Adenauer Bloc Beats Socialist Delaying Action
In Bonn the Bundestag opened a three day debate on the Paris treaties to arm 18 million Germans in the western zone. The ruling coalition voted solidly against the Socialist motion for postponement as observers expect final approval despite Socialist opposition. Security measures around the Reichstag included 500 police reserves and water cannons amid calls to riot from Soviet zone radio and leftist protests in Bavaria.
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Bonn
Germany
Carlo Schmid
Christian Democrat
Kurt Kiesinger
West Germany
Soviet Zone
Konrad Adenauer
Rhine
Bavaria
Adenauer
West European Defense Union
Free Democrats
Refugee Party
Christian Democrats
France
Paris
Bundesrat
Judge Reis Refuses Fight Verdict Ruling
Madison circuit Judge Alvin Reis postponed ruling in Ernie Durando's fight against the Wisconsin State Athletic Commission. Durando, a Trenton, New Jersey middleweight, seeks reversal of a Milwaukee December 28 decision over boxer Peter Mueller. A hearing is set for March 2 as the commission argues lack of jurisdiction and power to overturn a referee's ruling.
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Madison
Alvin Reis
Ernie Durando
Trenton
N. J
Wisconsin State Athletic Commission
Durando
Peter Mueller
Milwaukee
Reis
Commission
Waukesha Chief Quits for Elm Grove Police Post
Police Chief Harold Owens aged 47 will resign from the Waukesha force on March 15 to become chief of police for the newly incorporated village of Elm Grove in eastern Waukesha County.
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Waukesha
Harold Owens
Elm Grove
Waukesha County
McKee Named ADA President at Wisconsin meeting
Lyman D. McKee was re elected president of the Wisconsin American Dairy Association at the Madison conven tion session. Emil F. Kaeser of New Glarus was elected a director. Officers named include Homer Melvin vice president Arthur Trebilcock treasurer Albert Hansen secretary and Martin Framb erger general manager. The two day meeting featured Phelps Johnston of Chicago and a push to expand ADA advertising and dairy product promotion.
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Lyman D. McKee
Madison
Wisconsin American Dairy Association
Emil F. Kaeser
New Glarus
Pet Milk Co
ADA
McKee
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Monroe
National American Dairy Association
Framberger
Homer Melvin
Glenbeulah
Arthur Trebilcock
Milwaukee
Albert Hansen
Black River Falls
Martin Framberger
Brudette Fisher
Kiel
A. W. Agnew
Milton Junction
Sam Stanchfield
Fond du Lac
Kaeser
Iia Arneson
Barneveld
Harvey Nelson
Union Grove
A. J. Goeck
Johnston
Merrill Warnick
Pleasant Grove
Utah
Lester Will
Chicago
Stock Prices Ease After Discount Hike
New York markets showed a quiet pullback as the Bank of England raised its bank discount rate by one full percentage point to 4 percent. In London and New York, shares including Bethlehem Steel, General Motors, Goodyear, Boeing, Radio Corp, American Telephone, Kennecott Copper, General Electric, New York Central, Union Pacific, Standard Oil NJ and Eastern Air Lines declined modestly.
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New York
Bank of England
London
Bethlehem Steel
General Motors
Goodrich
Boeing
Radio Corp
American Telephone
Kennecott Copper
General Electric
New York Central
Union Pacific
Standard Oil
Eastern Air Lines
Wisconsin cheese market report steady demand ample offerings
Madison Wisconsin market notes steady demand fair to good with quiet trade. Prices shown on moisture basis include 40 pound blocks at 33 4 and 33 4, cheddars 259 33 4 to 33 4, single daisies longhorns 35 34 to 35 14, and midgets 35 34 to 36 34.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Rigid Hearing Tonight On Fluoridation Vote
A packed courtroom is set for a public hearing on whether a city water fluoridation referendum should be held. The Board of Health, chaired by Alderman G Fred Galli, will allocate 45 minutes to each side with limited cross examination. A City Council vote on a referendum date of April 5 may follow the board's recommendation.
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Board of Health
G. Fred Galli
Galli
John H. Usher
Dental Society
M. J. Gonstead
Sebastian Laeser Jr
William F. Beckman
Floyd Matzke
Junior Forensic Winners Chosen for Contest
Four ninth grade students at the junior high were named winners in a forensics contest held in the senior high auditorium yesterday afternoon. Gayleen Steensrud and Lonna Rhyner won in the serious selection class while Vicky Foley and Carol Cunningham won in the humorous phase.
