Wishful Thinking on West's Coexistence Policy
The editorial notes French Foreign Minister Pineau signals openness to coexistence with the Soviet Union, challenging U.S. and Adenauer on Moscow's sincerity. It suggests Ike's administration may accelerate policy revisions to probe Soviet intent while acknowledging frustration over delayed timing amid Western fragility to Red propaganda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Russia
Pineau
Washington
France
Paris
United States
Moscow
Dulles
Germany
Adenauer
State Department
Engine Charlie under fire over Air Force spending
Charlie Wilson the public administrator known as Engine Charlie faced Senate fury after calling the Air Force budget boost phony. He defended his remark saying it was misinterpreted, but critics urged clearer thinking before speaking.
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Engine Charlie
Wilson
Washington
Harry Truman
Senate
Defense Department
Charlie
Capitol Hill
Argentine Team Abandons Dhaulagiri As Snow Halts Climb
An Argentine expedition to the unclimbed Dhaulagiri in Nepal is forced to abandon its summit bid due to heavy snows and avalanches. The team was about 1,500 feet from the summit when the decision was made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katmanud
Nepal
Dhaulagiri
Coast Guardsmen Man 27 Light Ships in US Waters
Coast Guardsmen operate 27 light ships in U S waters to patrol coastlines and assist navigation. Operations focus on safety, search and rescue, and enforcing maritime regulations amid ongoing patrols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coast Guardsmen
Waters
Swiss newsmen visit cheese plants in Green County
Ten years ago four prominent Swiss newsmen toured cheese plants in the city and county and were welcomed later at Turner hall by local Swiss residents. Events also noted include a traffic accident near Martintown injuring Paul Hastings and a hayload fall injuring Chester Frautschy, plus veterans burial questionnaires and rural library outreach plans in Green County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Hall
Paul E. Hastings
Winslow
Martintown
Chester Frautschy
Clarno Township
Howard O. Schultz
Glen Zilmer Post
Green County
Green County Library Committee
Oldest Holstein Breeder in Stephenson County Keeps Herd Strong
Bay Angle of Dakota North Dakota operates a 300 acre Stephenson County farm as the area’s oldest active Holstein breeder. Since starting in 1905, he built a 30 head registered herd, rebuilt after a 1944 tornado, and earns sales to breeders in Chile and Mexico.
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Bay Angle
Dakota
Stephenson County
Oscar Wolf
Charles Bentley
Freeport
Angle
Steven Brothers
Syracuse
N.Y
J. B. Irwin
Minneapolis
Wheer
Ormsby
Star Comet
Lone Elm Monogram
Dean
Blossom
New Glarus Visitors Share Summer Eras at Krugjohann
Mr and Mrs Millard Tschudy of New Glarus and Mr and Mrs Fred Tschudy along with Mr and Mrs Albert Tschudy of Milwaukee visited Mr and Mrs Moritz Krugjohann on Thursday. Mrs Glen Dahler and family from Madison are visiting for several days with her father Sam Schneider.
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Fred Tschudy
Albert Tschudy
Milwaukee
Moritz Krugjohann
Glen Dahler
Madison
Sam Schneider
Prado leads Peru vote count after Sunday election
Manuel Prado, former president, holds a lead of 56,090 votes in the official tally from the prior Sunday's presidential election in Peru. Phone 3 for an Adtaker today.
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Lema
Peru
Manuel Prado
Iceland Election Tilt Narrows U S Base Control
In Reykjavik the Conservative Independence party lost ground as the Progressives and Social Democrats neared a majority in the Althing. Preliminary results show Conservatives with 19 seats, Progressives 25, Communists 7, National Defense party fading. coalition likely, with 27 seats needed for government. Voter turnout exceeded 90 percent.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Independence Party
Atlantic
Progressives
Social Democrats
U.S
Keflavik
Olafur Thors
Washington
National Defense Party
Plane Crash in Nigeria Kills At Least 25 On Board
British Overseas Airways Argonaut bound Lagos to London via Tripoli crashes after takeoff from Kano. 38 passengers and 7 crew were aboard. 25 dead, 3 of 18 known survivors critically injured. Captain H V Tomlinson and four crew survive. Stewardess Kay Buckley among the deceased. L A Ward of Reading reported missing. No Americans aboard.
