Optimism High At Arms Parley
At the United Nations five power disarmament conference in London optimism remained high as Russia prepared to submit counter proposals to Western plans. Debates focused on banning atomic weapon production and use with Allied officials noting Gromyko’s willingness to talks.
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Londox
United Nations
Soviet Union
Russia
Iogar
Deptiny
Andoie Gremrkzo
Gremsko Gremvko
Zies
Lovo
Wisconsin Traffic Toll Reaches 161 With Nine Deaths
The Associated Press reports Wisconsin’s weekend traffic deaths push the state total to 161, up from 158 a year ago. Lis of victims includes Milwaukee pedestrians, drivers struck by multiple autos, and crashes across Dane, Outagamie, and other counties. The toll spans multiple incidents, including two-car head-ons and nighttime rollovers.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Hermelie de Escober
Ulwaukee Sireatch
James R. Allie
Norman Beekman
Milhwaukee
Francisco Morea
Lueck
Michigan
Dane County
Reed
San Prairie
Aukee Sr
Rib River Aire
Ced Lake
West de Pere
Queide
Outagamie County
Ijsha E. House
Fond du Lac
Minnesota
Superior
Ronald Besson
Four Drown As Boat Sinks In Crab Orchard Lake
In Marion Wisconsin a father Prince McSpadden aged 44 and his 10 year old twin sons Rex and Lex, plus neighbor Roy Wodl dis Jr Jerry Sexton 22 swam to shore after their 16 foot boat sank on Crab Orchard Lake as a motor went under. Sexton swam 250 feet to safety while the others perished.
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Herrin
Crab Orchard Lake
Sanday
Prince McSpadden
Rex
Lex
Roy Wod 1Dis
Jerry Sexton
Sexton
McSpadden
Honeck Enters Wisconsin Gubernatorial Race
Honeck, a 49 year old deputy to the Wisconsin attorney general, joins the state GOP primary field to succeed Vernon Thomson who announced a run for governor. He has served on the attorney general staff for years, competing with Robert Flyman and John O Neill Rhinelander for the endorsement ahead of the Republican convention in Milwaukee on May 25.
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Wisconsin
Seneral
Vernon Thomson
A Honeck
Aftorner
Nenu
Robert Ano
GOP
John O'Ne' Rhinelancer
Thomson
Students Parade For New High School Site In Fort
Teens marched along a three mile route from Jefferson School to the Walnut Street site for a new high school. Police praise orderly behavior while noting some whooped and hollered as escorts and motor officers led the procession through South Side streets toward the Oregon Street and Main intersections.
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Jefferson Schoal
Walnut Street New School
Wiliam Golz
Merching Stefents
Jefferson School
Oregon Street
Sixehi Street
Main
Alcome Boulevard
High School
O2 Church
Murdock Street
Vinlend Road
Wall Street
Oshch
Teo
Arabs Seek To Delay Intervention In UN Plan
United Nations Security Council debates an American move for an early Middle East peace mission led by Dag Hammarskjold. Arab states reportedly seek delay with possible Soviet support. Israel expresses mixed feelings as officials meet in Tel Aviv before Passover.
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Middle East
Security Council
Mid-East
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Damascus
Soviet Union
Altalia
Said al Ghaz2i
Syria
Lebanon
Eeccess
Edward ‘B Lawson
Moshe Shareti
Tel Aviv
Eisenhower Plays Golf in Icy Rain During 3 Nation Talks
President Eisenhower braved icy rain at Sulphur Springs despite gray skies and wet conditions. He wore calf colored jacket and red rain pants as his doctor trailed, noting no immediate harm as he continued the round amid persistent bad weather.
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Isi
Canada
Eisenhower
French Army Gas Depot in Algeria Burns
A large fire strikes a French Army gas depot in Algiers near Oran and the Moroccan border. Shelling and clashes described as part of a broader campaign show rebels active in the region. Massive French troop reinforcements pour into Algeria amid tensions and border concerns.
