Potter Assails Aide as Adams Story Remains Unclear
Senator Charles Potter of Michigan demanded a fuller Adams account amid a growing furor over Boston industrialist Bernard Goldfine. White House officials say Eisenhower has full confidence in Adams, who faced questions about expensive hotel bills and possible favors. The case widens as Justice Department probes and House hearings continue into regulatory influence.
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Washington
Charles Potter
Michigan
Sherman Adams
Boston
Bernard Goldfine
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Adams
House
Goldfine
Hagerty
New York Herald Tribune
Criminal Division
Justice Department
New England
Frederick G. Payne
Maine
Subcommittee
Robert W. Lishman
Federal Trade Commission and Securities and Exchange Commission
Wisconsin Democrats Open Convention in Madison Rally
About 800 delegates gathered for the Wisconsin Democratic convention in Madison with Rep. Eugene McCarthy delivering the keynote and Hubert Humphrey as a campaign banner despite travel delays. The platform backs tax opposition including sales tax and right to work limits while urging automatic reapportionment and auditing highway funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Madison
Wisconsin
Eugene McCarthy
D- Minn
National Republican Administration
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Platform Committee
Vernon Thomson
National Party
Sen
Humphrey
Sen. Proxmure
Senate
McCarthy
Patrick Lucey
Proxmire
U.S. Senate
Rarebit Sandwich For Today In Dairy Month Menu
A dairy month recipe for rarebit sandwich uses toast chicken and a cheese sauce. Melt butter and flour, whisk in milk and cheese with mustard and Worcestershire sauce, then heat on low until melted. Layer on toast with chicken, finish under broiler until lightly browned. Serve with slaw or relishes. Serves six. Ham or turkey can substitute for chicken.
Hurless Resigns as Milwaukee City Comptroller
Virgil Hurless announced his resignation as Milwaukee city comptroller amid a dispute over expense accounts. Nearly 1,000 dollars in advance pay was issued minutes before bond company stop payment. National Surety Corp bonds Hurless and seeks recovery of 12,584 dollars as questioned by a council committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Virgil Hurless
Joseph Krueger
Hurless
National Surety Corp
New York City
John P. O’hair
Cuba Mission Worker Speaks Here Tomorrow
Rev. Ardee Coolidge a Nazarene missionary to Cuba will be the speaker at the Church of the Nazarene tomorrow at 7 45 p m The Coolidges describe the Cuba mission program and have evangelistic work near Havana since 1952 Both studied at Olivet Nazarene College in Kankakee Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardee Coolidge
Nazarene
Cuba
Church of the Nazarene
Upturn Seen in U.S. Industrial Output May Rise
The Federal Reserve Board said industrial production rose one point from April to May to 127 percent of the 1947-49 average, the best month since the recession began. Labor Secretary Mitchell noted administration resistance to a tax cut, while unemployment benefits declined to 2,827,600 insured and initial claims fell to 321,600, a June 7 low.
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Washington
U. S
Federal Reserve Board
Mitchell
Nixon
Congress
Treasury
Anderson
Labor Department
Reserve Board
May
School Staff Departures At Local District
Miss June Grommes school nurse since 1954 resigns to pursue postgraduate work this fall. Beloit resident she trained at St Joseph school of nursing Aurora and studied at Minnesota and Wisconsin. Miss Eileen McCullough high school English teacher for four years also resigns to take a teaching post at Nicolet high school Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Grommes
Eileen McCullough
D. J. Huenink
Grommes
Beloit
St. Joseph School of Nursing
Aurora
University of Minnesota
University of Wisconsin
McCullough
Nicolet High School
Milwaukee
Runaway Airman, 19, Reappears at Home After Aerial Jaunt
Dallas says airman Don ald Keeton, 19, who fled from Mississippi in a rented plane, landed in a swampy Tyler field after evasive maneuvers and fuel exhaustion. He planned to reach Dallas. his note of self kill preceded the flight, and his girlfriend and mother welcomed him at a police station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Donald Keeton
Mississippi
Keeton
Gulfport
Miss
Tyler
Tex
St. Clare Hosts Madison Unit Meeting
A Madison Hospital Council gathering at St. Clare hospital drew 39 attendees from Madison area hospitals and clinics. Robert H. Rieder of Monroe Clinic spoke on medical accounts past present and future. discussion followed with questions. Gifts of cheese and brochures were exchanged. coffee hour included representatives from Veterans hospital Madison General St. Marys Mercy Janesville Beloit Stoughton and St. Clare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Hospital Council
St. Clare Hospital
Robert H. Rieder
Monroe Clinic
Rieder