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L. A. Ward
Reading
England
Kay Buckley
British Overseas ‘Airways Argonaut
Lagos
London
Tripoli
Libya
Kano
H. V. Tomlinson
Royal Air Force
Mongol Descent Theory Aims at American Indian Origins
Scientists classify American Indians as a Mongol lineage descended from ancient nomads of eastern Asia. The claim links indigenous groups to ancient migratory populations and broad East Asian connections.
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Eastern
Asia
Brodhead Kiddie Parade Highlights Centennial Festivities
A colorful Kiddie Parade led by Brodhead school band under Gerald Fritz featured the Centennial Princess Beverly Robinson in a convertible. Mayor Carl Lynstegard rode a mule team driven vehicle as youngsters and groups from Avon to Orfordville showcased babies, dolls, a burro prospector, and a 50 foot circus ring in a junior parade organized by Dwight Newcomer and assistants.
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Brodhead
Gerald Fritz
Janesville
Monroe
Beverly Robinson
George Robinson
Carl Lynstegard
Kenneth Coplien
Tim
Teri Condon
Gerald Condon
E. J. Hoesly
Duane Allen Youngblood
Duane Youngblood
Avon
Orfordville
Dwight Newcomer
Dwight Pierce
Stanley Wraight
Roland Rockwell
Children Exhibit Pets at Program
Fifteen pets entered the pet show at the Normal school playground during Friday morning activities for the summer recreation program. About 35 children and mothers attended as Gail Foesch won birds for most colors and George Goepfert for smallest eyes.
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Gail Foesch
George Goepfert
Jackie Marty
Janette Marty
Bede Burgy
Deam Counselman
Donna Marty
Jane
Jim Marty
Dick Tsehanz
Mark Severson
Georgia Goepfert
Dave Goepfert
Peggy Ferguson
Jim Bartelt
Julie Jacobs
Winners Named In Brodhead Horse Pulling Contest
August Zeibel of Deerfield and Ken Hoffman of Three Lakes topped lightweight and heavyweight divisions as 3200 pound horses competed in Brodhead last Saturday. Robert Vogel led the event with other top finishers including Bob Ferris second in lightweight and Harry Weckert third. Marvin Barkley second and Roy Hugman third in heavyweight. Calf roping winners were Dick House first go around and Wase Henderson first in second go around with Bud Schueler second in second go around. Condon of Brodhead placed third in first go around and Dean Bansandt of Waukesha second go around. Fourth place finishers were Sam Garrish and Pat Henderson. Mrs Condon supervised the roping events.
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August Zeibel
Deerfield
Ken Hoffman
Three Lakes
Brodhead
Zeibel
Hoffman
Robert Vogel
Bob Ferris
Ontario
Harry Weckert
Waterloo
Marvin Barckley
Seymour
Roy Hugman
Janesville
Dick House
Kewanee
Ill
Wase Henderson
Edwardsville
Bud Schueler
Cambridge
Robert Condon
Dean Bansandt
Waukesha
Sam Garrish
Gardner, Jr
Guatemala imposes martial law after mass rally
Guatemala announces a state of alarm after police broke up a mass meeting outside the capital. About 400 demonstrators, linked to the National Civic Committee, called for scrapping the mutual aid pact with the United States and for opening Communist activities.
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Guatemala
Carlos Castillo Armas
National Civic Committee
United States
Brodhead Centennial Parade Draws Local Attendees
Monticello Times lists attendees from Monticello and surrounding towns for the Brodhead Centennial parade, including the Holcomb and Sinnett families, Gempeler and Newman families, and visitors from Madison. Names such as Doris Wagner and Sophia Curtis are noted among Monroe callers and Milwaukee contact.
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Robert Holcomb
Gary
Patricia
Clarence Holcomb
Henry C. Elmer
Brodhead
Lyle Sinnett
Monroe
Ernest Gempeler
Louise
Footville
Paul Newman
Anna Gempeler
Walter Gempeler
William Arnold
Madison
Dave Brink
Arnold
Doris Wagner
Curt
Sophia Curtis
Wallace P. Barlow
Milwaukee
Weekend social notices from New Glarus and Monroe
The snippet lists local social sightings with names such as Mr Barlow, Buz and Michael Christensen, Mr and Mrs George Griffey, Miss Irene Marty, Mrs Baltz Heesly, Miss Emma Marty, Mrs Susanna Elmer, and Paul John Achtemeier. Achtemeier plans several days in Elmhurst Illinois with a move to Elmhurst and teaching at Elmhurst College planned for August.
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New Glarus
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