President Okays Boost to 21 500 Refugee Arrivals
AUGUSTA The United States will admit 21 500 Hungarian refugees under an emergency procedure. About 6 500 can enter under the Refugee Relief Act while 15 000 will be parolees. Eisenhower aims for permanent residency via new legislation. Transit and resettlement details to follow.
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United States
Hungary
Eisenhower
U.S
White House
Congress
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Austria
Defense Wilson
Tracy S. Voorhees
Army
Voorhees
Area Dairy Economy Developments Studied
County agents from Green Lafayette Grant Iowa Crawford and Richland counties joined state and UW figures at a Dodgeville courthouse review of Southwestern Wisconsin dairy economics. Present were George Bowmeister Dean R. Froker James Green Truman Graf Rudy Christensen and Myron Jeglum and E C Hamilton.
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Myron Jeglum
E. C. Hamilton
Monroe Evening Times
Dodgeville
Wisconsin
George Bowmeister
UW Agricultural Extension Service
Green
Lafayette
Grant
Iowa
Crawford
Richland
Dean R. K Froker
College of Agriculture
James Green
Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation
Truman Graf
Rudy Christensen
State Department of Agriculture
FHA Interest Rate Hike to 5 Percent Effective December
Washington reports the government raised the FHA insured loan rate to five percent effective December 4. The move, described as a step to aid homebuyers, raises the prior 4.5 percent rate and does not affect GI loan guarantees. Mason and Cole announced the change and noted it applies to urban renewal loans as well.
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Washington
Federal Housing Administration
Albert M. Cole
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Norman P. Mason
FHA
Veterans Administration
Rep. Ayers
Ohio
Congress
Mason
Ten Airmen Die In B 52 Crash At Castle AFB
At Castle Air Force Base California a B 52 sweptwing bomber crashed during takeoff killing all 10 aboard. Fireman Glen Towers described the wreckage as completely disintegrated with a two mile streak of fire and wreckage spread across three miles. Names of the victims would be released after next of kin notices.
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Castle Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
California
Strategic Air Command
Merced
San Francisco
Glen Towers
Merced County
Tracy
Madera
Robert Stevenson
Castle Public Information Officer
Officer Survives Crash of B-47 Jet
An Air Force B-47 Stratojet crashed in western Ontario. Maj. Robert M. Slane of Denver survived and was hospitalized in Port Arthur after helicopter evacuation. He indicated one crewman bailed out as observers reported a cross-shaped fire near Nipigon.
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Trenton
Ont
Wilds
Ontario
Port Arthur
Royal Canadian Air Force
Robert M. Slane
Slane
Denver
Seagal Lake
Nipigon
Rider in crash injures Alton Stuckey near Oakley
Alton Stuckey 18, son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Stuckey Route 1 Monroe, was in serious condition at St Clare hospital after a motorcycle collided with a Holstein cow owned by Ira Williams Route 2 Judo near Oakley at 8 10 this morning. Deputies said the bike sustained minor damage, the cow may have to be destroyed, and Stuckey was en route to Illinois to work for his sister and brother in law.
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Alton Stuckey
Alfred Stuckey
Monroe
St. Clare Hospital
Oakley
Stuckey
Ira Williams
Charles Howe
Illinois
Honeck Heads Board Madison P Atty Gen Elect Honeck Elected Chairman
Stewart Honeck was chosen as chairman of the State Crime Laboratory board by its members on Friday. He succeeds Gov elect Thomson and assumes leadership of the panel.
U S Athletes Lead With 15 Medals at Melbourne
U S athletes set an Olympic record with 15 golds in men’s track and field as the games closed in Melbourne. They finish with 28 golds overall and 463 points to Russia’s 390. Jim Boyd and Pete Rademacher won boxing golds. U S basketball won 89 55 over Russia.
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Melbourne
United States
Russia
Helsinki
U. S
Jim Boyd
Rocky Mount
N. C
Pete Rademacher
Grand View
Wash
Crashes Stall Polar Buildup at South Pole Base
A string of mishaps halts the American buildup at Mcmurdo Sound Antarctica. A U S Air Force C 124 Globemaster crashed and caught fire injuring Captain Warren J Fair and technician James R Farlow. Other crewmen and passengers escaped injury. two other Globemasters were damaged earlier.
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Mcmurdo Sound
Antarctica
South Pole
New Zealand
Antarctic
Pole
Warren J. Fair
Greenville
S.C
James R
Merrill Tavern Fire Destroys Museum Tavern North of Merrill
A mystery blaze early today destroyed the Museum Tavern on Highway 51 north of Merrill. Owner Alta Steari said she found flames in the basement when she returned at about 2 a.m. The cause remains undetermined.
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Merrill Tavern
Merrill
Highway
Alta Steari
Cheese Meeting Urges Postponed Pollution Action
The Wisconsin Swiss and Lim burger Cheese Producers Association urged postponement of waste disposal enforcement and asked for a standby program for Swiss cheese prices. The 18th annual meeting in Turner hall featured director elections and cheese awards, with resolutions supporting bonding for buyers and assemblers and a memorial to Albert H. Stoldt.
