Big Three In Accord On Summit Strategy For Geneva Talks
Western ministers said they are in complete agreement on the Geneva summit strategy with Russia. Key points: reunification of Germany, security guarantees in Europe with a 12 division limit, and a broad disarmament program. The lineup includes Bulganin Khrushchev Zhukov and a Kremlin policy line awaited after a Moscow briefing.
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Russia
Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Supreme Soviet
Defense
G. K. Zhukov
London
Geneva
Germany
Paris
Antoine Pinay
John Foster Dulles
Harold MacMillan
Salle Beauvais
Quai d'Orsay
Pinay
Dulles
Moscow
Nikolai Bulganin
Kremlin
Europe
Eisenhower
Edgar Faure
Wisconsin Teems Cool Weekend After Heat Wave
The Associated Press reports a low pressure area will push east, bringing a cooler weekend to Wisconsin after a Thursday surge to the 90s. Madison topped at 95, Beloit 94, Milwaukee 93, Green Bay 92, Wausau 91, with most other readings in the 80s and a 76 at Two Rivers. Overnight lows ranged from 63 to 70, while Grantsburg Lone Rock and Two Rivers logged 64 and Cedarburg and Green Bay 66. Heaviest rainfall: Grantsburg 0.24 inches. Eau Claire and Green Bay 0.12 inches.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Madison
Beloit
Milwaukee
Lone Rock
Green Bay
Wausau
Two Rivers
Park Falls
Fraser
Colo
Grantsburg
Superior
Cedarburg
Eau Claire
Bevan Named Labor Minister in Socialist Cabinet
London sources report Aneurin Bevan selected as next minister of labor in a Socialist cabinet with Clement Attlee naming him chief labor spokesman at a closed meeting. Bevan, once a left wing rebel, drawn attention for his pro labor stance and stance against America baiting.
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London
Labor Party
Aneurin Bevan
Clement Attlee
Bevan
Pilot Lands Crippled Globemaster After 6 Harrowing Hours
Capt Theodore Roosevelt of Elyria Ohio piloted a C124 Globemaster carrying 87 aboard from Japan to Travis AFB when engines failed 250 miles off California. With dwindling fuel and gear jettisoned by paratroopers, the crew and 73 soldiers prepared to ditch before a safe landing at Hamilton Field.
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Hamilton Air Force Base
Calif
Pacific Ocean
Theodore S. Roosevelt
Elyria
Ohio
Japan
Travis Air Force Base
California
Far East
United States
Fort Bragg
N.C
Roosevelt
Travis
San Francisco
Jbay
Air Force
Eisenhower Eyes New Vistas From Big Four Talks
President Eisenhower said next weeks Big Four conference could open new vistas toward solving East West problems. He spoke before departing to Geneva to meet with Russia Britain and France about a new phase in international relations. Bulganin in Moscow pledged to seek common language with the West to end the Cold War and said Russia has no intention of attack.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Geneva
Russia
Britain
France
Br. Eisenhower
Congress
U.S
United Nations
Moscow
Nikolai Bulganin
Bulganin
Santa On Duty In Arizona Post By GOC
The Continental Air Defense Command placed Santa Claus on regular duty with the Ground Observer Corps. A GOC post was established at Santa Claus in Arizona to monitor skies.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Continental Air Defense Command
Santa Claus
Ground Observer Corps
Ariz
Reserves Bill Passes Senate in Wide Vote
The Senate approved its version of Eisenhower’s national reserve plan by a decisive margin, aiming to train 2.9 million reserves in four years. Differences with the House will be settled by a conference committee as debates over age limits incentives and compulsory service continue.