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Franklin B. Luebchow
Gayleen Steensrud
Lonna Rhyner
Vicky Foley
Carol Cunningham
Steensrud
Miss Rhyner
Miss Foley
Carol Lux
Notre Dame
Thomas Fritz
Doris Bohren
Senator Probe Harlan's Stand
Senate debate centers on John Harlen Marshall's Supreme Court nomination. Senator Johnston opposes citing fear of ceding sovereignty to the United Nations, while Senator Kefauver counters. Judiciary panel plans closed hearings with 14 witnesses requested to testify regarding the nomination of Justice Harlen Marshall to the high court.
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Washington
Olin D. Johnston
D-Sc
John Harlen Marshall
Supreme Court
United Nations
U. S
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Judiciary Committee
Sen
Daniel
D-Tex
Harlan
Second Circuit Court of Appeals
New York
Robert H. Jackson
Dulles Invited to Taiwan Visit During Far East Trip
Nationalist China invites U S Secretary of State Dulles to visit Formosa as he travels through the Far East for the Manila Pact conference, currently in Bangkok for talks.
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Dulles
Taipei
Formosa
China
U. S
State Dulles
Far East
Bangkok
$25,000 Compromise Seen For Congress Pay Boost
Congress faces a pay rise of at least 50 percent with the House voting 283 118 for 25 000 salaries and the Senate approving 22 500. The bills, sent to conference, include $7 500 to 10 000 raises for about 400 federal judges and a five home state trip allowance per year. Officials anticipate House acceptance of the higher figure, while Kefauver Kilgore and Dirksen back a 27 500 option. Nixon and Speaker Rayburn are assured of 45 000 with 5 000 raises in both bills.
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Washington
House
Senate
Sen
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Kilgore
D-Wva
Dirksen
Bill
Nixon
Rayburn
D-Tex
Dulles and Eden Seek Common Ground on Formosa Crisis
U S Secretary of State Dulles and British Foreign Secretary Eden consider reconciling Anglo American views on Formosa and the offshore islands at Bangkok talks. The Southeast Asia Defense Treaty conference later chose Bangkok for the permanent secretariat while Dulles outlined forces that deter Red China.
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Bangkok
U. S
Dulles
Anthony Eden
Formosa
Southeast Asia
Syngman Rhee
Republic of Korea
Pacific
Britain Battles Snow as 100 Rescued from Buses
Snowplows plowed through giant drifts rescuing 100 people marooned all night in three buses in northern England. Heavy snowfall continued elsewhere with drifts up to 10 feet in many regions, the first such depth in years.
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Britain
London
England
Gore Sells Paper To Minnesota Men Cites Town Reaction
Sauk City Wisconsin LeRoy Gore who led an unsuccessful recall against Senator McCarthy last year sold his weekly Sauk Prairie Star to Elmer Anderson and son Robert Anderson of Crosby Minnesota. Terms not disclosed. Gore cites post recall repercussions and personal sacrifice. The local Door for Gore Club opposing his Joe Must Go Club was found guilty of election law violations and fined 4200 dollars. appeal to State Supreme Court.
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Sauk City
Wis
LeRoy Gore
Sen. McCarthy
Today
Sauk Prairie
Gore
Joe
State Supreme Court
Suspect in Fatal Hit Run Undergoes More Lie Tests
George J. Schuh a 36 year old Cross Plains laborer faced additional lie detector tests today in the hit and run death of Milfred Robinson a Chicago woman. Schuh admitted returning to the scene after the mishap but claimed he did not stop because police were present. Police linked paint particles and glass fragments from the victim to Schuhs car and Milfred Robinsons presence remains unexplained. Schuh denies knowing her.
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George J. Schuh
Cross Plains
Chicago
Schuh
Milfred Robinson
Miss Robinson
Monroe Prepares For Beloit Regional With 600 Plus Fans
Monroe expects a strong turnout for regional basketball at Beloit next Thursday as the Cheesemakers with coach Lee Mitchell plan to face Janesville. About 400 adult tickets remained. even after extra packets, additional tickets may be scarce. If Monroe wins, Friday’s 8:45 p.m. game will pit them against Beloit or Lake Geneva, while a loss leads to a Friday 7:15 p.m. consolation. Officials for the late Thursday matchup are Jim Trebbin and Joe Sawicki.
