McCarthy Opposes Filibuster Tactic in Censure Bid
Washington reports say Senator McCarthy rejected any filibuster to stall a censure vote and doubted a talkathon until December 24. Republicans and Democrats weigh strategy as the special committee prepares to continue hearings and a possible rebuke.
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Sen. MccCarthy
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Sen
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California
Ralph W. Zwicker
Senate Investigations
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
GOP
Sen. Flanders
R-Vi
Watkins
Utah
U S Considers Fighter Escorts After Soviet Airincident
Washington reports the United States may provide fighter escorts for US aircraft near Soviet territory as Joint Chiefs study the response. Dulles says RB 29 crew had authority to shoot back but did not. Bohlen’s Moscow party attendance questioned amid false-claims over the shootdown. Ten airmen parachuted to safety. one drowned after parachute snag. The Kremlin demands reparations while US disputes firing first.
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United States
State Dulles
Dulles
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Charles E. Bohlen
Moscow
Bohlen
Russia
U. S
Kremlin
Japan
Hokkaido
U. S. Air Force
U.S
County Crash Kills Woman In North County
A Janesville woman identified as Loretta Ames, age unknown, died when a car crashed on County Trunk T north of Highway 59 near the county line. Three others were injured, including a possible son of the deceased and two residents from Illinois. The death is the county's eighth this year as sheriff's deputies investigate details.
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Janesville
Highway 59
Loretta Ames
Illinois
Police and Suspects Clash in Mexico City Killing Five
Federal police clashed with gunmen in Mexico City, killing three suspects and two officers. Officials said the men, led by Marciano Vazquez, opened fire during an arrest for involvement in an $80,000 robbery at the home of former Mexican Finance Minister Ramon Beteta.
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Mexico City
Ramon Beteta
Marciano Vazquez
School Chief Sparks Gas Blast Destroys Allen High
Allen Oklahoma. Superintendent J N McKee l says he struck a match trying to locate a gas leak igniting a blast that wrecked the one story Allen high school. Principal Freeman Pickle and 45 pupils were injured with three in critical condition as the fire chief estimated $100000 damage. Students praised McKee for helping evacuate and supporting victims as the school board meets to decide class plans.
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Allen
Okla
Allen High School
Freeman Pickle
J. N. McKeel
Harvey Butler
McKeel
McKee
Joseph Staub Dies at 78 Retired Cheesemaker
Joseph Anton Staub 78 a retired cheesemaker died at 7 15 am at his home 1218 17th Avenue after four and a half years of invalid life following a cerebral hemorrhage. Born November 18 1876 in Niederburen Switzerland he immigrated to the U S in 1904 living near Winslow and later Monroe. He and his wife Julianna Baerlocher married March 7 1907 in Buchviel Switzerland and returned to the U S to work in several cheese factories. Surviving are his wife a daughter Mrs Emmett Norton Monroe Ill a son Joseph Jr Waddhams Grove Ill a brother Jacob Rice Lake and several grandchildren. Last rites Thursday at St Victor's Church with rosary the evening before burial in Calvary cemetery.
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Ann Foster Staub
America
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Julianna Baerlocher
Buchviel
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Monroe
Emmett J. Norton
Waddhams Grove
Ill
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Rice Lake
Gottfried Zumbach
Staub
St. Victor’s Catholic Church
Holy Name Society
Stnessy
St. Victor's Catholic Church
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Funeral Home
Calvary Cemetery
Typhoon Ruby Approaches China After Haunting Philippines
Typhoon Ruby neared the Chinese mainland after hammering the Philippines with at least five deaths, tens of thousands homeless, and widespread damage worth millions of dollars.
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China
Manila
South China Sea
Philippines
Eisenhower poised to win Senate approval for Harlan Supreme Court bid
President Eisenhower’s nomination of John Marshall Harlan to the Supreme Court appeared likely to pass. his selection would make him the third Republican on the high court alongside Warren and Burton. The report also notes possible Senate opposition to Joseph Campbell for GAO comptroller, tied to the Tennessee Valley Authority power contract issues.
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John Marshall Harlan
Supreme Court
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Atomic Energy
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GAO
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Dixon- Yates
Tennessee Valley
AEC
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Earl Warren
California
Warren
Harold Burton
Lindsay Warren
New York
Federal Circuit
Connecticut
Vermont
Atty
Gen. Brownell
Two Rivers Democrat Seeks Vote Recount in Assembly Race
Oscar Eis files for a recount of last Tuesday's election in which incumbent Assemblyman Frank LeClair won by 95 votes. Involving 29 precincts and about 11,000 ballots, the recount follows a canvass confirming the margin.
