Eisenhower Doctrine Wins Senate Approval in Modified Form
Washington AP reports the Senate approved a modified Eisenhower Doctrine by 72 to 19, boosting the president's plan to aid Middle East nations against Communist aggression. The measure authorizes armed force if needed, allows up to 200 million dollars in pre-appropriated funds with 15 days notice to Congress, and includes two amendments on UN Emergency Force aid and defense only use of military aid.
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Senate
Eisenwer
John Foster Dulles
James P. Richards
D-Sc
Middle East
House
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
United States
Congress
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
U.S
Paul H. Douglas
Hammarskjold to Fly to Cairo to Direct Emergency Force
United Nations Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold will fly to Cairo to direct next steps of the UN Emergency Force after Israel's pullout from Egypt. The assembly plans to consider his Middle East report, with debates on sending the force into the Gaza Strip under the 1949 Palestine armistice framework. Israel signals opposition to the settlement basis, warning against Egyptian return to Gaza.
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Dulle
Richards
Middle East
Egypt
U.S
Israel
Syria
Jordan
United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
Cairo
Hammarskjold
General Assembly
Gaza
Assembly
Gaza Strip
Henry Cabot Lodge
Palestine
Golda Meir
Assn
Airliner Lands Safely After Top of Cabin Is Damaged
A DC7 operating for American Airlines made a five minute glide to a safe landing after a propeller tore through the top of the fuselage cabin in Memphis Tennessee. Passengers reported debris and shock but the flight landed without further injury though Nat Charney and his wife were slightly hurt.
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Vrew
American Airlines
Memphis
Tenn
Nat Charney
New York City
Charney
Fannie
Additional $23 350 Is Voted For Airport
Winnebago County board approves extra 23 350 toward airport terminal enhancements. The 42 0 vote uses funds from federal 125 000 and state 5400 and county 23 350 to cover higher costs since bids. Project remains as planned with final costs rising from earlier estimates.
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Winnebago County
Origihe
Pcuu Uvy
Ervis
Oc- Spr
Tober
Seven Men Escape As Navy Blimp Burns In North Carolina
Seven crew members including three officers and four enlisted men escaped unharmed when a 250 foot Navy blimp caught fire during a touch and go landing at the naval air facility in Weersville North Carolina. Gasoline leakage ignited the blaze, the Navy spokesperson in Norfolk said. The flaming blimp struck a hangar causing minor damage to the structure.
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Weersville
Naval Air Fatiity
Navy
Norfolk
Condola
35 Plan to Attend Tokyo Raider Meet
FORT WALTON BEACH Florida reports the Tokyo Raiders led by Lt Gen James Doolittle will meet April 14 21 at the site of their World War II training for the Japan bombing mission. About 35 raiders are expected to attend the 15th annual reunion.
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Fort Walton Beach
Fla
Tokyo
James Doolittle
Pril
Japan
State lawmakers debate two percent sales tax proposal
A bipartisan watchdog committee proposes a 2 percent state sales tax on retail purchases including food and autos with revenue aimed at local school aid. The bill would also raise income tax about 0.5 percent, total state revenue about 22 million dollars yearly, while Gov. Thomson vows a veto. The panel includes Sens. Panzer Carr Krueger Kendzierski Zaborski and Hendee backs Gov. revenue sources plan.
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Madison
Warren P. Knowles
Kirbey
Hendee
Milwaukee
Senate
Vernon W. Thomson
Frank Panzer
Oakfield
Peter Carr
Janesville
Clifford Krueger
Merrill
Casimer Kendzierski
Clifford Zaborski
State Department of Taxation
Legisature
Sen
Wiliam Trinke
R- Take
Geneva
Glasgow Health Committee Offers Free X-Ray Tuberculosis Tests
The Glasgow Health Committee announces free chest X-ray tests for Scots men to detect tuberculosis. Each X-ray yields a ticket for a weekly drawing with prizes like a new car, furniture, a paid holiday, and household equipment.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Glasgow Health Committee
Ghana Proclaims Independence as Nation Is Born
Accra Ghana rejoices as Africa's first native Negro nation rises from British rule. Premier Kwame Nkrumah dedicates the republic in a ceremony with brass bands, jungle drums, and a flag replacing the Union Jack. Nixon attends as Ghana becomes free through brotherhood not guns.
