U N Deadlock Persists Over Lottery Plan at United Nations
UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold aborts a Sweden trip to press talks amid a Security Council vote deadlock between Yugoslavia and the Philippines. A lottery proposal to break the tie drew immediate protests as delegates adjourned to resume ballots Monday.
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United Nations
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Sweden
Security Council
Arkady Sobolev
India
V. K. Krishna Menon
U.N. General Assembly
Yugoslavia
Philippines
Irig
Carlos Romulo
United States
Assembly
Council
Jose Maza
Chile
Security
Romulo
Mates
Maza
Eisenhower
Disarmament Commission
Soviet Union
Edward McDaniel Dies in Janesville
Edward McDaniel 86 of Cadiz Township died yesterday at 9 am in Pinehurst sanatorium Janesville after two weeks as a patient He was born January 6 1869 in Winslow Township only son of Anthony Milton and Martha Hunter McDaniel He married Lucy Tree January 8 1893 in South Wayne He lived on the family farm lifelong and once traveled the west two years Survivors include wife a daughter Gladys two grandchildren and three great grandchildren A daughter Alma Kundert preceded him August 27 1953 He served as Cadiz Township assessor and chairman and was president of Smith Cheese Co Services Monday at 2 pm at Cardascio funeral home Winslow with Rev John Bruce officiating Burial in Rock Lily cemetery Friends may call tonight
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Winslow
Hdward McDaniel
Cadiz Township
Pinehurst
Janesville
Winslow Township
Anthony Milton
Martha Hunter McDaniel
South Wayne
Lucy Tree
West
Gladys
Alma
Kundert
McDaniel
Smith Cheese Co
Cardascio Oral
John Bruce
Winslow Methodist Church
Rock Lily Cemetery
Dulles Pledges Atom Pool Help Europe Project To Be Speeded
U S Secretary of State John Foster Dulles pledged American support to a European nuclear energy pool during talks with leaders of the movement to pool European resources for peaceful power. He indicated the United States would likely amend the Atomic Energy Act to permit export of fissionable material and secret know how to aook but not to individual countries. The NATO Council warned of a broader defense strategy to equip Atlantic forces with modern weapons and strengthen air defense in Europe while pursuing peaceful means to reunify Germany under the West German government. Canada’s Lester Pearson urged NATO to extend beyond fear into economic social and cultural fronts.
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Paris
U. S
John Foster Dulles
America
European Union
vusnea_py_wermany
Heinrich von Brentano
Dulles
von Brentano
Washington
Svavement
Atlantic
Europe
Russia
Geneva
Soviet Union
Middle East
Asia
Free World
Canada
Lester B. Pearson
NATO
Western Alliance
Yost Improves After Browntown Crash Injuries
Avery Yost aged 50 of 2614 7th street survived a late Wednesday car truck crash at Browntown. He sustained severe head injuries and remains unconscious at St. Clare hospital. Involved was a pickup driven by Yost, struck by a car driven by Charles Kagy of Lanark Illinois. Kagy and two passengers suffered less serious injuries.
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Yost
Avery Yost
7Th Street
Wuesday
Browntown
St. Clare Hospital
Charles Kagy
Lanark
Kagy
Valley shaken by string of earthquakes in Imperial Valley
A series of earthquakes last night rocked the Imperial Valley, toppling Christmas trees, shaking buildings and breaking shop windows in nearby Brawley. No injuries were reported.
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EL Centro
Calif
Imperial Valley
Brawley
Union chiefs cool toward 100 dollar Christmas loan offer
Westinghouse Electric proposes up to 100 dollars in loans for strikers and furloughed workers to buy essentials this Christmas. Union leaders react mixedly with secretary treasurer Al Hartnett calling it a bribe while Daniel Marguriet sees it as a gesture. workers at 40 plants face furloughs or reduced hours amid a large strike of about 44,000 employees.
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Westinghouse Electric Corp
Gwilym A. Price
Westinghouse
al Hartnett
International Union of Electrical Workers
Daniel Marguriet
Dist. 6
United Electrical Workers (Independent
Price
Escaped Slayer Pierson Captured Again in New York
Howard Merrit Pierson, 41, the onetime Texas college student who killed his parents in 1953 and escaped twice from a mental hospital, was arrested in Oyeacude New York after three years at large. He had been at large since 195? and was captured when he visited a psychiatrist. His father was William Pierson, an associate justice of the Texas Supreme Court.
