Jordan King Hussein Returns From Surprising Saudi Visit
Amman reports King Hussein flies to Riyadh for talks with King Saud after a sudden trip aimed at smoothing rifts over Egypt and Syria. He earlier rejected a Soviet relations proposal, lifted curfew for eight hours, and pressed to purge communists as regional tensions rise with the Eisenhower Doctrine under scrutiny.
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Amman
Hussein
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Saud
Egypt
Syria
Riyadh
Soviet Union
Faisal
Iraq
Ibrahim Hashim
Moscow
Communist Party
Pravda
U.S
U.S. 6Th Fleet
Mediterranean
Mideast
Jerusalem
Golda Meir
Edward B. Lawson
Israel
Wiley Fights Wisconsin GOP Over Eisenhower Republicanism
Senator Wiley criticizes the Wisconsin Republican Party for not adequately representing the Eisenhower brand. He faults state officers for selecting speakers and programs not aligned with President Eisenhower’s positions and broad voter sentiment. The dispute follows a convention controversy and a plan to add a second speaker to the June 8 gathering.
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Washington
Sen
Wiley
Wisconsin
Eisenhower
Phillip G. Kuehn
GOP
Glenn R. Davis
Kuehn
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Air Horns Tested as Sire n Substitution in Monroe
Preliminary tests by Monroe firefighters seek a siren substitute using air horns. Assistant chief Louis Blanc says the portable compressor proved insufficient. A horn maker will conduct further tests tomorrow with morning and evening runs. The old siren will remain in use for fires.
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Louis Blanc
Blanc
Monroe
Blane
Argyle Woman Miss Saalsaa To Appear On National Show
Argyle area residents will view Miss Suzanne Saalsaa on Name that Tune tomorrow night. Her parents plan to buy a TV at their hardware store to watch the program, which airs at 6 30 p m on channels 3 and 13.
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Argyle Area
Argyle
Suzanne Saalsaa
Miss Saalsaa
A. N. Saalsaa
Madison
New York City
G. Fred Galli
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers’ Association
Joe
Saalsan
Increased Enforcement On Double Parking
Police chief J. H. Schwaiger announced immediate stricter enforcement of the city double parking ordinance. A police safety advisory committee endorsed the move citing congested traffic, with future violators receiving a $1 forfeiture within 24 hours and nonpayment triggering a court appearance.
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J. H. Schwaiger
Police and Safety Advisory Committee
Schwaiger
Wisconsin Industry Gains Lag National Average 1951 54
Madison Wisconsin special report shows Wisconsin industrial growth roughly matched the U S since 1900 but trailed the national rate in 1951 54 The UW study led by W Donald Knight highlights labor and tax factors as key locational considerations and recommends tax reform stronger development groups and fact gathering for site decisions
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Madison
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Business
University of Wisconsin School of Commerce
W. Donald Knight
Bureau of Business Research and Service
U. S
Industrial Commission
Wealthy recluse Mary Weiss found dead in Milwaukee
Miss Mary E. Weiss aged 66 was found dead in her room on Sunday in Milwaukee Police recovered cash stock certificates and bank books indicating holdings well above fifty thousand dollars authorities indicated the estate may be sizable and under investigation to determine the circumstances of death
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Milwaukee
Mary E. Weiss
West Germany Rejects Soviet Atomic Warning
The Soviet Union warned that using West Germany for Western atomic bases could invite nuclear retaliation. Chancellor Adenauer's Christian Democrats denounced the note as interference in internal politics. Socialists seized on it in campaign rhetoric urging a firmer stance on armament ahead of September elections.
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West Germany
BOM
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Christian Democratic Party
Soviet Union
Bonn Republic
Wilhelm Mellies
Bielefeld
State Surplus Gone Thomson Tells Parley In Speech on Budget
Gov. Vernon Thomson told the Wisconsin Council of County and Municipal Employes that the 15 year era of running the state on tax revenues ended in 1956 as a surplus was exhausted. The association opposed a sales tax and endorsed AFL CIO ethics. Thomson criticized GOP leader Kuehn for pushing a sales tax, saying it will not be part of his administration’s revenue plan.
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Thomson
Parley
Wisconsin Rapids
Vernon Thomson
Wisconsin Council of
Wisconsin
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Cio-Afl
Herbert Emerson
Horeb
Association
Harold Sprester
la Crosse
Philip G. Kuehn
Milwaukee
Republican Party
Berlin
Kuehn
Rural Students Study Wildlife Across County Schools
About 230 upper grade students from twenty rural and state graded schools attended a full day wildlife conservation program in the county. The group met at the Courthouse, saw a live display at the fairgrounds, and will repeat the sessions over the next three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence R. Benkett
Harold A. Pederson
Lewis Meyers
Darlington
Four Americans Die In Navy Plane Crash In Japan
Four U.S. service members were killed when a twin engine Navy plane struck a 4,200 foot mountain 80 miles southwest of Tokyo and burned on Saturday. Helicopter crews retrieved the bodies.
