winds. Temperatures slide into the upper 40s to near 50, while tomorrow brings a mix of sun and clouds and a high near 60.
Open government rights spread across states and nation
The editorial report highlights a nationwide push for open records and meetings since World War II. President Eisenhower signed a law Aug 12 narrowing secrecy, while states like Missouri, Virginia, California and others move to strengthen access. Editors organize across Maine New Hampshire West Virginia Nebraska Missouri Florida Nevada and South Dakota to pursue open government laws.
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Eisenhower
University of Missouri
Virginia
General Assembly
New Jersey
Judiciary Committee
California
Michigan
South Carolina
Kentucky
Maine
New Hampshire
West Virginia
Nebraska
Missouri
Texas
Florida
Nevada
South Dakota
Rummage Sale At Y W C A On October 10
Locals advertise a rummage sale hosted by the Y W C A at 514 State Street. Location offers clothing and furniture with satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Sale runs Friday October 10 from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
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Universal Photo Service
State Street
Y.W.C.A
Market Report from South St. Paul Livestock
Swift & Company quotes featured hogs cattle calves and hog futures with 8 to 11 am and noon updates. Prices show hogs up to 18.75 per cwt in various weight ranges while cattle and calves hold steady to higher in a mixed Midwest market.
Chicago Livestock and Potatoes Prices and Receipts
Chicago market report shows hogs 195-235 lb at 19.75 to 20.25 with mixed lots up to 20.35 and sows 18.50-19.25. cattle 19,000 with steers 24.75-29.00 and cows 15.50-19.00. potatoes arrivals 259 cars with Idaho russets 3.15-3.25 and red River Valley Pontiacs 1.85-2.15. live poultry receipts 120,000 lbs with no prices reported.
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Swift & Company
Barrows
Gills
Bologna
South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Chicago
Chicago Potatoes
Chicago (P
U.S
Idaho Russets
Idaho Bakers
Wisconsin
Study Ways To Improve Safety At Nike Bases
A Pentagon appointed five member committee will study safety at Nike sites and Army air defense installations. Led by Clifford F. Hood the panel will recommend safety features for warheads, operating procedures and missile transport following the Middletown explosions that killed ten and injured three.
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Washington
United States
Army Brucker
Clifford F. Hood
U. S. Steel Corp
Brucker
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Senate
Middletown
N. J
Army
Proxmire Plan Draws Fire In Wisconsin Campaign
Republican candidate Roland Steinle charged William Proxmire’s Senate program would push the state to the poor house during a Milwaukee rally. Democratic Rep. Henry Reuss criticized Secretary Dulles’ foreign policy at La Crosse, calling for responsible internationalism amid warnings of war. Proxmire touted a 250 million dollar capital loan fund for small business in Madison. Gaylord Nelson accused the Republican Wisconsin administration of weakening food safety laws and inspectors.
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Associated Press
Roland J. Steinle
William Proxmire
Congress
Steinle
Milwaukee
Harry S. Truman
Wisconsin
Henry S. Reuss
D-Wis
Democratic Party
la Crosse
John Foster Dulles
Reuss
Dulles
United States
Norman Clapp
Proxmire
Senate
Food Standards Advisory Committee
Series McDougald Kubek Highlight in Tight Exchange
McDougald and Kubek each contributed as Logan pitched for no runs on one hit with one left on base, Turley, and a single by Kubek marking the only hit.
Braves and Yankees Trade Six-Run Rally in Stinging Nine-Inning Bid
Bruton led off with a single and made a spectacular catch to double up Bruton. Mathews and Aaron produced hits as the Braves strand no runs in the frame. Bauer and Mantle spark a five-run Yankee reply with singles and a Berra double. Pizarro relieved Burdette as Skowron and Turley drive in runs. Six runs, six hits, no errors, one inning.
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Braves
Bruton
Howard
Schoendienst
Mathews
Aaron
Braves and Yankees Play By Play Brief No Runs
Covington fanned Torre grounded out Crandall walked Logan flied to Bauer. No runs, no hits, no errors. Pizarro faced Richardson Mantle walked Berra out Mantle stole second Howard struck out on third.
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Covington
Torre
Skowron
Crandall
Logan
Bauer
Yankees
Pizarro
Richardson
Mantle
Berra
Howard
Braves Yankees scoreless inning summary
Hanebrink batted for Pizarro and fouled to Berra. Bru ton singled. Schoendienst out. Richardson threw out Mathews. Willey then pitched for the Braves. Skowron and McDougald struck out. Kubek flied to Covington. No runs no hits no errors.
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Braves
Hanebrink
Pizarro
Berra
Bruton
Schoendienst
Kubek
Richardson
Mathews
Yankees
Willey
Skowron
McDougald
Covington
Braves Batter Pauses and Runners Advance in Inning
Aaron struck out, Covington singled and Wise advanced on a run for Covington. Torre popped to McDougald. Crandall forced Wise, Kubek to McDougald.
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Braves
Aaron
Covington
Wise
Torre
McDougald
Crandall
Kubek
Bloomer Man Dies Of Gunshot Wounds During Hunt
Vernon A. Peterson age 40 of Bloomer died from gunshot wounds Saturday while hunting with his 10 year old son Jan. Mrs. Peterson waited in a nearby automobile with two other children when she heard Jan scream. Barron County coroner Dr. Dean Howard said Jan was incoherent and could not explain the incident.
AEC Tests Safety Drill From Balloon At Yucca Flat
Due to a shortage of holes, the Atomic Energy Commission conducted an airborne safety test from a balloon tethered 400 feet over Yucca Flat at 6:10 am Sunday. About two hours later a second test was carried out from a shaft bottom. Fallout from both tests was negligible, the AEC said.
