Tito Arrives in Moscow to Warm Welcome as Dear Friend
Yugoslav President Tito arrives in Moscow hailed as a dear friend of Russia. Molotov resigns as foreign minister, He is replaced by Dmitri Shepilov as part of Soviet leadership changes. Tito notes the visit to study Soviet achievements and deepen Yugoslav relations.
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Moscow
Tito
Russia
Y. M. Molotov
Molotov
Josef Staldent
Lin
K. K. Voro
Shilov
Whey
Bolshei
Dmitri
Yugoslavia
Shepilov
Pravda
Josef Stalin
Try
Kiev
Moscow Radio
Jito
Tita
Communist Party
Nikolai Bulganin
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Klimenti Voroshilov
Lazar Kaganovich
Soviet Union
Stalin
PAL
V. M. Molotov
Joseph Stalin
Supreme Soviet
Dmitri Shepilov
Nikita Khrushchev
Second Victim Dies After Highway 41 Crash Near Oshkosh
The second victim in a two car crash at Highway 41 and County Trunk X near Oshkosh died at Mercy Hospital at 3 15 this morning. Rosemary J Bohman 23 of Fond du Lac was a passenger in the 1956 auto driven by Roy Streeter 21 also of Fond du Lac who was killed instantly. Otto J Nelson 36 of Oshkosh drove the third vehicle and was not seriously hurt. A coroner's jury will view the scene and testimony dates will be set after Nelson is released from hospital.
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Highway 41
Oshkosh
Mercy Hospital
Rosemary J. Bohlman
Ellis St
Fond du Lac
Roy O
Streeter
Grove St
Otto J. Nelson
Rt. 3
Nelson
Nekimi-Algoma
Lake Winnebago
Waukau
Armistice Body Set To Meet As Korea Tensions Rise
In Seoul the Communist side called for a Monday armistice commission meeting to challenge the Allied move to remove neutral truce inspectors. They said discussions would cover alleged violations by the United Nations command regarding the armistice.
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Seoul
Armistice Commission
Republic
Mensan
United Nations
Republic of Korea
U.N
Jesse Jones Dies Key adviser and Texas financier
Jesse Holman Jones a Tennessee farm boy who built a $100 million fortune in Texas and served as a cabinet member and adviser to presidents died Friday night at age 59 physicians blamed uremic poisoning and an earlier kidney blockage. Survived by his widow Mary Gibbs Jones the former Mexia Texas. no children. He rose from gram mar school to head the Reconstruction Finance Corp and later the Commerce Department under FDR. He also owned the Houston Chronicle and had ties to a local bank and broadcasting interests.
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Houston, Texas
ULP
Jesse Holman Jones
Tennessee
Texas
Jones
St. Luke’s Hospital
Houston
Lamar Hotel
Houston Chronicle
National Bank of Commerce
South
Washington
Wilson
Hoover
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Roosevelt
Commerce
Ritger to Retire From State Post
Madison report notes W F X Colon el Ritger will retire Sept 1 after creating the Bureau of Purchases in 1929 under Gov. Kohler Sr. A successor will be appointed by Gov. Kohler Jr. Ritger has served since 1911 except for World War I. Kohler praises Ritger's service across administrations.
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Madison
Ritger
Bureau of Purchases
Tate
Walter Kohler Sr
Gev
Walter Kohler Jr
Oyr
Ruger
Kohler
State backs GM layoff aid in Wisconsin
Wisconsin's State Industrial Commission ruled that workers receiving layoff benefits under the GM UAW contract may also receive full state unemployment payments. The decision confirms that Supplemental Unemployment Benefits provided by the contract can be collected alongside state unemployment, despite questions over the commission's authority.
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Madison
Wisconsin
General Motors
Wisconsin GM SUB plan sparks conflict with state benefits
Wisconsin officials rule GM supplemental unemployment benefits under the SUB plan are not wages and will not reduce state unemployment compensation. About 3,000 GM workers in the state may collect combined state and SUB payments next week, with up to 65 percent of take-home pay for two weeks and 60 percent thereafter. Other plants in Kenosha Milwaukee West Allis and La Crosse have similar plans to take effect later. The Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce called the ruling harmful and urged legislative review to prevent loss of reemployment incentives and shifts of benefit costs.
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Wisconsin
General Motors
Chevrolet
Janesville
Milwaukee
Virginia
Ohio
Indiana
Yeullis
UAW
American Motors
Kenosha
Allis Chalmers Manufacturing Co
West Allis
la’ Crosse
Allis Chalmers
Madison
Wisconsin State Chamber of Commerce
Industrial Commission
Wblic
Molotov's Slippage Signals Soviet Policy Shift
U S officials in Washington say former Foreign Minister Vyacheslav Molotov is being sidelined as Moscow shifts to new leadership under Bulganin Khrushchev and Tito. Molotov's influence is fading, with Nikita Khrushchev and the new policy front likely to steer foreign affairs, reducing risk of major shifts.
