Plans New Move Against Lattimore
Washington D C. The government will seek a new perjury indictment against Owen Lattimore a former Far Eastern affairs adviser to the State Department U S Attorney Leo A Rover announced the plan to present additional evidence to a grand jury beginning Sept 13 The move follows a 1952 indictment on seven counts of perjury tied to Lattimore's Senate testimony and could lead to consolidation with five remaining counts if new charges are added
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Washington III
Owen Lathmore
U.S
Leo A. Rover
Erand
Latimore
State Department
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Rover
Supreme Court
Lattimore
Institute of Pacific Relations
IPR
Pacfic Affairs
Aid Measure Passes House and Senate Looms
The House approved a $544. billion aid package for the global military and economic program for the year ending mid-1955, sparking a Senate vote soon. The compromise would total $524,575,795 in new and carryover funds, far below Eisenhower’s request of $6.02 billion.
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Washington
House
Senate
Eisenhower
Senate House
Congress
White House
New Polio Cases Rise 18 Percent
Washington reports 1,905 new polio cases last week, about 18 percent higher than the prior week. Polio tends to rise in August with a late month peak. Los Angeles saw sharp increases in July, with the current rate surpassing any year since 1948. Through five months ending July 31 LA tallied 204 cases, up from 165 a year earlier and 290 in 1988.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Los Angeles
Fifteen Drown Off Inchon As Fishing Boat Sinks
Seventeen fishermen aboard a Korean fishing vessel were riding a stormy sea when the boat sank near Inchon. Police reported fifteen drowned and three were rescued from the wrecked ship.
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Inchon
Seoul
Eisenhower ridicules forecasts of economic doom in Illinois
President Eisenhower denounces Democratic doom forecasts as he tours Illinois. He visits the Lincoln tomb and meets Gov. Stratton and Senate candidate Meek before speaking at Republican Day at the state fair. He cites Lincoln’s crooked fence story and cites remarks on recession forecasts by Sen. Douglas.
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Springfield
Ill
Eiserhower
Ilinois
Abraham Lincoln
William G. Stratton
Joseph Meek
GOP
Senate
Ilinois State Fair
Sen
Paul
Douglas
D-Ill
Meek
De Gasperi Dies After Long European Integration Fight
Italian Premier from 1945 to 1953, Alcide De Gasperi, died after a night of heart attacks his death came as Italy mourned his role in steering Europe toward unity and a Western alignment. He led Italy into the Western bloc and backed a European army despite parliament’s failure to ratify the pact.
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Italy
United States
West
Wds
Joe de Gasperi
2 United
Europe
de Gasperi
Jaly
Winston Churchill
JM5
Indian Chamber of Deputies
Tme
Ant
Baruch 84 Today No Party Planned
Bernard M Baruch will celebrate his 84th birthday at his Long Island estate Oyster Bay with his regular dip and private pool and a few guests if any but no party is planned The financier adviser to presidents was born in Camden South Carolina in 1870 and will stay the week at Watson B Dickarman estate at Oyster Bay
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New York
Bernard M. Baruch
Long Island
Baruch
Cam ‘den
S. C
Manhattan
Watson B. Dickerman, Lestate
Oyster Bay
Three Die and One Injured in Highway 2 Crash
Three people died and a fourth person was critically injured in a head on collision about 25 miles east of Escanaba on U.S. 2 Wednesday. Victims were Mrs. George N. Zorloss of Genoa Illinois Annetta Karagianas of Pecatonica Illinois and Walter Andrychuk of Toronto Ontario. Andrychuk and his wife Mary were returning from their honeymoon and were among the injured.
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Escanaba
Mich
Fouth
Here
U. S
George N. Zorlos
Genoa
Annetta i Karagianas
Pecatonica
Ill
Walter Andrychuk
Toronto
Andrychuk
Mary
Conferees Clash Over Franco German Conditions On European Army
In Brussels the six nations open talks on the European Defense Community as Mendes France refuses major changes to keep Germans off French soil. Belgium Italy the Netherlands and Luxembourg criticize the limits, while the United States warns of a potential policy reevaluation if the plan fails. Alcide De Gasperi dies amid gloom over the alliance crisis.
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Brussels
Pierre Mendes-France
Mendes-France
European Defense Community
France
West Germany
Belgium
Netherlands
Italy
Luxembourg
Europe
Alcide de Gasperi
Ittaly
Mendes - France
United States
John Foster Dulles
Canada and U S Agree on Seaway Sections to Build
Canada and the United States formalized which sections each nation will construct for the St Lawrence Seaway. Canada will begin a 4000-foot canal at Iroquois and reserve right to parallel Canadian works. The U S side at Barnhart Island costs about 76 million dollars as part of 190 million in dredging.
