Dulles to Brazil for fence-mending talks with Kubitschek
Secretary of State Dulles flies to Rio de Janeiro for talks with Brazilian President Juscelino Kubitschek. They discuss war and peace and coffee prices as Eisenhower sends a message. Kubitschek proposes a Western Hemisphere summit to restore inter American unity and address economic underdevelopment in Latin America.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Dulles
Rio
Juscelino Kubitschek
Eisenhower
United States
Nixon
Venezuela
Peru
Kubitschek
Latin America
Experts hail Atlas ICBM launch milestone
Cape Canaveral reports the first completely successful fully powered Atlas launch, a major milestone in the United States ICBM program. Convair Astronautics operations manager B G MacNabb calls the test a significant step in advancing to an operational ICBM capability.
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ATLAS
Missile Test Center
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Cape Canaveral Fla
B. G. MacNabb
Convair Astronautics
Pink pacifier hangs over Wilmington police desk
The Wilmington Police Department displays a pink pacifier above the complaint desk. Officials withheld whether it is a toy for children or a gag for adults.
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Wilmington
N.C. i
Khrushchev Replies Imminent in Summit Push
Moscow reports Khrushchev, after unity talks with Mao Zedong in Peiping, is set to reply to Western calls for a new high level summit. The joint communique urged a conference without delay but did not demand Red China seat at the talks, complicating Western plans and United Nations roles.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Peiping
Mao Tze-tung
Mao
West
U.N. Security Council
New York
Geneva
United States
Chiang Kaishek
China
Security Council
France
Britain
Soviet Union
India
U.N
Dag Hantmarskjold
Weekend Accidents Kill 12 in Wisconsin Collision
The Associated Press reports twelve people died in Wisconsin weekend crashes including six in a Fond du Lac southbound collision on U.S. Highway 43. Victims include Richard Krasavage and George Rice with family members among the dead. A Milwaukee truck crash killed Allison La Valley and injured Luther Safford, while other fatalities occurred in Waushara and Kenosha counties. State traffic deaths rise to 430.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Fond du Lac
Duane M. Schmidt
Orfordville
St. Clare Hospital
Monroe
Brodhead
U.S. Highway 43
Richard J. Krasavage
Tiigerlon
Wis
George R. Rice
Chicago
Rice
Helen
Judy
Kenneth
Ronald Rice
Krasavage
Milwaukee County
Allison la Valley
Luther Safford
Milwaukee
North Western
Green Bay
Brown Deer
Daniel Baillod
Highway 5
Waushara County
Plainfield
George W. Peck
Pulaski
Shawano
Kee
Greenfield
Rice Auto
Arthur Ambroso
Highway 41
Tigerton
Challenge On Integration Reaches Seventh Circuit Court
The NAACP appeals a seven judge panel in St Louis after a federal judge delayed integration at Central High School Little Rock Ark paratroopers were sent by President Eisenhower to maintain order. The case centers on a nine year timetable for school integration and the pursuit of immediate action to advance desegregation in the South.
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ST. Louis
Sth Circuit Court of Appeals
Central High School
Little Stovk
Ark
Eisenhower
Little Stock School Board
Dist
Harry J. Lemley
National Assn. For
Colored People
NAACF
Central High
Appeals
Jofficer
Judy Rice
Ative
Fond du Lac
U. S. 41
Wisconsin
Manitowoc County
Janesville
Woman Becomes Sweden's Acting Premier First Time
In Stockholm Sweden Acting Premier Mrs Ulla Lindström made history as the first woman to head the Swedish government. She was named acting premier in the four member holiday cabinet.
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Stockholm
Sweden
UPT
Ulla Lindistraem Foray
U S Bolsters Lebanon Force Amid Beirut Deployments
In BRIRAT Lebanon the United States enlarged its Lebanon force with about 2200 American soldiers landing in Beirut along with 74 tanks and 226 vehicles. The buildup included a tank battalion plus engineers radiomen a medical unit and food inspectors as Lebanon's internal strife continued despite an uneasy truce after President Fuad Shehab’s election. The move follows earlier orders and signals further reinforcement in the Middle East battleground.
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Brirat
Lebanon
James L. Followay
United States
Otal
Middle East
Beirat
Bro Cher
No Favors Mentioned in Unclear Court Exchange
A distorted report shows motorist Q. 1 mer Dieson speaking to Traffic Judge Tom Bergin. Dieson offers strawberries from Amy garden and sweet corn as a plea while the judge contemplates possible grand jury action.
