What Did They Want Critics of Eisenhower policy in the Middle East
The editorial questions critics who blame Washington for inaction during the Middle East crisis. It argues the administration wisely restrained itself, used the United Nations to counter Soviet influence, warned against intervention, and sought to avoid nuclear conflict by steering ally actions and pressuring Syria as a keystone of Moscow strategy.
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Eisenhower
Midde East
Washington
Britain
France
Middle East
Nasser
United States
Eden
State Department
United Nations
Soviet Russia
Russia
Egypt
U.S
Moscow
The Clinton school integration clash remembered
The article recalls racial trouble in Clinton Tennessee over Negro students attending Clinton High School. After federal help was sought and a white mob attacked a minister escorting students, the school closed. It questions whether federal orders and leadership will resolve the integration conflict.
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Tennessee
Clinton High School
Clinton
Texas
U. S
Clinton School
Dixie
Patrol Explodes In Hobbs Car Burns Deputy Read
Deputy Sheriff Ivan Read, 53, suffers painful burns when liquefied petroleum gas used to operate his privately owned patrol car explodes. Authorities say butane fuel and a special carburetor were involved and the gas was ignited by a cigarette lighter.
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Hobbs
N. M
Ivan Read
Monroe Christmas Displays Dimmed by Brownout Rules
Brownout restrictions fail to deter Monroe merchants displaying Christmas articles. Some use kerosene lamps while others plan candle lighting with safety measures. Local notes include William L. Rouch and Gene Stuessy’s Brazil motor trip and a record $10.50 per pound grand champion steer at the 47th International Livestock Exposition auction.
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Monroe
William L. Rouch
Gene Stuessy
Brazil
Chicago
Adolph Ruf
Lillian Buri
Turner Hall
Lawrence Gissing
Duane Schwartz
Stevenson Exits Race Opens 1960 Democratic Nomination Scramble
Adlai E Stevenson announces he will not seek a third presidential term, plans to return to private law practice in Chicago, and remains active in the party. Kefauver deflects questions about a bid, while governors and senators eye 1960 possibilities with Eisenhower unavailable for a third term.
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Washington
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Chicago
Democraats
Democratic National Committee
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Kefauver
William Jennings Bryan
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Senate
Joseph S. Clark
Pennsylvania
Frank Lausche
Ohio
Albert Gore
John Kennedy
Massachusetts
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Stuart Symington
Missouri
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Robert B. Meyner
New Jersey
Frank G. Clement
A. B. (Happy) Chandler
Kentucky
Judge Fox Upheld In Crossing Ruling Madison
Wisconsin Supreme Court upholds Circuit Judge Harry S. Fox who ruled Beloit street crossing signals on the North Western Railway in Janesville were adequate after Roger Keating was killed April 1, 1953. Mrs Keating sued for damages. high court finds evidence of compliant warnings and adequate signals by the train crew.
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Madison
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Harry S. Fox
Beloit Street
North Western Railway
Janesville
Roger Keating
Karamanlis Pays Courtesy Visit to Tito in Belgrade
Greek Prime Minister Constantine Karamanlis arrived in Belgrade on Tuesday to meet Yugoslav President Josip Broz Tito. The talks sparked speculation Tito would seek to revitalize and strengthen the dormant Balkan pact during the visit.
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Tito
Belgrade
Constantine Karamanlis
Counties Share of Rural Electrification Tax Falls to Local Units
Green County received 911.20 from 1956 license fee taxes on power sold by 31 rural electric co operatives. Co operatives contributing to Green County were Lafayette Electric 743.11 Rock County 13.54 and Dairyland 154.55. Local towns and townsships received varied amounts including Argyle 512.86 Darlington 445.73 Gratiot 913.36 Willow Springs 594 and others totaling nearly 290,000 for Lafayette and 1,666.12 for Green County.
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Wisconsin
Green County
Lafayette Electric Co-operative
Rock County Electric Co-operative Association
Dairyland Power Co-operative
Adams Township
Jordan Township
Spring Grove
Lafayette County
Argyle Township
Belmont Township
Benton Township
Blanchard Township
Darlington Township
Elk Grove
Fayette Township
Gratiot
Kendall Township
Lamont Township
Monticello
New Diggings
Seymour Township
Shulisburg
Wayne Township
White Oak Springs
Willow Springs
Wiota
Village of
Argyle
Darlington
School Bans Jeans and Slacks for Girls in Grades 7–12
In Wilkes Barre Fairview Township the school board bans jeans chinos slacks and trouser like attire for girls in grades 7 through 12. The Parent Teacher Association objects calling the clothing unladylike.
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EANS
Wilkes-Barre
Fairview Township
Taxpayers Group Targets State Budget In Hearings
Representatives from the Special Taxpayers Committee on the State Budget testified at Gov elect Vernon Thomson's hearing on future budgets. They warned that approving agency requests would spike taxes and cited rising welfare costs duplication of mental health programs and university expenses as concerns affecting business growth.
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Madison
Vernon Thomson
John Thierry
Milwaukee
State Department of Agriculture
Special Taxpayers Committee
Wisconsin Citizens Public Expenditures Survey
Wisconsin
Thomson
Thierry
Farmer Turned Carpenter Recycles Hockey Sticks on Border
John Christensen, a farmer by trade near the U S Canada border, collects broken hockey sticks and crafts furniture as a hobby transforming scrap wood into usable art.
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John Christensen
IRS plans self help tax return aid in Wisconsin
The 1957 taxpayer assistance program in Wisconsin will again focus on helping taxpayers prepare their own returns during the January 2 to April 15 filing period. The Milwaukee district director George Reissmer said advisers will provide information but not complete returns, except for those unable to prepare them. This policy aligns with regional and Washington-wide guidance to maximize assistance with limited staff. Phone 3 for an Adtaker today.
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Internal Revenue Service
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
George Reissmer
Chicago
Illinois
Michigan
Washington
Reissmer
Illinois bankers warned on political contributions
CHICAGO officials told 153 northern Illinois banks to curb political contributions after a grand jury probe found widespread but avoidable practice. U.S. Attorney Robert Tieken said many gifts were hidden in expense accounts and deducted as business costs. The July grand jury stopped short of indictments.
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Chicago
Northern Illinois
Robert Tieken
U. S
Frank J. McGarr
Tieken
Orville E. Hodge
Hodge
U. S. Senate
Cook County
Herbert C. Paschen
Richard B. Austin
Stratton
Williamson to Head 1957 March of Dimes
Ivan B. Williamson University of Wisconsin athletic director will head the state sports committee for the 1957 March of Dimes. He will coordinate with high school and college coaches to promote benefit games to raise funds for the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, aiming for the January campaign total of 46.9 million dollars. Williamson helped pioneer the traveling football squad’s Salk vaccine inoculation.
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Ivan B. Williamson
University of Wisconsin
Warren Loveland
la Crosse
Williamson
National Foundation For
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Myron West
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Monroe Recreation Club
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John D. Archbold
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Standard Oil Co
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Freeport
David Lloyd George
Asquith
Arkansas City
Kas
Mary E. Gapen
Woman's Relief Corps
First
Joseph Land
Oglesby
Ill
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Borden
Carrie Sullivan Palmer
Universalist Church
Adlai
By Jack Bell
Fox
Wainwright
Sheaffer's
WHITE
Sheaffer
Statesman
North Dakota
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Taxpayers Group
John Simons
Beloit, Wis
Monroe Methodist Church
Ilino
President Grant
F. Dee
Boyer's Rapid Gas Ser
Oaks
Keeley’s
Schraft
Kenosha
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Sunbeam Toaster
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