Eisenhower vows U S military power second to none
President Eisenhower told Congress the United States military power is second to none and will be kept that way. He said if more funds are needed to boost readiness he will promptly request them, citing intensified Communist aggression and a possible missile threat. The message details expanding air power, carrier deployments, and Polaris missile developments.
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Eisenhower
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Strategic Air Command
George Washington
Five Deaths Raise State Toll to 459
One man, 44, Charles Mann of Hortonville, dies when his car rolls and pins him at Wis 76 near Appleton. Hildegarde Henschel, 74, of Newton, killed in a two car crash near St Nazianz. Charles Gibbons, 23, of Grand Rapids, Mich., dies in Manitowoc County. Joseph Curry, 68, Racine, bicycle collision. John Gudelke, 19, Milwaukee, car overturn near Pewaukee. Police report state toll at 459, up from 450 a year ago.
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United Press International
Wisconsin
Charles Mann
Hortonville
Appleton
Wis
Hildegarde Henschel
Newton
St Nazianz
Manitowoc
Herbert
Charles Gibbons
Grand Rapids
Mich
Manitowoc County
Joseph Curry
Racine
John Gudelke
Milwaukee
Waukesha
Pewaukee
Ike Returns To Washington After Newport Respite
President Eisenhower ended a month’s Newport vacation and returned to the White House. He flies to Andrews AFB aboard an Air Force jet after a leisurely cabin cruiser trip from Fort Adams to Quonset Point Naval Air Station. The return coincides with Congress reconvening and a suggested message on needed legislation. Eisenhower, tanned and rested, waved to crowds as boats and fire hoses celebrated along the waterfront.
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Eisenhower
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Andrews Air Force Base
Auckland mud game ends with pants loss and ref delay
The Auckland soccer team defeated a French side 145 in heavy mud. One player lost his pants during the scramble but stayed in the match for about 10 minutes until the referee spotted the mishap.
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New Zealand
UPI
Playboy Picked Up In Pre Dawn Raid In Mexico City
Playboy Francisco Pignatari and 11 guards were seized in a pre dawn raid on the Cristobal Colon Hotel pursuing Princess Ira von Furstenberg Hohenzollern. Pignatari denied undress and said he acted as her legal guardian while claiming diplomatic immunity. Police removed him after a struggle and held him at a station as the princess’s estranged husband challenged custody of their two sons.
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Francisco
Pignatari
Ine
Ira von Furstenburg
Cristobal Colon Hotel
International Playboak
Brazil
Prince Hohensohe
Cuba Is Racing Toward Dictatorship
Washington accuses Cuba of racing into a Communist tested dictatorship as tensions rise ahead of a historic Western Hemisphere meeting. The United States condemns Fidel Castro regime and signals stronger U S pressure in the region.
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Fidel Castro
Cuba
Get to Know the Soviet Union radio program announced
London UPI reports Radio Mos cow announced a quiz for African listeners titled Get to Know the Soviet Union with prizes for knowledge of Russia. Moscow will start Russian lessons in Africa this fall and distribute textbooks for those taking the course. The story places emphasis on Cuba tensions and OAS meetings as Cuba accuses the United States of economic aggression while planning a new agenda.
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Cuba
Raul Roa
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OAS Council
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State Department
Inter-American Peace Committee
Foreign Ministers
UN Chiefs Consider Rival Proposals on Katanga Troops
The United Nations Security Council may receive rival resolutions on Congo Katanga. Ceylon and Tunisia plan a measure to bar UN forces from intervening in internal Congo conflicts and to withdraw Belgian troops. Moscow hints at a tougher option, while Lumumba's delegation attends the session as the council resumes.
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N.Y
Security Council
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Ceylon
Tunisia
Kasienga
Moise Tshombeiwho
Can Teops
Prince Lumumbe
Soviet Union
Ceylon-Tunisia
Lumumba
Antoine Gizenga
Islamic conference denounces Iran shah over Israel move
The Conference of Islamic Organizations in the United Arab Republic condemns Shah of Iran for recognizing Israel. Sheikh Mahmoud Zalout says the act violates Quranic teachings and breaches Muslim unity. The group demands immediate withdrawal or risk unity among Iranian Muslims.
