Battle Shapes Up At GOP Parley For Committeeman Post
Republican delegates gathered at Ripon for pre convention talks as contenders Robert Pierce and Henry Ringling vie for the GOP committeeman job. The assembly eyed endorsements while resolutions praised Wiley McCarthy labor reform and urged Eisenhower to seek a second term.
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Madison
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Waukesha
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Peron Seeks New Interior Head For Police
President Juan D Peron seeks a new minister of interior to head the federal police in a reshuffled cabinet. Observers expect changes mainly in interior aviation education communications and agriculture. An official casualty list reports 18 dead and 69 wounded from last Thursday’s attempted crackdown. About 428 arrested. 12 remain in custody.
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Japan to sound out Reds on repatriation issue
Tokyo reports that Sunao Sonoda, parliamentary vice minister of foreign affairs, said Japan will officially approach the Red Chinese government to negotiate repatriation of Japanese nationals stranded on the China mainland. This marks the Hatoyama government’s first admission of direct negotiations with Communist China. Negotiations had previously been handled by the Japanese Red Cross and two left wing groups designated by Peiping.
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Wisconsin Legislature Passes 20 Percent Surtax
Wisconsin lawmakers approve a 20 percent income tax surtax amid partisan fights. Governor Hobblier hails the session as the most constructive in a quarter century. Cigarette and gasoline taxes rise. debate over fiscal deficits and future revenue continues as lawmakers plan to reconvene.
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Naughty Cop Pittsburgh Parolman Arrested for Profanity Incident
A Pittsburgh officer identified as Suspect James W. Shuster faced temporary suspension today after shouting profanities at a motorist at a downtown intersection. The motorist involved is unknown, and the incident prompted internal review.
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Sympathetic Sardinian Lawyer Emerges As Premier Contender
In Rome President Gronchi narrowed the field for a new premier to Antonio Segui, a 28 year old Sardinian lawyer and Christian Democrat. Segui faces uncertain support from the rightist Concentration group while Giuseppe Pella is set to be nominated by that faction if Segui fails to win parliamentary approval. Ezio Vanoni and Pietro Nenni are noted as potential stabilizing choices, though chances remain mixed.
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Wisconsin’s Alice in Dairyland Name Chooses Barbara Brown
Barbara Brown 20 of 16 regional winners is Wisconsin’s 1955 Alice in Dairyland and will represent the state in the American Dairy Association’s International Dairy Show. Roberta Caldwell 18, Madison West High School graduate, is the princess first selected and will compete for a national princess title. Barbara begins duties presenting awards to retailers. Barbara is 5 ft 6 in, 125 lb with brown hair and eyes. Roberta is 5 ft 1 in, 118 lb with dark brown hair and brown eyes.
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Eugene Brown
Independence
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University of Wisconsin “Extension Division
Ex-GI Demands Passport to Soviet For Escape From U S
Alexander Betzios, a 22-year-old former GI, wanted a passport to Russia to flee what he called a lousy country. Police removed him from the Soviet United Nations Delegation offices in New York and took him for psychiatric evaluation. Betzios claimed party membership and blamed Eisenhower and a top archbishop for taking his money.
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Pleas Of Imprisoned Yanks Highlight Soviet Camp Claims
A report from AP cites Russia claiming 486 Russians and 45 women freed after traveling from war zones, while American captives list names such as Bob Jamis, Sidney Sparks, W Freeman, and others held in Soviet slave camps. Diplomatic authorities caution many identifications may be uncertain and some individuals are listed as AWOL or unavailable for confirmation.
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Nationalist Ships Fire On British Merchant Vessels
Radio Peiping reported that Nationalist Chinese warships fired on or intercepted five British merchant ships off the Red-held mainland in the first six months of the year. Names listed include Nigerock Tai Seun Hong Westway Inchwell s Incharra.
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Farmhouse theft ends with insurance collector hit
Police report a thief robbed a farmhouse and stole a purse after an insurance agent visited. The suspect paid a 327.62 premium before fleeing, leaving the agent unharmed.
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Soviet Foreign Minister Faces Investigation Prompt
U S officials and lawmakers weigh if Russia ordered the Alaska attack on a U S Navy patrol bomber. If deliberate, Big Four talks may be affected. if not ordered, culprits to be punished. Dulles to seek Moscow response. Eisenhower awaits report. The incident occurred near St Lawrence Island with 7 of 11 crew injured.
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Dulles Seeks Molotov Explanation On Plane Incident
In San Francisco Secretary of State John Foster Dulles awaited a Soviet explanation from Foreign Minister Molotov regarding a plane incident affecting the U.S. Navy. Molotov promised an immediate investigation and report, after a brief private discussion with Dulles at the War Memorial Opera House. Truman lauded the United Nations and urged unity in the atomic age while Krishna Menon urged wider UN membership.
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Salesman's Car Stolen. Furs Worth $30,000 Missing
Madison police questioned Aaron Rubenstein of St. Paul after his car, parked in front of the Park hotel, was taken Friday night. About 40 fur pieces valued at $36,000 were believed stolen, though police later said the furs were not in the car. Ralph Giorno Jr. of East Troy was arrested two hours later and held on an open charge.
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Rhee Declares Communists Winning Through Negotiation
Syngman Rhee marked the fifth anniversary of the Korean War by accusing Communists of winning the world by negotiation. He claimed North Korea crossed the 38th Parallel, denounced UN and Allied actions, and praised the Republic of Korea Army now matching strength with 20 divisions and 10 reserve units ready to counter future aggression. He criticized Western retreats as enabling Communist gains and urged firmer Allied stance.
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Weather Quiet Across Wisconsin Ahead of Dodgers Series
Wisconsin enjoyed clear mild conditions with temperatures from 40 to 56 across cities including Grayling and Milwaukee. Friday's highs reached into the 70s and low 80s with scattered showers in the south and central regions.
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