Dulles Defends Goa Statement Amid Goa Dispute Comment
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles defended a joint US Portuguese statement on Goa at a Washington news conference saying Russia sought to push India toward force over Goa. He said the tone aimed at Russia could inflame tensions and noted Khrushchev and Bulganin claimed Goa belongs to India.
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Paulo Cunha
Goa
Russia
India
U.S
Nikolai Bulganin
Nikita Khrushchev
Burma
United States
Bulganin
Khrushchev
Formosa Strait
Israel
East Germany
Harriman accuses Eisenhower appointees of using Taft Hartley to bust unions
New York Governor Averell Harriman charged that President Eisenhower’s appointees are using the Taft Hartley act to bust unions. In a public address he linked the move to labor unrest and voiced concerns as the CIO and AFT merger was discussed.
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New York
Averell Harriman
Eisenhower
Harriman
Berlin
United States
CIO
Russia
LANA
Arean
Labor Organization
20 Below At Grantsburg Is Lowest in U S
The Associated Press reports Wisconsin recorded the nations lowest temperature early today at Grantsburg minus 20 degrees. Other statewide readings included Eau Claire minus 14, Superior minus 12, Lone Rock minus 6, and La Crosse minus 1. Overnight minimums varied from minus 19 at Wausau to plus 8 at Milwaukee, with readings far below normal. Key West Florida posted the top temperature at 83 degrees.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
United States
Grantsburg
Eau Claire
Superior
Lone Rock
la Crosse
Wausau
Park Falls
Green Bay
Madison
Beloit
Milwaukee
Key West
Fla
Ten Die As Austrian Avalanche Hits Kaprun Plant
An avalanche at the Kaprun hydroelectric plant near Salzburg killed at least ten workers and injured several others Monday. Snow swept into a work party after dark, with six men believed trapped beneath the snow.
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Salzburg
Austria
Kaptun
Crackerjack Alert Tests U S Canada Defense Forces
The nine hour Operation Crackerjack exercise mobilized U S and Canadian units with SAC aircraft probing defenses. Interceptors flew, officers reported emergency duty, and civilian spotters stood by as Wisconsin and nearby states coordinated defense efforts across multiple commands.
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Colorado Springs
Colo.1
United States
Canada
Continental Air Defense Command
CONAD
Strategic Air Command
America
SAC
Continental
Crackerjeck
Army
Navy
Air Force
Marine
National Guard
Omaha
Offutt Air Force Base
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Air National Guard
Green Bay
Ground Observer Corps
Renumbering Plan Adopted By Oshkosh City Council
The Common Council adopted a street renumbering ordinance to start a new city address system with Main Street as the base line. Numbers will begin at zero on each side, with even numbers on north and east sides and odd numbers on south and west sides. The plan, using 100-number blocks, includes uniform number plates and possible future street name changes, with fines for violations.
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Common Council
Hatine 10 Vonue
Wisconsin
Raymond No
Valny
Greater Oshkosh Comittee
Main Street
New York
Ashland Avenue
Bowen Street
A. Precour
Chaiman
Greater Oshkosh Committee
San Larte
Ald
Kay Beasius
Fish hooks stolen from Peckinpaugh store in Chattanooga
Thieves broke into the E. H. Peckinpaugh Company fishing equipment store in Chattanooga yesterday. They stole 20 000 fish hooks and a few dozen live minnows.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
E. H. Peckinpaugh Company
Willison Pleads Guilty to Florence Bank Robbery
De Pere man Homer Willison Jr. pleaded guilty in Federal District Court to robbing Florence State Bank of 3083 dollars on November 2. A pre sentence report was ordered by Judge Kenneth P. Grubb as part of the case.
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Milwalkee
de Pere
Homer Willison Jr
Florence
State Probation Department
Kenneth P. Grubb
Willison
State Bank of
Eisenhower Sets Rough 1956 Arms Budget At 347 Billion
Gettysburg AP President Eisenhower and top aides agreed on a defense budget near 347 billion for next fiscal year starting July 1. No final figure reached, but officials said no major changes from the 347 billion goal. Budget aims to balance the budget and allow possible tax cuts. Berlin and other Cold War issues were not discussed in the meeting.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Charles E. Wilson
Fisenhower
Wilson
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Rowland
R Hughes
Defense
W.J. McNeil
Post
Pentagon
United States
Berlin
Hughes Highlich
Washington
Repuh- Kean
Death of Korean Man Probed by U S Army
Seoul reports the U S Army is investigating the slaying of Kim Byun Ken, 22, by Private Pie Mare AL Saper at Fort Doves Cant after a security guard found Koreans tampering with an Amercan fuel line. The incident occurred last Sunday during the alleged fuel theft.
