Eisenhower aims to rally GOP as critics pressure Far East policy
President Eisenhower plans a White House luncheon with Republican leaders to map campaign strategy against Democratic critics of Far East policy. A letter from Senator Green questioned defending Quemoy and Matsu, to which Eisenhower warned allies would be harmed by retreat. He then takes personal charge of a broad push to boost GOP prospects in Congress as he nears his 68th birthday. Spanish tops high school language study, followed by French and German.
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Eisenhower
Far East
White House
Theodore F. Green
D-Ri
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Green
Quemoy
Matsu
United States
Dulles
Congress
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Employers urged to hire the physically handicapped during NEPH Week
National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week runs October 5 through 11 amid proclamations by the president and governor. Raymond Fawcett of the Wisconsin State Employment Service says employers should match jobs to abilities, noting handicapped workers can be industrious and capable. Contact the La Crosse WSES at 203 5th Ave. S or use part time offices in Sparta Tomah Manston Black River Falls Whitehall Galesville Westby and Viroqua.
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Raymond Fawcett
la Crosse
Wisconsin State Employment Service
Fawcett
WSES
5Th Ave. S
Sparta
Tomah
Manston
Black River Falls
Whitehall
Galesville
Westby
Viroqua
Balloon Journey To Stratosphere Planned
Lt. Clifton McClure, 25, of Anderson South Carolina plans a balloon ascent to about 100000 feet for a day and night stay to study human survival near space. The mission is third in the Man High series following 1957 flights by Capt. J. Kittinger and Maj. David Simons.
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N.M
Clifton McClure
McClure
Anderson, S.C
Air Force
Space
Outer
Joe Kittinger
Air Force Missile Development Center
Wright
David Simons
Simons
West Texas
Oklahoma
Familiar Folks 4 Former US Postmaster General Farley
Puzzle style word list references multiple clues and answers including a poet, Ogden, a sacred image, and various definitions. The page features crossword style entries with numbered hints such as 35 Flights of steps 36 Watch and 37 Depend, along with 40 Father and 41 Make mistakes. It also mentions Queen Victoria's adviser Viscount and Chicago's White Down.
Army Recruit Office Reports 16 Enlistments in September
The Army Recruiting Station in La Crosse recorded 16 enlistees in the last ten days of September, bringing the month’s total to 36. Enlistees include xk Tollackson, Gareld Dayton Jr., Mogleskey, Harnisch Jr., Bopp, Held, O’Brien, Finch, Weeden, Strelow, Peterson, Strasser, Pinkley, Sawvell, Fjelsted, Blocks, and Fjelsted, among others. All recruits begin eight weeks of basic training at Fort Carson, Colorado.
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United States Army
Army
Federal
Isaac E. Tollackson
Harold R. Tollackson
Viroqua
Gareld G. Dayton Jr
Gareld G. Dayton
Sumner St
William R. Mogleskey
Kathryn M. Erickson
Liberty St
Robert H. Harnisch Jr
Robert H. Harnisch
Gould St
la Crosse
Arnold E. Bopp
Vern L. Bopp
Alma Center
Army Security Agency
Ft. Devens
Mass
Daniel P. Held
Howard W. Held
Army Ordnance
Dennis P. O’brien
Hugh F. O’brien
Jerry B. Finch
Ellsworth R. Finch
John P. Strasser
Denton St
Quartermaster Corps
James W. Pinkley
Phoebe J. Pinkley
Fountain City
Engineers
Loren W. Sawvell
Elmer D. Sawvell
Ferryville
Transportation Corps
Carold V. Fjelsted
Clifford M. Fjelsted
Frank J. Blocks
Arcadia
Signal Corps
Ft. Carson
Colo
National Guard
De Gaulle Returns to Paris After Broad Political Swing
Premier Charles de Gaulle resumed work in Paris after a 2 500 mile swing through Algeria Corsica Marseille and Lyon outlining policies of the Fifth Republic He pledged social and economic improvements for Algeria but rejected independence and signaled a hard working belt tightening program to restore France as a major power.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
Corsica
Marseille
Lyon
de Gaulle
France
Houston County Teachers Meet in Caledonia
About 125 teachers attended the Houston County Educational Association fall meeting in Caledonia. President Charles Fanning of La Crescent announced the program would include an art demonstration by Ross Wood from the Winona Public School art department.
