India's Independent Policy Ranks Peace as Priority
Editor notes India, seven years independent, pursues nonaligned foreign policy under Nehru. India shares ties with United States and Russia, opposes Communism at home, while expanding self sufficiency in food and industry through the five-year plan. Rajan tours U S education exchange, visiting Monroe as part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. P. V. Raja
Mai
Madras
India
Evening Times
Rajan
Monroe
V. P. V. Rajan
Republic of India
Community of World Nations
United States
Korea
Indochina
Pundit Jawaharlal Nehru
Russia
Nehru
China
International Education Exchange
U. S. State Department
London
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Eisenhower attacks prophets of doom at Illinois State Fair
President Eisenhower, at a Republican Day speech in Springfield, declares the country tired of doom prophets and urges voting to keep Republicans in Congress. He cites Lincoln and the “fence” metaphor to criticize Democrats. He also meets Gov. Stratton and Senate hopeful Meek before addressing the World Council of Churches assembly at Northwestern University in Evanston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Congress
Eisenhower
William G. Stratton
Joseph T. Meek
Senate
Meek
Paul Douglas
Abraham ‘Lincoln
Republican Party
Lincoln
Washington
General Assembly of the World Council of Churches
Northwestern University
Evanston
U S Says China Holds 15 Airmen
The United States charges China with detaining 15 American airmen as political prisoners and says the claim of their status was acknowledged at a Geneva conference. Washington seeks accountability for 526 Americans held or whose fate is known to the Communists, with names previously released by the Defense Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Defense Department
Geneva
Korea
Pentagon
Far East Command
Manchuria
Yalu River
Rehearsals Start For Tell Pageant
Re hearsals begin for the 18th Wilhelm Tell play in New Glarus with Herman Feller directing the English version and Albert Wirz directing the German. The show is set on a Nick Kubly farm vale near New Glarus, leased for 10 years, with updated casting and a canton costume asherette troupe.
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New Glarus
Herman Feller
Albert Wirz
Wirz
Waldo Freitag
Nick Kubly
Gertrude
Stauffacher
Elmira Root
Leon Urben
Rudolph der Harass
Carlton Zentner
Don Ott
Urben
Fred Mueller
Ott
Kenneth Ross
Phyllis Foster
Asherettes
Switzerland
H. M. Schmid
Guild
Atomic cannon crash injures three in Schongau
An American 85 ton atomic cannon based in West Germany plunged off a 12 foot road embankment near Schongau today injuring three artillerymen. The weapon was being moved between twin trucks when the forward vehicle skidded and crashed off the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schongau
Germany
West Germany
Coffee Price Cuts Hit Chain Stores Nationwide
Nationwide price cuts sweep major chains Safeway with about 2000 stores follows Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. and Grand Union and H. B. Bo bohack as they lower bag coffee brand prices. Coffee futures also fall two cents per pound, an eight cent drop since Monday. Brazil's currency policy easing spurred smaller firms to cut prices earlier in the week.
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Sen Ronne
Safeway Stores Inc
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
Grand Union Co
Seaboard
H. C. Bohack Co
Brooklyn
Long Island
A and P
Brazil
Winds Up Battle Action at Camp McCo y
The Wisconsin National Guard drill on Camp McCoy ends amid scrub oak and pines north of here. Major units tested command procedures in a probable combat scenario with the 426th Infantry Regiment shifting to the high ground and the 127th Infantry repelling an aggressor force to restore lines. Severe blackout, night infiltration, and heavy rain tested troops.
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Camp Mccoy
Wisconsin National Guard
Monroe
Jackson
Here
426Th
127Th
Congress votes revised red ban cleared by Congress
Washington reports a compromise bill outlawing the Communist party cleared Congress for the President's signature. The Senate approved 79 to 0, and the House adopted the measure, dropping a proposed criminal penalty for party members. The bill brands the Communist party an instrumentality of a conspiracy to overthrow the U S government and denies it rights and immunities of legal bodies.
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Washington
Communist Party
Congress
Eisenhower
Senate
House
White House
Sen. Humphrey
D-Minn
Lattimore Faces New Perjury Indictment Charge
U S Attorney announces plan to present a new grand jury case against Owen Lattimore, seeking additional perjury counts related to his February 1952 Senate testimony on the Institute of Pacific Relations. If charged, the case will join five existing counts with possible consolidation, aiming for trial.
