Castro Forces Execute Scores Of Batista Aides
Castro’s forces carry out executions of Batista followers as trials proceed. About 50 executed and nearly 3,000 awaiting trial. Castro defends postwar justice, says those harming many should not live. Mass grave of 160 anti Batista prisoners found near San Cristobal. Public executions discouraged. schools ordered to reopen. U.S. investors welcomed with democratic ideals.
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Havana
Cuba
Batista
Fidel Castro
U.S
Castro
Jules DuBois
Chicago Tribune
San Cristobal
Manzanillo
United States
Treasury
Envoy Resigns In Castro Rift
Washington sources say the next U S ambassador to Cuba will likely be a career diplomat after Earl E T Smith resigned Saturday amid Castro’s backlash. Castro accused Smith of aiding Batista. U S officials deny the charge as Washington recognizes the provisional Cuban government.
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Washington
United States
Cuba
Earl E. T. Smith
Fidel Castro
Revolutionary Movement
Smith
Havana
State Department
Castro
Batista
Stock List Resumes Climb to New Peaks
NEW YORK The stock market opened strong pressing into record highs before profit taking pared gains. First hour volume surpassed one million shares while ticker tape ran late, delaying several floor transactions. Gains and losses among key stocks moved in narrow fractions to about a point.
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New York
Monroe High to Hold Dress Up Day for New Building
Monroe high school students will dress up Wednesday to express appreciation for the new building. The Student Council urged all students to wear better than usual clothing as an outward expression of gratitude.
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Monroe High School
School Meeting Tonight To Decide On Bus Service
A special district meeting is urged for tonight at 8 in the old high school auditorium to decide if bus service should be provided for students at the new high school and how it will be financed. The five member advisory committee has studied the issue, with 200 questionnaire replies reviewed, and four discussion questions outlined for electors. If approved, within city students may face about 45 dollars per year for bus service.
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James T. Weir
PTA
Alston
Board of Education
Supt
D. J. Huenink
Huenink
Monticello Road
Alan Goodmiller
Edwin Schuetze
Herbert Goecks
Doran Zwygart
Brothers Admit Two Area Thefts
Two Beloit area brothers, LaVern L. Noggle and Eugene M. Noggle, admitted stealing an arc welder from the Marie Schlappi farm near Martintown and a TV set from a Monroe home. They were held for pre sentence investigation after arraignment in Justice Court and bound over to County Court.
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Martintown
Monroe
Justice Court
Marshall L. Peterson
LaVern L. Noggle
Beloit
Rock County
Peter Busch
27Th Avenue
A. Charles Howe
Dwight Coplien
Janesville
Noggle
Eugene M. Noggle
Paul Forster
Route 2
Samuel F. Humbel
South Beloit
Ill
Howe
Marie Schlappi
Donald Schultz
LaVern Noggle
Madison
American Line Flights Resume Under New Pilot Contract
American Airlines resumes about half its flights under a new contract approved Sunday. The Air Line Pilots Association says the settlement could yield a 15 percent pay increase and retroactive pay totaling about five million dollars for 1,500 pilots. A Boeing 707 captain may earn 28 440 dollars yearly. a Convair captain 17 892 dollars.
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Washington
American Airlines
Air Line Pilots Association
American
Convair
Light plane crashes at Oshkosh injures wife after takeoff
An Oshkosh pilot escaped injury when his light airplane crashed after liftoff from Lake Poygan ice. The engine failed, and his wife was hospitalized with facial cuts.
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Oshkosh
Lake Poygan
Cletis H. Johnson
Rose Kleckner Dies at 88 in Monroe
Mrs. Rose Kleckner 88 years old of Monroe died at a Green County hospital after a long illness. Born Rose Nobel in Warwick Iowa County on August 27 1870 she married Charles W Kleckner in 1895. Survived by one daughter four sons 15 grandchildren and several great grandchildren. Funeral services tomorrow at 1 30 p m at Shriner Neushwander funeral home with Rev C C Warfel officiating and burial in Greenwood cemetery.
