No Letup Seen In Arctic Wave Headlines Severe Cold
Arctic air grips the nation with at least 16 deaths. Zero to subzero readings sweep the East and Northern Plains. New York City records 3 degrees above zero, Buffalo and Milwaukee report subzero temps, and towns brace for gas and fire hazards amid ongoing storms and outages.
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Soviet Attache Ordered Out After Secrecy Probe
Washington said Maj. Yuri P. Krylov, assistant military attache at the Soviet embassy, must leave the United States immediately. The State Department charged he sought to buy military secrets and improperly purchased electronic equipment through American intermediaries, and attempted to obtain classified information. The department did not disclose whether American intermediaries faced action.
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December pointingly warm bulletin notes dismay
The January bulletin from the Anthracite Institute, issued here, carries a pointed remark about unusually warm weather for December, signaling disappointment or irony regarding climate conditions.
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Threats used in Hungary to build Red Party
Vienna reports say the Hungarian Communist regime is pressuring workers to join the renamed Hungarian Socialist Workers Party while a crackdown on dissidents continues. Refugees flee to Yugoslavia as the UN and Austrian officials seek urgent aid, with about 950 Hungarians crossing into Yugoslavia in the last 43 hours.
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Dairymen Visit University of Wisconsin Dairy Center Tour
A bus load of 41 Winnebago County dairymen and women toured the UW Dairy Research Center in Madison. The group heard from UW extension agent James Crowler and instructors about feed digestibility tests using picture window cows. The visit, replacing the annual farm tour, included the Winnebago Breeders Association and county extension staff.
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Four Men Escape Death As Bridge Span Collapses
Four Cascade men escaped death when a 225 foot bridge span of a Wisconsin River bridge collapsed beneath their auto after the mid span sank into ice. The car slid into the trough a 15 foot drop but all four walked to shore. George Bahl sustained facial lacerations needing 73 stitches and was hospitalized at Boscobel. Other occupants were Everett Emerson Merlin Davis and Herbert Peitier. University buses nearby would have been on the span when the ice gave way.
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No One Hurt In Derailment Near Milwaukee
In Cleveland Wisconsin a Chicago and North Western passenger train derailed the rear wheels of the last car causing damage to the roadbed. No one was injured and 17 passengers in the sleeper were moved to coaches. The train left Green Bay at 1 20 a m and continued to Milwaukee. Detours via Fond du Lac will be required until track repairs are completed later today.
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McCarthy opposes Brennan for U.S. Supreme Court nomination
Senator Joseph R. McCarthy Jr said he will oppose President Eisenhower's nomination of William J. Brennan to the Supreme Court though Brennan appears to have Senate votes. He stated he would raise concerns about Brennan's past speeches against congressional committees exposing Communists and noted Brennan used his prior New Jersey Supreme Court seat as a sounding board. Brennan would be the first Catholic on the high court since Frank Murphy in 1959. The nomination must pass the Senate Judiciary Committee before the full Senate vote.
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Ike Inspects Drought Area on Southwest Route
President Eisenhower, en route with Eisenhower, surveyed drought areas in Colorado and Kansas after talks with farmers in Texas, Oklahoma, and New Mexico. He spent the night at Davis–Monihan Air Force Base in Tucson and planned an automobile tour through Pueblo. Arizona residents urged relief measures including extending the emergency hay subsidy to cottonseed feed.
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Dulles Warns Congress Could Trigger Middle East Conflict
Secretary Dulles told Senate committees that rejecting Eisenhower’s Middle East plan could spark a fighting chance. He said U.S. troops might be needed if Soviet aggression rises, but standby authority could deter involvement. Dulles faced questions from Morse and others about proof of Communist threats and Allied assurances.
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Wisconsin Legislature Faces Appointments Fight in 1957 Session
Madison Wisconsin lawmakers opened the 1957 session amid reports of a possible clash over committee appointments. A three member committee on committees will name chairmen and members. Republicans hold a 13 to 10 Senate edge and are expected to dominate chairmanships. Democrats seek equal input on selections, while Assembly speaker Marotz will appoint committee chairs. Numerous bills are anticipated this week with no emergency measures expected.
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Hope Abandoned For 35 Crewmen On Missing Vessel
London reports hope fading that the 720 ton vessel Nerae S S has survived after the last message from the crew indicated peril. Authorities confirmed 35 crew members aboard and renewed search efforts as weather and sea conditions hinder rescue. Real names or dates are not provided in the fragment.
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High Court to Hear Obscenity Law Cases
The High Court will hear cases challenging obscenity laws with several petitions pending. Lawyers for the defendants argued the statutes curb freedom of expression while prosecutors maintain public morals concerns justify stringent enforcement.
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Seeming Recovery Of Leukemia Patient Tommy Draws Attention
A 5 year old boy named Tommy, once diagnosed with blood cancer, shows a normal blood count after doctors previously warned cure was unlikely. His physician urges caution, noting remission could be temporary or misdiagnosed, and refuses to disclose treatment details. The case remains under study with ongoing testing and regional medical society review.
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