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Two Rivers
Oscar Eis
Frank LeClair
LeClair
Benson Says Dairy Industry Aided by Action
Secretary Benson argues dairy surpluses have improved after cutting price guarantees last spring. He notes production leveling, falling government purchases, rising consumption, and milk prices above the support level. He warns against higher subsidies and calls for a free agriculture with stable industry finances.
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Benson
Washington
Congress
National Milk Producers Federation
GOP
November Draft Quota Leaves Nov 17 at Armory
Five volunteers and eight pre inductees report to the Armory at 7 15 a m November 17 as the November draft quota leaves for service. The volunteers are Herbert G Baumgartner Harold G Disch Roy L Guggisberg Dale H Pederson and Kenneth W Rhyner with listed addresses in New Glarus 18th avenue Brodhead Argyle Albany.
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Herbert G. Baumgartner
New Glarus
Harold G. Disch
18Th Avenue
Roy L. Guggisberg
Brodhead
Dale H. Pederson
Argyle
Kenneth W. Rhyner
Albany
American Soldier Seeks Freedom. Turner Granted Asylum by Soviets
Vienna reports that U S Army private William Clayton Turner 32 of Water Valley Mississippi attached to the 124th Armored Ordnance Battalion Mainz Germany was granted political asylum by Soviet authorities in Austria. Turner said he defected from the West in October after serving in Normandy with the 29th Division.
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Austria
Soviet Information Service
U. S. Army
William Clayton Turner
Heidelberg
Water Valley
Miss
Turner
124Th Armored Ordnance Battalion
Mainz
Germany
Russia
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West Germany
Soviet Union
Normandy Landings
Proxmire Drops Recount Bid After Cost Concerns
Wisconsin Senator William Proxmire said he would not pursue a recount of the November election. Gov. Kohler won reelection by about 40 thousand votes amid questions of irregularities and possible errors in precinct tallies. Proxmire cited heavy costs to candidates and local governments and urged preservation of ballots while reconsidering election law reforms.
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Witnesses Describe Divorce Talk in Sheppard Murder Trial
Cleveland witnesses testified that Marilyn Sheppard heard her osteopath husband was considering a divorce months before her murder on July 4. Nancy Ahern said Mrs. Sheppard suggested the couple might not end their marriage, while noting a California connection and a watch bought for a young California woman.
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Marilyn Sheppard
Sheppard
Sheppards
Nancy Ahern
Ahern
Markets to Open Veterans Day Across Exchanges
Stock exchanges nationwide will stay open on Veterans Day with banks closed. The Chicago Board of Trade and other U.S. grain markets will conduct regular business while banks suspend operations.
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New York
United States
Chicago Board of Trade
County Board Sidelights and Upcoming Officials Introductions
Chairman Loveland offered his auto for tours while the board sits and invited members to join him. Newly elected officials Ray Kundert Samuel Humbel Helen Myers Franz Brand and Robert Travis will be introduced Friday. State Blue books and maps were issued by Assemblyman Keegan. A 60 second memorial honored Alvin Schmid. Douglas County urged funds for its TB and mental hospital with a referral to the finance committee.
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Loveland
Harry C. Young
Ray E. Kundert
Samuel F. Humbel
Helen Myers
Small Claims Court
Franz W. Brand
Robert S. Travis
Harry A. Keegan
Douglas County
Finance Committee
House Trailer Burns On Ralph Isely Farm
Acting sheriff Willis E. Mitchell said a house trailer owned by Myrlin Rossing and parked on the Ralph Isely farm between Monroe and Argyle burned to the ground early yesterday. The fire’s origin is undetermined but possible to have started. no one lived on the farm, located half a mile east of the barn on the Walter Schlaff farm, a mile south of Jordan Center that burned Saturday afternoon.
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Willis E. Mitchell
Myrlin Rossing
Ralph Isely
Monroe
Argyle
Mitchell
Walter Schlaff
Jordan Center
County board approves Bear and Klassy to hospital trust
Green County Supervisors curb rough session as they confirm Dr. Nathan E. Bear Monroe and C. F. Klassy New Glarus to county hospital trustees to fill vacancies left by Schmid and Hoesly. Budget steps begin with reports on fines, mental cases, and delinquent taxes. A public budget hearing is set for tomorrow at 2 p.m.
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Clarence W. Loveland
Loveland
County Hospital Board of Trustees
L. A. Koenig
Nathan E. Bear
Monroe
C. F. Klassy
New Glarus
Bear
Alvin C. Schmid
Klassy
Andrew C. Hoesly
Hoesly
California
Switzerland
Koenig
Justice Court
County Fair Association
Ruth Chase
Peterson
Small Claims Court
Register
Cheese Market Steady Amid Light Demand in Wisconsin
Wisconsin cheese market shows steady tone with light to fair demand. Trade is less active while offerings remain ample. selling prices vary by variety with moisture bases around 33 to 36 percent.
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Steady
Madison
FSMNS
Wisconsin
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