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Senate
House
Eisenhower
Senate House
Sen
Russell
D-Ga
Byrd
D-Va
Stearns
D-Mass
Saltonstall
R-Mass
Bridges
Wilson
Fentagon
Defense Department
Pentagon
Army
Marine Corps
U. S
Jenner
R-Ind
Lehman
DNY
Morse
D-Ore
Humphrey
Dminn
National Guard
Sen. Langer
R-Nd
Turncoats Want Home as Bell Claims Mass Exodus
Otho G. Bell, 24, says 18 more American prisoners in Red China will cross into Hong Kong soon after breaking with Cowart. He cites Communist intimidation and fear of U.S. courts as the reason ex-prisoners refuse repatriation and stay in China.
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Kobe
Japan
United States
A.S
Panmunjom
Hong Kong
Otho G. Bell
Hillsboro
Miss
William Cowart
Cleveland
Red China
Bell
Teff
U.S
US Supreme Court
United Press
San Francisco
Cowart
Dalton
Lewie Griggs
Jacksonville
Tex
Beil
China
Not Liable for Peron Criticism in Own Home
Buenos Aires judge Carlos Gentile ruled that Argentines cannot be tried for disrespecting President Juan D. Peron when they criticize him in their homes. The decision dismissed a complaint by a neighbor who argued the president was insulted.
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Peron
Buenos Aires
Federz
Carlos Gentile
Juan D. Peron
Boost In Taxes For Road Building
The House Public Works Committee approved about 12.0 billion dollars in new road taxes over five years to fund a large building program. Increases would hit gasoline, trucks, buses, diesel fuel, tires and tire retreads, with a new levy on medium truck tires raising revenue by about 170 million dollars. The plan envisions 12 years of spending with federal, state, and general treasury funding.
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Washington
House Public Works Committee
House
Senate
General Treasury
House Committee
Sen
Gore
Tenn
Rep
Burnside
Lawsuits planned against Milwaukee Sheboygan unions over Fossum cargo
Milwaukee based attorney O S Hoebreckx said his firm will file federal lawsuits against the cities of Milwaukee and Sheboygan and three labor unions seeking 50000 to 100000 dollars in damages. Gov Kohler reassured law and order as two ships were diverted and a port unloading conflict blocked cargo from the Fossum and the Divina.
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O. S. Hoebreckx
Milwaukee and Sheboygan
WL Dane Fe
Allcw
Kohler
Sheboygan
Hoebreckx
Wisconsin
Arrial
Montreal
Canada
Kohler Co
Na Jcle
Knoxville mayor calls death reports wishful thinking
Mayor George Dempster of Knoxville Tennessee told police that reports of his death causing a flood of calls were wishful thinking by some opponents.
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Knoxville, Tenn. Am
George Dempster
Ridgway Attacks U.S. Military Strength Before Retirement
General Matthew Ridgway sharply criticized U.S. forces as inadequate in strength and improperly proportioned in a letter to Defense Secretary Wilson. He warned commitments require an immediately available mobile joint force and cautioned against overemphasis on air power or any single capability. Wilson dismissed the letter’s importance at a defense conference in Quantico.
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Washington
Matthew B. Ridgway
Army
Ridgway
U.S
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Defense Department
Korea
Wilson
United States
U. S
Quantico
Wisoal
Ridgiwar
Republicans To Pick State Leader Today
Philip Kucha a 35 year old Milwaukee businessman and political leader was elected chairman of the Wisconsin Republican Party by the GOP Voluntary Committee. The executive committee will also choose a successor to Robert L Pierce Baraboo who resigned after losing the endorsement for national committee man.
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Madison
Philip Kucha
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Republican Party
Kuchs
GOP
Pear
Robert L. Pierce
Menomonie
Ripon
Pierce
Henry Ringling
Baraboo
Ringling
Six F100C Super Sabres Delivered to Air Force
The Tactical Air Command received six F100C Super Sabres from North American Aviation. Pilots from the 32 and Fighter Day Group ferried the aircraft to Foster Air Force Base Texas after the delivery at Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Tactical Air Command
North American Aviation Co
Foster Air Force Base
Tex
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