Clearance Denied for Two Senate Probe Aides
Senate investigations subcommittee reports two staff members were denied Defense Department clearance to handle classified material. Mundt says final determination communicated but identities not released. The panel will review the Army report on the case of former Maj. Irving Peress and other staff matters. McCarthy calls Peress a Fifth Amendment Communist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Defense Department
Sen. McCarthy
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
Mundt
Sen. McClellan
D-Ark
Wilbur M Brucker
Army
Subcommittee
Irving Peress
New York City
Peress
McCarthy
Secretar
Stevens
Wisconsin
Bus Routes Okayed By School Committee
The county school committee approved all but five bus routes. Albany Blanchardville Brodhead Juda and Monticello must submit corrected routes at a July 13 meeting in the circuit courtroom at 8 p m. Approved routes include Argyle Belleville Brooklyn Clarno Monroe Mon roe Monroe Joint District 9 New Glarus and South Wayne.
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Albany
Blanchardville
Brodhead
Juda
Monticello
Argyle
Belleville
Brooklyn
Clarno
Monroe
New Glarus
South Wayne
Wheat Firm on Board of Trade Amid Strong Cash Wheat
Chicago grain market showed firm white wheat on active trading as cash demand improved for flour. Feed grains stayed steady with little change, reflecting steady tone across the barrel.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Yellowstone Lake opens to bass fishing with stock debut
Yellowstone Lake will open to fishing for the first time tomorrow after being stocked with 100,000 black bass. Clarence R. Benkert said rains filled the lake. 175 acres of the 455 acre area are flooded and the entire area should be filled by Sept. 1. Walleye fingerlings will be planted July 10 with no bass size limit. walleye requires 13 inches.
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Yellowstone Lake
Clarence R. Benkert
Conservation Department
Beaker
Benkert
Lafayette
Green
Eens County Game
Windfall profits alleged in Shirley Duke housing project
Senate investigators heard that three apartment builders joined a new company at 20 000 a year each while the firm had only 6000 in assets funded by a loan from Investors Diversified. The Shirley Duke project in Alexandria Va later secured 13 846 000 in FHA insured loans and yielded windfall profits over two million dollars.
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Washington
Senate
Investors Diversified Services
Minneapolis
Investors Diversified
Federal Housing Administration
Shirley Duke
Alexandria
Herman W. Hutman
Early J. Preston
Bryan Gordon Jr
Robert R. Young
Alleghany Corp
John W. McCartin
Wisconsin Cheddar and Swiss Cheese Markets Mixed
Madison Wisconsin markets show cheddar offerings heavy with adequate moisture ranges and prices from 3142 to 3634. Swiss cheese markets stay barely steady with light demand and ample supplies. state brand quoted 39 to 41, Grade B 38 to 40, Grade C 35 to 37.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Kelley Drops Case Against Milwaukeee Firm in Gore Club Probe
Baraboo Sauk County District Attorney Harlan Kelley said he withdrew criminal information against the Milwaukee firm Standard Paper Co. over contributions to the Joe Must Go Club. The probe stemmed from a March sworn report urging McCarthy recall. Kelley called the report in error as the club refunded 20 contributing firms on June 20. He noted the refunds do not negate illegality of the transactions.
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Baraboo
Sauk County
Lachmund
Freeport Youth Fined Fifty Dollars and Jailed
A Freeport youth, Donald H. Sager, 19, Route 4, was ordered to three days in county jail and fined 50 dollars plus costs after running from an arresting officer. He faced speeding charges from Monroe police and a careless driving count from the sheriff's department. He was clocked at 60 mph in town, sped to 90 95 mph on Highway 69, and later crashed in a ditch south of Freeport.
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Freeport
Donald H. Sager
Route 4
Justice L. A. Koenig
Monroe
Sheriff's Department
Sager
France's Hold On Delta Area Reported Shaky
Singapore dispatch reports France's grip on the Red River delta in Indochina weakening as Vietminh pressure grows. The line from Hanoi to Haiphong tightens with evacuations planned around Nam Dinh Phat Diem Thai Binh and Ninh Binh while talks of a truce continue and Hanoi's defense rounds Haiphong.
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France
Delta
Larry Allen
Singapore
Red River
Indochina
Hanoi
Haiphong
Vietminh
Pierre Mendes- France
Big Nam Dinh
Phat Diem
Thai Bihn
Ninh Bihn
Southeast Asia
Stock Prices Drift Lower After Opening Steady Decline
New York stock prices moved gradually lower in early afternoon after a higher opening. Steel stocks were uniformly weaker with some quarters predicting a $3 to $4 a ton price rise to cover wage boosts. Du Pont fell after a sharp rise, drifting a few points from its peak. other declining issues included General Motors National Distillers Dow American Can Consolidated Edison Southern Pacific and General Electric.
