Dulles Declares Berlin Talks Vindicated and Victories Won
Secretary of State Dulles told a national audience that U S gains at the Berlin parley include pressuring Molotov to reveal Russia’s hand and securing a concession refusing recognition of Red China. He defended the talks as advancing U S aims and noted continued support for Indochina against Communist guerrillas.
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Dulles
Berlin
China
Ber
V. M. Molotov
U. S
Russia
East Germany
East Austria
Molotov
America
Geneva
Switzerland
Warren Approval Predicted Friday
The 1-A committee cleared the way for swift Senate confirmation of Earl Warren as chief justice. Senator Knowland said the nomination would be taken up in the Senate Friday. The panel's only witness, a fugitive charged with subornation of perjury, was taken into custody briefly but later released by a municipal judge.
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Senate
Earl Warren
United States
Sen
Knowland
California
Eisenhower
Warren
De Gasperi Blames Roosevelt Climate for Communist Rise
Former Italian premier Alcide De Gasperi tells the Christian Democrats in Discussi one magazine that Italy is not solely responsible for not uprooting communism, saying the evil plant was born and prospered in the Roosevelt climate. He did not explain what he meant by the term.
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Alcide de Gasperi
Italy
Christian Democrats
Daily Television Schedules Started
The Evening Times launches a new daily television schedule service for Madison and Rockford stations. Programs, as available, will be carried each day. Presented in cooperation with local dealers and service firms including Lanz Hardware Co Hall's Radio Service Phillips and Smith Appliances Boob and Kessler Radio Service Richardson Electric Co and Martin's Sporting Goods.
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Rockford
Evening Times
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Hall's Radio Service
Phillips and Smith Appliances
Boob and Kessler Radio Service
Richardson Electric Co
Martin’s Sporting Goods
Monroe Chamber Opposes Sunday Tavern Closing
The Monroe Chamber of Commerce board opposed a petition for Sunday alcohol sales closure. The group argued a citywide or countywide action would be impractical and hurt the economy, noting visitors come for reasons beyond alcohol and urging no local Sunday closing.
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Monroe
Joseph C. Dearth
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Elmer
Monroe Council of Churches
Illinois State Line
Five Ripon Students Given Suspended Terms for Halloween Vandalism
Five Ripon College students admitted to vandalism totaling nearly $4,700 in Fond du Lac and Green Lake counties. Each pleaded guilty to malicious destruction of property and received suspended jail terms with probation, while one student faces six months suspended. The group damaged Clifford Chief sand pit equipment, overturned a stone crusher, broke windows, and damaged three schools.
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Ripon College
Thomas W. Miller
Brandon
Russell Hanson
Atty
Judson Rikkers
Waupun
Miller
Frank Yough
Two Rivers
Kenneth Stairs
Chicago
Richard Roeming
Ripon
Chier
Gernon Death Mystery Deepens in Milwaukee Park
Milwaukee police identified the man found slain in a northside park as William Gernon 46 of Pewaukee, heir to $10 000. The victim, son of George E. Gernon Madison official, bore facial injuries not linked to death. The widow Fern Gernon said he left a Milwaukee tavern Tuesday morning to walk and visit his bank. The couple recently moved from Milwaukee with children Jacqueline 16 and William Jr 9.
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Milwaukee
Madison
William Gernon
Route 3
Pewaukee
George E. Gernon
Gisholt Machine Co
McFarland Phone Head Auto Victim in Madison
August F. Jahnke 76, longtime operator of the McFarland telephone exchange, died from injuries after being struck by a car near downtown Madison. He served on the Dane County Board for more than 13 years.
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Madison
August F. Jahnke
McFarland Telephone Exchange
Jahnke
Dane County Board
County Teachers Conference Preps Rural Youth Conservation Day
About 150 rural school teachers gather at the courthouse as the county presses groundwork for the May 7 Rural Youth Conservation Day. The program, run with the extension service and Soil Conservation, centers on wildlife conservation education and includes a panel with state officials and local educators.
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Monroe Chamber of Commerce
County Agricultural Extension Office
Soil Conservation Service
Arthur Jorgenson
State Conservation Department
Myron E. Jeglum
Russell Carter
James Larkin
Frances Noesen
Rudolph Haskee
Gloria Marty
Edwin Klassy
Egypt Names Nasser Premier as Naguib Is Dismissed
Egypt's Revolutionary Council dismissed Maj. Gen. Mohamed Naguib from the presidency and premiership naming Lt. Col. Gamal Abdel Nasser as premier and leader of the council. Naguib remains in protective isolation at his Helmieh home with no immediate measures against him. The presidency will be vacant until elections after a two year transitional period.