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Africa
Accra
Ghana
K Kwame Nkrumah
Gold Coast
Richard M.nixon
Pat
Nkrumah
Polo Grounds
Pennsylvania
Lincoln University
Naron
Britain to triple atomic power with 16 new stations
London reports plans to expand its nuclear power program by constructing 16 additional stations aimed at boosting energy capacity. The move signals a substantial increase in atomic energy output with government backing and industrial participation.
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London
Britain
Ben Gurion Wins Approval for Gaza Pullout Order
Israel’s Knesset endorses Premier David Ben Gurion’s withdrawal order from the Gaza Strip and Gulf of Aqaba area. Forces begin retreat with the last administrators out by 1 p.m., ending a four month invasion. three confidence motions are defeated by large margins. An ambush leaves one Israeli dead and two wounded. curfew imposed across Gaza.
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Jerusalem
Israel
David Ben-Gurion
Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
Egypt
Knesset
Ben - Gurion
Ben- Gurion
Herut Party
General Zionists
Herut
General Zionist
Ben-Gurion
Gaza
Strip
Sharm el Sheikh
Fiss Leads Oshkosh Primary For New Council
Charles J. Fiss led the Oshkosh primary for the new council manager government with a strong vote in unofficial returns. Four school board nominees were named, with Jeanne Hall Senderhauf the sole woman candidate. Incumbents Harford Pitt and Luedtke among top vote-getters. council seats to be filled in April with seven councilmen.
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Charles J. Fiss
Police and Fire Board
Board of Education
Pols - A
Common Council
Are
Oshkosh
Willam Harford
Herbert Pitt
Clarence Luedtke
Dev. C. McCray
Pame Lumberf iCompany
Theodore
C. Widder Jr
Deltox Rug Company
Ni Ith
Jeanne Hall Senderhauf
John C. Voss
Robert E. Stauffer
William H. Regner
Oshkosh Youth Council
James E. Botz
Park Board
Oshkosh National Bank Teller
Philip E. Staub
Staub Abstract” Company
Arno P. Nonweiler
A. P. Nonweiler Company
Welter Tank
Alider
Fiss
Fiss & Bills Funeral Home
McCray
Ith
Explosion Rocks Kenosha Hospital Boiler Room
A gas blast in the St. Catherine's hospital boiler room and laundry damaged a 60 foot chimney. Alfred Bale, 56, boiler room engineer, suffered serious burns. Three construction workers escaped bricks raining down. three sisters and other workers were uninjured. Fire put out. gas main likely broken by earth digger. The hospital, under a $120000 addition, served 168 patients as heat was restored later that day.
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Kenosha
Wis
St. Catherine’s Hospital
Alfred Bale
Dar
Green Easter eggs laid by New Albany hen
In New Albany Indiana a red hen is producing pastel green eggs. John Hubbuch bought the egg pallet last July and has kept the bird fed the same as his other fowls. Since January the hen has laid green eggs with ordinary interiors, defying explanation.
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New Albany
Ind
John Hubbuch
Ubbuch
Three Cities Nominate Mayors in Wisconsin Primary
Wisconsin voters narrowed mayoral fields in Sheboygan Green Bay and Fond du Lac ahead of the April 2 election. In Sheboygan Rudolph Ploetz trailed Alderman John Bolger with 5321 to 6154 ballots. Joseph Leberman was eliminated. Fond du Lac Victor Capelle led a four man field. Mayor Edwin Weis received 2785 votes. Green Bay Otto Rachals placed second in a three way race as Roman Dennissen led with 3716. Wallace Rosera was eliminated. Green Lake see two candidates for county judge advance. one candidate Yankowski withdrew leaving other contenders Stamm and Willis. Willis, appointed last Jan 3 to unexpired term, received 635 ballots.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Sheboygan
Green Bay
Fond du Lac
Rudolph Ploeiz
Fnish
John Bolgert
Joseph Leberman
Victor P. Capelle
Edwin Weis
Kenneth Arthur
Arthur Rabe
Otto Rachals
Roman Dennissen
Pomary
Wallace Rosera
Milwaukee
Green Lake
Tate
Eisara J. Yankowski
Dallst Mosuch
Yankowsk
Law School
Press of Business
Ins
Fred R. Stamm
Markesanator May
Justice of the Peace
Bem
David C. Willis
Willis
Walter Kohler
George Ostrander
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