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Atomic Test Site
Nov.p
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Yucca Flat
Soviet Envoy Protests CBS Stalin Death Drama
Soviet Ambassador Mikhail Menshikov formally protested to the U S State Department over CBS drama The Plot to Kill Stalin broadcast Sept 25 calling it a filthy slander against the Soviet Union The envoy voiced expectation that the United States take action to prevent anti Soviet acts and protect U S Soviet relations.
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Washington
Mikhail Menshikov
Stalin
Soviet Union
Menshikov
Robert D. Murphy
State Department
CBS
U.S
United States
Union Leader James G. Cross Indicted for Perjury
A federal grand jury indicted James G. Cross, president of the Bakery and Confectionery Workers International Union, for perjury. The charge stems from testimony before the Senate Labor Management Racketeering Committee on July 16, 1957. Cross lives in Bethesda Maryland.
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Washington
James G. Cross
Bakery and
Confectionery Workers International Union
Cross
Senate Labor Management
Afl-Cio
Bethesda
Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Weather Summary
Partly cloudy and cooler conditions vary by region with sun in central areas. North Wisconsin and Minnesota show mixed clouds with a few sprinkles possible far north. South regions remain warmer and mostly sunny while Iowa sees partly cloudy skies and a rise in temperatures this afternoon and tonight.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
River Readings Forecast Tailwater Changes Across Dams 2-10
Hastings Minnesota to Guttenberg Iowa forecast shows little change in tailwater stages due to wind over the next 24 hours. Sunrise is 6 09 a m and sunset 5 36 p m Tuesday. Heating degree days total 192 for the fiscal year with Sunday at 17.
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Hastings
Minn
Guttenberg
Iowa
Jackson Area Pioneer Dies At Age Of 92
Michael Gunderson 92 a longtime Taylor Cisco Black River Falls area resident died after a stroke at a local hospital Funeral services will be held at 2 pm Tuesday at the Evangelical Lutheran Church with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery He was born February 10 1886 in Pete Coulee and married Hannah Kampen in 1905 He lived in Cisco farms then retired in 1954 and moved to Black River Falls Survived by his wife five daughters one son 21 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren
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Black River Falls
Wis
Michael Gunderson
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Raymond Huss
Conrad Arberg
Woodlawn
Taylor
Langlois Galston
Pete Coulee
Ole Gunderson
Hannah Kampen
Cisco
Gunderson
Wisconsin
Gullickson’s Glen
Winneshiek
Winnebagoes
Tom Thunder
Glen
Gullickson
Glen Park
Chris Kenny
Milwaukee
Agnes Hortum
Onalaska
Swen Johnson
Blair
Eugene Moe
Louis Hostranser
St. Paul
Osborne
Pat) Gunderson
U S NAYS Urea Blockade of Quemoy in Question
Taipei officials doubt direct talks with the Chinese Communist regime will yield real agreement. Eisenhower and Dulles may also view such negotiations as undesirable. Observers say the aim is to wedge Taipei from Washington while the United States shows no intent to abandon Formosa. State Department experts note Peiping reiterates U S withdrawal from the Formosa area.
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Taipei
Eisenhower
Dulles
Washington
United States
Formosa
State Department
Peiping
Red China
Yeggs Net $2025 in Marshfield Thefts
Burglars blew open three safes at two Marshfield businesses over the weekend and fled with 2000 from Hub City Jobbing Co. and 25 from Central Cheese Co. office. The total loot amounted to 2025 dollars.
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Marshfield
Hub City
Fall Creek Sailor Aboard Seawolf Sub Submerged Sixty Days
Thomas E. Terry of Fall Creek Wisconsin a Navy electronics technician fire man was part of the crew aboard the atomic submarine Seawolf which spent sixty days beneath the surface. Terry's wife and parents reside in Fall Creek.
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Washington
Thomas E. Terry
Fall Creek
Wis
Navy
Terry
Handy for Everyone Classifieds in La Crosse
Classified ads are La Crosse's favorites for getting things done. Call 2-8040 for an ad writer.
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la Crosse
New Sinus Drain Tablet Dristan Debuts In Stores
A New York report announces Dristan Decongestant Tablets claim to drain sinus cavities quickly without discomfort. The tablet works internally via the bloodstream to shrink swollen sinus openings and relieve pressure, congestion, and headaches. The product is sold without a prescription at 98 cents for 24 tablets with a money back guarantee.
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New York
N. Y
Federal case locks in desegregation at Little Rock schools
U S attorneys urge permanent injunction to stop leasing high schools to a private segregated operator. Court fights stress federal rights enforcement and limit of state control as Little Rock plans private school run.
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U.S
Orval E. Faubus
Arkansas
Little Rock
Central High
Omaha
Little Rock Private School Corp
T. J. Raney
Little Rock Corporation
Raney
State of Arkansas
Sparta Girl Rescued From Angelo Pond
A 7 year old resident of the Wisconsin Child Center was saved from drowning after falling from a pier into Angelo Pond near Sparta. EB J Hubbard applied artificial respiration and, with Sheriff Johnson, revived the girl who recovered with hospital care. the mother Mrs. Lloyd Ash and her daughter were treated for shock.
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Sparta
Wis
Wisconsin
Angelo Pond
Donna Ash
Lloyd Ash
Colfax
EB. J
Mike) Hubbard
Chippewa Falls
Johnson
Hubbard
Approve Two Bridges On Menominee Reservation
The Interior Department awards a $35,438 contract for two 80 foot composite steel beam bridges on the Wolf River in Shawano County Wisconsin. Dey's Ready Mix Concrete Co. of Shawano is the low bidder for the project.
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Washington
Department of the Interior
Menominee Indian Reservation
Shawano County
Wis
Wolf River
West Branch
Dey
Ready Mix Concrete Co
Shawano
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