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Oyeacude
N.Y
Texas
Howard Merrit Pierson
William Pierson
Texas Supreme Court
Howard
University of Texas
Pierson
Austin, Tex
Seine
Wisconsin GOP Chairman challenges Adlai to run in April primary
Republican Chairman Philip Keuhn issued a filmed challenge to Democrat Adlai Stevenson to enter Wisconsin’s presidential primary in April. The challenge came during a TV statement linked to a meeting of the state GOP executive committee as the former Illinois governor' s theories would be tested by the polls.
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Wnecey
Philip
Keuhn
Adlai Stevenson
Wisconsin
GOP
Illinois
U S and Britain Offer Egypt 70 Million for Nile Dam
Washington reports United States and Britain have offered Egypt 70 million dollars to begin one of the world’s greatest Nile dam projects. Hoover Jr and Sir Roger Makins delivered the offer to Finance Minister Abdel Moneim El Kaissouni. Egypt to study, then report to Cairo and await votes from Congress and Parliament. Russia offers a separate loan option, but Western terms may bar Moscow from the project.
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Washington
United States
Britain
Egypt
Nile River
State Department
Middle East
Red Czechoslova
Abdel Moneim El-Kaissouni
Herbert Hoover Jr
Roger Makins
Kaissouni
Cairo
London
Nile
Congress
Russia
Cheese Makers Convene to Address Price Squeeze
G Fred Galli of the Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Producers Association and Fred Krebs of the Foreign Type Cheesemakers Association attended a Marshfield planning meeting led by Elmer Beery to unify state groups. Proposals from area meetings aim to address factory closures and shifts of production amid rising price pressure on dairy firms.
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Wisconsin
Galli
Annual program at 1 30 Chamber Theater for Monroe youngsters
Hundreds of Monroe children will attend a Monday afternoon party at the Monroe Chamber of Commerce theater complex. The program runs 1 30 to 3 30 with a feature film Francis at West Point, cartoons, and a sack of treats for each child. Chamber members will assemble at 2 30 p m in the First National Bank annex to prepare candy sacks for distribution as children leave.
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Monroe
Monroe Chamber
of Commerce
Goetz Theaters
Catloon
First National Bank
Francis
West Point
Darling To Continue As Chamber Secretary
Philip Darling will remain secretary of the Monroe Chamber of Commerce after board talks. President Robert E. Tschudy announced Darling had planned to resign, but new office operations were arranged and he accepted the post again.
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Philip Darling
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Robert E. Tschudy
Darling
Chamber
Second Robber Hunted by FBI
FBI in St Louis holds Roy Kuehl on a 15000 bond while the search for his partner James Schibline continues in the region. The two are linked to the Merion branch bank holdup in Pewaukee Wisconsin, where 4150 was taken.
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ST. Louis
Waukesha County
Wis
Roy Norman Kuehl
Milwaukee
Merion
Pewaukee State Bank
Kuehl
U. S
Edwin J. Bean
St.Louis
Bean
FBI
Wisconsin
Green Bay
Dubuque
James Curtis
Schibline
Robert Turner
J. Earl Milnes
Rapids Trucker Dies From Heart Seizure
Louis Gross 54 a prominent local businessman and president of Gross Common Carrier Inc died after abandoning his car on a highway and suffering a heart attack while en route to Wisconsin Rapids from Beloit. Two Beloit women were jailed after cashing five bad checks totaling 175 for jewelry and merchandise.
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Withony
Louis
Gross
Wisconsin Rapids
Gross Common Carrier, Inc
Beloit
Rockford
Safe Driving Badges Awarded to Monroe Postal Workers
John J. Burkhard presented safe driving awards to five postal employees in Monroe Prentis t during a morning ceremony. Certificates honor miles driven without a mishap on rural routes with four to 25 year milestones, signed by the Postmaster General and Safety Council president.
