Reds Balk On Arms Control
In Geneva the United States urged a central enforcement body for a worldwide disarmament pact, while the Soviet Union resisted the approach preferring to discuss specific arms cuts first. Western nations proposed an international organization to police compliance, with the Soviets offering a competing plan emphasizing central control.
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Geneva
United States
Communist Bloc
Soviet Union
Frederick M. Eaton
Valerian Zorin
Eaton
Jules Moch
Zorin
Moch
E. L. M. Burns
United Nations Emergency Force
Middle East
Britain
France
Italy
Canada
Snowbound Bridge Crash Causes Major Vehicle Loss
The snowswept Butte des Morts bridge saw a 15 000 to 20 000 dollar toll on motorists as traffic halted from 11 45 am to 1 pm. Sheriff Lowry said about six cars were total losses and 35 other vehicles damaged in a 45 minute stretch of accidents amid high winds and slick ice. Police units joined county and state crews, 31 cars were counted damaged at one time, and traffic was rerouted through Oshkosh.
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Butte Des Morts
Charles L. Lowry
Zorin
Oshkosh
Boat Works At Wabeno Razed By Fire
Wind driven flames destroyed the two story Wolfgram Boat Works in Wabeno Wisconsin on Thursday despite efforts by local volunteers who sprayed hundreds of gallons of water from a mill pond. Two small outbuildings including a saw mill were saved. The landmark shop built in the early 1900s and once owned by Bay Shore Lumber Co. housed a general store and later manufactured boats and oars owned by Edward and Ervin Wolfgram who were in Milwaukee at the time of the blaze. No damage estimate was reported.
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Wabeno
Wis
UPI
Wolfgram Boat Works
Old
Bay Shore Lumber Co
Wolfgram Brothers
Edward and
Ervin
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Sentinel
Two Wisconsin Marines Die In California Mishap
Two Wisconsin Marines were killed in a traffic accident near Camp Pendleton California on a Wednesday night. The deceased are PFC Boyden Johnson 26 son of Frank Innes Milwaukee and PFC Dennis M Conway 20 son of James P Conway La Crosse Wis. A third man Col William McConnell 22 of Libby Missouri was the driver of the car.
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Camp Pendleton
Calif
Wisconsin
Here
Boyden Johnson
Frank Innes
Milwaukee
Dennis M. Conway
James P. Conway
la Crosse
Wis
Manne
Col
William McConnell
Libby
Moat
Dich
Jondahl Quits As Treasurer of GOP
Racine resident Ray O Jondahl announced his resignation as treasurer of the Wisconsin Republican Party to lead a statewide committee backing Philip Gruehn Whitefish Bay for the GOP gubernatorial nomination. He had served as state treasurer for a little over two years.
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Racine
Wis
UPI
Ray
Jondahl
Wisconsin Republican Party
Philip Gruehn
Whitefish Bay
GOP
Jondani
Siate
Articles Filed For New Alleys Oshkosh Lanes Inc
Oshkosh to get a 24 lane bowling establishment after Shore View Lanes Inc articles of incorporation were filed in Winnebago County. The corporation, authorized to issue 1250 shares without par value, lists Harold E. Anderson Harold F. Doemer Ralph J. Manske and Robert L. Whitcomb as incorporators. Officials plan to announce further details soon.
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Oshkosh
Shore View Lanes Inc
Bernice L. Fuller
Winnebago County
Harold F. Doemer
Ralph J. Manske
Robert L. Whitcomb
Neenah
Green Bay Man Dies After Bridge Crash Sequence
A series of at least 15 accidents on Highway 41 near the Lake Butte des Morts bridge involved more than 40 cars with few injuries and no fatalities. Clarence DeLaurelle, 46, of Green Bay, died after an asthma attack struck him at about 7:30 p.m. north of Highway 26, when he collapsed after exiting his car.
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Lake Butte Des Morts
Green Bay
Clarence, DeLaurelle
U N to Study African Conflict
The United Nations considers a special Security Council session on South Africa violence against demonstrators. The Asian African bloc seeks a formal request to address the killings and discuss an investigating committee. US positions and possible council action remain undecided as Bunche hints at a forthcoming group presence in Africa.