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Washington
Molotov
Vyacheslav M.ter
Nikolai
Marshall Bulganin
Tito
Mos
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Neenah Resident Dies From Burns
Mrs. Caroline Rhodes 73 of Neenah died from burns after her clothing caught fire while burning trash in a garage at her home. She suffered 99 percent burns and died about three hours later. Neenah church member leaves a daughter and son with nine grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral services set for 2 pm Monday at Westport Funeral Home with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Appleton
Caroline Rhodes
Neenah
Chester Baril
Jand
Robert Schmidt
Baril
Outagamie
Bernard Kemps
Rhodes
Menasha
Trinity Lutheran Church
Ernest Ehrgott
Ohhkosh
C. W. Keating
Kenosha
Westtcor Funeral Home
G. A. Schaefer
Oak Hill Cemetery
Bomb shattered Cyprus consulate veranda. no injuries reported
In Nicosia a bomb ripped the front veranda of the U S consular residence near the U S monitoring station. The target was linked to EOKA anti-British action on Cyprus, with the family of Meehan unharmed and counting damages while Britain weighs Cyprus as a NATO base for Middle East oil interests.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
U.S
Mediterranean
Britain
EOKA
Meehan
West Acton
Mass
Anthony Eden
London
NATO
Mag
Middle East
Rain Cancels Golf for Ihe He Stays Home
Rain cancels golf events as Ihe remains at home amid tense news from Greek Cypriots. An official statement notes John Meehan was involved Friday, while reports confirm three children were affected by the incident.
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Ihe
John Meehan
Police Clear Japanese Senate To Foil Socialist Rioting
In Tokyo five hundred uniformed police swarmed the Japanese Senate to stop Socialists from blocking a school reform bill. The clash left two Socialists with mild strokes and 42 guards injured as police restored order during a bid to halt the plan to abolish elected school boards. The effort aimed to jam parliament before terms of councillors expired and the upper house was dissolved.
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Tokyo
House of Councillors
Japan
Wisconsin Conservation Congress Opens in Madison
The 21st annual Wisconsin Conservation Congress begins in Madison on Monday with a keynote by James E. Goodman of General Motors on industrys role in conservation. Speakers include L. J. Seyberth, Conservation Commission chairman, and L. P. Voight, state conservation director. Topics include fishing and game regulations.
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Madison
James E. Goodman
General Motors Corp
L. J. Seyberth
The
Conservation Commission
L. P. Voight
Firefighters aided by wine store blaze in Sicily carpentry shop
A fire at a Catania carpentry shop consumed a wooden partition and breached vats in an adjoining wine store. By the time fire crews reached the scene, the wine shop had effectively helped curb the flames.
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Catania
Sicily
Wisconsin plans five new airports and eight improvements
The State Aeronautics Commission announced plans to build five new Wisconsin airports at Fond du Lac Ashland Kenosha Crandon and Hartford and to improve eight others including Milwaukee Osceola Stevens Point Merrill Oshkosh Eau Claire Land O Lakes and Rhinelander. Federal aid applications have been submitted to the Civil Aeronautics Administration for Fond du Lac and Kenosha with runways detailed. decisions on Crandon Hartford and other sites await CAA word.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Aeronautics Commission
Commission
Fond du Lac
Ashland
Kenosha
Crandon
Hartford
Iolwaukee
Osceola
Stevens Pont
Merrill
Oshkosh
Eau Clare
Land of Lakes
Rhinelander
Civil Aeronautics Administration
CAA
Japan Produces First Pure Uranium in Tokyo Report
Tokyo based Scientific Researches Institute announces success in making Japan's first pure uranium. Tokyo News Service states the achievement marks a step toward atomic reactor production in Japan.
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Tokyo
Scientific Researches Institute of
Japan
Tokyo News Service
Guam Governor Resigns for Personal Reasons
President Eisenhower accepted Ford Q Elvidge's resignation as Guam governor. The White House said Elvidge told the President personal reasons require his return to Seattle Washington.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Ford Q. Elvidge
Guam
White House
Elvidge
Seattle
Wash
Ambassador Beaulac Presents Credentials in Argentina
BUENOS AIRES UP ambassador Willard Beaulac presented his credentials to President Pedro Aramburu on Friday. He becomes the U S representative in Argentina amid ongoing diplomatic ties.
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Buenos Aires
Willard Beaulac
Argentina
Pedro Arambure
Marine recruit McKeon awaits court martial delay
S. Sgt. Matthew B. McKeon 31 faces manslaughter charges in six recruit deaths and liquor influence allegations. His court-martial was pushed from May 14 to July 14 at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot. He has been confined since April 8 with restricted status allowing home visits. delay ordered after defense counsel request.
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Lincoln
Marine Corps
Roy E. Furman
Pennsylvania
Gettysburg College
Matthew B. McKeon
A. Marine Corps
McKeon
Secretary of the Navy
Emile Z. Berman
New York
Port Royal
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U. S
Say Ross
Ymutri Snepnov
Paul Neuman
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Beligrade
Egypt
Cai
Deal
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Fiste
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