House OKs sharply cut foreign aid bill
The House approved a heavily trimmed 3.8 billion dollar foreign aid bill to back allies against communism. The measure passed 273 to ? with major cuts from Eisenhower’s request, leaving 2.0 billion for military aid and 1.0 billion for economic aid. The Senate may restore some cuts as leaders plan to reconvene for further action after illness delays.
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Congress
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Snate
Jent Eisenhower
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Reggan
White House
James C. Hagerty
Ise Gop
Joseph W. N Dr
Race Riot at Pearl Harbor Kills Sailor in Brawl
A naval board of inquiry will convene to file charges after a Friday night riot outside Ford Island’s recreation hall left one sailor dead and three injured. Airman Apprentice Willie D. Dansby, 18, of Graceville Florida, was slain by Seaman Apprentice Johnny Green of Vicksburg Mississippi. White sailors G. O. Medley and W. L. Short, both injured, and N. Q. Vela, head laceration, were treated. 20 sailors were involved as tensions between black and white crews spiked after remarks over transport home.
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T.H
Naval Board of Inquiry
Navy
Recreation Hall
Ford Island
Naval Air Station
Willie D. Dansby
Adel
Dansby
Graceville, Fla
Johnny Green
Vicksburg
Miss
G. 0. Medley
Fort Davis
W. L. Short
Austin
N. Q. Vela
Alice
Short
Medley
Vela
Naval Board To Report On Fatal Jet Crash In Minneapolis
A five member naval inquiry board will issue a report on its probe of a jet crash that killed six people near Wold-Chamberlain Field. The crash prompted a protest meeting as residents urged moving jet operations away from the populated area. A related car crash near the field Tuesday killed Helga Anderson, 68, while she was a passenger in a vehicle.
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Metropolitan ‘Airports Commission
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Fiveman Board of Inquiry
Pennsylvania
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St. Paul Ancher Hospital
Monegar gets life for slaying four in Wisconsin
Russell Monegar, a 38 year old Indian, was sentenced by Circuit Judge Gerald Boileau to life imprisonment for four counts of murder in Wausau Wisconsin. He killed his wife mother in law niece and nephew on May 3. The jury had convicted him of first degree murder after a 34 hour deliberation.
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Russell “Monegar
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Waupun State Prison
Walter Graunke
Wisconsin Veterans Hospital
Madison
ALUA
Tokyo
Evi Ichiro Hatoyama
Eisenhower
Boileau
Graunke
Ophelia
Elizabeth Long
Iris Kohlbeck
Philip Garvin Jr
Jack Davidson
Dennis
Kroski
National Guardsmen
Duluth
Med- Tadian
Lord
Camp Haven
Sheboygan
Ing
Albert Rodney Henn
Neumann
sNeumann
Max Epstein
Lois Gates
John Keller
Epstein
Mickey Epstein
Weekend State Road Crashes Claim Fourteen Lives
The Associated Press reports fourteen weekend deaths on Wisconsin roads from traffic accidents across multiple counties. Victims include John Martineau, Michael Walsh, Oliver, and Philip Yates, among others, with injuries and fatalities in Wausau, Beaver Dam, Luck, Edgerton, Montello, and nearby towns. Several crashes involved alcohol, weather, and high speed, while a separate case details a double murder trial tied to peyote use and overtones of insanity.
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Associated Press
Wausau
John Martineau
Highland
Wisconsin
Highway Park
Wautoma
Michael John Walsh
Oliver
Afoon L. Matson
Beaver Dam
Loretta Miller
St. Paul
Minn
Luck
Polk County
Argentine Rebels Executed After Brief Counterrevolution
A government spokesman said summary court martials and firing squads killed at least 41 rebels in a weekend bid led by Peronists. Executions continued into Monday as martial law remained in effect across Argentina. The revolt began late Saturday night at Santa Rosa and La Plata, with leaders Capt. Adolfo Cesar Phillipeaux and Lt. Col. Oscar Lorenzo Cogorno among those captured or executed.