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Minneapolis
Mer Dieson
Tom Bergin
Amy Garden
Gram
Goldfine Accuses House Panel of Withholding Records
Barnard Goldfine says a House subcommittee is holding records needed to file a required Lime financial report, while Chairman Oren Harris rebukes the charge. The SEC announced a report on Goldfine’s firm had not been filed by the due date, prompting potential action.
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Washington
Barnard Goldfine
House
Lime
Oren Harris
Q-Ark
Securities and Isachinge Commission
Goldline
Mast Boston Co
Galdfine
SEC
sHee
Goldfine
Bedters
Trade Commission
Harris Subcommittee
Sherman Adams
Fisenhower
Adams
FTC
Sen
Clifford P. Case
R-Ny
Case
Goldtine
Harris
Khrushchev unsure on summit as Mao talks loom
Washington rushed Middle East proposals for a United Nations summit while awaiting Khrushchev's word on attending. A Mao meeting in Peiping raised questions about his summit policies. The communique shed little light on which alternative he prefers and reinforced tough lines against Western troop notices in Lebanon and Jordan. Secretary Dulles heads to Brazil, returning Thursday as officials pursue concrete proposals.
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Washington
United States
Ptay
United Nations
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Moscow
Mao Tae-lung
Peiping
Mao
Chiettgins
Middle East
de’ Graulle
Britain
Harold Macmillan
U.N. Security Council
U.S
Lebanon
Jordan
Radeqa
Irraq
State Department
G. Frederick Reinhard
Dulles
Juscelina Kubitschek
Brazil
Two Boating Mishaps Injure Area Occupants
Two boating accidents in the Oshkosh area Saturday evening left occupants injured and burned and caused major boat damage. An explosion on Lake Butte des Morts hospitalized one passenger and strained four others aboard. A collision on Lake Winnebago injured three. James J. Gelfers reported that an inboard boat’s hatch and deck covers blew off after a potential carburetor fire sent gasoline against the motor. The blast was heard a half mile away.
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Oshkosh
Lake Butte Des Morts
Lake Winnebago
James J. Gelfers
15Th Ave
Sheriff's
Leonard's Point
Russell Schmude
24Th Ave
Marvin Krug
Melrose Park
Ill
Geffers
Zana Marie Geffers
Vicki Lee Geffers
Jeffery Paul Geffers
Janet Ann Mueller
Zana Marie
U. S Coast Guard
William Duex
Police warn on night boating under run ing lights
Police Chief Harry Guenther reminded area boaters that night boating without running lights violates state ordinances. Oshkosh police will clamp down on violators as officers patrolled at 8:45 p.m. Damage to the boat was estimated at 50 dollars.
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Harry Guenther
Oshkosh
Eisenhower vetoes half a billion in unneeded civil service funds
President Eisenhower vetoed the Independent Offices Bill, holding Congress to reconsider amid more than 60 billion dollars for 17 federal agencies. He argued over half a billion dollars in Civil Service retirement and disability funds were unnecessary, echoing his first veto since 1953. The measure earmarks include about five billion for the Veterans Administration. Local incidents include a boat collision on Lake Winnebago under Coast Guard investigation and reports of injured passengers in Neenah and Oshkosh.
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Washington
Eisenhower Lodas
Dallas
Civil Service
Eisenhower
Congress
Oshkosh
M. Dudley Young
N. Fark Ave
Neenah
Young
D. C
Wamsley
Philip Rogce
Rt. 3
Stanley Ruedinger
Rt. 4
Robert Miller
Sheboygan St
Violence Spreads to North Cyprus Nationwide Clash
Graffiti and gunfire erupt as gunmen ambush a Turk Cypriot party in Kyrenia and a bus stop attack in Nicosia leaves multiple dead and wounded. The two-month wave of clashes between Greek and Turkish Cypriots now spreads to the island’s north.
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Nicosis
Cyprus
Kyrenia
Nicosia
Wisconsin appoints Col. Hughes to lead 4th Army Reserve Division
Col. Robert Hughes of Madison was named Saturday to command Wisconsin's 4th Army Reserve Division, succeeding Col. Elmer Baker, 36, the former Milwaukee water commissioner who resigned as the division finished its two week summer training program.
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Camp Mccoy
Robert Hughes
Madison
Wisconsin
Army Reserve Division
Elmer Baker
Milwaukee
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MTN
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