Five Nations Body Reaches San Jose
A five-nation commission arrived in San Jose Costa Rica to probe charges that rebels backed by Nicaragua and Venezuela attacked the country. The group will question Carlos Lara Hein and nine other rebels seized at Villa Quesada, 50 miles from the capital, as it investigates Soviet marked weapons and rebel incursions.
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San Jose
Villa Quesada
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
LGP
Venezuela
Carlos Lara Hein
Lara
Villa Quesadas
Commission of the Organization of American States
Industrialist Reis 81 Dies in Deal New Jersey
DEAL New Jersey May 81 year old industrialist Jacob L Reis Sr died Tuesday night at Monmouth Memorial Hospital Long Branch He was president of Reis Manufacturing Corp of New York City and a 46 year director of Irving Trust Co He founded the Tatomaz Co of Chenge and held an honorary doctorate from Georgetown Survivors include his widow two sons Raymond H Deal and Julian Lake Placid and a daughter Mrs Marton lair plus 16 grandchildren
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Deal
Jacob L. Reis
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Long Branch
Reis
Reis Manufacturing Corp
New York City
Irving Trust Co
New York
Sheborgan
W.s
International Tatomaz Co
Chenge
Socisl
Georgetown, University
Mary Dettmer Reis
Raymond H
Julian
Lake Placid
Ahter
Marton
Lair
Weather summary for Wisconsin and Randall gauge readings
Partly cloudy and colder tonight followed by Friday mainly cloudy with snow across most of the state. Low tonight 5 to 12, high Friday 15 to 30. North winds 15 to 20 mph, shifting southwesterly tonight and Friday. Randall gauge shows 2 inches above crest at Menasha dam, with 0.04 inch precipitation since Tuesday. Maximum temperature 30, minimum 18. year ago: 85 and -7.
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Son
Associated Press
Wisconsix
Fox River
Menasha
Buckstaff Observatory
United States pledges to stay in Far East military stance
General John E Hull told Tokyo foreign correspondents that the United States will not desert free countries in the Far East. He asserted Washington will keep forces ready as long as needed, stating troops in Korea and Japan are not of their own choosing alone and warning Japan against neutrality without arming. Hull emphasized redeployment strengthens defense and cautioned Japan against Soviet or Chinese domination if it seeks a neutral path.
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Tokyo
John E. Hull
United States
Far East
Bull
United Nations
Korea
Foreign Correspondents Club
Japan
Nil
Russia
China
Hull
Wisconsin roads show few icy stretches now
New snow in northern Wisconsin brought slippery driving as sanding targeted curves and hills. The motor vehicle department warned motorists to use care and slow down. Other slick areas were reported in the Fox River Valley and in Rock, Kenosha, and Jefferson counties.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Motor Vehicle Department
Dar
Canton
Fox River Valier
Western
Rock
Ke ‘Nosha
Jefferson
Reds may free 11 American airmen in UN bid
Dag Hammarskjold has been urged by Communist China to free 11 U.S. airmen jailed as spies. The Swedish secretary general will report after returning to New York from Peiping where he met with Chou En Lai. He will confer with U.S. Ambassador Lodge Jr. on the mission’s outcome.
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United Nations
N.Y
China
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
New York
Peiping
Chou En-Lai
Hammarsfield
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Tokyo
John E.i Hull
U.S. Far Eastern
Government keeps U S dairy support prices for coming year
Washington announced support prices for manufacturing milk and butterfat will stay at 53.13 dollars per 100 pounds of manufacturing milk and 56.2 cents per pound of butterfat for the next marketing year starting April 1. Officials said the tied parity figures rise slightly while dollars and cents stay the same, reflecting a higher percentage of parity.
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Washington
Man Dally
Agriculture Department
Benson
St. Paul
Two U S Destroyers Fired on Red Vessels Near Formosa
Nationalist correspondents in Taipei said two American destroyers fired on Chinese Communist ships near Tachen Island north of Formosa to halt a Red invasion. U S naval and Defense sources had no confirmation and offered no information.
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U. S
Taipeh
Formosa
Tachen Island
Tachen
Washington
Defense Department
Promotion of 5th Amendment GI Draws McCarthy Fire
Army promoted Corporal Marvin Belsky a doctor who invoked the Fifth Amendment on questions about communism. Hours later the promotion was canceled and a commanding officer reprimanded. McCarthy questioned why action waited for his subcommittee and noted prior cases like Maj. Irving Peress. Belsky remains on leave. the Army cited violated orders and improper promotion procedures.
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Washington
Sen
McCarthy
Army
Belsky
Murphy General Hospital
Waltham
Mass
Col
Arthur Reiland
Arthur J.redland
Sen. McClellan
D-Ark
Senate Investigations
Navy
Department of the Army
Belskx
Mest
Pentagon
Three Linked To Bogus Bills Waive Hearing
MILWAUKEE Three men including a sign painter accused of counterfeiting $10 notes were bound over to federal court for trial after waiving grand jury hearing. Albert R. Foster 53 admitted printing $2.80 in bogus bids and faced $10,000 bail. Sterling Garner 32 and Fred Crawford 34 both of Milwaukee posted $1,000 bail each and face charges of intent to defraud by passing counterfeit $10 notes. Two others charged with attempting to counterfeit money were bound over to the grand jury. Foster was arrested after a raid on his sign shop by detectives and Secret Service agents.
