Senator Flanders Seeks McCarthy Censure Sparks GOP Rift
The Vermont senator’s bid to censure Wisconsin senator McCarthy splits Republican ranks in the Senate. Critics warn the move questions Congress’s investigative power and could weaken support for the Eisenhower administration. The episode strains party unity and risks emboldening opponents.
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Vermont
Flanders
Wisconsin
McCarthy
Eisenhower
Hi Rights
Senate
Capehart
Indiana
Malone
Nevada
Congress
Executive Department
Ex-citizen Cort flees to Czechoslovakia amid asylum shifts
An ex Communist American scientist Dr Joseph Cort from Boston fled to Czechoslovakia aboard a Polish vessel while seeking asylum after avoiding US military service questions in England. The episode highlights Cold War refugee dynamics and echoes a Polish stowaway case noted by British police.
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Joseph Cort
Czechoslovakia
Cort
Boston
England
United States
Dr. Cort
Red Poland
London
School Bus Meeting Sept 1 at New Glarus
A three-county meeting for school bus drivers will be held in the New Glarus gymnasium Sept 1 at 7 p.m. Mrs Irene Powers says Green Dane and Laf ayette Counties are invited and the event is sponsored by the State Department of Public Instruction. Attendees include T R Sorenson and any school board members or parents with transportation problems. Applications for the 1964 55 school lunch programs must be filed by Friday with the Department of Public Instruction.
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New Glarus
Irene Powers
Green
Dane
Lafayette
State Department of Public Instruction
T. R. Sorenson
Two Die in Iron Mountain Car Crash
Two men were killed when their car left the road near Iron Mountain Michigan and struck several trees. The victims were William J. Turner 29 of Iron Mountain and Robert E. Signer of Flint.
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Iron Mountain
Mich
Here
William J. Turner
Robert E. Signer
Flint
World War II and Postwar Echoes Through Time
A compact retrospective notes August 2 1944 Allied leap toward New Guinea and Philippines, veteran leaders like MacArthur in reach. then mid-century milestones include 25 50 and 59 year anniversaries across Green and Rock counties with fairs, births deaths and local victories, plus a 1914 war scene and prewar events.
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Japan
Southwest Pacific
New Guinea
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
Philippines
Walter G. Schindler
Capt. Schindler
U. S
Manuel Quezon
Dapper
New York
Ruth Maurer
South Wayne
Door County
Fair Exhibit by Green County Police Assoc Plans Traffic Help
Sheriff Wilbur E Deininger announced a fair exhibit at the Centennial Green County Fair Grounds. The Green County Police Association will direct traffic and parking for the 100th anniversary edition with city and county officers handling enforcement. The exhibit, led by Deputy Roy Ties Brodhead, will show law enforcement methods and equipment including radar, alcometers, photo gear, driver evaluators and a gun collection.
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Wilbur E. Deininger
Fairgrounds
Norow
Deininger
Green County
Green County Police Association
Sheriff's Department
Uptown
Fai
Roy (Tinker
Brodhead
Trucks Inc
Robert Hahn
Charles Wilson
State Crime Laboratory
Madison
Alcometer
Advanced Transportation Co
Harold A. Pederson
Association
Eugene Davis Awarded $900 Ohio Scholarship
Eugene Davis son of Mr and Mrs Roy Monroe receives a $900 scholarship for advanced work at Ohio State University Columbus and an assistantship in the physical education department for the coming year He will receive his BS degree from LaCrosse State College on August 23.
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Roy Monroe
Ohio State University At
Columbus
LaCrosse State College
Beloit Athlete Saves Chicagoan From Lake Michigan
Beloit College athlete and city fireman pulled a tired dentist from Lake Michigan. 19 year old Joseph Muscari signaled lifeguard John Lynch and, with a fire squad member, swam to the spot but strong currents prevented towing ashore. They finally brought Dr Matthew Lanser to safety.
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Beloit
Rese
Park Band Plans Concert Tonight
Monroe Park band plans a Goodwill concert in South Wayne tonight at 8 on Main Street. Conductor Allan F Barnard says the aim is to thank three local South Wayne members for summer activities. Guest conductor Gerald Von Klein leads a program including Circus Review, Raiders, Hawaiian Overture, Darktown Strutter's Ball, Thombrero trombone trio, On Wisconsin, Silvery Moon and Stars and Stripes Forever.
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Monroe Park
South Wayne
Main Street
Allan F. Barnard
Monroe
Barnard
Gerald von Klein
South Wayne High School
Ronald Rockow
Dean Tuescher
the Raiders
Thombrero
Allan L. Barnard
Frederick Voegels
Jane Ruf
Wisconsin
Charles A. Booth
Ingrid Bergman Says She May Not Return to Hollywood
Ingrid Bergman, in Munich to make a film, doubts she will ever return to Hollywood. She told reporters at a reception with her husband Roberto Rossellini that Europe is her home and she plans to pursue European pictures, making the shift natural.
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Munich
Germany
Ingrid Bergman
Hollywood
Roberto Rossellini
Europe
New Manpower Plan Approved by Eisenhower Admin
A new universal military training and reserve system for all qualified young men received approval from the Eisenhower administration. John A. Hannah, assistant Secretary of Defense, said Congress must act before the next selective service law expires. The plan would abolish current Army and Air Force reserves and empower the National Guard as the national guard of the United States, with inductions for those who do not enlist.
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Eisenhower
Soviet Union
John A. Hannah
Defense
National Security Council
Congress
Hannah
Pentagon
Michigan State College
Army
Air Force Reserve
National Guard
Air Force
Five military pools proposed to sustain reserve service
The plan outlines automatic reinduction for youths failing to continue active reserve service. Hannah says the program would create five military manpower pools kept at a steady level for years. In other news, Brig. Gen. James S. Simmons (Ret) dies at 64, while Dr. Henry A. Rafsky, 64, noted stomach specialist, and Rev. Frank G. Beardsley, 83, a Congregational minister and author, pass away.
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Ing
Hannah
Taunton
Mass
Frank G. Beardsley
America
Ovid
Mich
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Congrens
Emery A. Odell
The
Associated Drops
Inland Teas Association
Augu’ Bureau
Daper
AP News
City of
Miscou
Editorial
Evening Times
Arnold Gudel
Fred Burkhalter
George Graf
Friedrichshafen
Betty Hartman
Spring Grove
Henry E. Divan
Cadiz
Petit Croix
Hade
Geran
Baltic
Chicago
Eliza Becket
Samuel Hasley
William Becket
West
Washington
11Th) Street
Barnum and Bailey Circus
Freeport
S. R. Moyer
Gus Norder
Dutch Hollow
J. D. Schindler
Olive
Chippewa Falls
Wilson Wright
Leon Griffith
St. Louis
Rock County
Police Association
Eugene Davis
Ohio
Ingrid
U.S
RCA Victor
Hoesly
Hoesly Gladiols Gardens
Gertrude and
Sam
22Nd Street
Associated Press
Hartford
Conn
James S. Simmons
U. S. Army
Atlantic Beach
N. Y
Henry A. Rafsky
Saturda
Greiner’s
Phillips & Smith
Green County Fair
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Twins
Wallhide
OU Cnerny
Toolot
16Th Avenue Hoss
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