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Yokosuka
Japan
Tokyo
Storms lash South Texas causing floods and deaths
Severe storms pounded south Texas for the 11th day, with up to six inches of rain in the Rio Grande Valley. Rivers rose threatening Houston area as floods closed roads and bridges, drowning at least 11 people since April 18. Local bodies warned of rising Colorado and Guadalupe crests while storms dropped hail and caused widespread damage.
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Dallas
South
Texas
Rio Grande Valley
Trinity River
Houston
Liberty
Tex
Brazos
Rio Grande
Nuevo Laredo
Laredo
Colorado
Wharton
Bay City
Gonzales
Cuero
Meyersville
Guadalupe
David Jones
White Rock Creek
Burris Lee Goodwin
Trinity
Seymour
Ropesville
Lake Diversion
Wichita Falls
Clarendon
U. S. 287
Stocks Rise Steels Edge Higher in Quiet Trading
NEW YORK Steels advanced in fairly brisk trading as the market made a quiet rise early this afternoon. Pivotal issues gained fractions to about a point, with a sprinkling of losers. Oils also rose as weekend Mid East news reassured investors.
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New York
Mid - East
Greek British Parley Aims Cyprus Plan Revision
Greek Foreign Minister Evangelos Averoff is likely to meet in Bonn with British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd this week to pursue a possible Cyprus dispute settlement. The talks are expected to seek clarifications and potential steps toward a joint plan.
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Cyprus
Bonn
Germany
Evangelos Averoff
Selwyn Lloyd
Leaders Claim Voters Support Economy Effort
Senate leaders from both parties said voters back economy moves and cuts to Eisenhower's 71.8 billion budget after 10 days at home. Johnson and Knowland reported strong public demand for fiscal restraint, influencing upcoming hearings on the State Department fund.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Sen
Knowland
California
Florida
State Department
House
Congress
Foreign Service
Georgia
Dulles
Senate Appropriations Committee
White House
James C. Hagerty
United States
United States Information Agency
Children’s Playhouse Destroyed by Flames
A fire of undetermined origin early Saturday evening destroyed a children’s playhouse at the rear of the Ben E Kubly residence at 611 Highway 81 north. Fire Chief Josef J Benkert said the department answered at 6 10 p m and prevented spread to nearby power lines.
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Ben E. Kubly
Highway 81 North
Josef J. Benkert
Kindergarten Pupils to Register in City Tomorrow and Wednesday
Miss June Grammes city school nurse announces kindergarten registration days for fall entry. Registration times at Lincoln and East schools are 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. tomorrow and at North and South schools 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. Wednesday. Children must be five before Dec 1 and birth certificates should be brought.
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June Grammes
Lincoln
East
North and South
Grammes
Robert V. Chinnock
Glenn C. Langston
Marion Auestad
North
Janet Morgan
South
Seven Die In Wisconsin Weekend Traffic Toll Rise
Seven people died in Wisconsin auto crashes over the weekend, lifting 1957 traffic fatalities to 230. Victims include Montford Georgia 9 Green Bay. Nei Broeren 19 Thorp. Shirley Snyder 31 Omro. Carmen Vollmer 17 Hilbert. and others Frederick Schmidt 17 West Bend Judy Wessell 17 Lemke's Corners Robert Papke 39 Sturgeon Bay.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Montford
Georgia
Green Bay
Clark County
Thorp
Nei Broeren
Shirley Snyder
Omro
Lee
Oshkosh
Carmen Vollmer
Hilbert
Chilton
Calumet County
Frederick Schmidt
Rt. 1
West Bend
Judy Wessell
Lemke
Youth Rescued From Area Cliff Near New Glarus
A 14 year old New Glarus boy waited two hours on a limestone ledge after a rock slide trapped him on a 155 foot cliff two miles north of the village. Sheriff Humbel and deputies arrived with ropes and rescued him at about 6 30 p m. His companion Boyd Campbell helped to descend and was unharmed.
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Paul Yaeger
Boyd Campbell
New Glarus
Sheriff Department
Paul
Sheriff’s Department
A. Charles Howe
Walter Yaeger
Yaeger
Samuel F. Humbel
Boyd
Illinois
Madison
Donald Ferris
Monticello
Ferris
Humbel
Raymond LaValley
Howe
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Sheriff’s Office
Campbell
Walter Wagner
Honduras says it will drive out 50 Nicaraguan invaders
Tegucigalpa reports peaceful talks failed and Honduras prepares to push back about 50 Nicaraguan fighters it claims as its territory. Observers say the small force is retreating.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
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Wiley Critical of
Ike
By Richard P. Powers
Economic Report
Zealan Congress
U.S. Highway 75
By Jack Bell
City
Nicaragua
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