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New York
du Pont
General Motors
National Distillers
Dow
American Can
Consolidated Edison
Southern Pacific
General Electric
Revolt Halts In Guatemala Civil War Ends
Guatemala ends a 12 day civil war as Col Elfego Monzon leads a new junta ruling out communism by decree and calls on civilians to surrender arms. Former President Jacobo Arbenz Guzman seeks refuge in the Mexican embassy as talks with anti communist insurgents begin in El Salvador.
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Guatemala
U. S
Carlos Castillo Armas
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Elfego Monzon
Arbenz
Monzon
Castillo Armas
el Salvador
Interior Ministry
Carlos Enrique Diaz
Diaz
Monregime
Dulles Talks Tonight On Guatemala Problem
Secretary of State Dulles will review the Guatemalan situation in a 15 minute tele vision radio report to the nation at 6 45 p m CST. ABC radio and DuMont television will air the talk live with other networks scheduling later rebroadcasts.
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Washington
Dulles
ABC Radio
DuMont Television
Wisconsin Sets Four Grades for Butter In New Law
Wisconsin adopts compulsory butter grading via four grades Wisconsin Grade AA A B and undergrade to be inspected at the plant and stamped on cartons. The 1952 law aims to standardize quality with state supervision and federal-aligned standards with nationwide interest.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Donald McDowell
State Department of Agriculture
McDowell
Area Residents View Solar Eclipse Early Morning
Area residents gathered before dawn to witness a rare solar eclipse with good visibility across the state. The event peaked at 5 04 am and was largely unaffected by light clouds, with 0 03 inch of rainfall in Monroe noted last night and again around noon.
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Monroe
Doyle Accuses GOP Plan to Salvage Kohler Victory
Madison attorney James E. Doyle, seeking the Democratic nomination for governor, claims Republicans will spend over 1 million dollars to blitz voters with propaganda. He alleges a Kohler effort to defeat Wiley and block Smith for lieutenant governor to pave Warren Knowles’ path to the governor’s chair. Doyle criticizes dairy price support cuts and GOP broken promises.
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James E. Doyle
Madison
Kohler
Sen
Wiley
Doyle
George Smith
Warren Knowles
GOP
Wisconsin
Benson
Rio Grande Flood Hits Laredo Area
Rio Grande flood reaches new heights as Laredo endures its greatest surge. About 62.6 feet at 8 a.m. floods streets near the river while 60,000 residents flee to higher ground across the area. Upstream at Piedras Negras, 35,000 residents face a desperate situation. Across the river in Nuevo Laredo, life appeared largely halted with widespread evacuation and rising water.
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Laredo
Tex
Rio Grande
Nuevo Laredo
Piedras Negras
Mexico
Eagle Pass
Sun Show Best At Ashland Site
Scientists switched to Mellen in Ashland County Wisconsin to observe a rare total solar eclipse under perfect conditions. The event lasted 76 seconds with the moon crossing the sun starting at 4 27 and drew thousands of spectators including Dr J G Hirschberg and his UW physics group who sought extra findings beyond the eclipse.
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Associated Press
Mellen
Ashland County
Wisconsin
J. G. Hirschberg
University of Wisconsin
Upper Michigan
Mellon
Hirschberg
LaCrosse
East Bluff
Manitowoc
Mémorial Drive
Two Rivers
Travis Seeks Senate Seat In New District Contests
Assemblyman Robert Travis of Platteville, a WWI veteran and conservation leader, enters the race for the 17th district state Senate. He faces Melvin J. Olson Glenn H. James and E. J. Kaderly in the September primaries as Olson and James had previously contested and Olson defeated James twice before.
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Robert Travis
Platteville
Green
Lafayette
Grant
Iowa
Travis
Melvin J. Olson
South Wayne
E. J. Kaderly
Spring Grove Township
Glenn H. James
Montfort
Assembly
Legislative Council
Kaderly
Sen
Olson
James
Senate
Eisenhower backs coexistence with communists but rejects slavery in treaties
In a news conference President Eisenhower endorsed peaceful coexistence with the Communists but insisted no nation be subjugated by outside powers. He emphasized looking ahead, defended Nixon, and discussed Vietnam partition questions, Oppenheimer, price supports, and the Big Three talks with Churchill.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Churchill
United States
Vietnam
Nixon
Guatemala
Oppenheimer
Atomic Energy Commission
J. Robert Oppenheimer
House
Congress
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Winston Churchill
White House
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