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Kleckner
Rose Nobel
Warwick
Iowa County
Andrew
Lydia Nobel
Iowa
Charles W. Kleckner
Grace DeVoe Traxler
Milton Junction
Percy
Harvard
Charles
Genesee
Roy H
Clark
Monroe
Thomas
Ulysis
Jacob
Patience
Stella
Edith
Bessie
Shriner- Neushwander
C. C. Warfel
Grace Lutheran Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Mavericks in Wisconsin Senate Can Swing Power Balance
Four veteran Republican senators known as mavericks hold the balance of power in the Wisconsin Senate. They plan a strategy session Tuesday after delaying caucus, with potential to reshape party control as Republicans seek to block Gov. Gaylord Nelson's agenda. The four, Allen Busby, Chester Dempsey, Earl Leverich, and William Draheim, have histories of crossing party lines and bring long service to a chamber that will include 20 Republicans and 12 Democrats once seating is complete.
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Madison
Senate
GOP
Gaylord Nelson
Assembly
Allen Busby
Milwaukee
Chester Dempsey
Hartland
Earl Leverich
Sparta
William Draheim
Neenah
Busby
Leverich
Dempsey
Draheim
House
Mavericks
Phillip Nash
Nelson
Senate Republicans
Jess Miller
Richland Center
W. W. Clark
Vesper
Senate Democrats
Judiciary Committee
Joint Committee On
Gratiot Starts Work To Remodel Building
Gratiot Memorial Center undergoes enlargement and remodeling at an estimated cost of 16000 dollars. A new front section adds an entrance ticket office and basement entrance. Basement work includes two locker rooms a coachs office kitchen dining room furnace room and a new heating system with a public restroom outside entrance. Heating system to be installed by mid January and project to be completed by May.
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Gratiot
Gratiot Memorial Center
Soviet Rocket Guides Itself to Orbit Beyond Moon
Pravda reports a Soviet cosmic rocket launched January 2 reached orbit around the sun after a 34 hour flight. The self guided vehicle rose vertically in the Soviet Union and then followed a predetermined path with an automatic guidance system adjusting for lunar gravity.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Pravda
Communist Party
Earth
Moon
Kidnaped Infant Found Unharmed
A Brooklyn infant abducted from St. Peter's hospital nursery eight days ago was found unharmed in a Brooklyn flat. Jeanne Iavarone, 43, mother of eight, was booked on kidnapping charges and claimed the baby is hers. FBI and police identified the child by footprints and a scar, and the infant was returned to the hospital in good condition.
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New York
Lisa Chionchio
Brooklyn
Jeanne Lavarone
Kenneth McCabe
St. Peter’s Hospital
Frank D. Chionchio
FBI
Lisa Rose
Frank
Chionchio
Port of New York Authority
St. Peter’s
Mrs Blanche Lindsay Dies After Fall Injuries
Mrs Blanche Lindsay 82 of Macomb Illinois died in a hospital from injuries suffered in a fall last Wednesday. She is mother of Mrs William Plate of 1723 19th Street Macomb and will attend services Wednesday. Survivors include two daughters and a son living in the Macomb area.
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Blanche Lindsay
Macomb
Ill
William Plate
19Th Street
Plate
Senate Rejects Majority Cutoff
Washington reports the Senate rejected a plan to allow a simple majority to halt a filibuster after 15 days. The Douglas proposal would need 50 votes to end debate, while current rules require 66. Johnson and other leaders back a two thirds threshold to cut off filibusters.
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Washington
Senate
Paul H. Douglas
D-Ill
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Douglas
Johnson
Local Students Attend Madison Music Clinic
Eight Monroe high school students travel to Madison for a mid winter music clinic at the University of Wisconsin. Accompanied by Mr and Mrs Allan Barnard the group includes Sally Fritz Enid Spring Mary Bober Greta Pitkin Barbara Schuetze Elaine Rubi Tom Marean and Janet Rupp. Rehearsals began yesterday with a concert at 2 p.m. tomorrow in Memorial Union Theater.
