Symington Role In Army Dispute Stirs New Issues
Washington reports that Sen. Symington joined forces with the Army early in the dispute, adding a new turn to Senate subcommittee hearings. The clash centered on McCarthy's demand that Symington disqualify himself, with Symington challenging debate on the Senate floor. Symington and Sen. Jackson urged releasing monitored Stevens to McCarthy aides calls, amid ties to Rogers and private adviser Clark Clifford.
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Washington
McCarthy
Sen
Symington
D-Mo
Army
Senate
Missouri
Dash
Wisconsin
Stevens
Roy M. Cohn
Francis P. Carr
Rogers
Cohn
Carr
Karl E. Mundt
R-S
Eisenhower
Stevens-McCarthy
Ralph E. Zwicker
Zwicker
Pvt. Schine
Mundt
Stevens-Symington
Pen. Jackson
Clifford
Clark Clifford
Truman
President Signs Fireworks Shipping Ban Into Law
President Eisenhower signed legislation barring shipment of fireworks into states where sale is banned. The law takes effect July 1 and will likely have little impact on this year's Independence Day celebrations.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Rev Orians Speaks To Milton Graduates
Milton Union high school will hold its 34th commencement at 8 tonight in the new gymnasium. Rev. Howard L. Orians of Immanuel church will deliver the address titled Trustees of Tomorrow. Sixty two seniors will receive diplomas from Supt. C. H. Dorr, with Anthony Guernsey serving as class president.
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Howard L. Orians
Immanuel Church
Milton Union High School
Supt
C. H. Dorr
Anthony Guernsey
Bombs Mark Eve of Batista Visit in Santiago
Six small explosions caused minor damage in Santiago on Friday night ahead of President Batista's official visit. Police investigated the incidents as authorities warned of potential further disruptions during the trip planning stage.
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Santiago
Cuba
Eulgencio Batista
Reunion of Monroe High Class of 1929 Sparks Memories
Sixty three members of the 1929 Monroe high school class joined a reunion at Monroe Country Club with dinner, class rolls read, and tributes to six deceased members. Dr. Edward C. Creutz, now at Carnegie Institute, spoke on atomic power and space travel, while Harley Coplien traveled 2800 miles from Galveston. The 1959 25th reunion is planned as a warmup for the next milestone.
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Bradford B. Stauffacher
Polo
Thomas Schultz
Avis Johnson
Freeport
Ivan C. Coplein
Appleton
Willard Waeffler
Edward C. Creutz
Pittsburgh
Robert Marr
Mildred Ryan
St. Louis
Arthur C. Benkett
Monroe
Times
Monroe Country Club
Leland L. Lamboley
Walter J. Zimmerman
Buna
Hulda Lengacher Boothman
Marion Stuart Kowalczyk
Geraldine Schindler Schmid
Ben J. Schmid
Glen F. Pfund
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Janesville
Creutz
Duquesne Power
Creutzes
Peninsular Park
Harley L. Coplien
Copliens
Galveston
Tex
Coplien
E. O. Evans
Ewart Owen
Adele Ludlow Storck
Nellie Rose
Rosie
Country Club
Milk Day Draws 50 000 to Harvard Parade Crowning
U S Senator Paul Douglas and Republican foe Joseph Meek headlined Harvard Illinois Milk Day Program. Crowds packed the Milky Way parade route as candidates, milk drinking contest winners, and cattle show victors paraded. A 5 10 p m queen ceremony was planned with special honors.
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U. S
Paul Douglas
Illinois
Joseph T. Meek
Harvard
Ill
Sen
Douglas
Kay Karcher
Walworth
Nancy Smith
Sharon
Linda Haupt
Shirley Weidner
Brand Olson Take State Teen Road-e-o Title Contenders
Youths from Monroe and Brodhead travel to Waukesha to represent their areas in the Wisconsin Junior Chamber of Commerce teen-age Road-e-o. Nathan Brand, winner at home, and Rich ard Olson, Brodhead winner, lead competitors for the national event in Washington, D. C. next month. Events begin with registration at 10 a.m. and a written test at 11, with driving starts at 2 p.m. Winners announced at a 6 p.m. banquet at the Waukesha hotel.
