U S airmen recount Russian downing of RB-29 over Hokkaido
Ten rescued airmen accused Soviet jets of a sudden attack on an RB-29 mapping mission off northern Hokkaido. Captain Feith said the plane stayed well clear of Russian territory as MiGs fired. Washington protested to Moscow while U S Far East Commander Hull called the strike piratical.
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Tokyo
Albert Welsh
U. S
Japan
Hokkadio
Kurile Islands
Anthony Feith
Feith
Washington
State Department
Moscow
John E. Hull
U. S. Far East
Chester
Hokkaido
Nemuro Isthmus
Walter Lentz
New York City
United States
Sea of Japan
Collins Seeks Solution to Viet Nam Crisis
Gen. J. Lawton Collins arrived in Saigon as Eisenhower's special envoy to South Vietnam to study the political and economic crisis. He plans to render maximum help and base future U S aid on his findings. Eisenhower has hundreds of millions for the program, to be used where success against communism is plausible.
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Viet Nam
J. Lawton Collins
Eisenhower
South Viet Nam
Tokyo
Collins
U. S. Army
U. S
Eisenhower Calls for Peace and Atomic Energy Pact
President Eisenhower urged enduring peace as the bright goal of foreign policy and touted his atoms for peace plan to foster a new phase with the Soviet Union. He spoke to the National Council of Catholic Women, noting unity under the UN and a world where compassion guides international understanding.
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Boston
Eisenhower
Atoms For Peace
United States
Russia
United Nations
Soviet Union
America
Europe
Near East
Asia
Benkert Named Probate Register for County Court
Miss Fannie G Benkert Monti cello appointed register of probate by Judge Marshall L Peterson. She began work at the Courthouse this morning. formerly with the Loveland law office in Monticello and later with Royal Voegels who now runs the Loveland practice.
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Fannie G. Benkert
Monticello
Marshall L. Peterson
Miss Benkert
William A. Loveland
Royal Voegels
Mr. Loveland
Eisenhower Rejects Air Attack on Chinese Mainland
The Washington Post and Times-Herald report President Eisenhower vetoed a Joint Chiefs recommended air strike against the Chinese mainland to deter a Communist landing on Quemoy. Dulles supported the plan, but the National Security Council declined it at a Denver meeting on Sept. 12. The move followed heavy Red shelling of Quemoy and allowed Chiang Kai-shek’s air force to strike artillery and targets in the area.
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Washington
Washington Post and
Times-Herald
Eisenhower
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Quemoy
Joint Chiefs
Dulles
Chalmers M. Roberts
National Security Council
Denver
Post and Times-Herald
Pentagon
Monoxide Kills Ten in New York
Ten persons including six children die from carbon monoxide fumes in a crowded New York tenement apartment. Victims include Edubirges Gonzales and his wife Victoria and their six children. two guests attending a baptismal celebration also perish.
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New York
Edubirges Gonzales
Victoria
Domingo Motos
Gonzales
Rev Schlaefer to Lead St Lawrence O Toole Mt Hope
Rev Richard N Schlaefer assistant pastor of St Victor s church will become pastor of St Lawrence O Toole church Mt Hope with a mission at Patch Grove. He was in Mt Hope since 1951 and previously served at Holy Redeemer Madison and St Raphael s Madison. No new assistant has been named, says Rev McCollow.
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St. Victor’s Church
St. Lawrence O'Toole Church
Mt. Hope
Patch Grove
Schlaefer
E. C. McCollow
Holy Redeemer Church
Madison
Montello
St. Raphael’s Cathedral
President Eisenhower Names Kammbholz NLRB General Counsel
President Eisenhower named Theophil Carl Kammbholz a 45 year old Chicago attorney to be general counsel of the National Labor Relations Board when the term of De J Bott expires in December. Kammbholz will bring legal experience to the agency overseeing labor relations and will serve as chief legal advisor to the NLRB.
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NLRB
Washington
Eisenhower
Theophil Carl Kammbholz
Chicago
National Labor Relations Board
de J. Bott
Malenkov and Bohlen Dine Together at Kremlin Banquet
Soviet Premier Georgi Malenkov and U.S. Ambassador Charles Bohlen shared a table at a Kremlin banquet marking the Bolshevik revolution anniversary. The two discussed for about 30 minutes amid 2,000 officials and diplomats, in a night that also featured a shortened Red Square parade and an air show cancellation due to overcast skies.
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Georgi Malenkov
U. S
Charles E. Bohlen
Kremlin
Red Square
Defense
Nikolai Bulganin
United States
Bohlen
Malenkov
Stalin
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Dobrivoje ’ Vidic
Bohlen-Malenkov
Yugoslavia
St. George Hall
V. M. Molotov
Washington
Victor Wickersham
D-Okla
Wickersham
Soviet Union
Marilyn Monroe Undergoing Minor Surgery At Cedars
Hollywood report says Marilyn Monroe was scheduled for minor surgery today at Cedars of Lebanon hospital after entering the facility on Sunday.
