Third Nation Asked to Mediate Civilian Swap
Peiping formally proposed a neutral third power to supervise civilian repatriation between the United States and China with India named as a possible intermediary. VK Krishna Menon left Delhi to report on talks, while U S and Chinese envoys exchanged lists of civilians to be returned.
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RED China
U. S
TA Wang Ping-Nan
Poland
U. Alexis Johnson
United States
Ralph Clough
State Department
Gene
Geneva
Te Weae Nameshe Holiered
Waa
India
China
Krishna Menos
New Delhi
U.S
Czechoslovakia
Alexis Johnson
Wang Ping-wan
Peiping
Chiang Kai-shek
Hong Kong
Pretender to Bavarian Throne Rupprecht Dies
Crown Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria, field marshal in World War I and critic of Hitler, died after a weekend heart attack at Leusten Castle. The 1918 socialist revolution toppled his throne, and he urged a democratic monarchy to lead his people upward.
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Starnberg
Germany
Rupprecht
Leustetten
Castile
Hitler
Dulles Warns Red China on War Without Cease-Fire Pact
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles said Red China must pledge a cease-fire and renounce force to avoid a Far East war. He cited the US Nationalist China mutual defense treaty and noted possible progress from Premier Chou En-lai on renouncing force. Dulles warned against early Formosa settlement and rejected abandoning NATO or SEATO. He announced a new list of nearly 500 missing Korean War Americans to be shown at Geneva talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Foster Dulles
Red China
Far East
Dulles
Formosa
United States
Chou
China
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Treaty Organization
Geneva
A. Alexis Johnson
Defense Department
Johnson
Second Young Pastor Faces Heresy Charge
In Milwaukee the Northwest Synod United Lutheran Church voted unanimously to proceed with formal charges against Rev. John Gerberding 33 of Menomonee Falls for doctrinal deviation. A synod conference review in Milwaukee scheduled for March will decide penalties possibly including rebuke or ouster. The trial, likely in August, follows questions over Scripture interpretation and denies a fixed method for scripture reading.
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Milwaukee
John Gerberding
Northwest Synod
United Lutheran Church
Gerberding
Menomonee Falls
George Crist Jr
Durham
Crist
Paul E. Bishop
Minneapolis
Synod
Luitheran
City Council Okays Repairs For High Street
The council approved a 22000 dollar High Street repair with 2300 dollars to widen the south side between Jackson Drive and Pine Street funded from a bond issue tied to Main Street work. They also scheduled Main Street actions and asked committees to study further financing and state federal aid possibilities.
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High Street
City Hall
Jackson Drive
Pine Street
Main Street
Washington
Ald
Carl Mailsho
Lndanger
Pearl Street
Monument Square
Ernest R. Siewert
Herbert Wenzlaff
State Highway Commission
South Park Avenue
Ohio Street
South Fork Avenue
Oregon Street
West Algoma Street
Expert Nipped: LA Attorney Fined for Tax Return Failure
Cletus J. Hannifin, 47, was fined 1000 dollars and given three years probation for failing to file a federal income tax return. Hannifin runs a large income tax filing service.
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Los Angeles
Cletus J. Hannifin
Hannifin
Knowland Denounces McCarthy Attack on Eisenhower at Geneva
Senate leaders reported Eisenhower told them no deal to sell out Asia was made at Geneva and no deal with China for the airmen release. McCarthy attacked the administration’s policy, claiming a sellout of Nationalist China, while Republicans defended the President and urged the people be informed of facts.
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Washington
Senate
William F. Knowland
Eisenhower
Congressional
America
Geneva
Knowland
Isenhower
GOP
China
Peipnsg
Mordar
White House
Joseph R- McCarthy
McCarthy
Browland
Karl E. Mundt
R-Sd
Bender
Dohio
Barry M. Goldwater
R-Aziz
Wisconsin Republican
Eisenhowev
Aut- Mit
Free World
United States
Dampens Hopes For Adjourning Today
US airmen held in China for spying are set for release and return to Honolulu after arrival in Hong Kong. Eleven airmen, 1953 downed over North Korea, will be ferried by DC4 transports to the border, then treated at the Hong Kong Jockey Club before flying home.
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Hong Kong
U.S. Air Force
Dwighton D. Simpson
China
Air Force
Tokyo
Simpson
Hong Kong-China
Hong Kong Jockey Club
Peiping
Honolulu
Kai, Tak
Eisenhower objects to features in compromise housing bill
President Eisenhower voiced strong objections to parts of the compromise housing bill approved by the Senate and opposed loan insurance for trailer camps and federal funding for purely local projects. Republican leaders warned of a possible special session if Congress adjourns without a satisfactory measure.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Senate
House
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Mass
Eisen' Hiower
William F. Knowland
Calif
Sam Rayburn
Congress
Rayburn
Conference Committee
Martin
James C. Hagerty
Administration
ROK Regime Plans Land Takeover and Red Withdrawal
Seoul announced the Republic of Korea would seize all territory south of the 38th Parallel and deal with Communists directly to regain land. An official note cited the unsettled armistice and warned Reds to withdraw within a specified time, with no immediate military action expected.
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Seoul
Korea
UPI
Republic of Korea
ROK
Talbott Quits Air Force Secretary Post in Scandal
Harold E. Talbott resigns as Air Force secretary amid Senate probes into his 60 000 yearly private business partnership while in office. GOP strategist says the case will not hurt the 1956 election and notes no criminal intent, with Mundt calling it a judgment error and Eisenhower setting a new standard.
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Harold
Talbott
Martin: Tson
Senate
Washington
Senate House
Air Force
Eisenhower
Harold E. Talbott
Pentagon
Barry M. Goldwater
Ariz
Sen
Karl E. Mundt
R-Sd
Compromise Housing Bill Approved by House Despite Veto Threat
The House passed a compromise housing bill authorizing 45 000 new public housing units in 12 months with a 187 to 168 vote, sending the measure to the White House. The action may prompt a special session if objections from President Eisenhower remain unresolved.
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House
Senate
Eiserhower
Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Congress
House-Senate
GOP
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Mass
Martin
Cold Front Pokes Its Nose Into State, Gets Pushed Back
A Canadian cold front nudged northern Wisconsin with a few thundershowers but was driven back by heat and humidity. Temperatures ranged from 63 in Park Falls to 95 in Madison with heavy heat across the Midwest and tropical storm Brenda's movement altering regional conditions.
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United Press
Canada
Wisconsin
Wausau
North Central
Park Falls
Superior
Green Bay
Madison
Lone Rock
la Crosse
Beloit
Milwaukee
Grantsburg
Eau Claire
Mondas
Brenda
Plains States
Atlantic Coast
Midwest
Iowa
Othr
Indiana
Louisiana-Mississippi
Acting Chief Is Demanded At Sheboygan
An alderman urged immediate naming of an acting police chief in Sheboygan after Chief Walter Wagner began illness leave on June 17. Alderman Hugh Dales pressed the police and fire commission to hold a special meeting, while Mayor Ploetz said no acting chief was named to wait Wagner's vacation period ending in five or six weeks. Capt. Steen Heimke has led the department since June 17.
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Sheboygan
Rudolph Ploetz
Walter Wagner
Hugh Dales
Police and Fire Commission
Ploetz
Fire and Police Commission
Wagner
Steen Heimke
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Silver Spring
Montgomery
Ala
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Lewisburg
Eugene John Vandi
Clayton
N.Y
Elmer F. Llewellyn
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