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Monroe
Brodhead
Waukesha
Wisconsin
Collision Kills Girl on Manitowoc Outskirts
Janice Kamin ski, 21, was killed when two cars collided on the citys outskirts. She was thrown from the vehicle she rode in and pinned beneath it.
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Manitowoc
Janice Kaminski
Eisenhower Recovers Quiet Weekend At Camp David
President Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower arrived at Camp David near Thurmont Maryland for a restful weekend. They planned a possible drive to Gettysburg Pennsylvania to view progress on the remodeled farm home.
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Thurmont
Eisenhower
Catoctin Mountain
Camp David
Gettysburg
Retired Michigan Dean Dies at 71 in Ann Arbor Home
Dr. James B. Edmonson dean emeritus of the University of Michigan School of Education died at his home Friday night after a heart attack. He was 71 and remained active in university affairs after retirement in 1952.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
James B. Edmonson
University of Michigan School of Education
Dean Edmonson
Michigan
Recall Petition Deadline Arrives in Wisconsin
In Ripon during the Republican centennial event Senator McCarthy faced a statewide recall petition deadline. Editor Leroy Gore of Sauk City reports final counts not due until Monday evening, with signatures possibly re gathered from past weeks. The 60 day window and questions about applying recall to national office loom over any potential election.
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Ripon
Sen. McCarthy
McCarthy
Washington
Leroy Gore
Sauk City
Gore
NU Fraternity Faces Ouster After Coed Death
Northwestern University may expel the Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity after the death of Sally Stevenson 20 of Kennilworth Illinois in a car crash last week. The escort Robert Dalrymple 20 of Manhasset New York was seriously injured in the collision. Dean James C McLeod said the investigation found the couple returning from a Highland Park party attended by most of the fraternity’s 26 members.
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Evanston, Ill
Dean James C. McLeod
Northwestern
Highland Park
Fraternity
Three Girls from County To Enter Alice Regional
The report covers U S direct negotiations with Red China over 83 American civilians and military personnel detained in China. Alexis Johnson led the U S delegation at Geneva as talks opened marking the first direct contact with Peiping.
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Geneva
United States
Red China
China
U. S
Peiping
Alexis Johnson
Czechoslovakia
Washington
Mrs Clarke 79 Dies in St Clare Hospital Monticello
Mrs Maesetta E Clarke aged 79 of Monticello died at 8 20 this morning in St. Clare hospital after a long illness. She was born in Green County November 24 1874 daughter of Oscar J and Lonely Pearsons. Services pending at Voegeli funeral home.
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Maesetta E. Clarke
Monticello
St. Clare Hospital
Clarke
Green County
Oscar J
Lonely Fenton Pearsons
Glarus
B. L. Clarke
Wheaton
Ill
Wisconsin Veterinarian Medical Association
No Evidence Found On Carrier Sabotage
Secretary of Navy Thomas stated there has been no evidence to date of sabotage or other malicious acts related to the disaster aboard the aircraft carrier Bennington. He added the possibility is not being overlooked in a letter to Senate Armed Services Chairman Saltonstall.
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Washington
Thomas
Bennington
Saltonstall
R-Mass
Senate Armed Services Committee
Recreation Park pool opens 1954 season with daily hours and rates
The Recreation Park pool opens tomorrow at 1 30 p m and stays open until 9 p m daily except Sundays when it opens at 1 p m. Season tickets cost 4 for adults 2 50 for children. Single admissions are 25 cents for adults and 10 cents for children. After June 21 mornings close for six weeks of Red Cross instruction. Lifeguards Johnson Bender Kubly run the posts. Haskins Simpson train at Camp Heffernan and Schindler attends Red Cross aquatic school.