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Monroe High School
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Allan Barnard
Sally Fritz
Enid Spring
Mary Bober
Greta Pitkin
Barbara Schuetze
Elaine Rubi
Tom Marean
Janet Rupp
Memorial Union Theater
Polio Tag Day Nets $460 Here
A March of Dimes Tag Day raised 460 dollars here, about 30 more than last year, led by W A Bender and the county campaign. The Teen Age Program TAP launched by Karen Wagner and Blythe Myers was announced, with changes to Teenagers Against Polio to reflect broader March of Dimes aims.
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March of Dimes
Commercial and Savings Bank
Karen Wagner
Blythe
Butch) Myers
Monroe
Ann Baumgartner
Albany
Karen Zimmerli
Brodhead
Carolyn Vogt
Brooklyn
Barbara Every
Joan Swiggum
Dirk Sveom
Roger Erickson
Bob Hefty
New Glarus
Carolyn Klassy
Monticello
Bonnie Kubly
Jackie Gaarder
Nancy Kaderly
Juda
Gloria Ruef
Times
Christine Rupnow
Raymond Rupnow
W. A. (Bink) Bender
W. A
Bink) Bender
Edmund C. Hamilton
Miss Wagner
Myers
National Foundation
Mmes
William McCutchin
Robert Kramer
G. E. Zuercher
George
Mary Jo Henning
Diana Broge
Dewey Dwyer
Fredric Hefty
Billy Stuart
Evelyn Tresner
Darlene Wesenberg
Margaret Kundert
David Carr
Marsha
Julie Simmons
Marleah Barrett
Sharon Einbeck
Becky Trumpy
Boston Prelate Attacks Mikoyan as Bloody Henchman
Richard Cardinal Cushing of Boston condemns Soviet Dept. Premier Anastas I. Mikoyan as a bloody henchman in what he calls the murderous crimes of Lenin Stalin and Khrushchev. The remark frames Mikoyan as an agent of Soviet terror.
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Mikoyan
Boston
Mass
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Lenin
Stalin
Khrushchev
Eisenhower to Meet Mikoyan At White House Saturday
President Eisenhower will host Soviet Deputy Premier Mikoyan in the White House office at 9 a.m. EST for a general East West review focusing on Berlin. Dulles and other officials may attend. no time limit set. The visit follows Mikoyan talks with Dulles and Nixon last week.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Mikoyan
White House
James C. Hagerty
Dulles
Hagerty
Berlin
Khrushchev
West Berlin
Germany
Nixon
Moscow
United States
Warsaw
Prague
West Germany
NATO
Soviet Union
Geneva
U.S
Los Angeles
Ivan Serov
Lockheed Air Terminal
Burbank
Los Angeles International
San Francisco
California
Edmund G. Brown
Brown
High Court Upholds Ruling Against IBC
The Supreme Court supports a lower court order dissolving the International Boxing Clubs of New York and Illinois. Judge Sylvester J. Ryan's decision finds Madison Square Garden Corp and principal stockholders James D. Norris and Arthur M. Wirtz violated the Sherman Act. Norris and Wertz must sell over 50,000 Garden shares.
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Washington
Supreme Court
International Boxing Clubs
New York
Illinois
U. S. Dist
Sylvester J. Ryan
Madison Square Garden Corp
James D. Norris
Arthur M. Wirtz
Chicago
Norris
Wertz
Garden
Toll Climbs to 153 in Zamora Flood Disaster
In Zamora Spain authorities report 153 dead and missing after a dam on Lake Sanabria burst causing catastrophic flooding on Friday. Rescue workers continue search efforts as the toll may rise.
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Zamora
Spain
Riva Delago
Lake
Sanabria
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American Line
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Charles W. (Rose) Kleckner
Green County
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Mikey
POLI
Madison Music Clinic
Kremlin
High Court
IBC
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