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Security Council
United Nations
N.Y
Quest
U.N Security Council
Lodge
United States
United
South Africa
Council
U.N
General Assembly
Inter
Henry Cabot
Tokyo
U.N. Lodge
Ralph J. Bunche
Africa
New Wisconsin tax distribution reform aims at local aid shifts
Wisconsin study proposes a new tax sharing distribution using state aids and grants to reduce local fiscal gaps. The Blue Ribbon committee will review a rough report outlining changes to education costs, metropolitan needs, and highway funding while seeking a workable definition of local unit needs.
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Madison
UPI
James Doyle
Gov
Belor
Wiscon Committee
Gront
Bej
Stantable
Educa Aire
Greene
Focal Financial
Doyle
House Group Adds to Ike Budget Figure
The House Appropriations Committee added 197 million dollars to Eisenhower's budget for health education and welfare including 1.06 million for a broad delinquency attack. It sent a 4.18 billion dollar bill to the House for HEW and Labor for the new fiscal year.
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Ike
Washington
House
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Labor Department
Public Health Service
Office of Education
Eisenhower
Lardner Dead at 47 Columnist Dies Writing Obituary
John Lardner a 47 year old columnist and son of Ring Lardner died of a heart attack Thursday night while drafting the obituary of fellow humorist Franklin P. Adams. He had written for Newsweek since 1939 and authored books including White Hopes and Other Tigers and The Yanks in the Pacific. Surviving are Ring Lardner Jr and other family members.
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John A. Lardner
New York City
Ring Lardner
AP Wirephato
New York
UPI
John Lardner
Franklin P. Adams
Lardner
King Lardner
James
Lincoln Brigade
David
The
New Yorker
Germany
Ring Jr
Washington
Harold Macmillan
Hazel
el Y Susan
Mary Jane
Esenhower
John
Macmillan
United States
Defense Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Eisenhower
Camp David
Catoctin
Gettysburg
Geneva
Hostages Freed After 25 Hour Tennessee Prison Siege
Two armed inmates Rivera and Farra surrendered with two pistols and three knives after a 25 hour siege at the Tennessee Penitentiary in Nashville. Nineteen hostages, three women and sixteen men, were released unharmed as guards and officials negotiated. River a from Temple Texas and Farra from West Virginia were described as dangerous and insane respectively, with Farra serving life for kidnapping and Farra 40 years for armed robbery.
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Nashville, Tenn
Tennessee
Robert
Shields
Rivera
Raymond Farrara
Fiseiner
Lynn Bomar
Farra
Borderland
W. Va
Temple
Tex
J. W. Trousdale
Khrushchev Seeks French Soviet Alliance in Paris Talks
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev visits Lenin’s Paris apartment and meets French President Charles de Gaulle for a full diplomatic conference at the Elysee. Tens of thousands greet him as debates focus on cultural and economic ties and a push for closer Franco Soviet cooperation and a counterweight to West Germany.
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Nikita
Lenin
Paris
Nikita Khrushchev
Nikolai Lenin
Charles de Gaulle
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Elysee Palace
de ‘Gaulle
Michel Debre
Maurice Couve
de Murville
Andrei Gromyko
de Gaulle
France
West Germany
Paris Town Hall
Germany
Mother Innocent Of Stabbing Son
A 30 year old mother, Mary E. Smith, was found innocent by reason of insanity in the stabbing death of her infant son last fall. Circuit Judge Russell Hanson ordered recommitment to Winnebago State Hospital with a future sanity hearing. Psychiatrists testified she was insane on September 15 when she stabbed to death infant David and attempted suicide.
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Fond DU Lac
Russell Hanson
Mary E. Smith
Winnebago State Hospital
Family of 13 seeks rental after Greenfield fire
Edward W. Davis, a 3 year old billposter, searches Milwaukee area for housing after flames destroyed the Daw home in suburban Greenfield Tate. He and his wife and 11 children face about $17,700 in losses with only $12,000 insured. He asks who will rent to a family of 13.
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Greenfield
Edward W. Davis
Milwaukee
Tate
Davis
Army arrests 500 in Argentina terror plot
The Argentine Army reports about 500 people detained in a crackdown on a plot to disrupt congressional elections. General Carlos Toranzo Montero said most detainees were supporters of ex-dictator Juan Peron and that terrorists aimed to overthrow the government.
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Buenos Aires
Carlos Toranzo Montero
Juan Peron
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Highway 41
California
Tare
Sam Broyles
Jack Warrick
Rue Marie Rosé
Argentina
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