Wisconsin Credit Association
Harold E. Scherer
Monroe
Chamber of Commerce
Veterans Hospital
Madison General
St. Mary's
Madison
Mercy Hospital
Janesville
Beloit
Stoughton
St. Clare
Carol Kelty Withdraws From Dairy Queen Race
Carol Kelty, a Monroe County Dairy Queen candidate and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Kelty, requested withdrawal of her name today due to her age. She will turn 15 in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Kelty
Monroe
County Dairy Queen
Carol
George Kelty
Russia Agrees To Geneva Talks On Nuclear Test Controls
The Soviet Union will begin exploratory talks in Geneva on July 1 to discuss ways to police a worldwide ban on nuclear explosions. The talks follow Eisenhower’s proposals and aim to lead to a quick suspension of all tests. The U N secretariat may assist, with a seven member Soviet delegation led by Nikolai Semyonov.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet Union
Geneva
Eisenhower
U. S
Russia
United States
Britain
France
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Poland
Czechoslovakia
U. N
Ernest O. Lawrence
University of California
Radiation Laboratory
Robert F. Bacher
California Institute of Technology
James Brown Fisk
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Nikolai A. Semyonov
Vote Forgery Claims Surface in Murray Primary Recount
A circuit judge overseeing the Murray Kentucky recount of a primary found ballots with forged signatures on records that unseated veteran Representative Noble Gregory. The discovery raised questions about the integrity of the county results in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Noble Gregory
D-Ky
De Gaulle Consults Soustelle on Algeria Peace Efforts
Paris reports Premier Charles de Gaulle invited Jac ques Soustelle to advise the cabinet on ending Algeria’s 34 year Arab Berber rebellion. Soustelle indicated a future return to Paris and did not commit to joining the government, while his All Algeria Committee allies press for a post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Jacques Soustelle
Algiers
Algeria
de Gaulle
Soustelle
All-Algeria Committee of Public Safety
Fire delays and damage on rural bridge limit response
A two ton limit on a rural bridge forced Woodford firefighters to detour to a Vernus Seffwood farm fire at 2 20 am. Damage to the farm house is about 1000 dollars. The Seffroods reside in Monroe. The family escaped as crews from Woodford and Browntown worked to reach the blaze. The origin was a linen closet and the cause remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodford
Vernus Seffwood
Charles Harrison
Seffroods
Monroe
Homer Lovelace
Browntown
Fierce Fighting Erupts in Beirut City
Heavy fighting erupted in Beirut amid clashes between government forces and insurgents trying to overthrow President Camille Chamoun. Battles raged near the Associated Press office and presidential palace, Basra district, and Ramel prison as U.N. observers arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camille Chamoun
Rif
Associated Press
Basra
Ramel
U.N
Lebanon
Basta
Faree
Friay
Tractor Blaze Claims Monroe Farm Engine
A fire on the James Doherty farm on Route 3 Monroe in the Clarno area involved a tractor driven by Rudy Kubly. Gasoline splashed on the engine starting the fire. Kubly stopped the blaze before the tractor was damaged. Monroe firemen responded and controlled the blaze.
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Rudy Kubly
James Doherty
Monroe
Clarno
Kubly
Madison General Hospital trims beds over nurse shortage
The Madison board of directors announced the removal of 45 beds from service at Madison General Hospital due to a shortage of registered nurses. The city owned facility faces staffing constraints that affect patient capacity and operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marathon Gets Aid
Madison
Madison General Hospital
Wisconsin Special Session Ends With Expanded Unemployment Benefits
Wisconsin legislators adjourned after approving a bill extending unemployment benefits by 13 weeks and raising weekly benefits to 42 dollars. The package also includes urban renewal authority provisions and a one year residency rule change to preserve public aid eligibility.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Gov. Thomson
LaCrosse
Thomson
State Unemployment Reserve Fund
Milwaukee Common Council
Assembly
Senate
British paratroopers reinforce Cyprus after deadly clashes
British paratroops flew into Nicosia to bolster forces enforcing a curfew after communal fighting left 15 dead. An airlift of 500 troops began at dawn in England.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
England
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Potter
Edwin Andereck
16Th Avenue
32Nd Division
Camp McCoy
Andereck
Pfe
Kenneth Zeman
St. Paul
Vernon Carlson
Minneapolis
U.S. Army
Company K
32Nd
Emmett J. O’donahue
Keith Christensen
Charles L. Babler
Glenn L. Kubly
Times
FRB
Madison Unit
Dairy Queen
Beirut
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