Dulles Presses NATO On European Army Edc Debate
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles warned NATO ministers that the Soviet Union will not change its policies. He urged rapid European Defense Community action to add 500 000 German troops, while France’s Georges Bidault demanded U S and British guarantees for ratification.
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Paris
Upi
John Foster Dulles
Soviet Union
Western Alliance
Dulles
North Atlantic ‘Treaty Organization Council of Ministers
European Defense Community
NATO
Bidault
France
Germany
United States
U.S
Congress
Eisenhower
Illinois Bank Robbed of Over $13 000 in Hoffman
Two men robbed Farmers State Bank in Hoffman at 9 50 am taking more than $13 000. An assistant cashier described one robber entering with a pistol and a cloth bag while the other waited outside in a dark 1949 Buick. The pair fled east on US Highway 50 after switching cars.
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Hoffman
Farmers State Bank
Elmer Mattmiller
Mattmiller
Hunt for Missing Man Ends Without Trace
An all day search for 71 year old August Wolfgram of Cecil ended without results. Deputies and volunteers scoured Warren and Shawano areas after he walked from his daughter Frances Schick's home at Coon northeast of Shawano on Saturday night and did not return. No cause for disappearance was found.
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Shawano 2
August Wolfgram
Cecil
Wolfgram
Francis Schick
Coon
Hemiles
Shawano
Ancient Wisconsin Indians Roamed State Over 5000 Years Ago
Milwaukee scholar cites carbon 14 dating showing copper age Indians buried near Oconto about 5600 years old. Finds include seven copper awls four crescents three clasps a spear point and a bracelet with copper mined from Lake Superior. no pottery. Evidence suggests hunting and fishing people with no agriculture.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Robert E. Ritzenthaler
Milwaukee Public Museum
Institute For Nuclear Studies
University of Chicago
Oconto
Wis
North America
Institute For Analysis
Ritzenthaler
Lake Superior
Green Box
Donald Baldwin
Ithe Ety
United States
Grant County
Mississippi River
Dr. Ritzenthaler
Justice Holds Court Despite His Suspension
Suspended Chief Justice William Clark presided alone at the U.S. Appeals Court in Frankfurt Germany hearing arguments on an appeal. He defied State Department orders suspending him for insubordination and dismissing him as surplus effective January 8. Acting Chief Justice Carl Fulghum did not attend. He ruled the calendar void but said he could not compel other judges to attend. He argued he can be ousted only for cause and criticized U.S. policy in Germany.
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Frankfurt
Germany
William Clark
U.S
Princeton
State Department
Carl W. Fulghum
Glenwood Springs
Cole
Clark
Fulghum
U.S. High Commissions
Wisconsin Induction Figures Tied to National Draft Cut
MadisonWisconsin state selective service director Bentley Courtenay said no immediate figures on February draft calls. Defense Secretary Wilson announced national Feb draft would drop to 18 000 from 23 000 monthly. If the national total is 18 000 Wisconsin would supply about 600 inductees, Courtenay said, expecting a proportional state cut.
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Madison
Mother Receives Prisoner Son Letter Renouncing Freedom
In Tokyo an American mother read a tearful letter from Pfc. Richard R. Tenneson, prisoner in a Soviet compound, declaring he will not return home. He warns that any meeting could draw Gestapo FBI scrutiny on his stepfather E. K. Howe, an Alden poultry farmer.
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Tokyo
Portia Howe
Pfc
Richard R. Tenneson
E. K. 'Eb Howe
Alden
Gestapo
FBI
Tenneson
Howe
Weather Summary for Wisconsin and Minnesota
Cloudy and cold with northerly winds across Wisconsin and Minnesota. Lows tonight 5 below to 5 above in the north, 16-24 south for Tuesday highs 20-26 north and 26-20 south. Northwestern observations show overcast skies 33 degrees at 7:30 am and a 35 degree max with 25 degree min for the period.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Fox River
Menasha Dam
Buckstaff Observatory
Eisenhower study targets 32-billon defense by 1957 plan
The long range defense plan under Eisenhower aims to cut military spending to about 32 billion dollars a year by 1957. It envisions expanding the Air Force to 137 wings while reducing Army Navy and Marine Corps forces and manpower. By 1957 national defense would focus on air power and atomic weapons.
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Washington
Eisenhower
U.S
Joint Chiefs’ ‘of Staff
Charles E. Wilson
White House
National Security Council
Cabinet
Congress
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Four Die In Wisconsin Weekend Accidents
Four persons died in weekend accidents in Wisconsin. Frank Chambers, 60, of Kenosha, was killed Sunday when struck by a Chicago and North Western passenger train at a Racine crossing. William Schmocker, 65, of Genoa Depot, died Saturday driving from a farm driveway into another car on Highway 59 near North Prairie in Waukesha County. Roy F. Roman, 30, of Chicago, died when his car left Highway 32 south of Kenosha and hit a tree. Burton Sinkler, 21, died Saturday from injuries after his car overturned on Highway 42 at the Two Rivers city limits.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Frank Chambers
Kenosha
Chicago and North , Western
Racine
Wiliam Schmocker
Genesee Depot
Prairie
Waukesha County
Roy F. Roman
Chicago
Burton Sinkler
Two Rivers
Hydrogen bomb test at Bikini Atoll planned this spring
The United States intends to conduct a hydrogen weapon test at Bikini Atoll next spring. President Eisenhower referenced hydrogen weapons as millions of tons of TNT in a UN speech. The test aims to inform international atomic accord and demonstrate potential effects in war.