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Mahmoud Zalout
Manhunt Ends as Dare Hands Sheriff Pistol In
Oklahoma City report on Richard Henry Dare, 27, wanted for questioning in the slayings of his estranged wife Patricia and her relatives, surrendering to McClain County Sheriff Huddleston after a 100-man posse surrounded him near Dare. Autopsy places killings Friday between noon and 7:30 p.m. The suspect was held in Purcell and later transferred to Oklahoma City.
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Dare
McClain County
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Here
Patricia
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Virgie
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Albert
Young McCormick
Purcell
Huddleston
State Crime Bureau
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Carter
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Dave
Albert Residence
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Hilton Geer
Lbert
Nonsense as Broadcast King’s English Test
A BBC news announcer described a monosyllabic reply with the term nonsense. The report reflects on the British Broadcasting Corporation’s reputation for the King’s English.
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London
British Broadcasting Corp
BBC News
Retaliation Made By Castro's Order
Cuban militiamen seized control of major American assets after nationalization by Fidel Castro's regime. Raul Roa rejected OAS protests as Soviet ties deepen. Key nationalized properties include Cuban Electric Co. 308 million USD, ITT 277 million, Standard Oil refinery 70 million, and 36 sugar mills totaling about 200 million.
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Raul Roa
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American and Foreign Power Co
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International Telephone and Telegraph Co
Standard Oil
New Jersey
T Xaco
Sinclair Oil Co
Prank death of Guardsman shocks Indiana unit
SOUTH BEND Ind AP Five National Guardsmen admitted dunking Walter R Van Wickle 34 Sharpsville into the St Joseph River behind the South Bend National Guard Armory He cried I cant swim as he was dragged to eight feet of water His body was recovered by a skin diver Authorities will decide jurisdiction between police and military to pursue possible manslaughter charges The five in custody Ralph E Burt Harold E Shuppers William S Dowdy Robert K Vannice Arnold G Bell belonged to Company E 2nd Battle Group 293rd Infantry after two weeks training at Camp Grayling Mich Witnesses said dunking was a tradition during end of summer training The case involves new officers among the group and a heated tragedy.
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Bauus
van Viehle
Theodore E Prekontz
Howard S. Wilcox
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Ralph E. Burt
Harold E. iShuppers
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Willam
Dowdy
North Salem
Robert K. Vannice
Danville
Arnold G. Bell
Indianapolis
2Nd Battle Group
293Rd Infantry
Camp Grayling
Mich
Eichmann Trial To Be Held In Hebrew With German Translation
The Eichmann trial in Jerusalem will be conducted in Hebrew and translated into German for his benefit. A government press office spokesman said the trial is expected to take place next spring, with no reason given for the delay.
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UPID
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Eichmann
Threats force Alice in Dairyland to flee Wisconsin event
Two anonymous phone threats to kill Wisconsin's Alice in Dairyland led to rapid action in Marshfield. Joan Engh 19 of La Crosse was escorted from the Wisconsin Farm Progress Days grounds after a caller warned, I want to chill her. Police redeployed guards and canceled remaining appearances as investigators sought to trace the caller.
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Wisconsin
Alice
Miss Engh
Engh
Eien Richardson
Verona
Donald McDowell
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Exposition
Three Drown In State Waters
Three men, John Licata 49 of Chicago post office, Mark Larson 8 of Superior, and Raymond Pirkel 25 of Madison, drowned in Wisconsin waters over the weekend. Licata disappeared while swimming with relatives at Upper Clam Lake, near Ashland, and his body was recovered after 10 minutes. attempts at revival failed. Larson vanished while at a six foot deep pond near his home in Superior. the body was found 55 minutes later. Pirkel drowned about 400 yards northwest of Governor's Island in Lake Mendota while swimming from a boat with three Research Products Corp employees during a picnic. the body was not recovered.
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