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Monroe
Janesville
Beloit
Lee
Mitchell
Lake Geneva
Elkhorn
Chiang Readies Evacuation Of Nanchishan Island
Nationalist China announced civilians had been withdrawn from Nanchishan a small island near Formosa as U S supported plans shift toward evacuation. About 5,000 regulars and guerrillas remained with 2,009 civilians on the three square mile island. United States officials viewed the move as nonessential to Formosa defense, while air strikes by Formosan bases reportedly damaged Red targets on nearby islets. Lt Gen Roger Ramey and U S and Nationalist leaders discussed the situation amid reported air activity around Nanchishan.
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Taipei
Formosa
China
Nanchishan
Chiang Kai-shek
Tachen Islands
U.S
Formosa Strait
U. S
Pescadores
Eisenhower
Air Force
Chihotushan
Peilungshan
Roger Ramey
5Th Air Force
Mutual Casualty Tax Move Urged
A Wisconsin bill would levy a 1 percent tax on gross premiums for all casualty and surety insurers, mutual and stock, after a $100000 exemption. Assembly Speaker Mark Catlin argued mutuals have enjoyed 40 years of tax exemption and benefit from privileges, while stock firms pay 2 percent. The measure aims to raise about $500000 annually.
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Madison
Assembly Business and Banking Committee
Joint Finance Committee
Wisconsin
Assembly
Mark Catlin
Appleton
Catlin
Five Below Predicted For This Area Tonight
Forecast shows zero to five below tonight as warmer hopes fade. Temperatures fell from 29 at 7 a m to 26 by 1 p m with a high near 20 expected tomorrow and a fresh half inch of snow already drifting in. Roads eased to good condition this afternoon.
Tanker Plane Mishap Kills 9 Near Windsor Missouri
A four engine Air Force KC-97 tanker on a refueling training mission crashed near Windsor Missouri after taking off from Sedalia base. Nine of 11 aboard died. two crewmen parachuted to safety. Survivors and witnesses described a rapid, fiery descent with explosions. The plane belonged to the 340th Refueling Wing and none of the dead were from Wisconsin.
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Windsor
Air Force
Sedalia Air Force Base
Missouri
Rock Island
Asa Gunn
Eldon
Stanley C. Beach
Lambert Lake
Maine
Walter H. Polk
Knoxville
Tenn
D. D. Stiles
Paul Gregory
Sedalia
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Senate kills daylight time advisory ballot
Wisconsin Senate votes 17 to 13 to indefinitely postpone an Assembly advisory referendum on daylight saving time for April. The roll call lists 17 in favor of killing and 13 against, with paired votes and subsequent defeats on related measures. Debate notes financial concerns and rights to speak, while other bills on higher education, reapportionment, tavern coffee, and dairy aid move forward.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Senate
Assembly
Clark
Dempsey
Downing
Gehrmann
Lauri
Leverich
Lorge
Miller
Nelson
Madison Democrat
Franke
Milwaukee
Trinke
Lake Geneva
Hartland
Milwaukee County
Sen. Merten
Sen
Maier
University of Wisconsin and
State College Boards of Regents
Pommerening
R-Wauwatosa
Farmer Runs to Aid Of Officer, Succumbs
RACINE A prominent 70 year old Racine county truck farmer collapsed and died Wednesday as he rushed to aid a deputy sheriff whose squad car had skidded into a tree while pursuing a traffic violator. Deputy Paul V. Booth survived with two broken ribs and bruises. The driver, 43 year old Clarence Thomas, paid a $10 fine for failure to stop.
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Racine
Racine County
Paul V. Booth
Sylvester Piper
Piper
Kenosha County
William Raven
Racine - Kenosha
Booth
Clarence Thomas
Kenosha
Thomas
Votes for pay raise hurdle clears Senate majority
Senator McCarthy backed the measure as the Senate approved a bill to raise congressional salaries. Senator Wiley was not listed among the voters.
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Washington
Sen
McCarthy
Senate
Wiley
Pope Pius XII blesses crowd from Vatican window
Pope Pius XII appeared at his Vatican apartment window to bless about 2000 people in St. Peter's Square. It marked his second public appearance since illness in December.
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Vatican City
Pope Pius XII
Vatican
St. Peter’s Square
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