Soviet Union urges world ban on atomic weapons
Moscow repeats call for a total freeze on armaments and destruction of all atomic and hydrogen bombs. Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko and Ambassador Jacob Malik will lead the Soviet delegation in London talks. The statement seeks international control, a general reduction of arms, and a ban on nuclear stockpiles while urging peaceful use of atomic material. NATO tensions and China’s potential participation are noted as factors. The British claim of H bomb progress is acknowledged but not yet commented on by the Soviets.
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Teachers Back U S Aid Attack In Wisconsin Meeting
The Southern Wisconsin Education Association endorsed the NEA stance opposing President Eisenhower's federal aid plan. Delegates at SWEA's 64th convention, representing over 5,000 teachers, urged more state aid and praised the state department for higher teacher standards. Public schools in southern Wisconsin closed to allow attendance.
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Senior Class Stages Ramshackle Inn Play
The senior class presents Ramshackle Inn a mystery comedy in the high school auditorium Monday and Tuesday at 8 p m directed by Dale F Voss. Sandra Scherer leads as Miss Belinda Pryde with sixteen seniors in the cast and many students aiding behind the scenes.
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FBI
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Nathan Andereck
Janet Beckman
Mary Anderson
Eugene Foley
Wanda Wyss
Carol Meier
Robert Olson
Roger Galli
Youth Paroled For Vandalism in Green Rock Counties
Sheriff reports a 16 year old rural Brodhead youth placed on probation after confessing to vandalism at Union Hall Badger Davis Pleasant Grove and Barr schools. He admitted aiding Eugene Stampfli and Donald Stewart on Oct 22 and will owe partial restitution. Several acts from that night remain unreported, and residents are urged to report them.
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Rock County
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Rock City
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Donald Stewart
Spring Grove
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Raymond Malcook
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Quetta Quake Kills 12 as Homes Collapse
Severe earthquake rocks Quetta area this morning with twelve dead reported. Many houses collapsed and power lines were cut, complicating rescue efforts. Local authorities urged residents to stay away from damaged structures.
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Silage Praise At Farm Institute In New Glarus
UW physician Robert Niedermeier judged silage displays by New Glarus area farmers at the Farm Institute. Winners: grass silage John Hanna. corn silage Nordean Hoesly. hay silage Voegeli. Officials emphasized dairy promotion boosts Wisconsin butter milk cheese and ice cream demand. audience noted social security and brucellosis control talks and farm practices demonstrations.
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Department of Animal Husbandry
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John Hanna
Route 2
Verona
Lawrence Hefty
John Bircher
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Earl Voegeli
James Pierce
Monticello
Voegeli
Tony Beutler
Fred Crooks
Don Wilkinson
State Department of Agriculture
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San Francisco
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State Board of Agriculture
Einar Hanson
Art Kurtz
Nick F. Calabresa
Myron E. Jeglum
Calabresa
M. P. Welsh
New Glarus Theatre
John Argue
Chiang Pilots Claim 15 More Red Ships Sunk
Formosa based Nationalist air forces reported sinking 15 armed Communist junks and damaging five more near the Taishan Islands during heavy air and surface strikes. Twenty three ships seen. same area earlier claimed sinking 21 ships and a submarine. No opposition from Red planes reported. all Nationalist planes returned safely.
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Peiping Radio
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Chiang Kai-shek
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China
Formosa Strait
Infant dies in crash near Lake, Wis
Six month old Sharon Rosenow daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Carl Rosenow of Bruce was fatally injured when the Lutheran minister's car and another vehicle collided on Highway 8 in Barron County Friday night.
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Carl Rosenow
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Pineau Rejected In French Vote
Paris reports France's government crisis deepened as the National Assembly rejected Christian Pineau's premiership 312 to 268. President Rene Coty scheduled consultations seeking a new candidate, with Edgar Faure Andre Morice Maurice Bourges Maunoury and Jean Berthoin eyed as likely options.
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Rene Coty
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Andre Morice
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Pact Goes Into Effect Manila
The eight nation Manila pact was formally ratified and put into force today aimed at halting Communist aggression and subversion south of Red China's border.
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Red China
Senator Bush Fights Pay Hike Bill On Floor
In Washington Senator Bush pledges to lead a floor fight against the pay increase for members of Congress after House approval of a 10 000 annual rise to 25 000 plus an expense account and tax exemption. A separate Senate bill would raise to 22 500, with a judicial pay boost. Bush aims to separate congressional and judicial pay hikes and may back a delay until the federal budget is balanced.
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Two Arrested In Wiretap Plot
New York District Attorney Frank Hogan announced the arrest of Carl Ruh and Walter Asmann, both suspended telephone workers, after an undercover wiretap center was found in a Manhattan apartment. The operation appeared local, tapping about 15 numbers over five months on the Plaza exchange, potentially enabling blackmail and security leaks across midtown Manhattan including the U.N. and several foreign consulates.