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Argentina
la Plata
Pedro E. Aramburu
Juan D. Peron
la Pampa
Eva Peron
Cmdr
Eugenio Fuenterosa
Aramburu
Adolfo Cesar Phillipeaux
Santa Rosa
Oscar Lorenzo
Cogorno
Juan Josels Valle
Raul Tanco
Peron
We08
Phillipeau
13Th Cavalry Regiment
Watchman Escapes From West Virginia State Penitentiary Mine
Melvin L. Shrewsbury, 40, a night watchman at the State Penitentiary coal mine in Moundsville, escaped between 5 p.m. Friday and 6 a.m. Saturday as guards prepared to escort prisoners to work. Sentenced in Raleigh County last November to 1 to 10 years for grand larceny, he is now at large.
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W. Va
Melvin L. Shrewsbury
State Penitentiary
Shrewsbury
Raleigh County
Ike and Adams Hold 10 Minute Parley at White House
President Eisenhower walked about 40 feet in his hospital room today, with two attendants helping. He conferred about 10 minutes with Sherman Adams and officials, then they discussed a fitness conference and security council plans. Doctors described his condition as essentially normal for this stage post operation, with a nasal suction tube in place to aid healing.
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Nixon
Annapolis
Konrad Adenauer
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Presi
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Clarence Olson
Superior
Roy
Bel Becker
Merrill
Clifford
Lewis
Sturgeon Bay
Charles Roman
Adenauer
Milwaukee
Ray Conaugh
Aden-Prairie du Chienauer
Clarence
Huck
Kenosha
Ray
Markey
Maynard Smith
Janesville
Harold Wassink
Manito
William Men
Panama
Madison
Amer Thew
State Eagles Pick Oshkosh Man as Chief
Norbert Martin of Oshkosh was elected state president at the Fraternal Order of Eagles meeting in Manitowoc. Racine will host the 1958 gathering while Oshkosh’s bid was withdrawn in favor of Racine. Next year’s state bowling tournament goes to Madison. Martin was installed by Judge Robert M. Hanson of Milwaukee. Grand officers Lawrence Leahy and Michael J. Gaffney attended the closing session.
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Order of Eagles
Mani‘owoc
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Madison
Martin
Robert M. Hanson
Milwaukee
Grand Aerie
Lawrence Leahy
Wenatchee
Wash
Grand Worthy
Michael J. Gaffney
Fond du Lac
Drownings In Wisconsin Take Six Lives
Six people drowned in Wisconsin during a warm weekend. Three members of one family perished in Lake Wissota near Chippewa Falls on Sunday: Jack T. Anderson 33 Jeanne 30 and Ruth 22 all of rural Tatlot. Andersons wife sank at a drop off while swimming. Murder? No.
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Wisconsin
Lake Wissota
Chippewa Falls
Jack T. Anderson
Jeanne
Anderson
Ruth
Tatlott
Exotic menu at National Grocers convention exhibit
In Los Angeles at Shrine Exhibition Hall, a giant food industry display showed fried grasshoppers fried cactus worms muskrat and rattlesnake meat as part of the 57th annual National Association of Retail Grocers convention.
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Giant
Food Industries
Shrine Exhibition Hall
National Association of Retail Grocers
Slayer Search Triggers Near Riot At Granada Theater
Nation wide hunt for shotgun killer Lawrence Neumann sparks near riot outside Chicago Granada Theater as police probe reports of trapping a suspect. Crowd surged and women fainted while officers sought an audience member matching Neumann’s description. later evidence questioned whether the captured man was Neumann.
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Granada Theater
Lawrence Neumann
Neumann
Bell recast for 50th year of minor math Pennsylva
The old bell cast by Omas Listel of Whitechapel was ordered to mark the 50th year of the minor math of Pennsylva. It was recast several times, the first crack noted in 1835. Also included are local want ads for daily cash sales and real estate listings in West Price.
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Omas Listel
Whitechapel
Pennsylva
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