Sauds Departure Marks Pact With Eisenhower On Airbase Aid
Washington notes King Saud leaves after praising the airbase for aid accord reached with President Eisenhower. The talks foretell a five year renewal for U S use of Dhahran and a major Saudi modernization program including tanks jets and trained troops, plus economic development.
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Washington
King Saud
Saudi Arabia
Eisenhower
Nixon
Washington National
Saud
Azores
Spain
Dhahran
United States
U.N
Mideast
Damman
Daharan
Arabian American Oil Co
Aramco
Three Youths Hurt In Green County Area Crash
Three area youths were injured in a three car crash near the Lafayette County line in Green County. Harvey Gene Douglas 17 of Darlington Richard Jennings 19 of South Wayne in good condition with head injuries and lacerations Glen Alfred Boeck 21 of South Wayne suffered minor injuries. Jennings was a passenger in the Boeck auto Fay ette Wilbur Speer 42 of Brodhead driven the Speer car not injured. Accident occurred at 7 44 pm on Highway 11 near County Trunk MM east of South Wayne. The Boeck and Douglas cars were demolished the Speer car damaged on the left front door and fender.
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Green County
Lafayette
St. Clare
Harvey Gene Douglas
Route 4
Darlington
Richard Jennings
South Wayne
Glen Alfred Boeck
Boeck
Douglas
Fayette Wilbur Speer
Brodhead
Jennings
Boeck Auto
Speer
Sheriff's Department
Highway 11
Admiral Horthy Dies at 88 Former Regent of Hungary
Adm. Nicholas Horthy, former regent of Hungary who led the country toward the axis alliance with Germany and Italy, died at age 88 in Estoril Portugal. He fled Nazi occupation in 1944 after German suspicions and was later found by American troops with his family in Germany in May 1945.
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Estoril
Portugal
Nicholas Horthy
Hungary
Adm
Horthy
Italy
Senators hail oil price probe in Senate and Justice units
Senators O Mahoney and Magnuson welcomed a forthcoming federal grand jury investigation into price boosts for crude oil and gasoline. They noted the oil-for-Europe program falls short as shipments average 454000 barrels daily with 68000 barrels a day going as gasoline. Authorities seek records from major oil firms on production refinement and sales amid Europe’s energy squeeze.
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Washington
O’mahoney
D-Wye
Magnuson
D-Wash
Federal Grand Jury
Justice Department
O'Mahoney
Senate
Europe
Suez Canal
Middle East
Senate Commerce Committee
Alexandria
Anti-Trust Division
Albert V. Bryan
Interior Department
U.S
Atom Power Unit Goes Into Continuous Operation at Argonne
The AEC reports the first Experimental Boiling Water Reactor EBWR at Argonne National Laboratory begins a year long continuous run with refueling. The facility in Lemont conducts the test to prove feasibility and safety of large scale uranium235 fueled plants while meeting the lab’s electricity needs.
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Chicago
Argonne National Laboratory
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Lemont
St. John's Choirs Build Wide Church Music Program
Nine choirs across all ages form a major St. John's Evangelical and Reform Church activity. The Crier Choir for infants under four is the only exception with two annual parties drawing 200 children and mothers. Director Mrs. Bruce M. Blum Steward leads a serious, comprehensive program shaping lifelong church involvement and musical literacy.
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St. John’s Crusader Choir
Bruce M. Blum
David Lysser
Gene Aeschlimann
Frederic Rosa
Robert Tschanz
David Deininger
Gary Lovell
James Allen
Richard Kubly
Times
St. John’s
Crier
O Choirs
Blum
Monroe City
Scouts Awarded Pro Deo Et Patria During Service
Gerald Lamb 16 Gerald Zimmerman 15 and David Warfel 14 will receive the Pro Deo Et Patria award at Grace Lutheran church during the 10 30 worship service. The honor includes 150 hours of church service and a minister assigned project. National Boy Scout Week features include a First Aid Meet Scout Sunday and window displays. Cub Pack 314 meets Feb 20 in Turner Hall and Pack 315 holds a banquet Feb 21 in the Armory.