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Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Association
Turner Hall
Sugar River
G. Fred Galli
Galli
Ray T. Silver
Albert H. Stoldt
Stoldt
Scheberle Buys Kraft Cheese Cold Storage Building
Leo A. Scheberle of Brodhead announced possession of the Kraft Cheese cold storage building in Brodhead to be used as a cheese warehouse and public cold storage. The 46 by 108 foot main building with basement and two full floors plus a 36 by 42 wing was purchased from Kraft Foods Co, which had earlier bought it from Jacob Marty Co.
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Leo A. Scheberle
Brodhead
Scheberle
Kraft Foods Co
Kraft
Jacob Marty Co
New York Port Hit Dock Union Slowdown Delays Liners
Dock workers in New York continue slowdowns despite a federal order extending the Taft-Hartley ban. Queen Mary sails with most cargo and mail awaiting loading. Roma sails late but reportedly ships all cargo. ILA cites resentment over court action. port activity down to 50 60 percent as delays hit Hudson River midtown piers.
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New York
Gulf Coast
Cunard
Southampton
Roma
Line
Inter
National Longshoremen’s Association
New York Shipping Association
ILA
East
Hudson River Luxury Line
Manhattan
Shooting Flares in Cuba Intensify Rebel Uprising
Havana reports renewed combat along Cuba's southeast coast as government forces clash with July 26 movement rebels. At least 11 dead include three soldiers and six rebels, a civilian employee, and a released prisoner as Santiago de Cuba sees heavy violence.
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Havana
Cuba
Fulgencio Batista
Santiago de Cuba
Fidel Castro
Batista
Mexico
Castro
Carlos Manuel de Cespedes
Former UN aide and children die in Mt. Risco fire
Mrs. Frances Hall 35 a former United Nations interpreter perished with her three young children John 54 Spence 4 and Patricia 2 in a house fire at Mt Risco New York. Ronald S Hall a UN staff member escaped to raise the alarm as firefighters said the mother may have delayed dressing the children for the cold outdoor weather.
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MT. Risco
N. Y
Frances Hall
United Nations
John
Spence
Patricia
Ronald S. Hall
FBI Holds Banker In $580000 Loss Claims Good Deeds
Ellenville New York FBI seized William Richard Rose 51 president of Home National Bank of Ellenville Friday night amid alleged 580000 shortage. He was charged with violating the Federal Reserve Act and denied personal gain, claiming benevolent acts for town and business. Rose credited deposits and paid checks when funds were insufficient in another depositor’s account.
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Ellenville
N. Y
FBI
Catskill
William Richard Rose
Home National Bank of
Thomson appoints Knight as financial secretary to governor elect
Prof. W. Don Knight of the University of Wisconsin school of commerce was named by Gov elect Vernon Thomson as financial secretary. Knight, on leave from the university, will aid budget hearings and begin this month. He directs the bureau of business research and has led state tax studies in 1950 1952 and 1953.
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Madison
W. Donald Knight
University of Wisconsin School of Commerce
Vernon Thomson
Knight
University
Thomson
School of Commerce Bureau of Business Research and Service
Wisconsin
Legislative Council
More Hungarians Due at Milwaukee
Charles ONeill of the St. Vincent De Paul Society said Milwaukee can expect more Hungarian refugees soon. He noted arrivals will be gradual from Camp Kilmer New Jersey, not the dramatic mercy flight that brought 73 here last week.
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Milwaukee
Charles O'Neill
St. Vincent de Paul Society
O’neill
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Hungary Faces Deepening Political Economic Chaos
Nepszabadsag warns long term resolution elusive as Hungary endures revolt, famine like hardship. Kadar government claims land reform returns land to peasants while radio notes refugees and winter privations. Refugee figures show 103000 fled to Austria with few seeking return.
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Vienna
Red
Hungary
Nepszabadsag
Janos Kadar
Communist Party
Budapest
Kadar
Nepszabadsay
Austria
New Test Fire Siren Installed in Monroe
A new 10 horsepower fire siren with seven fixed horns was installed at the northeast corner of the Monroe Sales Co to replace an earlier temporary unit deemed unsuccessful. Wiring is incomplete and tests will begin soon. the old siren may be sent back to the manufacturer after testing.
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Monroe
Monroe Sales Co
9Th Street
16Th Avenue
Josef J. Benkert
Benkert
United Nations observers to urge Hungary compliance
UN delegates close to agreement to push for one final effort to allow on site observers in Hungary unless Budapest repeats a rejection. The US circulated a resolution urging reconsideration, with talks of tougher steps including challenging Hungary’s UN credentials if no progress. Syria, meanwhile, accused Britain France and Israel of massing arms in Palestine. those charges were denied.
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U.N
U. N
Hungary
Budapest
United States
Dag Hammarskjold
India
U. S
Hammarskjold
Cuba
General Assembly
U.S
Russia
Syria
Farid Zeineddine
Britain
France
Israel
Palestine
Students Prepare For Yale Concert
Final rehearsals for the high school Senior Band's annual Christmas concert proceed this week. The program titled Christmas Kaleidoscope features Christmas music, solos, and novelties in three parts. Allan F. Barnard, director, will present top sales awards during the 8 p.m. Wednesday performance in the high school auditorium.
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Allan F. Barnard
Beloit Tragedy: Tractor Overturn Kills Marvin Simon
Marvin O. Simon, 43, of Route 1 Beloit, died today when a tractor overturned and crushed him. Authorities described the accident as a fatal farming incident on the Beloit property.
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Beloit
Marvin O. Simonson
Route 1
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