Wisconsin 72nd Legislature Opens Amid Budget Fears
Madison dispatch reports the Wisconsin Legislature convened the 72nd regular session with Republicans in control and Democrats gaining seats. New lawmakers include 100 assembly members and 19 of 23 senators. Key issues foreseen are finances, highway building, school aid, farm policy, labor regulation, and revenue gaps from a postwar budget.
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Arthur Balzer
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Legislative Finance
Jaycee Week Declared by Wisconsin Governor Kohler
MADISON Jan 14 21 Gov Kohler proclaims Jaycee Week urging Madison residents to recognize and consider the services of the Junior Chamber of Commerce highlighting civic youth involvement and local programs.
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Nixon Loyal And Patriotic Says President
President Eisenhower defends Vice President Richard Nixon against Democratic charges accusing Nixon of smear tactics in the 1954 campaign. He calls Nixon loyal and patriotic and rejects claims of Democratic loyalty to treason, noting equal loyalty in both parties.
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Wisconsin Highways Slippery From Icy Conditions
Wisconsin roads were icy and hazardous with western counties and areas north of a La Crosse to Appleton line reporting the poorest driving conditions. The Fox River Valley and Columbia, Dane, Jefferson and Rock counties reported slippery roads while Kenosha, Milwaukee, Waukesha and West Bend had clear and dry conditions.
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Mark Catlin Wins Assembly Speaker's Post
Mark Catlin Jr., a 44 year old attorney, clinched the Assembly Speakership as Republicans and Democrats caucused before the session. He won 38 votes to 2 for a rival, with no opposition. Senate race winner was Sen. Paul Rogan for floor leader, 12 to 11 over Sen. William Ty. Turn to CATLIN on Page 2.
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Soviets Held 8 U.S. Navy Flyers, Former Prisoner Says
Berlin dispatch reports ex-prisoner John H. Noble, Detroit born, claims he heard Soviet authorities held eight U.S. Navy Privateer airmen shot down over the Baltic four years earlier. Noble, freed after a decade in captivity, says he did not see the flyers but was told they were in Russian hands and that Soviet officials suppressed news of their fate despite U.S. protests. He mentions the downing occurred April 1956 and notes two crewmen died.
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Sweden Bans All Arms Shipments To Central America
Sweden banned all future arms shipments to Central America and labeled the region troubled and unrestful. The move follows Costa Rica accusing Nicaragua forces of invading Costa Rican territory, escalating regional tensions.
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County Board Approves Land Purchase for Parking on Lake Poygan
Winnebago County directors voted to buy two acres in the Town of Poygan to establish parking for fishermen and traveling public along the lake. The plan, tied to a county road, prompts highway committee review to ensure road standards are met before county inclusion. Local officials disagree on trailer parking and camping uses, while emphasis remains on lake access and fishery activity.
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Won't Talk Till Report Is Received Ike Claims Delay
The article reports that Ike refuses to speak until a formal report arrives. It mentions Costa Noe and Nagg ete dM tee ca cnet and references a conference where a statement was expected. Several unclear phrases about Costa and the UAS Rad teen are included, with on-the-spot investigations noted and a statement about Costa Hiew 2 t feud. Additional mentions of American Ste and possible fallout are included.
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15 Are Killed In Air Collision
A report notes 139 persons escaped death in four air mishaps including paratroopers and Air Force men bailing out of Flytpe Boxcars. Incidents span Chicago Midway, Rhinelander, Corpus Christi and Tucson with several C-119 and C-110 aircraft involved, some crashes fatal and others with missing crew.
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Airliner and Private Plane Crash Near Lexington
Collision between an airliner from Battle Creek and a private plane near Lexington, Ohio, killed all aboard the private craft and several on the airliner. Investigators say the planes likely caught fire and erupted into flames before hitting the ground, parts scattered over a wide area. Local authorities named the dead as Arth Werkhaven Co vilut Eddie Anger and other victims, with details continuing on page 2.
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McCarthy Assigned to Three Senate Committees
Senate Republicans announce committee allocations with Senator McCarthy of Wisconsin named to Government Operations, Appropriations, and Rules and Administration. Senator Wiley joins the Judiciary and Foreign Relations panels as part of the GOP plan.
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Rockefeller funds top minister education effort
A 20 million appropriation from John D. Rockefeller supports education for ministers. The plan aims to train clergy, enhance theological study, and improve church leadership guidelines nationwide.
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Soviets To Release Yank Held Six Years
Washington report says the United States expects the release of two American detainees held in Soviet hands for about six years. Names include Verdine, 28, from Brackenridge and an Army veteran, with authorities noting transfer discussions in Berlin. Embassy staff anticipate return soon amid ongoing diplomatic talks.
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Division of SEC Vital New Ally In Dixon-Yates Case
Unclear fragments show references to the SEC division and Dixon-Yates matter. The text is damaged and provides no clear people, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes to form a concise summary card.
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San Marino Rejects British Bombing Offer in WWII Dispute
The tiny republic of San Marino, backed by a militia of 1,200, declares its amicable efforts exhausted after years of tension with Britain over wartime bombing. Britain rejected the claim, arguing the bombing aided Allied supply lines to Italy. A settlement of 372,800 was offered, rejected by the regent who refused to budge.
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Coastal Port Captured by Invading Force
A coastal port near La Cine on the Pan American Highway was seized by an invading force in a wartime advance. Reports describe machine gun fire and widespread damage as government troops retreat. The article notes ongoing firefights and directs readers to Costa Rica coverage on page 2.
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Nationalists Again Attack Red Positions at Taipen
Chinese heavy bombers struck Communist positions in the Tachen Islands on the second day of retaliation for Monday’s massive bombing. Four air force battalions bombed Communist-held Tenao and Teumen islands north of the national bastion. Nationalists escort Tarrosh engaged Red bombers near Reeling harbor, with claims from Peiping radio of four Nationalist ships sunk.
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Weather Summary and Measurements Averages
The report notes increasing air flow and a shift to north by Thursday. Northwestern Observations record times and temperatures with conditions at 7:30 a.m. and 12 p.m. Snow in the Fox River area shows 2% inches above the crest of Menasha dam, down 5 inches since Tuesday. Readings from Bucckstaff Observatory show maximum 27 and minimum 5 for Monday into Tuesday, with trace of snow and monthly deficiency 0.16.
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