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Algiers
Alceria
Occidentel
Alzenss
Tiemesnis
Oran
France
Sip
Okey
Morocco
Tur Frenca Poston
Noonday Holy Week Rites Begin in Oshkosh Theater
The first Noonday Holy Week service at Oshkosh Thea ter drew about 300 attendees today from 12 10 to 12 45 p m. Sponsored by National Lutheran Council churches in Oshkosh, the event featured Rev Otto Behrens of St John s Evangelical Lutheran Nekimi, who will speak Tuesday on Conflict with Hypocrisy. A sermon summary by Rev I Harold Kuester of Peace Lutheran is included inside.
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Oshkosh
National Lutheran Council
Otto Behrens
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Nekimi
Harold Kuester
Peace Lutheran Church
Jordan Joins Arab Alliance Against Israel
Dispatches from Tel Aviv report Jordan aligns with Egypt Syria and Saudi Arabia under a planned frontline line to oppose Israel. Britain labels Gamal Abdel Nasser as the Middle East’s No 1 trouble-maker amid UN Security Council actions and propaganda disputes.
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Jordan
Israel
Syria
Middle East
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Britain
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United Frontier Plan
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Saudi Arabia
Tel Aviv
Shawker Shukier
Siaff
Siria
Radi Abab
Arab Legion
Etocots
Giebd
Angto
Sim
Busitsh
Mid
Two Whites Confronted by Black Mob Over Orange Truck Dispute
Police said Maloy suffered brain injury and a leg fracture after a Black crowd attacked two white truck drivers selling oranges in a Black area. The incident began when Maier accused a Black man of stealing crates, prompting an exchange and a public safety item strike. Andrews was jailed on affray. Calhoun released on $100 bond.
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Maloy
Hillery Calhoun
Maki
Maier
King
Love
Andrews
Maley
Cheff
Hamp Gandy
Calhoun
Senate and House Taking On Farm Bill Rewrite Now
A joint committee task takes up the farm bill amid election year pressure. Senate Agriculture Chair Ellesder D-Law and House leaders aim for early agreement before Easter recess, while talks focus on parity prices soil bank provisions and price supports. Benson absent from planned testimony. officials push for agreement to advance proposals including a 3200 million dollar bank plan and wheat rice measures.
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Washington
Senate_ House
Senate
House
Sec
Ellesder D-Law
Senate Agriculture Committee
Congress
Benson
An! Org
Senate Bill Inc
Pew
Paris
Supreme Court Allows Compelled Testimony in Security Cases
The Supreme Court ruled the government can force testimony in national security cases with promises of full immunity. Justice Felix Frankfurter led the 7 to 2 decision, with Justices Douglas and Bla dissenting. The ruling addresses compelled testimony and immunity in cases involving alleged Communist subversion.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Icdev
Messes
Nity
Felix Franks
William ©. Douglas
Huge L Bla
New York Fashion Note on Burlap Summer Wardrobe
A quirky claim highlights burlap as a summer fabric as New York fashion observers note unusual dress ideas. The commentator jokes about potatoes wearing fashionable burlap and city styles shifting toward rustic textures.
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New York
Dar Barkin
Bers
Fear Three Lost in Navy Plane Crash
A Navy antisubmarine plane from Quonset Point station exploded and crashed during approach near Uniontown Pennsylvania. Police said the aircraft developed engine trouble and broke apart in flight. rescue efforts indicated casualties among the crew.
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Fear
Uniontown
UPA
Ih Gia
Semth Gia
Ohio
Onset Point
Cyprus Ends 24 Hour Curfew as Residents Return to Work
Amid Greece independence anniversary tensions, Cyprus lifts a 24 hour curfew. British forces and police maintain alert across 18,000 garrisoned troops as violence erupts in Limassol and Paphos. Masked attackers kill a Turkish Cypriot. Archbishop Makarios faces charges amid unrest.
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Nicosta
Cro
Teak
Reb Reader
Sir John Harding
Greece
Turkey
Limassol
Nicosia
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