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Canada
U.S
Ottawa 4
St. Lawrence
U. S
Rocks
Barnhart Island
Intermedia Rapids
Cornwall
Ont
Thousand Islands
United States
Iroquois
Lester Pearson
Congress
St. Lawrence Seaway
OSC to Build Health and Physical Education Facility
Gov. Kohler approved funding as Wisconsin State Colleges move to finance the Oshkosh State College health and physical education building. Low bids totaled 745 739 with potential additional costs for fees furnishings and site work. Construction expected to start within 10 days on Al gamma Boulevard near College Avenue with completion targeted by October 1955.
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OSC
Leges
Forrest H. Poik
USC
Walter Kohler
Board of Regents of
Wisconsin State Colleges
la Crosse
Oshkosh
Board of Regents
Pres. Polk
Atty
Lewis C. Magnusen
Madison Ai
Polk
Wisconsin Building Commission
Algoma Boulevard
College Avenue
OSC Fatorsiies
Winona State Teachers College
Winona
Shan
Wisconsin
Burma Japan open war repatriation talks in Tokyo
Burma and Japan began war repatriation talks in Tokyo amid Kyodo News Service description of great expectations for success.
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Burma
Japan
Tokyo
Kyodo
Protest Over U.S. Troop Withdrawals From Korea
In Seoul thousands rallied at dawn to denounce Washington’s plan to pull four U S divisions from South Korea. Police moved residents to Seoul Stadium for the protest while U S officials argued the move follows a Chinese troop recall and reduces risk of invasion.
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Seoul
Korea
U.S
South Korea
Washington
North Korea
State's Share of Wildlife Funds Set at 296789
Wisconsin's share of federal funds for wildlife resource restoration and development was announced as 296,789 dollars. The funds, part of a 9,796,500 dollar pot under the Pittman Robertson Act, will be spent in the fiscal year starting June 30. Undersecretary Ralph A. Tedor announced the allocation, noting funds come from taxes on arms and munitions.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Pittman-Robertson
Ralpa A Tedor
Menomonie Man Killed In Car Train Crash
Theodore Bayer a 27 year old Menomonie salesman was killed when his 1954 Ford crashed into a diesel engine freight train on a town road crossing near Highway 125 south of Oshkosh. Thomas Makue 27 of Milwaukee was hospitalized in critical condition with head and facial injuries. Both men worked for Minneapolis Honeywell Regulator Company and were taken to Theda Clark Hospital in Neenah by ambulance. The crash marked Winnebago County’s 16th traffic death of 195? with no inquest planned.
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Theodore F. Bayer
Menomonie
Wis
Chicago & Northwestern
Highway
Menasha
Thomas E. Mabie
Milwaukee
Minneapolis Honeywell Regulator Company
Winnebago County
Theodore Frederick Bayer
Theda Clark Hospital
Neenah
Thomas Edward Makue
W. Burhegh Sr
Menasha Furniture Company
Theda Clark
Bayer
Rehih
Rauer
Winnebago
Oshkosh
Mother of Three Charged in $189 Store Holdup
Lancaster California, Janet Sarver, 25, mother of three, eldest 4, arraigned on charges of stealing $189 from a liquor store with a 1902 pistol that would not shoot. Bail set at 2500. She told reporters her husband, a machinist, lost work. family illness and poverty left them with little food and a burned home. Police seek her 30 year old husband.
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Lancaster
Calif
Janet Sarver
Don
Utah
Steven
Terry
Patty
Reach Accord On Language To Meet Objections
Congress reached a unanimous agreement on compromise language to address legal objections to a bill aimed at banning the Communist Party. The measure would deny Communists certain rights including federal employment and public office, with Senate and House conferees approving the language and sending it to the president for signature.
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Wasitington
Communist Party
Congress
Eisenhower
Senate
House
Washington
Senate House
Senate Gop
William F. Knowland
Calif
Jonn M. Butler
R-Md
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Sen. Huber
H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Humphrey
U S Raps Reds Holding Yank Airmen
The United States formally charges China with holding 35 American airmen as political prisoners. A Defense Department statement says the Chinese admitted at a Geneva conference they are alive, verified by former POWs exchanged since the Korean armistice.
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Washington
United States
Defense Department
Geneva
Korea
Pentagon
Far East Command
Wisconsin and Minnesota Weather Forecast Fragments
The forecast notes mostly fair to cloudy conditions with variable winds in Wisconsin and partly cloudy to showers in Minnesota. It records temperatures from highs in the upper 70s and lows around mid 50s, with local observations from Fox River and Buckstaff Observatory.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
Gay
Fox River
Menasha Dam
Buckstaff Observatory
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