Bulganin Tweaks Eisenhower Plan On Mutual Inspections
In a final session of the Supreme Soviet Bulganin said the Soviet Union has not rejected Eisenhower’s proposal for mutual military inspections and will study the plan seriously. He defended Geneva results, invited all Moscow diplomats to Semenovka for a country day, and praised US–Soviet goodwill while criticizing anti Geneva critics. Premier Puzanov supported peace over Cold War rhetoric.
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Moscow
Nikolai Bulganin
Supreme Soviet
Eisenhower
Russia
Bulganin
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Geneva
Semenovka
Alexander Puzanov
Puzanov
Pazanov
Mayor Denies Putting Friends on City Payroll
At a public works committee hearing Mayor Ernest R. Siewert denied accusing him of hiring friends for street department positions. Ald. Carl Mailahn pushed for adherence to a city ordinance separating hiring from politics. Comptroller Orville A. Gariman and Supt. William Hubbard testified on 170 current applicants and past practices.
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Ernest R. Siewert
Public Works Committee
Ald
Carl Mailahn
Thelrieyor
Orville A. Gariman
Vist
Ald. Mailahn
Siewert
Main Street
Comptroller’s
William Hubbard
Comptroller
Woman borrows a dime to cash five dollar savings note
Postal clerk Joe Weber recalls a strange cashing attempt at his Omaha counter. A woman offered a five dollar savings certificate for cash but could not pay the one dime fee. She returned with a dime saying she borrowed it to cover the fee and Weber supplied a five dollar bill.
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Omaha
Joe Weber
Weber
Tropic Blow Nears Force Of Hurricane Connie
A tropical storm in the Atlantic strengthened to hurricane force named Connie with winds near 325 mph. The Miami Weather Bureau warned the Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico as Connie moved west-northwest about 325 miles northeast of Antigua. Hurricane hunter planes confirmed full hurricane strength. Brenda followed as the year’s second tropical tempest without official hurricane designation.
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Miami
Fla
Atlantic
Miami Weather Bureau
Antigua
Atlantic Seaboard
Virgin Islands
Puerto Rico
Connie
Brenda
Gulf
Louisiana
Polio Medicine and Equipment Rushed to Wisconsin
Emergency measures reach Appleton West Allis Milwaukee areas as five more polio deaths are reported. Neenah Menasha add 24 cases raising Outagamie county total to 100. brown county area up to 31 cases. gamma globulin inoculation starts early next week for under elevens.
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Associated Press
Appleton
West Allis
Wisconsin
Fox River Valley
Milwaukee
Phyllis Cardinal
St. Vincent's Hospital
Green Bay
Alion L. Cardinal
Whitefish Bay
South View Hospital
National Foundation For
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
St. Vincent's
Neenah
Menasha
Outagamie County
Brown County
Brown
Kewaunee
Door
Shawano
E.V. Braumbaugh
National, Foundation
Newcastle Faces Worst Record As Outbreak Spreads
A city health official described the outbreak as very bad by far the worst ever. Newcastle, England reports 34 cases and five deaths, while the British freighter Ampleforth sails toward Newcastle with a cargo load of 9,500 tons of Polish coat.
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Newcastle
England
Polio outbreak in Boston labeled epidemic not alarming
Boston officials describe polio as epidemic and not alarming as 71 cases and 22 deaths appear in the state. Health officials advise delaying visits of children from other sections, while adults and beaches remain unrestrictive.
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Boston
Red Sox
John H. Cauley
Cauley
Alexander Wiidow
Worcester
C. C. ,Dayer
Public Health Service
Washington
Joseph Reardon
State Health Department
Samuel Kirkwood
Manitowoc Chief Seeks Firing Of Suspended Officer
Manitowoc Police Chief J. J. Kuplic asked the Fire and Police Commission to dismiss Officer Stuart Wetenkamp who was suspended 13 days ago amid an investigation. Wetenkamp joined the force in 1938, is married, and faced charges of conduct unbecoming an officer while on duty. he denied the charges at a closed commission hearing.
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Manitowoc
J. J. Kuplic
Fire and Police Commission
Stuart Wetenkamp
Wetenkamp
Kuplic
Relief From Heat Arrives In Wisconsin
A cold front extended from south of Green Bay to north of La Crosse bringing relief from the heat in north central Wisconsin. Rain fell in northwest Wisconsin with storms overnight and scattered showers in the south. Temperatures cooled in the north east while central districts reported heat easing at daybreak.
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United Press
Wisconsin
Green Bay
la Crosse
Siawakee
Wisconsin Girl Among 30 Victims in Air Lines Crash
Miss Karen Franks, 14, of Milwaukee, was among 30 killed when an American Airlines Convair crashed at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. The girl was returning from Forsyth Missouri to Milwaukee with her grandparents’ visit concluding before the flight.
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Forney
Convair
Field Aistrip
Ft. Leonard Wood
Marks Spot American
Fort Leonard Wood, Mo
American Airlines
Sinex
Wisconsin
Fort Leonard Wood
Karen Franks
Milwaukee
Weather record readings and forecasts across Wisconsin
Temperature readings across cities show a high of 96 in Aukee and 95 in La Crosse Beloit and Green Bay 92 in Eau Claire Madison 90 in Cedarburg Wausau and Superior 96 at Duluth. The forecast calls for cloudy skies with scattered showers in the south and east today and tonight with cooler conditions in the north. Saturday expects cooler weather in the south.
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Aukee
la Crosse
Beloit
Madison
Eau Chure
Green Bay
Loner Rock
Cedarburg
Big Funds Bill Signed by Ike
President Eisenhower signed a large supplemental appropriations bill covering many departments and agencies. It provides 20 million dollars to start the Air Force Academy at Colorado Springs, 30 million for free polio vaccine distribution, 3.2 million for a CIA headquarters near Washington, 256 million for atomic plants and equipment, and 37.73 million for the Inter American Highway.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Cole
Central Intelligence
President Eisenhower to vacation at Gettysburg farm
President Eisenhower plans to leave Washington for Gettysburg Pennsylvania for a week long farm retreat followed by an extended work and relaxation trip to Colorado. Mrs. Eisenhower may join after a brief eastward return and Denver trip. He faces 300 plus bills needing signatures or vetoes as Congress adjourns.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Colorado
Denver
Senate
House
Boy 6 Drowns in Lake Fontana Wisconsin
Victor Moore six year old son of Mr and Mrs Vaughn Moore of Aurora passed away after drowning in a lake near Fontana Wisconsin late Thursday. Walworth Countys seventh drowning of the year, sisters pulled him from the water but efforts to revive him failed.
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Fontana
Wis
Victor Moore
Vaughn Moore
Aurora
Here
Walworth County
U S Airmen Freed by Reds Reach Japan on Way Home
Eleven U S airmen freed after 30 months in Communist captivity arrived at Tachikawa base Japan en route to home. The crew of a B 29 shot down over Korea were greeted by families and officials as they undergo medical checks and rest before continuing homeward.
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U. S
Japan
Tachikawa
U.S
Douglas MacArthur
U.S. Ai
Philippines
Tachikawa Base Hospital
Hong Kong
Maj
Williamy Baumer
Lewisburg
Korea
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R. D. Sinex
Army
Grastsburg
Park Falls
Wausau
Hugh
Bar- la Crosse
Macon
Barron
Springfield
Tulsa
New York City
Ike
John Knox Arnold Jr
O. W. D. Simpson
Smithfield
W. Va
China
Col. Arnold
Daniel C. Schmidt
Portland
Ore
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James Davin
St Louis
Far East Air Force
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John W. Buck
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Tokyo
John Knox Arnold
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