Critics’ attack on Eisenhower over Nixon Venezuela crisis
The editorial questions Democratic Congress members who urged a different path after Eisenhower ordered Marines and paratroopers to Caribbean bases. It supports the president’s prompt move to deter violence against Nixon and warns critics would likely demand action if they faced a similar incident abroad.
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France Struggles as Political Crisis Threatens Stability
The piece portrays Paris pushing for a decisive leader amid a French Algerian revolt and parliamentary turmoil. Ultra nationalists demand harsh action while Pflimlin faces a fragile government under threat of a potential strong man rule as half a million troops remain mired in a costly stalemate.
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Nixon Faces Bitter Welcome in Latin America Tour
Washington reports show Vice President Nixon faced hostile receptions in Latin America five years after Milton Eisenhower’s warm tour. Analysts cite multiple causes including Communist influence, regional recession, and American trade policy. In Venezuela, oil ties and aid spotlight tensions as a recent shift from dictatorship toward a looser junta prompts street unrest against U.S. presence.
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Panzer to Chair Rules Committee at Milwaukee GOP Convention
State Sen. Frank Panzer of Oakfield will chair the Rules Committee at the Republican state convention in Milwaukee on May 23. His appointment reinforces organizer duties for the event featuring party leaders and delegates from across Wisconsin.
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Stock market surges as flood of buying orders hits
A sweeping market rally leads today after a sensational advance, while yesterday's gains persist. Dr. Edward J. Flanagan dies in a Berlin hospital, and National Guardsmen clear streets in South St. Paul during a strike at Swift and Co. A new northern invasion of Israel appears, and a preview party showcases the Wyss Limberger cheese factory near Monroe drawing farmers and investors. May, 1933,Roosevelt appeals for disarmament and peace.
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Mrs Moen Drowns in Rock River at Janesville
Mrs Elmer Moen aged 45 was found dead in the Rock River at Janesville after leaving her home days earlier. She had returned from St. Clare hospital where she was treated. Surviving are her husband two sons and two daughters. Funeral services set for 1 30 p m at First Lutheran Church with Rev I A Suby officiating. Friends may call at Overton funeral home this evening.
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Shorts Fight City Hall Ends In No Ordinance
In Grand Prairie Texas the City Commission refused to act on a petition from about 400 residents seeking to ban shorts in downtown areas as indecent. Mayor Pro Tem Dewey Miller said an ordinance against shorts would be unconstitutional.
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Services Friday For Mrs Ostby In Argyle
Services for Mrs Magne Ostby 47 of Route 2 Argyle will be at 2 p m Friday at East Viota Lutheran Church with Rev W R Wold officiating Burial follows in the adjoining cemetery Friends may call at Erickson funeral home Argyle until 11 a m Friday when body will be taken to the church Born Oct 23 1910 in Wiota Township she was the daughter of Gilbert and Jennie Loken Gilbertson and married Magne Ostby by Dec 20 1928 They lived in Lafayette County until 1956 then moved to Adams Township Green County She is survived by her husband four sons LaVerne Argyle Robert Monticello Donald and David at home two brothers Myrto Horeb and Norman Monroe a sister Actor Nyberg Whitewater and three grandchildren She was a member of the East Viota church.
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Henry Lange Dies at 64 in Darlington
Henry Lange 64 area farmer died at the hospital Tuesday with last rites set for 9:30 a.m. at Holy Rosary Catholic church. Steil funeral home handling arrangements. Lange, native of Potosi, had farmed locally for years. Survived by two daughters Mrs Leo Moran Jr Tucson Ariz and Mrs Phil Judkins Milwaukee. two sons Raymond Shullsburg and Delbert Darlington. ten grandchildren.
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Blanchardville Woman Injured in Car Mishap
Blanchardville resident Mabel Pederson Derendinger suffered a minor back fracture when her car collided with a farm truck driven by Robert Legler Route 4 Monroe. The crash occurred on Highway 81 near the Green County hospital entrance. She was treated at St. Clare hospital and released. Europeans coming to the U.S. under the Refugee Relief Act are largely settling in California Illinois and New York.
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James Dole Dies Pineapple Pioneer of Hawaii
James Drum mond Dole, 80, founder of Hawaii pineapple industry, died five hours after a heart attack at his Honolulu home. Born in Boston, he moved to Hawaii in 1899 and started the Hawaiian Pineapple Co. in 1901 with 16 employees. The firm now employs about 3,300 year-round workers and up to 7,800 in packing season.
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