Jordan Charges Israeli Violation in Armistice Row
Jordan charged Israeli troops violated the border and attacked Nahalin, with Jordanian officials counting 10 Arabs dead including a woman, six national guardsmen, and three Arab legionnaires. The battle followed earlier killings near Beersheba and Qibya with UN and Security Council tensions rising as Israel sought blame against Jordan.
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Na-r
Moshe Sharett Katin
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Arab Legion
Isalem
Israel
Tel Aviv
Bethlehem
Jerusalem
Beersheba
John Glubb
Qibya
United Nations
U.N. Mixed Armistice Commission
United Nations Security Council
Mapam
Al-Hamishmar
1 000 Reds Slain At Dien Bien Phu
HANOI Indochina UP Out numbered defenders of Dien Bien Phu killed 1 000 Communists in a three hour thrust from the encircled fortress. The attack marked the first major French counter blow against Gen Vo Nguyen Giaps forces. French losses were light and the Communist death toll at Dien Bien Phu rose to at least 4 000 with over 12 000 wounded in early fighting.
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Vo Nguyen Giap
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Yugoslav Red Unit Convenes Amid Secret Party Claim
In Belgrade the Yugoslav Communist Central Committee meets today to discuss organizational questions amid reports of a secret underground group formed to oppose dictatorship. The anonymous notice claimed a Socialist Party conference included 18 men, with 12 still formal League of Communists members, from eight regions. Official spokespeople dismissed the underground party claim.
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Joe Must Go Club Forms to Seek Solon Recall in Wisconsin
SAUK CITY Fireball meeting draws 500 as eight Wiscon sin weekly editors form the Joe Must Go Club. The steering committee aims to collect about 404,000 signatures from roughly 2.2 million eligible voters to trigger a recall of Sen. Joseph McCarthy.
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Gore
Owen Files For Congress Northern Wisconsin race opens with Owen bid
State Sen. William E. Owen 65 of Menomonie announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination in Wisconsin's 1st district. Owen, a two term senator and former Rural Electrification Administration president, is challenging in a seat now held by Democrat Lester Johnson. Hull’s death leaves a vacant path with Hull’s son Terry expected to seek the Republican nod.
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William E. Owen
Congress
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State Rural Electrification Administration
Lester Johnson
Black River Falls
Merlin Hull
Hull
Terry
Dulles Warns Against Appeasing Reds Before Geneva
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles prepares a strong address urging the United States and allies to resist concessions at the upcoming Geneva peace conference with Russia and Red China. Endorsed by President Eisenhower, the speech outlines dangers and calls for unified economic, diplomatic, and military stand against Communism in the Far East. It will be broadcast and telecast from New York at 8 p.m. CST.
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Longshoremen March on Washington Roils New York Harbor
More than 600 striking longshoremen from the Independent International Longshoremen’s Association staged a march on Washington amid a federal plan to end a criminal conspiracy crippling New York Harbor since March 5. The protest followed an NLRB push for a new local election and measures to curb secondary boycotts impacting 24,000 harbor workers.
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Five Jailbreakers Flee Ramsey County Jail in Minnesota
Five prisoners overpowered two guards at Ramsey County Jail in St Paul. They escaped Sunday using an improvised razor blade weapon. A car linked to the escape was sighted north of St Paul but not found. Suspects include Marl Russell Jarvis of Richmond Indiana and Arland Gerberding of Madeira Minnesota, among others with prior robberies and crimes in Minnesota Wisconsin and Iowa.
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Richmond
Ind
First National Bank of
Cannon Falls
Iowa
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Oshkosh
Victor Helstrom
Madeira
Bruce M. Brown
Minneapolis
Terrance R. Farrell
Dauphin
Canada
Twin Cities
Patrick Kelly
Gerberding
Kelly
Hugh Shuck
Shuck
Explosion Rocks Area Near Miami
Authorities probe a dynamite blast south of Miami near the Florida Power and Light plant at Cutler. The 1:50 am Sunday blast knocked out windows and shook houses across 30 miles. Four dynamite charges were found hidden a mile away and a fresh 15 by 4 foot hole was uncovered near the boxes. The plant remained undamaged.