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Washington
United States
Bikini Atoll
Eirsenhower
United Nations General Assembly
Bikini
Eisenhower
Russia
Soviet Envoy Confers With U S Secretary
Soviet Ambassador Georgi N Zarubin sought and secured a meeting with Acting Secretary of State Walter Bedell Smith in Washington. The purpose was unclear possibly tied to Eisenhauer atomic energy for peace or a Big Four Berlin ministers meeting. A spokesman said the State Department has no information on Zarubin's agenda.
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Washington
Georgi N. Zarubin
Walter Bedell Smith
Eisenhower
Berlin
Russia
United States
Zarubin
State Department
Department
Six Die In Crossing Crash At Rouse City Texas
A Sunday night collision between a train from Dallas to St Louis and a station wagon killed six people in a farm town. A family of five and their maid perished, five train passengers were hospitalized, and about 30 others were bruised or shaken.
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Rouse City
Texa
Dallas
St. Loui
APA Rarararararas
Clemency Sought for Greenlease Kidnap Killers
The governor received clemency requests for Carl Austin Hall and Bonnie Heady as they near execution in the Missouri gas chamber. Warden Eidson said a final meal will be offered and jurors ponder indictments from a federal fraud probe linked to missing ransom money.
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Jefferson City
Greenlease
Carl Austin Hall
Bonnie Brown Heady
Missouri Penitentiary
Phil M. Donnelly
Hall
Mrs. Heady
Lfe
Donnelly
Ralph Eidson
Kansas City, Mo
St. Louis
U.S
Atty
Edward L.scheufler
Hill
Heady
Aticcourt
Bobby Greenlease
Town House
Louis Shoulders
Elmer Dolan
Maxi Woolf
Barbara Cupp
Jean Fletcher
John Sakalarios
Walter H. McDowell
Newstead
Police Staton
Kruinityva Overstreet
Alex McGee
Thomas Crowe
Karl Schottler
Ray Bergmeer
FBI
McCarthy Brands Witness a Spy for Refusal to Answer
Senator Joseph McCarthy told Albert Socol that his refusal to answer questions on espionage and communism at a wartime Army base hearing branding him a traitor. Socol, a former Evans Signal Laboratory employee at Fort Monmouth, invoked the Fifth Amendment and remained silent during probing questions.
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New York
Joseph McCarthy
Wis
Albert Socol
L Long Branch
N. J
McCarthy
Rusia
United States
At Least Six Dead In Peru Earthquake Hit Tumbes
Lima Peru reports at least six dead as a three minute quake struck Tumbes on the Ecuador border. The tremor damaged three churches a hospital and an army barracks in the city, which has about 6000 residents.
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Peru City
Lima
Peru
Tumbes
Dean predicts Reds will seek talks once they mean business
Arthur H. Dean told UPI he expects China and North Korea to resume a Korean peace conference once the U N means business He warned Allied forces to be ready to handle war prisoners if talks fail by the January 22 deadline and to provide care for prisoners released into subzero weather.
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U.S
Arthur Dean
Munsan
Korea
Dean
Panmunjom
Reds
United States
UPI
Arthur H. Dean
Washington
Toda
Red China
North Korea
Wall Street
South Korea
U.N
Beloit College Chapel Burns Destroying Historic Building
A fire of undetermined origin destroyed Beloit College Chapel, built in 1892 and seating 800, causing an estimated 500000 dollars in damage. Faculty records and about 40000 pre 1900 volumes were lost. firemen battled the blaze for three hours while a firefighter was injured by breaking glass.
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Beloit
Beloit College
Carey Cronies
Herbert Christiansen
Glenn Davis
Old Dwight Eaton
C&NW Freight Derails in Menomonie Blocks Tracks
A Chicago and North Western freight train derailed Sunday in Menomonie, piling up 32 cars and ripping about 100 feet of double track. No injuries were reported. Cars scattered over 300 feet, one overturned and another crushed. Train No. 490 from St. Paul carried apples potatoes refrigerators and lumber. Cause unavailable. passenger trains rerouted and track clearance not expected until Tuesday.
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Menomonie
Chicago and North Western
St. Paul
Minn
Phinneapolis
Milwaukee
Chicago
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England
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Liberte
Malik
Supreme Soviet
U.N. General Assembly
International Soundphoto
Dar Dee
Ike
U. S
Brands Man
Carthy
Santa Claus
Linda Woelke
Jolly Fellow
Linda
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