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Gerald Lamb
Gerald Zimmerman
David Warfel
Grace Lutheran Church
National Lutheran Committee On Scouting
Turner Hall
Armory
County board rejects delay in zoning suit action
The County Board defeated a motion to postpone the county zoning jurisdiction suit against the city over county jail site zoning. Mayor Dunwiddie was served with complaint and summons as the suit launches to seek a ruling the county is not bound by city ordinances. Effie Wenger received a $30 monthly raise amid resignation timing and merit concerns.
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Effie Wenger
Victor N. Schiller
Emmett J. Norton
Monroe First Ward
Clifford M. Fritz
Monroe
Norton
Brooks J. Dunwiddie
Sheriff's Department
Coun
Schiller
Exposure to Cold Killed Two Sisters
Chicago doctors concluded the Grimes sisters Barbara 15 and Patricia 13 died from exposure to cold after their bodies were found near Willow Springs. Pathologists found no evidence of alcohol drugs poisons or injuries and noted the girls were alive when frozen. Police have investigated since January with few tangible clues amid a baffling case.
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Chigago
Grimes
Barbara
Patricia
Willow Springs
Edwin F. Hirsch
Jerry J. Kearns
C. A. Webb
Walter Camp
South Side
Ike's Policy Invites War, Zhukov Declares
Marshal Georgi Zhukov in New Delhi denounces the Eisenhower doctrine for the Middle East as undoubtedly a step toward war. He calls it interference by American capital and a new edition of old colonialist policy.
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New Delhi
Georgi K. Zhukov
Eisenhower
Middle East
Thomson Declares He Assumed Risk In Proposed Budget
Gov Thomson told Dane County Republicans he took a calculated risk in proposing a 343 million dollar biennium budget. He said he could have asked for more revenues but chose transparency to give the public full information and to provide leadership and cooperation for the Legislature. The plan includes 26 million dollars for increased school aid and overhaul of the retirement system.
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Madison
Vernon Thomson
Dane County
Lincoln da
Thomson
Proposed Swiss Revisions Heard at Madison Meeting
Federal specification changes for natural Swiss processed Swiss and blends with cheddar were discussed at a Madison meeting. The committee proposed lowering minimum Swiss weight to 160 pounds and rindless block to 10 to 120 pounds, adding moisture and fat targets, and reviewing cheese cutting and packaging details. Attendees included Fred Krebs, G Fred Galli, Fred Feutz Jr., Paul Burkey and Fred Burkey’s father visiting from Monroe and Browntown.
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Madison
State Capitol
Monroe
Fred Krebs
Foreign Type Cheesemakers Association
G. Fred Galli
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Fred Feutz Jr
Lakeshire-Marty Co
Paul Burkey
The
Ohio Swiss Cheese Association
Fred
John Minder Sr
Browntown
Fred Burkey
Mrs. Minder
Schiller Resigns After Three Day Session Ends
Monroe supervisor Victor N. Schiller announced resignation from the County Board effective immediately after a three day report session. he stated he would still consider serving if elected in April and noted opposition from rival Ben Feldt. He cited county jail opposition and the jurisdiction lawsuit as factors shaping his decision.
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Monroe
Victor N. Schiller
Schiller
Ben F. Feldt
Monroe Evening Times
Brooks J. Dunwiddie
Three Youths Die In Pennsylvania Car Crash
Three youths were killed and six others injured when a car carrying ten teenagers lost control in Elizabethtown Pennsylvania. The vehicle sideswiped a truck, slid into an embankment and struck a tree.
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Pennsylvania
Elizabethtown
Harrisburg
Government lowers many farm supports but keeps dairy prices
Secretary Benson announced reduced government price supports for cotton oats barley rye sorghum grain sardines flaxseed and cottonseed with dairy rates kept. Cheddar cheese buying price remains 35 cents a pound for U S Grade A while milk used for manufacturing stays at 3 25 per hundred pounds 3 5 test.
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Washington
Benson
U. S
New York
Jersey City
Newark
Seattle
San Francisco
Northeast
Southwest
California
South
McCarthy Attacks Atomic Sharing Plan At Chicago Rally
Senator McCarthy denounced a proposed atoms for peace treaty saying it could yield enough uranium to destroy major U S cities. He warned of an international agency redistributing uranium 235 to 73 or 74 nations and claimed it could produce about 2 200 bombs. He framed the dispute with President Eisenhower as not a personal feud but a disagreement over policy.
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Chicago
McCarthy
United States
Abraham Lincoln Republican Club
Russia
Eisenhower
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