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LA Crescent
Minn
Houston County Educational Assn
Caledonia
Charles Fanning
Ross Wood
Winona
Families Move To New Homes Yet Share Same Address
After 11 years at 232 Clark St in Buffalo, the Fulton and Elmore families relocate. Francis Elmore moves to Kendallville Indiana about 400 miles away, while David Fulton remains at 232 Clark St in Hamburg New York, continuing to share the street address though living apart.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Fultons
Elmores
Francis Elmore
Kendallville
Ind
David Fulton
Hamburg
Clark St
Confidence Grows As Auto Labor Peace Restores Economic Hope
AP analyzes that a prolonged auto labor peace boosts expected fourth quarter output across auto, steel, copper, lead, zinc, rubber, glass and textiles. Consumer debt and mortgage activity rise, retail sales stabilize, and a hopeful outlook for a record Christmas emerges despite inflation and deficits concerns.
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New York
Episcopal Convention Opens Nonsegregated in Miami
The Episcopal Church with 3 million members opened its 59th general convention in Miami Beach amid calls to face racial tensions and modern issues. Bishop Henry Knox Sherrill urged action, noting Negro delegates among about 16 000 attendees and promising non discrimination in accommodations. The gathering marks the first Southern convention in 33 years after Honolulu hosted a nonsegregated session when Houston facilities failed to meet church standards.
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Fla
Episcopal Church
South
Henry Knox Sherrill
Sherrill
World Council of Churches
Henry T. Louttit
South Florida
Houston
Tex
Honolulu
Fires and traffic violations reported in La Crosse area
A series of small fires started by cigarettes and a child with a lighter damaged minor property in La Crosse. Police reported incidents at Avon Street, 1100 block, and 1215 Caledonia Street, plus a Red Cloud Park fire. Separate notices list multiple traffic violations and fines for local residents and visitors including speeding and drunken driving.
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Cunningham St
Avon Street
Melvin Jacobson
Charles St
Red Cloud Park
Riviera Theater
Caledonia St
British Consul In Debut As Disc Jockey
St Louis AP report notes James Patrick Duffy British consul made radio debut as a nonpaid disc jockey. He will play music for three hours with commentary to spread goodwill for Britain and says no commercials will air.
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ST. Louis
James Parick Duffy
Radio Sunday
Duffy
Britain
Bombed Clinton High to Resume Classes in Alternative Venues
Principal W D Human said Clinton High School will hold classes Tuesday in the undamaged gym, the National Guard Armory, and church facilities while 850 white and 11 Negro pupils are bused to a vacant Oak Ridge school later in the week. Authorities investigate three deliberate blasts that damaged the 1927 brick building, leaving the gym, home economics area, band room, and library intact.
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W. D. Human
National Guard
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Clinton
Knoxville
Anderson County
Nashville
Frank Clement
Tennessee Bureau of Identification
FBI
Former McCoy Officer on Missing Plane
A former Camp McCoy post engineer Maj. Robert Bloom is aboard the missing Navy plane. He previously lived in Spar ta while stationed at the camp with his wife Mary Jane and two sons, Robert 12 and Steven 8, who were living in Formosa.
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Camp Mccoy
Wis
Robert Bloom
Sparta
Mary Jane
Robert
Steven
Formosa
Search For Nats Plane Called Off
AIR AND SEA search for the missing Formosa bound Catalina of Fishing Air lines was abandoned Sunday night. Seven Chinese and four Americans were aboard the aircraft, including an officer from Wisconsin, when it vanished last Thursday near Formosa.
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Taipei
Formosa
Wisconsin
Fishing Airlines
College of Hard Knocks for Your Children
Public service note warns college classrooms may overflow by 1967 as applications double. Low teacher salaries push gifted educators to other careers, threatening future college staffing. Published in cooperation with The Advertising Council and Newspaper Advertising Executives Association.
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The
Advertising Council
Newspaper Advertising Executives Association
Khrushchev Uses One Question Interview On Formosa Crisis
In a one question one answer Tass interview Khrushchev asserts the Soviet Union will help China only if attacked from outside by the United States. He frames the Formosa issue as an internal Chinese affair while signaling Moscow will not enter a civil war. Peiping may view the statement with mixed reaction as brinkmanship continues.
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Associated Press
Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Far East
Tass
Moscow
Formosa
Khrushchev
Soviet Foreign Ministry
Peiping
Eisenhower
Red China
Formosa Strait
Soviet Union
U.S.S.R
United States
Southern Colony Open House Sunday
Open house at Southern Colony and Training School in Union Grove Wisconsin is set for Sunday with tours every half hour from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. The ninth annual Colony Council Fair, run by the Milwaukee Area Chapter of the Wisconsin Council for Mentally Retarded Children, will feature donated items and crafts to raise funds for therapy equipment and patient recreation.
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Southern Colony and Training School
Union Grove
Wis
Colony Council
Milwaukee Area
Wisconsin Council For
Friends
The
Wisconsin Council
Southern Colony
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