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Seoul
Korea
Aro
Kim Byun Ken
Oshkosh Board Accepts Plan for New High School
Oshkosh board of education accepted the Citizens advisory committee plan for a new high school on the Walnut Street site near Western Avenue and Seller Morgan streets. The resolution urged the Common Council to purchase about five acres and proceed with extending street access. The board also asked for an early meeting with Council committees to discuss a 5.75 million bond issue for the high school and two additional schools, Washington and Franklin, the latter needing a new site yet to be decided.
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North Sie
Board of Education
Levenens
Walnut Street
Western Avene
Seller
Morgan Streets
Burtddi
Common Council
Harold Michstadt
Citizens
Vuklines
Charles M. Radford
Counce
Washington
Franklin
Washington and
Aldermen Call Early Meeting Over High School Plans
City leaders weighed a second referendum on a new high school as the board of education accepted a citizens advisory panel report. Mayor Siewert agreed to convene a joint session with councilors school commissioners and advisory subcommittees to study the proposal and possible financing.
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Board of Education
Citizens’ Advisory Committee
Mayer
Ald
Carl Mailahn
Ernest R. Siewert
Can Guaran
No Mercy Oklahoma City Liquor Case Deferment Tale
Oklahoma City man Shuldt asked Judge Traub to defer his liquor possession sentence a week to become a father. The judge agreed a man should stay close to home during a blessed event. Shuldt showed cigars and announced it's a girl. The judge offered thirty days and two hundred dollars fine.
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Oklahoma City
Goldie Shuldt
Common Pleas
Cack ‘Traub
Oklahoma
Traub
Shuldt
Paine Lumber Buys Antigo Veneer Plant to Secure Supply
Paine Lumber Company of Oshkosh announces acquisition of the Frost Veneer and Plywood Company of Antigo. Possession to be taken Jan 1 with no disclosed price. Antigo plant employs about 147 year round and will operate under Oshkosh supervision. Supplies from Canadian birch logs. Antigo plant part of long standing veneer operations.
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Antiga
Paine Lumber Company, Ltd
Oshkosh
Ralph BR. Hartley
Wr. Hartley
Osh-kosh
Dere
Antigo
Frost
Second Avenue
Watson Street
Langlade Veneer Products Company
North Elm Street
Paine Lumber Company
Antuto Company
Eleho
Wis
Sheboygan
Antige
Antige Holding Company
Wausa
George Vehlow
Koe Ricker
Ford Fund Attacked by Senator McCarthy in Chicago
Senator Joseph McCarthy charged the Ford Foundation's Fund for the Republic with being a hollow and Communist propaganda operation during a speech at the Serioma International meeting in Chicago. He warned American Communists were growing optimistic as anti-Communist measures faced backlash and public hysteria.
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Chicago
Joseph McCarthy
Ford Foundation
Fund For the Republic
McCarthy
Aragual
Serioma
International
Tan Hy
Powdered Milk Firm Officials Face Trial Over Infant Deaths
Two officials of a powdered milk company are on trial for criminal negligence regarding arsenic contamination. Prosecutors allege the former superintendent and production chef failed to properly test a key additive, dibasic sodium phosphate, used in milk production, leading to infant fatalities last summer.
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Ce Lott Raitnes
Iin
Remibhe
Seidenal Dberhes
Monmes
Wisconsin Supreme Court Upholds School Consolidation Laws
The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled that laws enabling consolidation and reorganization of school districts are constitutional. It upheld a Milwaukee judge’s dismissal of taxpayer challenges to the Milwaukee Waukesha Joint School District, created by merging West Allis West Milwaukee Greenfield Wauwatosa and New Berlin districts. The decision confirms that districts may consolidate without violating the state constitution.
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Madison
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Francis X. Swietlik
Miwaukee
Milwaukee- Waukesha
Swietlik
Supreme Court
Miwaukee - Waukesha
West Allis
West Milwaukee
Greenfield
Wauwatosa
New Berlin
John J. Zawerchnik
Liane M. Hanson
W. H. Funke
Circuit Court
High Court
Iit
Ptowa
Road conditions vary across the state
The State Highway Department reports fair to good driving conditions in southern Wisconsin and fair conditions with icy spots in the north. A line from La Crosse to Oconto shows fair conditions with frequent icy patches, while areas south of the line are mostly good with few icy spots. No new snow or rain reports were received.
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Madison Um
State Highway Department
Perth
la Crosse
Tomah
Wauetama
Oconte
Dredge Work On Green Bay Water Intake Suspended
Green Bay lake intake project halted due to high winds and rough seas. Great Lakes Dredge and Dock Co states operations will resume next spring.
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Green Bay
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Co
Lake Michigan
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