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Marilyn
Hollywood
Marilyn Monroe
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
U N Delegates Debate Atomic Control Agency
United Nations delegates reopen the atoms for peace debate as France endorses Eisenhower plan and a seven nation framework moves toward establishing an international atomic energy agency. The U S led push includes Britain Canada Belgium France Australia and South Africa.
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Atomic Control Agency
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N. Y
France
Eisenhower
U. N. Assembly
United States
International Atomic Energy Agency
Britain
Canada
Belgium
Australia
South Africa
Soviet Union
Dales
U. N
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
China
Stock Prices Climb Amid Strong Early Trade
New York stocks rose in midafternoon trading with several issues advancing sharply. Most gains hit one to two points as leaders remained limited and investors showed broad buying interest.
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New York
Tribute Doubly Marks Dodgeville Parish Addition Dedication
The Dodgeville St. Joseph's parish dedicated a new auditorium and classrooms in memory of Rev. Homer W. McGuire who served as pastor from 1932 until his death in June 1952. Bishop William P. O'Connor led the ceremony with 35 priests. a 6 p.m. dinner and program followed. Members from Monroe and other towns attended. McGuire was born in Washington Township and ordained Feb. 24, 1924.
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Homer W. McGuire
St. Joseph's Parish
Dodgeville
McGuire
Green County
St. Victor’s Church
William P. O'Connor
Rev. McGuire
St. Joseph’s Church
Monroe
Harry McGuire Sr
Harry McGuire Jr
Linda
Addie Briggs
Marie Grant
Washington Township
Wallace
Margaret Monahan McGuire
Purcell Rural
Argyle
Jail Budget To Face Board In Long County Session
The Green County Board opens its longest session of the year with plans for an $813,517.52 budget and a new county jail. Architects Gates Weiss and Kramer of Milwaukee will present jail plans next Tuesday at 1 30 p m, with cost estimates following after bids. Remodeling plans for the present jail are also expected from Alvin F. Rote Co. A public hearing on the budget is set for 2 p.m. Wednesday, with taxpayers invited to question items.
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Green County Board
Gates
Weiss and Kramer
Milwaukee
Alvin F. Rote Co
General Fund
Lakeshire-Marty Co
First Ward
Wilma I. Lengacher
County Finance Committee
Monroe
Brodhead
Lengacher
Marshall L. Peterson
Justice L. A. Koenig
Willis E. Mitchell
Ralph J. Kundert
Normal School
J. R. Schesser
Albany
Cohn Predicts McCarthy Censure Won’t End Red Fight
Roy Cohn told a Boston rally that the Senate would likely censure McCarthy, but he said the fight against Communists would continue for years. He called censure one of the blackest acts in U S history and blamed government and army officials for hampering McCarthy. Cohn named Sen. Flanders as leading the push to remove McCarthy.
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Boston
U. S. Senate
Sen
McCarthy
Roy Cohn
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Cohn
Citizens For McCarthy Committee
Faneuil Hall
United States
Sen. Flanders
Rvi
McCary
Wisconsin
American Coalition
Senate
Gov Umstead Dies at 59 in Durham Hospital
Governor William B. Umstead 59 former NC representative and senator died at Watts Hospital Durham at 9 10 a m from heart failure and bronchial pneumonia. He suffered a heart attack after his January 8 1953 inauguration and had recently returned to hospital after a severe cold. Mrs Umstead and their 12 year old daughter Merle Bradley Umstead were at his side.
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Durham
N.C
William B. Umstead
Watts Hospital
North Carolina Democrat
Umstead
Merle Bradley Umstead
Typhoon Ruby Hits North Luzon Areas
Typhoon Ruby carved through northern Luzon with winds up to 155 mph wrecking flimsy homes in southeast Luzon and devastating farm lands. The storm bypassed Manila after striking Catanduanes Island. no deaths were reported.
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Manila
Philippine
Luzon
Weather Bureau
Catanduanes Island
Here
River ships resume Sault Ste. Marie passage after fog
Shipping on the St. Marys River resumes after a 10 hour freeze as dense fog forces twenty vessels to drop anchor. The U S Coast Guard had ordered the anchorage at midnight Sunday pending clearer conditions and safe navigation.
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Sault Ste. Marie, Mich
St. Marys River
U.S. Coast Guard
McCarthy Faces Senate Censure Bid in Historic Session
The Senate, in an extraordinary session, considers censuring Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy for abusive language and contempt of a subcommittee. McCarthy denounces the move as imbecilic and vows to continue his fight against communism, while supporters and critics debate timing and consequences ahead of a final vote.
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Washington
Senate
Joseph R. McCarthy
McCarthy
Sen. Hendrickson
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