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Milwaukee
Fioyd Jenkins
Albert’ R. Foster
FBI
Federal Reserve
Sterling Garner
Fred Crawford
Gardner
Crawford
Foster
Secret Service
Mendes France urges early Big Four meeting with Soviet Union
French Premier Pierre Mendes France urged a four power conference with the Soviet Union once Western European Union ratification is completed. He stressed silent, well prepared diplomacy and said Italy backed his plan to pool arms and Western military aid. He spoke before departing to Baden Baden for talks with Adenauer.
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Rome
U.P
Pierre Mendes-France
Soviet Union
Mendes-France
Italy
Governor Kohler Urges Cooperation In Outlining Plans
Wisconsin Governor Kohler told lawmakers on the Assembly and Senate floor that partisan lines should blur to refine objectives and achieve the will of the people. He said prospects look good for prompt action on major state issues and warned Wisconsinites a separate budget message would follow before Feb 1 to address a projected deficit. Republicans hold both chambers as he urged agreement on highway safety and higher education integration. Turn to KOHLER on Page 2.
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Madison
Kohler
Wisconsin
Assembly
Senate
Koider
Kuhier
Lege
DC-3 Crash Pilot Had Not Filed Flight Plan, Safety Agent Says
Cincinnati report says a DC-3 which collided with two airliners near Cincinnati failed to file a flight plan before takeoff from Sturgis Michigan. Safety official Reinbold noted filing was not required but will complete an exhaustive investigation, with a final report possibly two months away. The six man panel from CAB CAA and TWA inspected wreckage of the Marin 202 and the crashed DC-3, which carried ten passengers and a crew of three, en route from Lexington to Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Civil Aeronautics Colcty
TWA
Sturgis
Mich
Lewis Reinbold
Pittsburgh
CAA
Lexington
Reinbold
CAB
Fred Rowell
Chicago
Greater Cincinnati
Boone County
Kyle Davion
Columbus
Teveland
Ohio
Sturrs
Fred van Lenneys
Heroe
de Ras
Fia
JoZennip
Warner
DCS
Frances Dod
Dodge Auto
Davion
Clay to Give Details of Big Road Program
The Clay Commission outlined a plan to fund a 161 billion highway program with the federal government paying about 30 percent. The US Chamber inquiry sought policy guidance by March 1, with emphasis on interstate network funding, toll factors, and state reimbursement for costs. Governors, state officials, and Eisenhower allies urged federal leadership and continued aid for roads beyond the interstate system.
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Washngton
Billon Doller
US Chamber of Commerce
Clay
Eisenhower
Chef Esxecutive
Chamber
Clay Commission
Tell
F. D. Merrill
New Hampshire Highway Department
Mernll
Robert F. Kennon
Louisiana
Esenhower
Missing DC-3 disappearance near Battle Creek flight
A DC-3 vanished after departing from Battle Creek Michigan about 17 hours earlier. Investigators report the plane received wind and air meter data before contact was lost. Local authorities coordinate with Battle Creek CAA communications to trace the missing aircraft and its pilot.
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Fe Creek
Mich
Keld
Investgaton
Akcess
Plct
Battle Creek
Eisenhower asks Congress to extend draft and expand reserve
President Eisenhower urged Congress to extend the draft for four years and create a large reserve training program for men 18 to 19, while raising military pay by 6.7 percent. The plan forecasts about 750 million dollars in pay and allowances, with possible 1 billion dollars in fringe benefits yearly, offset by reductions in force to 106,060 annually by mid 1956. Reserve service would become mandatory for discharged draftees, and a two year period of regular duty would follow calls by draft boards.
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Washington
Eienhower
Congress
Eisenhower
Chef Exective
Defense Department
Vet in Army Charged With Helping Enemy
A four year military veteran master sergeant, William H. Olson of the 449th Field Artillery Observation Battalion, is charged with eight specifications under Article 104 for collaborating with Chinese Communists while a POW in Korea. Olson previously claimed not to have collaborated and faces possible death if convicted. He is from Okon, native of Youngsville, Pa., and is married with five children.
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ET. Bragg
N.C
Korea
M. Set
William H. Olson
449Th Field Artillery
Olson
Germany
Okon
Youngsville
Funeral crowd gathers for Graziani in Rome
About 40,000 demonstrators filled a Rome square for Marshal Rodolfo Graziani's funeral with chants praising fascist doctrine and Mussolini era figures. Eighteen-year-old Romano Mussolini attended, among veterans and youths in black shirts. Police numbered over 1,000 to keep order. no violence reported. Graziani, once a chief architect of Mussolini's empire, faced the harshest sentence among Italian war criminals.
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Rome
Rodolfo Graziani
Hungary
Benito Mussolin
Aftica
Romano Mussollini
Mussolini
Italy
Graziani
Africa
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Five Nations
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Ike
Reds
D. R. Mankekar
New Delhi
Times of India
United Press
Mankekar
Joe Bates
Air
Burlington
Vet
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