Eisenhower Sees No Break in Western Unity After Talks
President Eisenhower reports no weakening of Western unity after a long 20 hour discussion with Chancellor Adenauer. He echoes Adenauer on Berlin and NATO concerns and plans five days of talks in London and two in Paris. France is expected to seek a larger NATO role.
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Germany
Eisenhower
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Nikita Khrushchev
Aden
London
Paris
Berlin
France
NATO
Laos
Munkt
Wreckage of Private Plane Seen in River
A private plane may have crashed in the Misgiiton River near Cassville. The engine and cockpit lie submerged about a half mile offshore as deputies search after the craftfailed to land in a storm with pilot James Hamilton Jr. from Winnetka.
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Grant Counce
Sherif Robert
Iiind
Tacius
Grant County
Naomi Seemrer
James Remilton Jr
Winnetka
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Bhutan to Open Diplomatic Talks with Major Powers
Bhutan, the Himalayan state between India and Tibet, is reported to soon start diplomatic relations discussions with major powers including the United States, Russia and Britain. The notification appeared in a Wednesday repost.
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UPT
Bhutan
Tibet
United States
Russia
Britain
New Four Lanes to Open on Highway 1 Sept 1
Winnebago County Highway Commissioner Leon Mor rissey announced the opening of a new four lane stretch on Highway 1 from Highway 21 to Highway 26. Three of the four grade separations are in use. the Highway 44 interchange work continues. The total four lane mileage in the county will reach about 94 fighting miles, with edge ramps and driveways completed.
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Winnebago County
Leon Morrissey
Butte’ Des Morts
Men St
Fini
Kishwar
Ers
Birmingham figure Hughes Kennedy bids license exit
Hughes B. Kennedy announces plan to give up his license as a major figure in Birmingham shifts. The remark hints at long battles and uncertain political climate, with local reaction mounting as authorities weigh the move.
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Birmingham
CPH
Hughes B. Kennedy
Senate Studies Water Diversion Bill From Lake Michigan
The Senate will study a bill allowing Chicago to divert more water from Lake Michigan for a one year period. Opponents fear filibusters as pro and con arguments on sewage and shipping impact mix with Canadian objections. Senator Lausche vows to read all 475 pages of hearing testimony before the measure proceeds.
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Chicago
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Paul H. Douglas
D-H
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Alexander Wiley
R-Wis
Douglas
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Herm Lakes
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Eisenhower
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Canada
Great Lakes
Harford Urges City Parking Fees for Downtown Lots
Council President Willem P. Harford urged a pay plan for two major city lots, proposing toll gates for all day or week long parking. Councilman McCray predicted unpopularity, while officials plan South Side parking work and disposal of two houses on 10th Avenue and Oregon Street if bids fail.
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Kot
Division Street
Dey C. McCray
Harford
Eau Claire
10Th Avenue
Oregon Street
Ten Killed In Mexico City Earthquake Shocks At Dawn
A powerful earthquake struck southern Mexico causing at least 20 dead and dozens injured. The tremor damaged highways, railways, and port facilities from Veracruz to the Yucatan, with Isthmus of Tehuantepec hardest hit and panic reported across several towns including Jalapan Acayucan Chinameca and Loma Bonita as aid is rushed to the affected regions.
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Ike Extends Ban on Nuclear Tests Amid Talks
President Eisenhower extends the self imposed ban on atomic blasts to December 32 to give Geneva negotiators time to reach an international test ban. Geneva talks started in October and were recessed for six weeks with Ambassador James J. Wadsworth due to return for the U N General Assembly. Sen. Hubert Humphrey praised the move as aiding the effort to control nuclear weapons tests.
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Geneva
James J. Wadsworth
U.N. General Assembly
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Eisenhower
Britain
Soviet Union
Hubert Humphrey
Laos Rebels Infiltrate Northern Sam Neua Province
Laotian General Amkhsa Soukhavong says communist rebels have infiltrated at least 25 percent of Sam Neua with about 49 percent of residents supportive. Two North Vietnamese officers reportedly surrendered to Laotian paratroopers, while government officials report no recent military action in eight rebel provinces.
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Princess Alexandra Confined by Cold in Brisbane
Princess Alexandra was reported confined to her bed with a cold and laryngitis in Brisbane. Her doctor said exposure from an open car in cold winds contributed to the illness.
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Brisbane
Australia
Alexandra
Early Teeth of Ancient Insectivores Unearthed
The Smithsonian Institute releases two small wonders focusing on early Te 3 Apheliscus and Phenacodontes as Pantelestic insectivores. The study analyzes teeth of prehistoric insect-eating animals that once roamed the western United States.
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The
Smithsonian Institute
United States
Nikita Presses Reunification Talks With West
Moscow reports Premier Nikita Khrushchev urges gradual easing of differences with the West over German reunification while reaffirming Soviet opposition to Western plans. He sent a letter to Konrad Adenauer nine days before Eisenhower’s Bonn visit, urging negotiations between East and West German governments. Meanwhile heavy rains in Honshu leave 17 dead and 84 missing in Japan.
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Nikke Khrushcchev
Presiert
Eisenhower
Konrad Adenauer
Germany
Khrushchev
Adenauer
Bonn
Hitler
Tot Drowns In Raging Waters
A flash flood in Avalanche Wisconsin forced evacuations and damaged roads and homes. A two year old girl, Barbara Larson, drowned when torn from her father Harland as he was struck by a floating log while escaping in flood waters. Authorities continued search as waters receded and more communities faced rising streams.
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Wisconsin
Ava
Barbara Larson
Harland
Kickapoo
Coon Creek
Chaseburg
More American Aid Earmarked for Laos
Washington reports increased American aid to Laos amid hopes to bolster its 25 000 man army and supply lines with light equipment. The exact amount and force size funded remain undisclosed as SEATO discussions loom and Laos seeks UN support against Communist rebels along the Laos North Vietnam border.
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Laos
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Vientiane
United States
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Loos
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Eea
Seato Defense Organization
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Isession
Drng
Special Session Likely If Vetoes Delays Housing Bill
Washington AP report says House Republicans speculate a special session if President vetoes the housing compromise. The administration hints at a session but offers no firm plan while the House debates a pared down 1.830 billion package.
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House
Biower
Europe
Eisenhower
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Senate
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Soie
Two Boys Drown in Wisconsin Waters
Two youths die in Wisconsin incidents reported by Associated Press. Joseph Rose, 13, Chicago, drowns Wednesday near Kenosha while paddling behind a tire. Allen Salbourin, 20, Milwaukee, drowns when a boat capsizes at Silver Lake near Ocornoomoc. two others swim to shore, Bourny’s body recovered.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Joseph Rose
Chicago
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