U N General Assembly Ends Laying Groundwork for Middle East
United Nations observers return home as 11th General Assembly ends after 110 hour Suez crisis and Israel withdrawal from Egypt. Hungary crisis unsettled with Soviet influence. deliberations on Algeria Cyprus and West New Guinea continue. Five nations elected to UN membership Sudan Morocco Tunisia Japan and Ghana.
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Governor to Study Bill Doubling Wisconsin Legislators’ Pay
Governor Vernon W. Thomson said he would study a bill that would raise state lawmakers’ pay to 4600 dollars per year. He stressed he has not decided and will seek a complete analysis and talks with Senate and Assembly members before taking a position.
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Persuader Denver Robbery Call Ends with Standoff
Alfonso N. Vigil, 27, told police Thursday night he planned a grocery store robbery at 2747 West 13th Ave. The owner Raquel Cordova was pointing a .38 caliber pistol at him while he called authorities.
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Controversy over King classes and student boycott in Alcorn era
History professor Clennoy King draws fire from Mississippi college board as student boycott debates unfold. Articles criticize the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People while King engages with Alcorn A and M College in Mississippi about the action.
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Eisenhower signs Middle East doctrine pledging U S troops if needed
President Eisenhower signs a Middle East doctrine authorizing U S military intervention if necessary to defend oil-rich states from Communist aggression. The measure provides up to 200 million dollars to bolster economies and governments. James P. Richardson will travel to the region to outline aims and assess implementation.
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Mississippi college boards debate King linked charges
United Press reports Jackson Mississippi as boards meet over allegations of Communist influence in NAACP and King era civil rights efforts. Manning Johnson condemns King as harming segregation aims while Florida courts examine admission requests amid rising tension in the Deep South.
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Legion Presses Strip Of Privileges For State Senator
The Burlington American Legion post passes a resolution asking the Wisconsin Legion to strip state Sen William Trinke of past state commander privileges. The action cites his criticisms of state legislation and alleged subversive ties.
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Want Ad Week Proclaimed by Governor
Gov Thomson proclaims March 17 to 23 National Want Ad Week urging all citizens to read use and detronize want ad advertising in a statement praising the American free enterprise spirit. The proclamation ties the week to a traditional economy and urges widespread participation by the public.
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Prominent Janesville Lawyer Ryan Dies at 38
Stanley M. Ryan, prominent Janesville attorney and former U S Attorney for the Western District of Wisconsin, was found dead at his home from an apparent heart attack. He led the firm Dougherty Ryan and Campbell and held many civic roles including Wisconsin State Bar governor and Rock County Bank director. Survivors include his widow and two children. funeral services planned for Monday.
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Tremors Hit Greece Widespread Damage and Aid Sought
A series of deep earthquakes rocked Greece causing structural damage across Athens and Thessaly. The U S Sixth Fleet stood by while government officials and emergency teams assessed casualties and prepared aid for thousands rendered homeless.
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Nixon Plane Gets Replaced Engine in Africa Trip
The Greek military commander in Thessaly arranged a new engine as a relief airlift from Prestwick to Nixon's plane. Officials said the Nixon party needed the replacement to keep their three week African tour on schedule amid quake fears and medical relief efforts. Nixon and Pat toured Prebomi Hills greeting natives and posing with local dancers.
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Western proposal on tolls rejected by Egypt
Egypt rejected a Western plan to share Suez Canal tolls and warned of a new Mid East crisis. Cairo insisted on full toll payment under the 1888 convention and implied Israeli shipping could be barred, while UN crews awaited clearance to remove wrecks blocking the canal.
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Egypt accused of violating UN orders over Suez Canal moves
U N officials say Egypt’s steps to bar Israeli shipping from the Suez Canal breach at least two Security Council actions. Cairo dispatches suggest Israeli vessels will be barred as the canal reopens, with Egypt demanding tolls before passage. Officials note violations of the Oct 33 principles and the Sept 1951 resolution.
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Divorce Court Hears Loss of 11 Suits in Split
Harold W. Hester told the court he has only viva suits left after his estranged wife Renda visited last week. He claimed she slashed and ruined 11 of his suits, leaving him with the one he wore and his pending divorce suit.
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State Chamber Vows Push for New Wisconsin Tax Program
The Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce, despite Gov. Thomson vowing to veto any sales tax bill, says it will push a tax reform package including a sales tax, income tax continuation, real estate tax cuts, and elimination of personal property tax. Frank Hausheer leads the drive, pledging intensified lobbying and research with lawmakers to win passage this session.
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