Eisenhower to address Berlin crisis on national TV
President Eisenhower will speak from the White House tonight at 8 30 p m CST in a half hour broadcast carried by major networks He is expected to restate the American position on Berlin and four power occupancy agreements and to emphasize standing firm against atomic war The speech aims to set terms for any Berlin talks with the Soviet Union and reach uncommitted nations through Voice of America
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Nelson seeks withholding tax plan to boost revenues
Gov Gaylord Nelson backs a state withholding income tax to improve tax enforcement increase revenue and aid local government without raising corporate or individual taxes. He said the plan will be introduced in the Assembly after hearings and discussed with a few Republican lawmakers.
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Spot Probe London Mrs Gott Urges Parliament Action
Mrs Doris Gott a Wembley suburb housewife pushes Parliament to probe a mysterious oily black spot on her daughter alleging Boeing 707 jets over her home. She reports laundry stains since jet overflight began and seeks government inquiry.
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Six Killed As Flames Sweep Superior Home
A heater fire at a Superior duplex claimed six lives, father John Anderson 34 and his five children Margie 7 Rita 6 Charles 4 John Jr 3 Dorothy 2. Mother Elaine Anderson 32 was injured and hospitalized. Neighbor Steve Plasch 27 alerted authorities after flames erupted around 1 a.m. Firemen found the father in the living room and the children in an upstairs bedroom.
Eight Die In Head-On Collision West Of Peach Springs Arizona
Eight people were killed and four injured in a head-on two car crash two miles west of Peach Springs on Route 66. The crash involved a 195 sedan driven by Jag Williams, 32, of Peach Springs, and an eastbound car driven by Henry Manuel Goke, 38, of Albuquerque. Victims include Williams and his wife Marthe Mae Williams, Join Collins and his wife Mary Liza Collins, and Goke and his passengers Gertrude Chaves, Richard Toby Chafe, his infant son, and Jose Campbell, age two.
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Nine Deaths Attributed To Storms Across Midwest
The Associated Press reports a weekend of deadly winter storms across the Midwest and East. Three people were killed by tornadoes in Arkansas, two by snow shoveling in Iowa, one on a highway in Michigan, and another in a pulp cutter's cabin in northwest Michigan.
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Two Men Survive Crash Runway Fallout While One Killed
A man died in Cleveland Heights after a second story porch collapse and porch fall amid a windless day. In New York a Convair crash near La Guardia left two others injured and investigators continuing at the scene.
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Trains Trapped by Snow Drifts Paralyze Milwaukee Route
A severe snowstorm stranded more than 660 passengers aboard the North Western Milwaukee to Chicago train near Adams for up to 12 hours. Other Chicago and North Western trains were bogged down at Randolph, Hillsport and Appleton as eight inches of snow fell and winds piled drifts.
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Fire devastates Brillion factory stock and cheese plant
A Brillion fire caused about 50 000 dollars in damage to a cheese factory and cheese making machinery. The blaze started in the boiler room and swept through the plant, destroying the entire stock and household goods with authorities suspecting arson. Local officials and County Commissioner Michell oversaw operations at the scene.
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Reds Hold Ground in French Elections Amid Proportional System
Communists held or gained in many towns as France used proportional representation. Reds captured 160 seats and increased vote share, with party favored in suburbs of Versailles and other areas. The system produced broader Red strength compared with 1953 results, while second rounds determined seats where no first round winner existed.
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Strong Winds Create Snow Drifts Shut Oshkosh Roads
A weekend blizzard dumped seven inches in the Oshkosh area with 60 mph gusts at Winnebago County Airport. Travel halted Sunday as drivers were urged not to go out. schools reopened Monday though many lots remained uncleared. Private crews aided snow removal and streets were lightly traveled as two-way routes resumed.
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Iran protests over air space violation to Moscow
Iran lodged a protest with the Soviet Union after alleging Soviet aircraft violated Iranian air space on three occasions in three months. The move follows the departure announcement of Soviet Ambassador Pegov amid tense Iran USSR talks and the broader strain in diplomatic ties.
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Wisconsin Snowstorm Slows Travel Strands Statewide
A late winter blizzard battered Wisconsin over the weekend trapping travelers and disrupting highways. Snow crews battled to restore traffic as drifts closed main routes and schools remained closed. Deaths from heart attacks and exposure were linked to the storm, with heavy totals reported in Pewaukee and other counties.
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Duncan Hines Dies at 78 Dining Guide Pioneer
Duncan Hines, famed dining advisor and author of restaurant hotel guides, died of lung cancer at age 78 in Bowling Green. He traveled over two million miles inspecting establishments and helped found Hines Park Foods. He is survived by his wife Clara and brother J Porter Hines.
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