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Recreation Park
Red Cross
Johnson
Karen Bender
Judith Kubly
Joyce Haskins
Sondra Simpson
Camp Heffernan
Towanda
Ill
Elsa Schindler
Molotov lays out five points for Korea peace plan
Geneva Foreign Minister Molotov proposes a five point Korean peace agenda and urges separate discussion of each point. He calls for free elections, an all Korean preparatory body, withdrawal of foreign troops within a set time, international supervision of elections, and peaceful development by interested nations. The proposals meet mixed reactions as the Geneva talks resume amid ongoing Indochina discussions.
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Geneva
V. M. Molotov
Molotov
Korea
International
Far East
Red China
Chou EnLai
Carlos Garcia
Philippines
South Korea
Garcia
United Nations
Nurse and Patient Injured in Ambulance Mishap
A Brodhead woman, Leona Spieker, died after a near noon ambulance mishap on Highway 1181 when nurse Eugenia Clark fell from the door while helping to close it. Clark survived with serious head injuries. both victims were being transported to Monroe and St. Clare hospital. Police chief Duane Youngblood and county deputies investigated the accident.
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Monroe
St. Clare Hospital
Leona Spieker
Everson
Eugenia Clark
Stabler Farm
Josephine Baker Granted Visitor Stay in New York
Negro singer Josephine Baker arrived from Paris and was detained briefly by immigration inspectors. She was allowed to stay in the United States as a visitor until July 1.
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Josephine
New York
Josephine Baker
Paris
United States
Normandy Marks 10th D-Day Anniversary in Bayeux
Normandy opened anniversary ceremonies under cold skies with a Te Deum at Bayeux Cathedral attended by French President Rene Coty and Premier Joseph Laniel. The programme highlighted British and Canadian roles, with US participation expected Sunday including ceremonies at the U.S. cemetery above Omaha Beach and a noon banquet with Gen. Alfred Gruenther.
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Bayeux
France
Normandy
Rene Coty
Joseph Laniel
Arromanches
Anmerica
Coty
U. S. Military Cemetery
Omaha Beach
St. Lo
Utah Beach
Alfred Gruenther
Europe
Carentan
Henry Cabot Lodge
U. S
United Nations
Eisenhower
French Planes Hammer Reds Near Hanoi in Indochina
French warplanes blew up a Vietminh ammunition dump east of Hanoi and bombed rebel troops approaching the capital on Routes 13 and 41. The Vietminh column near Dien Bien Phu and rail lines to Haiphong suffered damage, while U S plans to airlift French troops were scrapped due to diplomatic hurdles.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Here
Dien Bien Phu
U. S
Saigon
North Africa
United States
France
India
Burma
Eight Selected At Darlington Dairy Day Contest
Eight young women were selected in Darlington to compete in the Alice in Dairyland regional contest at Richland Center. Winners include Lydia Wels Sharon Zentner Barbara Kuska Ardith Garrison Helen Keller Diane Yanke Joan Christopherson and Mary Comar from multiple counties.
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Darlington
Green County
Richland Center
Lydia Wels
Monroe
Sharon Zentner
New Glarus
Barbara Kuska
New Lisbon
Ardith M. Garrison
Helen Keller
Casanovia
Diane K. Yanke
North Freedom
Joan Christopherson
Wisconsin Dells
Mary Comar
Madison
The
American Legion Post
AEC Row Denied On Weapon Plans
Senator Van Zandt pressed AEC questions as Eugene Zuckert defended ongoing weapon and peacetime power programs. He noted sharp disagreement over designating the chairman as principal officer, while stressing that program progress remains uninterrupted.
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AEC
Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Eugene M. Zuckert
Rep
van Zandt
R-Pa
Zuckert
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
Commission
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Allen Richard
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Lyle Reed
Dunaway
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Zentner
Wels
Kuska
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Columbia
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Columbus
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la Valle
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Poynette
Carol Fosshage
Mary Lee Aust
Cynthia Rhodes
Karen Christofferson
Yoris Anderson
Alice Plunkett
Alice Niebuhr
Shirley Lewis
Norman Kirschbaum
State Department of Agriculture
Donald Smith
Walther’s Dairy
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