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Ray W. Preston
Lee Morris
Harry E. Williams
Harry R. Grinnell
John E. Andereck
Times
Rususascer
John J. Burkhard
Burkhard
National Safety Council
Arthur E. Summerfield
Neil H. Dearborn
The
Safety Council
Preston
Morris
Williams
Youth Charged In Knight Plot
Peter Napoleon Williams Jr., 20, son of a Negro minister, was arrested in Miami on extortion charges connected to a $600,000 plot against John S. Knight, editor of the Miami Herald and other papers. FBI said a dummy package and a letter signed by Extor tioners Inc demanded the money and threatened Knight’s family. A map indicated where to place the funds at 9 30 p m Friday.
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Manos
John S. Knight
Miami Herald
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Peter Napoleon Williams Jr
Charles E. Weeks
Miami
FBI
Williams
Knight
Chicago
Extortioners, Inc
Weeks
Schadewaldt Farm Home Burned With Losses And Displacement
Charles Schadewaldt and his wife lost their farm home three miles southwest of Monroe in a morning fire. They will live in a trailer while rebuilding, staying with niece Mrs. Ralph L. Figi three miles south of the Schadewaldt place. Both lost all personal belongings. Mrs. Schadewaldt, in poor health, escaped partially clad as the fire began.
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Ourana
Anariessenauewaldt
Monroe
Ralph L. Figi
Fari
Schadewaldt
Schadewaldts
Mrs. Schadewaldt
Viet Nam Strong Says Brucker on Army Readiness
U S Army Secretary Wilbur M Brucker stated that the Vietnamese army, after additional training, could defend itself against the Viet Minh who control the northern half of a divided Vietnam.
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Viet Nam
Siagon
South Viet Nam
U. S. Army
Wilbur M. Brucker
Iself
Dr White Urges Ike South for Exercise and Rest
Dr Paul Dudley White said President Eisenhower’s heart attack recovery is excellent but full workload readiness remains unclear until mid February. He advised a milder climate and exercise in the south after Christmas, noting general health is good with no heart symptoms and that fatigue may reflect age rather than the attack. The medical view hinges on a four to five week period starting around January 9 to gauge heart tolerance for full duties.
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Gettysburg
Paul Dudley White
Eisenhower
White
Boston
No Foul Play Found in Death
A Wauwa tosa woman, 39, was found burned to death in a blazing auto parked along a rural highway. Pathologist Friedrich Eigenberger said the autopsy found nothing to indicate foul play. Her husband, 48, was found nearby with burns and head injuries. he claimed she was driving and he was asleep in the rear seat. He woke to a popping noise and saw flames. Deputies reported an empty gasoline can in the car.
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Friedrich Eigenberger
Wyman Ogan
Wyman
Sheboygan County
Dist
Atty. Weber
Ogan
Singer MacRae Waives Jury Trial Convicted
Gordon MacRae, accused of drunk driving after a Tuesday traffic accident in San Fernando, was convicted and fined 315 dollars after waiving a jury trial and submitting the case to Judge Julian Beck. Police said he failed a sobriety test and had pleaded innocent.
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Singer MacRae
San Fernando
Calif.orn
Gordon MacRae
MacRae
Julian Beck
Raids on Syrian Posts Spark Israel Expulsion Bid
United Nations members debated removing Israel after a bloody raid on Syrian positions near the Sea of Galilee. Syria demanded sanctions and released casualties while Burns prepared a full report. Israel and Syria warned of force as Council members urged censure and adherence to armistice terms.
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Galilee
United Nations
N. Y
Israel
World Organization
Syria
Ahmed Shukairy
Security Council
Council
Sea of Galilee
Palestine
E. L. M. Burns
Burns
Damascus
Shawkat Shuquair
Shuquair
Sunda
Shukairy
U. N
Local Committee Seeks High Chair Doll Buggy for Stocking Drive
The Christmas Stocking project committee chaired by Mrs. Alvin Kubly seeks a high chair and a girl doll buggy. Jaycees will assist with delivering Christmas food boxes next Friday starting at 2:30 p.m. Donations of jellies and cookies will be received at the First National Bank annex from 8 a.m. The packing of boxes begins at 1 p.m.
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Bavy
Rhee Lifts Embargo on Trade with Japan
President Syngman Rhee announced the end of the blanket embargo on trade with Japan that had been in place since August 18, the ministry of commerce and industry said.
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Rhee
Seoul
Syngman Rhee
Japan
Ministry of Commerce and Industry
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