Eisenhower Opposes Red China Admission to UN
President Eisenhower said he is completely opposed to admitting Red China to the United Nations under current conditions and not ready to withdraw the U.N. if Peiping joins. He criticized Knowland for urging U.S. withdrawal and warned a strike at Oak Ridge and Paducah would put the nation in a difficult position. He praised the farm bill’s flexible price supports and expressed strong confidence in Allen Dulles and the CIA, while noting the CIA’s ongoing role. A separate caption reports Captain Bonnell after a fatal shooting of a boy in the cockpit of an American Airlines plane near Cleveland.
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Washington
Eisenhower
China
United Nations
U.N
Senate
Knowland
California
United States
Peiping
Oak Ridge
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Paducah
CIC
Congress
House
Allen Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Reds Fire On Allied Boat In Korean River
In Korea, Communist troops fired on an Allied patrol boat that ran aground in the Han River near Munsan while two boys from Parma, Donald 12 and Raymond Kuchenmeister 15, had planned to stow away in a plane’s baggage compartment. Donald said he backed out but Raymond proceeded, leading to the fatal shooting by American Airlines Captain William Bonnell during a flight from Cleveland. The pilot, Fort Worth born, said he acted to protect himself and passengers, expressing regret and offering sympathy to the boy’s parents.
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Cleveland
American Airlines
Sree Rae RS
William Bonnell
Fort Worth
Tex
Raymond Kuchenmeister
Parma
Hopkins
Bonnell
Mexico City
Phoenix
Munsan
Korea
Brother
Donald
Han River
U.N. Com
Mand Cha
Raymond
Weeetaane Wanaeee Armistice patrol under fire near ceasefire line
Rear Adm Brittain accuses the Communists of violating the armistice as a police patrol on the broad river near a sandbar reports shooting but provides few details. The armistice creates a 215 mile wide demilitarized zone with both sides patrolling. this marks the first time a patrol boat has been fired on since the ceasefire was signed last July.
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Weeetaane Wanaeee
U.N
Broad River
T. B. Brittain
Brittain
Weather beads Wisconsin Minnesota forecast and observations
Mostly fair in Wisconsin with cooler nights and pleasant Thursday. Minnesota expected partly cloudy and warmer with a chance of showers later, highs near 75 to 88 across regions. Randall gauge shows Menasha jam up by 1 inch since Tuesday. Buckstaff Observatory notes maximum 70 and minimum 59 with .80 precipitation.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Fox River
Menasha Jam
Buckstaff Observatory
Purge Seen in Hungary As Interior Chief Ousted
Western observers report Ernce Geroe was removed from minister of interior and first deputy prime minister posts, replaced by Brig. Gen. Laszlo Piros as Rakosi consolidates party leadership after resigning as premier last July. The move is viewed as a purge aimed at weakening Moscow trained veterans.
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Vitmna
Austria
Hungary
Ernce Geroe
Radio Budapest
Laszlo Piros
Secret Police
Gerce
Matyas Rakosi
Communist Party
Rakosi
Missing Woman Found Dead Near Wrecked Auto
A Monroe woman, Ann Musselman, age late 60s, missing after leaving Wausau Monday afternoon was found deceased beside her wrecked car along Highway 51 near Waushara County. Her vehicle struck a sign post and a tree, ending in brush obscuring the scene. The chest injury was described as crushed. A farmer locating the wreck reported the body. Musselman had been en route home from a visit with Miss Margaret Aultman.
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Coloma
Monroe
Wausau
Waushara
Ann Musselman
Margaret Aultman
4000 Workers At Two Atomic Plants Walk Out
Oak Ridge Tennessee and Paducah Kentucky saw a near four thousand worker strike at the nation’s only fissionable Uranium 235 sources. CIO and AFL unions struggle over wages while production may stall as a special Eisenhower board seeks to avert a wider walkout and officials report limited operation at the two diffusion plants.
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Oak. Ridge, Tenn
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Paducah
United States
CIO Gas, Coke and Chemical Workers Union
CST
Kentucky
AFL
Atomic Energy Commission
Washington
Eisenhower
AEC
Lewis Strauss
CIO Union
AFL Atomic Trades and Labor Council
Union Carbide
Report Four Dead In Jet Plane Crash
A U S Air Force jet crashed near downtown Kansas City Kansas. Four persons are reported killed including the pilot. Two others were taken to Providence hospital with burns and shock. King H. Simmons, 47, and his mother are named in later details. Debris in nearby homes is being searched for additional bodies.
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Kansas City
Kan
Air
Providence Hospital
King H. Simmons
Girl 7 Kidnapped and Slain in Miami Beach
Judith Ann Roberts seven year old daughter of a Baltimore attorney was kidnapped from her grandparents home and murdered. Police found her nude body in bushes near Bayshore drive Biscayne Bay. She had been raped and beaten with a heavy instrument. A gauze piece twisted about her throat suggested strangulation. FBI ordered statewide search before the body was located. The parents said they were not targets for ransom. Turn to KIDNAP on Page 2.
