Twilight Reunion at Walter Reed Reflects Shifting Global Leadership
A sentimental gathering at Walter Reed Army Hospital in Washington brings Churchill Eisenhower Dulles and Marshall together, underscoring the changing face of world leadership as aging figures face illness. The piece notes Churchill may seek Parliament, while Dulles and Marshall face grave health, leaving Eisenhower as the remaining enduring figure among the wartime leaders noted.
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Walter Reed Army Hospital
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Britain
Sir Winston Churchill
Eisenhower
White House
Churchill
Walter Reed
John Foster Dulles
George C. Marshall
Europe
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Dulles
Sir Winston
Winnie
Gen. Marshall
Statesmen Dignity in Question over Luce and Strauss
The report recounts friction during hearings for Eisenhower appointees Clare Boothe Luce and Lewis Strauss. Morse attacked Luce’s temper and balance prompting her to resign. Anderson assails Strauss as vindictive and unethical amid delays over his confirmation.
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Brazil
Morse
Strauss
Commerce
Clinton Anderson
New Mexico
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Iowa State College trip spans farms and dairies
A group of 22 students and a staff member from Iowa State College Ames visit county cheese factories warehouses and dairy farms on a foreign type cheese field trip by chartered bus. Memorial items note deaths and local events across Monroe Beloit Albany Orangeville and Platteville with historic references to 1919 1909 and 1934 highlights and upcoming circus plans.
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Ames
Hal Phillips
Albany
Mary Elizabeth Foulks
Orangeville
Platteville
Monroe State Line
Royal Karlen
Monroe
Beloit
Personal Enmity and Provocation in Senate Row
The text argues the dispute is personal rather than based on candidate popularity. It notes Strauss did not act as a popularity clark and claims the current clash, akin to episodes with Mrs. Luce and Wayne Morse, is personal. Such attacks do not justify high respect for the Senate.
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Wayne Morse
Sen. Anderson
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Deaths of Myron C. Taylor and William Ford
Myron C. Taylor 85 industrialist diplomat and former U.S. representative to Pope Pius XII with ambassador rank died Wednesday. Born in Lyons, New York, he served 30 years with U.S. Steel Corp. Detroit’s William Ford 87, younger brother of Henry Ford, died Wednesday. A former farm machinery salesman and tractor dealer, he resumed farming in Brighton in 1937.
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Myron C. Taylor
U.S. Steel Corp
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Detroit
William Ford
Henry Ford
Brighton
Washington AP traffic chief Elmer C. Sager dies at 62
Elmer C. Sager, 62, longtime traffic bureau chief for the Washington office of the Associated Press, died Wednesday of a heart attack. He had served in the AP for a decade.
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AP Bureau Chief Served Newark Boston and Philadelphia
The article notes the AP bureau chief served offices in Newark Boston and Philadelphia and mentions he was born in Wisconsin.
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Armenian actor dies. early Lenin role creator passes
Moscow reports the death of Vagarsh Vagarshan, 65, an Armenian actor and a pioneer among Soviet performers who originated the stage role of Lenin. Tass cited the news on Wednesday.
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Evan Siedschlag Heads FFA Group
Evan Siedschlag elected president of Monroe high school FFA for 1959 60 school year. He is son of Mr and Mrs Oliver Siedschlag Route 1 and will be a senior next fall. Kenneth Falk vice president Ronald Rufener secretary James Sullivan sentinel Karl Drye treasurer and Robert Rufi reporter named as officers. They will be seniors and juniors respectively. Attending Wisconsin FFA convention at Green Lake June 8 11 with agriculture instructor Kenneth C Allen. The Hanging Gardens of Babylon were planted about 600 BC.
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Monroe High School
FFA
Siedschlag
Oliver Siedschlag
Sentinel
Kenneth Falk
Ronald Rufener
James Sullivan
Karl Drye
Robert Rufi
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Rufener
Sullivan
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Rufi
Kenneth C. Allen
Agriculture Instrutcor
Wisconsin
Green Lake
Argyle Rod and Gun Club To Host 20th Fish Supper
The Argyle Rod and Gun Club sponsors its 20th annual fish supper this Saturday with service from 5 p.m. in a tent by the fire station Argyle. Cooking is at the fire station and dining in a large tent. A free street dance by Roger Bright and his Polka Jacks accompanies the event, which runs until 10 p.m. Phone 3 for details.
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Green County
William Shons
Freeport
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Brodhead Gun Club
Will Kelly
Leland C. White
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Fair Society Board
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Argyle Rod and Gun Club
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Yellowstone Lake
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