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Frank S. Hogan
Carl E. Ruh
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Walter Asmann
Jamaica
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Plaza
Francis W. H. Adams
Eastside
U. N
Mishap Kills Farmer on Hartford Area Farm
James ONeil aged 47, father of six, died Friday on his farm near Hartford when a heavy limb fell and struck him on the head. The accident occurred on the ONeil family property in Fond du Lac County.
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Fond DU Lac
James O'Neil
Hartford
Heart Fund Canvass Planned by Monroe Volunteers
Nearly 200 Monroe women will canvass homes tomorrow 2 to 4 p m for Heart Fund, designated Heart Sunday nationwide. Mrs Walter J Kubly chairs in Monroe and Mayor Dunwiddie urges public support as funds aid local and state Heart associations, research and education. An addressed return envelope will be provided for non residents.
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Heart Sunday
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Brooks J. Dunwiddie
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Plane Missing With 16 Aboard From Albuquerque to Santa Fe
A TWA Martin 404 with 16 aboard was an hour and a half overdue on a flight from Albuquerque to Santa Fe New Mexico. The pilot was 7:25 a.m. scheduled to arrive. R B Riordan said the plane had 13 passengers and 3 crew. The aircraft may have landed somewhere unknown as search continues. The Sangre de Cristo mountains were obscured by clouds with scattered snow flurries reported by the weather bureau.
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Four Die in Illinois Air Crash Near Springfield
In Sangamon County a twin engined private plane crashed in a muddy field killing three men and a woman. The plane identified as N 67265 belonged to R O Brezeale of Jefferson City Missouri and flew from New River Teza to St Louis via Terre Haute. The Civil Aeronautics Authority labeled it a Cessna T 50. The crash site lay between Bates and Loomis Illinois about 15 miles southwest of Springfield near Loomis hard road and U S Route 36.
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R. O. Brezeale
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St. Louis
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Teza
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Civil Aeronautics Authority
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Loomi, Il
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Ellsworth Named SWEA President
Sheridan Ellsworth of Elkhorn Walworth County was elected president of the Southern Wisconsin Education Association at its 64th annual meeting in Madison. Viola Norton was named second vice president, Fred Simpson was re elected to the executive committee, and Gerhard P Steensrud was named vice chairman of the physical education committee. Donald McGibbons was on the nomination committee.
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Elkhorn
Walworth County
Southern Wisconsin Education Association
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Hoyt Johnson
Richland Center
Viola Norton
Monroe
West High School
Fred Simpson
Gerhard P. Steensrud
Donald McGibbons
Minister, Editor, Undertaker Track Bank Holdup Trio
A minister, a funeral director, and a newspaper editor formed a motorized posse and trapped three bank robbers. FBI identified the suspects as Paul Courtwright 47 Earl Vaughn 55 and George Stoneking 57 all of Webb City Missouri. Loot nearly all recovered with 167 dollars left in a pillowcase under Vaughn’s porch.
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George Stoneking
Webb City
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John Martin
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Citizens Bank
Ray Miller
Cari Junction Standard
Rube Stone
Keith Bottles
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Weather postpones atom blast amid high winds over Yucca Flat
In Las Vegas Nevada a dawn detonation was delayed by strong winds. Wind delays extend to three days for the spring test series. Officials warn that a blast under such wind could force evacuations at the test control point Camp Mercury Camp Desert Rock and Army headquarters at Yucca Flat.
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Lawton
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Hope Fades for Navy Plane Missing 11 Men
In Anchorage Alaska search planes comb the area for a Navy patrol bomber and the 11 crewmen after the aircraft vanished a few miles from the city Thursday night. The persistence of the search follows the initial loss with hopes diminishing as time passes.
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Rain Snow Storm Knocks Out Roads In Wisconsin Alpine Accident Kills Two
A late winter storm path swept Wisconsin causing two deaths when a car plunged from an icy bridge over the Mississippi near Pierce County. The same storm delivered widespread snow and rain across Colorado Wyoming Montana and Minnesota with at least five more deaths and numerous rescues.
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Former Rep Macy Wins Libel Award Against NY World Telegram
Former U S Representative Macy was awarded 50 000 dollars in libel damages from the New York World Telegram and Sun after a 1950 letter by Lt Gov Hanley suggested Dewey promised to clear Hanley’s debts if he withdrew his GOP nomination for governor and ran for Senate Macy denied threatening to publish the letter to secure the nomination The case stemmed from newspaper coverage of the letter and a report that Macy demanded the nomination or would disclose the letter
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