Nats Seen Pulling Out Troops From Quemoy
Taipei sources say Nationalists may redeploy up to half of the 100000 to 120000 offshore troops to Formosa. The plan centers on replacing manpower with more powerful weapons to ease mainland invasion risk while seeking a permanent Formosa cease fire. Neil McElroy says modernization may prompt offshore garrison reductions after talks with Chiang Kai-shek.
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Taipei
Formosa
Quemoy
U.S
Manila
Neil McElroy
Industrial Growth Advisers Named in Wisconsin
MADISON AP John Frederick of Madison chairs the Governor's Industrial Development Advisory Committee. A subcommittee will study legislation to promote industrial growth, including Assemblyman Everett V. Bidwell, State Sen. Peter P. Carr, former Sen. Foster B. Porter, Harvey G. Buchholz, Dr. W. D. Knight, Frederick, and John J. Benson, director of the Division of Industrial.
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Madison
John Frederick
Mon- Gay
Wisconsin
Everett V. Bidwell
Portage
Peter P. Carr
Janesville
Foster B. Porter
Bloomington
Harvey G. Buchholz
Milwaukee
W. D. Knight
Frederick
John J. Benson
Division of Industrial
Peoria Temple Bomb Damages Synagogue Windows
Rabbi Joseph L. Ginsberg of Anshai Emeth surveys a shattered window after a homemade bomb exploded early Oct. 14 at the Peoria Illinois synagogue. The blast damaged a basement door and windows as FBI agents and state police joined the investigation. A separate development note says 95 new plants or additions began construction in the past year.
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Joseph L. Ginsberg
Anshai Emeth
Peoria
Ill
FBI
Honeck Urges Midwest Gas Permit for Wisconsin
Atty. Gen. Stewart Honeck petitions the Federal Power Commission to authorize Midwest Gas Transmission Co to bring Canadian natural gas to 31 north central Wisconsin communities. The plan would place Wisconsin on a major gas pipeline and may affect the Michigan Wisconsin Pipeline Co. and its parent American Natural Gas Co amid an antitrust indictment against American Gas.
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Washington
Stewart Honeck
Wisconsin
Federal Power Commission Today
Midwest Gas Transmission Co
Canada
Midwest
Honeck
Michigan Wisconsin Pipeline Co
Michigan Wisconsin
Army nurse to serve as physical therapist at Brook Army Hospital
At Fort Sam Houston Texas Capt Dorothy L Kemske daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert G Kemske 1131 State St La Crosse Wis was assigned as a physical therapist at Brook Army Hospital Capt Kemske earned a degree from La Crosse State College and a degree from Stanford University in California.
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Fort Sam Houston, Tex
Dorothy L. Kemske
Herbert G. Kemske
State St
la Crosse
Wis
Brook Army Hospital
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
Kemske
la Crosse State College
Stanford (Calif.) University
Slow Soil Formation Timelines Highlight Topsoil Growth
Scientists note that soil accumulates at a crawl, taking roughly five to six centuries to gain a single inch of depth. This underscores the fragile pace of soil development and the need for conservation.
Saudi Arabia presses for larger oil profit share in new deal
In Rome and Chicago sources report Saudi Arabia negotiating a sweeping oil deal with Pan-American Petroleum tied to Standard Oil Indiana. The plan would end the 50-50 profit split, require Saudi participation from producer to consumer, and set a new pattern pressuring Middle East oil firms. If accepted, the terms go to government approval. Indiana Standard faces a tough choice with Aramco.
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Rome
Saudi Arabia
Board of
Standard Oil Co
Indiana
Middle East
Indiana Standard
Oi! Co
Frank C. Hendryx
Aramco
Pan- American Petroleum Corp
Pan-American
Iran
National Iranian Oil Co
Saudi
Kuwait
Chicago
Former BRF Pastor Serves New Church Dedication
Black River Falls residents note the dedication of a $158,000 church at Evansville served by Rev. Arvid Romstad, former pastor of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Black River Falls from 1933 to 1943.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Evansville
Arvid Romstad
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Jackson County Fall Court Opens Nov 3
Judge Bruce Beilfuss will open the fall term of Circuit Court in Black River Falls Wisconsin on Monday November 3. The jury is to be called for duty on Monday November 10.
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Jackson County
Black River Falls
Wis
Bruce Beilfuss
Neillsville
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Michigan
Wisconsin Pipeline
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American Natural Gas Co
American Gas
Army Hospital
BRF
New Church
Doan
Kelly
Wilton
Colin Grey
Square Yard
Kelly Furniture CO
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