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Egypt
Revolutionary Council
Mohamed Naguib
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Farouk II
Naguib
Nasser
Helmieh
Galal Faizy
Salah Salem
Salem
Pariament
Suez Canal Zone
Radio
Aleppo
Syria
Nustafa Hammoud
Adib Shishekly
Shishekly
Hammoud
Damascus
Slight Improvement Reported for Pope Pius
The Vatican press office says Pope Pius slept fairly well last night and his overall condition shows a slight improvement. Earlier Vatican sources described him as stationary, though hiccup attacks had kept him from sleeping and weakened him during the first weeks of his illness.
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Vatican City
Pius
Vatican
Wisconsin counties vote against rigid support program
Rep. Lawrence H. Smith reports a poll in Rock and Green counties showing strong opposition to a rigid agricultural support program. Of 14 000 surveyed, 488 oppose while 148 favor, with results arriving as USDA cuts butter cheese and dried milk supports from 90 to 75 percent. Farm Bureau backs Benson policies.
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Washington
Lawrence H. Smith
Wis
Wisconsin
Rock and Green
Smith
Rock
Green
Benson
Farm Bureau
Héds
Eight Oppose Postal Boosts
Washington reports eight dissenting members from a House committee oppose a 240 million dollar postal rate hike. The minority denounces the bill as an unconscionable tax and a radical departure from public service. The majority supports higher rates to offset deficits, forecasting revenue gains across mail classes.
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Washington
House
Post Office
Minority Report
Congress
Knowland accuses Democrats of stall tactic on treaties
Senate floor leader Knowland angrily claims a filibuster by Democrats to block action on Bricker’s treaty amendment. He says the 48-45 adjournment signals a bid to seize Senate control as debates stretch since January 20.
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Washington
Knowland
Calif
Eisenhower
Senate
GOP
Sen
Bricker
Ohio
Sen. Bricker
Congress
President's Callers Get Exile Sentences In Palm Springs
Two men who sought to meet President Eisenhower at Smoke Tree Ranch were ordered to stay out of Palm Springs for two years. John D. Ortega, 48, a Mission Indian, convicted of drunkenness, and Carl Lee Kinsey, 25, part Indian, found guilty of vagrancy. Secret service agents seized them at the ranch gate after they asked to shake Ike's hand and found an unloaded .22 rifle in the car. Presidential secretary James Hagerty said they obviously had been drinking and there was no harm intended.
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Canf
Eisenhower
Smoke Tree Ranch
John D. Ortega
Carl Lee Kinsey
Justice Court
Pala
Here
Secret Service
Ike
James Hagerty
NLRB Action Nears Completion in Monroe Case
A two day hearing before a NLRB examiner in Monroe, before the Courthouse, ends today. The Teamsters Union of the AFL challenges the Swiss Cheese Corporation of America alleging discriminatory discharge after union organizing last October. If the board rules for the union, rehiring and retroactive pay may follow. otherwise, no further action.
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Teamsters Union
AFL
Swiss Cheese Corporation of America
Monroe
Mark Curran
NLRB
John A. Lawton
State Afl
Albn B. Martin
Washington, D. C
William J. P. Aberg
Madison
Harold A. Becker
Merlin L. Thompson
Willis Kolden
Donald B. Jacobson
Robert Schwitz
Carrie P. Moore
Geraldine Johnson
Clarabelle Grode
Aberg
Martin
Nlr&b
Portland Man Charged In Third Wife's Death
Portland man George F Sack, famous for two prior wife deaths in Chicago in the 1920s, is charged with asphyxiating his third wife Goldie Goodrich Sack, 56, here. Sack had been committed to a mental hospital after his second wife’s death and later released.
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Portland
Ore
Chicago
George F. Sack
Goldie Goodrich Sack
Sack
Clarance Darrow
Ilinois
Army Secretary Denies He Sought Presidential Aid
Army Secretary Robert T. Stevens denies asking President Eisenhower for support or resigning over the McCarthy episode. White House officials confirm telephone exchanges but say the president gave no advance knowledge of any Stevens-McCarthy agreement.
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Army
Washington
Robert T. Stevens
Sen. McCarthy
White House
Stevens
Eisenhower
Associated Press
McCarthy
Pentagon
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Stevns-McCarthy
Marilyn Monroe Returns Ill From Asia Tour
Marilyn Monroe arrived in San Francisco from a Japan Korea tour and went to bed ill. Photographers snapped her briefly before she said she felt unwell and wished to rest. Doctors in Honolulu later diagnosed bronchial pneumonia likely from the Korea visit.
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San Francisco
Marilyn Monroe
Japan
Korea
Honolulu
Joe DiMaggio
Wisconsin American cheese prices show weak demand
Wisconsin American cheese market today is weak with very light demand. Too few sales to report for small styles. Selling prices and assembly points mostly 34 to 35 cents with moisture basis.
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Madison
Wisconsin
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