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Miami
Fla
Judith Ann Roberts
Baltimore
Bayshore Drive
Biscayne Bay
Ben Sheppard
Sheriff's Office
Shirley Roberts
Judith Ann
I. J. Whitman
Charles Sapp
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Roberts
Russ Diplomats Ousted by U S Based as Part of Red Spy Ring
Washington reports three Russian diplomats expelled for espionage were tied to a broader Soviet spy ring sources say. The FBI alerted the State Department of an open case, prompting Moscow to withdraw two U S embassy officials in retaliation in a tense exchange of expulsions.
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U. S
Red
Washington
United States
FBI
Justice Department
State Department
Soviet Union
Moscow
Igor A. Amosov
Alexander P. Koflyov
United Nations
Leonid E. Pivinev
Amosov
Koviyov
Pivnev
Russia
Kremlin
U.S
Howard L. Feldlin
Maj
Walter McKinney
Howard T. Felchin
Felchin
Long Island
N.Y
McKinney
Santa Cruz
Calif
International Soundphotos
South Main Street project cost split revealed in bids
Low bids opened in Madison show city share of the South Main Street reconstruction at about 110000 dollars under initial estimates. Mayor John C. Voss announced the three way financing plan with federal funds covering half of 85360, state funds 35 percent, and the city 15 percent.
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Madison
John C. Voss
Common Council
Kramp Construction Company
Milwaukee
Voss
Wisconsin Highway Commission
South Main Street
Green Bay
Board of Public Works
16Th Street
Sixth Street
Nevadans Fear More Aftershocks After Quakes
Jittery Nevadans feared further tremors after two sharp earthquakes rattled western Nevada and California injuring 13 people. Fallon residents felt strongest impact with shaken buildings and rattled windows spreading to California’s Central Valley and San Francisco.
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Fallon. Nev
Guatemala Lifts State of Siege After Anti-Communist Victory
In Guatemala City the ruling junta announced the end of the national state of siege while keeping constitutional guarantees in effect for 30 more days. The move follows the ouster of President Arbenz Guzman and aims to restore normal life amid tension with former Communist elements.
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Guatemala City
Guatemala
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Tine
State Health Board Leaders Re-Elected
MADISON based State Board of Health re elected its top two officers for one year Dr Stephen E Gavin of Fond du Lac remains president after serving on the board since 1943 and since 19 he has held the post of president while Dr Samuel Henke of Eau Claire continues as vice president after holding the post since 19
McCarthy Plans CIA Probe Handling by General Clark
Senator Joseph R. McCarthy said he will hand CIA data gathered by his staff to General Mark W. Clark and keep oversight through the Hoover Commission. He called the CIA issue one of the worst in Communist infiltration and reaffirmed confidence in his subcommittee staff while noting FBI checks found no derogatory records. He pushed for a delayed staff cleanup meeting until all members can attend as pressure mounts from Democrats and other Republicans.
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Washington
Joseph R. McCarthy
Central Intelligence Agency
Hoover Commission
Wisconsin Republican
Senate
CIA
Mark W. Clark
Hoover
Clark
Far East
McCarthy
Army
Allen W. Dulles
Subcommittee
FBI
Charles E. Potter
R-Mich
U S Air Force Tests Fastest Jet Warplane XF-104
The U S Air Force conducts flight tests on the XF 104 a new jet fighter claimed faster than any warplane. Built by Lockheed it first flew last February at Edwards AFB California and is designed for daylight interception with minimal equipment for low weight and cost.
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Washington
U.S. Air Force
Air Force
Mojave Desert
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Burbank
Korea
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Lockheed
Tornadoes Cause Severe Damage Across Southeastern Wisconsin
A violent storm in a 100 mile stretch of Southeastern Wisconsin damaged property across Dane Jefferson Rock Walworth Waukesha Racine and Kenosha Counties. At least seven people were injured as winds up to 100 mph felled trees toppled buildings and cut power and water services. Traffic was blocked in Kenosha and gas and electricity failed in Union Grove. Coast Guard reported gusts to 70 mph along Lake Michigan.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Dane
Jefferson
Rock
Walworth
Waukesha
Racine
Kenosha
Bristol
Sun Prairie
Dane County
Cambridge
Elkhorn
Waleworth
Union Grove
Racine County
Milwaukee Road
Coast Guard
Lake Michigan
John Patrick Weber
Janes
U S to reject Czech deal for GI return
Washington reports the United States will reject what officials call an unprincipled Czech deal for the return of seven American soldiers seized by border guards. State Department says it is assembling facts and will decide on action, possibly a strong protest and possible economic measures if needed.
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Washington
United States
Czechoslovakia
State Department
Wll
Department
Iron Curtain
West
Jave
Louisiana defies Supreme Court with separate education bills
Baton Rouge lawmakers push three bills to preserve segregated schooling. The Senate and House approved measures to empower state police to enforce separation of Negro and white education, expected to be signed by Gov. Kennon.
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Baton Rouge, la
Llp
Louisiana
Supreme Court
State Senate
House
Robert F. Kennon
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Elfega Monzon
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Metropolitan Cathedral
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Mark Clark
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Louisiana Okeys Separate Education
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