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U.S
Lattimore
Washington
Owen Lattimore
U. S
Leo A. Rover
State Department
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Rover
Supreme Court
Institute of Pacific Relations
IPR
Pacific Affairs
Committee
Sen. McCarran
D-Nev
Sen. McCarthy
Johns Hopkins University
New Research Lab Aims to Aid Cheese and Dairy Trade
A federal research facility on the University of Wisconsin campus, funded with 15000 dollars, will study insect biology affecting dairy products. The lab, run by the Markets department with Wisconsin Dairy Husbandry and Entomology, targets mites, weevils, and moths to improve pest control. Results will aid dairymen and ensure product purity and wholesomeness.
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Movil Ia
University of Wisconsin
U. S. Department of Markets
Wisconsin Departments of Dairy Husbandry
Heating Plant Plan Approved for Lincoln and Lincoln High
The Board of Education approved Osborn Plumbing and Heating Co for plumbing and heating at the new senior high and Lincoln schools after a bid adjustment. An initial $41,620 bid was found to contain a $20,000 error, replaced by change orders totaling $4,395 and added Lincoln repairs to reach $53,954.30, still under the next lowest bid. The Osborn firm will start repairs immediately and finish before school opens.
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Wieder
Yuansun
Board of Education
Osborn Plumbing and Heating Co
Beloit
Lincoln
Osborn
Lincoln School
Johnson
Stock List Changes Show Ups and Downs
NEW YORK Aircrafts ad vanced in a mixed stock market today with gains for US Steel General Motors Goodyear United Aircraft Southern California Edison Air Reduction Du Pont Santa Fe United Air Lines and Paramount. Declines appeared for Bethlehem Steel Chrysler Montgomery Ward Caterpillar Radio Corp Zenith Kennecott Union Carbide American Tobacco B&O and Johns Manville.
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New York
Us, Steel
General Motors
Goodyear
United Aircraft
Southern California Edison
Air Reduction
du Pont
Santa’ Fe
United Air Lines
Paramount
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Montgomery Ward
Caterpillar
Radio Corp
Zenith
Kennecott Copper
Union’ Carbide
American Tobacco
Baltimore and Ohio
Johns Manville
Davis Ill Child Killed in Mishap
An infant identified as Kathryn Anderson died in a car truck crash on County Trunk 6 south of High 1181 near Brodhead. Lloyd Anderson and a second child Kenneth were hospital bound in critical condition. Russell Ritter suffered no injuries. The crash occurred with the Anderson car crossing north and the truck headed east across from Shanghai rural school. Authorities noted county fatalities this year rose to seven with another infant death in Echo, Minnesota, listed on the county fatality list.
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A Davis
High 1181
Brodhead
Kathryn Anderson
Lloyd Anderson
Herman A. Stuessy
Davis
Russell L. Ritter
Monroe
Anderson
Kenneth
St. Clare Hospital
Shanghai Rural
Ritter
Rees Construction
Phillip Remmele
Muri Remmele
Echo
Minn
Rom Beloit
New Glarus
Churchmen Await Eisenhower Talk at World Council
EVANSTON ARK Nebraska? The article notes President Dwight Eisenhower will address delegates at the World Council of Churches assembly this afternoon in Evanston, marking a unique event as a US president speaks before a global Christian body. Charles P Taft spoke on the American social and economic system in a morning session, amid discussions on a "responsible society."
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Evanston
Ar. W
Christ
Dwight Eisenhower
World Council of Churches Assembly
United States
Northwestern University
Charles P. Taft
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Premier MendesFrance Said Revision Could Risk Ratification
Premier Pierre Mendes France warned that French rejection of his proposed revisions to the European Defense Community treaty could trigger a crisis and a shift to a leftist government similar to the prewar popular front. Dutch and Belgian officials doubted the proposals, while West Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg had ratified the pact. Italy opposed changes but had not ratified.
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Brussels
Belgium
Pierre" Mendes
Mendes - France
J. W. Beyen
Useyen
Mendes-France
Paul-Henri Spaak
Mendes- France
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Netherlands
Italy
Luxembourg
European Defense Community
Europe
Holland
France
De Gasperi Dies of Heart Attack
Alcide de Gasperi former Italian premier and staunch European unity supporter died of a heart attack at 73 while resting in northern Italy. He led Italy out of chaos into democracy and served eight and a half years as premier, leaving office in July 1953 after a failed confidence vote.
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Della Val Sugana
Italy
Alcide de Gasperi
Rome
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Vernon E. Sturm
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