Bills Pass in Wisconsin Housing Clash After Senate Row
Republicans push two public housing bills through the Wisconsin Senate amid Democratic obstruction and late-night floor fights. The measures, sending to Gov. Kohler, include private sale disposal of a housing project and a referendum requirement for municipal housing units.
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Fight Over Aid to Indians and Yugoslavia in House Action
In Washington the Foreign Affairs Committee approved aid for Yugoslavia and India with minor cuts and a total foreign aid package next year of about 3.2858 billion dollars. The panel also trimmed military aid to allies by 145 million, leaving a 1.133 billion military total, and offset a 22 million economic cut with other adjustments. The Senate has authorized roughly 3.425 billion for the year starting July 1.
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North Korea Air Chief Ousted After Defection
North Korea replaces Air Force chief after a defecting pilot fled to freedom in a Russian built Yak. Captain Lee Woon Young aided the escape, revealing leadership changes and a new air force head as Gen. Heai Moo succeeds the ousted commander.
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Nehru and Bulganin Call For Taiwan Peace Move
The Soviet premier and Indian PM urged peaceful settlement of Taiwan Formosa with Communist China and called for global disarmament. They backed peaceful coexistence while condemning arms races and urged UN inclusion of China.
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Man Drowns in Spring in Dodgeville Area
Dodgeville resident Myron Lempke 138 drowned after reportedly falling from an AC 004 retaining wall into a spring Wednesday night. Authorities aided him at the scene.
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Altered Reserve Bill Clears Hurdles In Congress
Washington Rep Brooks predicted quick House passage of a revised version of Eisenhower reserve legislation amid a fight over racial segregation. The bill lowers reserve duties and adds a six month teens training program to avoid a stalled fight and faces Senate scrutiny and possible amendments.
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France Stands by NATO pledge as Molotov urges disarmament
French Foreign Minister Pinay said France will remain a loyal NATO member, arguing regional alliances like NATO and Peron’s stance in Buenos Aires underline collective security. He dismissed Molotov’s peace offensive as repetitive, stressing France’s commitment to allied defense and unified action within the Atlantic alliance.
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Wisconsin Assembly Approves 250 Man Traffic Patrol Bill
The Wisconsin Assembly passed a bill for a 250 man traffic patrol with a 61 to 39 vote, sending it to the Senate where a 350 man force had earlier cleared. Supporters argued the expansion would aid civil defense and safety, particularly around Milwaukee, while opposition centered on funding and scope.
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Extension of debt ceiling to be requested by administration
Washington sources say the administration will seek a one year extension of the 281 billion dollar debt ceiling. Treasury Secretary George M. Murphy is to testify publicly Friday. Without action, the ceiling reverts to 275 billion dollars at month end.
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Crises Loom as Italy Vows General Elections Next Spring
Rome reports Premier search by President Gronchi as he meets elder statesmen including Enrico Be Nicola and Cesare Merzagora to find a strong successor to Scelba. Observers expect a fall of government crises until elections, with the Christian Democrats likely forming the next premier.
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Red Submarines Reported In Chinese Waters
Taipei Formosa reports the ministry's Taiao agency says at least ten submarines are maintained in Red Chinese waters.
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Bills hike cigarette and gas taxes signed into law
Madison Gov Robler signed bills boosting the state tax on gasoline from four to six cents per gallon and the cigarette levy from three to four cents. The measures take effect July 1 after the Assembly approved a modified version of the spending plan. Also signed was a transfer of five of nine million dollars from the state insurance fund to the general fund.
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Japanese Journalist Yesuxe Fukuda Dies at 15
Tokyo Shir bun reports the death of Yesuxe Fukuda a noted Saparese journalist and president aged fifteen after a palsy complicated by a severe pneumonia doctors state.
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Peron Names Lucero Chief of Military Forces in Argentina
Lucero was named by Peron as chief of all military forces after the abortive navy revolt last week. The war minister spoke to the armed forces via the Army radio network and state radio rebroadcast. Lucero praised Peron as the exceptional president and commander in chief. Troops were withdrawn from Buenos Aires and returned to barracks, signaling a period of calm through the country.
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Property mixup leaves street ownership in doubt
Brigham Krause purchased property tax delinquent land and unexpectedly acquired a street. He asked the Lake County Commission what to do, but the commission did not know. The case was referred to the county'sformer's office, which likewise did not know how the street was sold.
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Argentine Navy Decries Peron as Crisis Deepens
Argentine naval leaders aboard DS and cruisers reportedly challenge President Juan Peron. A three man military council negotiates with the navy while army figures press for gradual change and Peron’s removal. Reports from Montevideo cite alienation, censorship, and rumors of civilian leaders and exile options.
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