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Miami
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Florida Power and Light Co
Cutler
Elections Slated In Egypt Canceled
Cairo announces cancellation of all plans for constituent assembly elections and abolition of the Revolutionary Council. An appointed National Advisors Council will represent various groups as the army reinforces order amid protests. The period saw clashes in the cabinet and demonstrators attacking the chief justice, with conflicting reports on casualties.
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Jao
Mohammed Naguib
Revolutionary Council
Peace and Security Steps: West Germany Signs Pacts
West German President Theodor Heuss signed the Allied-West German peace contract and the European army pact in Bonn. The measures advance German sovereignty in exchange for 500,000 troops under a European Defense Community framework, contingent on all six members ratifying the treaty. France Italy Belgium Luxembourg have not yet ratified the army pact. Heuss plans to deposit instruments in Paris within days, with prior Bonn constitutional amendments authorizing conscription.
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Midwest Spring Storm Blasts Midwest Snowbound and Frost Threats
A drastic spring storm blanketed the Midwest with up to eight inches of snow and biting air. Cities from Sioux City to Chicago reported heavy, wet snow and record cold as far south as Texas Panhandle. A tornado-like storm near Anderson, Indiana caused about $250,000 in damage with one injury.
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Iowa
Sioux City
Lower
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Mont
International Falls
Minn
Helena
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Ohio
Arkansas
New Mexico
Rockies
Indiana
Anderson
Ind
Young Dems Split Over Convention Feud in Wisconsin Rapids
Wisconsin Rapids reports two feuding Young Democrats factions after weekend convention uproar. Regulars elect Donald Worley president with officers Dan Draper and Ronald Jensen. dissidents name John Wiley president with Wayne Kirkhoffner and Sheldon Cohen among officers. Both sides set to present grievances to the Wisconsin Democratic Party state committee. clashes led police to restore order at the Elks Club.
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Milwaukee
John Wiley
University of Wisconsin
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Ronald Jensen
River Falls
June Clark
Rosholt
Patrick Devine
Eau Claire
Democrats
Wayne Kirkhoffer
Lodge Battered In Weekend Raid
Marathon county authorities investigate a weekend vandal raid on the Sarah Alexander Lodge in Wausau Wisconsin. Fifty glass windows were smashed shutters torn off and other damage reported. Several youths were questioned. the YWCA owns the lodge and had offered it for sale last week.
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Marathon County
Sarah Alexander
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Vinson seeks crime for Communist Party members in service
Rep Carl Vinson proposes a bill making membership in the Communist Party while serving in the armed forces a crime under military justice. The measure would place such personnel into special service or labor, with maximum punishment set by the President, and would bar concealment of past membership.
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aGmonis Whaton
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Spaniards Freed From Red Prison Camps Sail Home
In Istanbul 236 Spaniards were freed and began sailing home after years in Soviet camps. More than 400 Spanish prisoners remained with Russians. The outbound group left Odessa on March 26 following negotiations, including 248 soldiers who fought with the Nationalists on the Eastern Front, plus civilian internees from various periods of the Spanish Civil War.
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Turkey
Winch
Odessa
Wn Higer
Spain
Russia
Ilago
Four Crewmen Die As Empire Windrush Explodes
In the Suez Canal Zone the British troopship Empire Windrush suffered a boiler room explosion and raging fire after an attempted sabotage inquiry. About 1,500 people were rescued by four ships, 14,561-ton Windrush sank after all survivors were saved, with 18 injuries. A Dutch captain reported calm seas and orderly rescue as two British destroyers joined the effort.
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Suez Canal Zone
England
Far East
Port Said
British Sea Transport
Camrier
Triumph
Empire Windrush
G Hazelhoff
Four Die In Wisconsin Car Crashes This Weekend
Four people died in Wisconsin auto crashes over the weekend. Alfred Delgadillo, 15, of Waukesha, died when his car left Highway 56 near Genesee and overturned. Mrs. William Jeschke, 35, Milwaukee, died after a three car collision involving her husband’s car. Marvin Larson, 34, Madison, died in a Dodgeville hospital from injuries from Saturday night. Janus Greeneveld, 69, Unity, was killed when a car struck him on Highway 12 Saturday.
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Wisconsin
Alfred Delgadillo
Wau‘Kesha
Genesee
William Jeschke
Milwaukee
Marvin Larson
Madison
Dodgeville
Loyalty
Janus Greeneveld
Unity
Weather Summary and Temperatures for Wisconsin and Minnesota
Partly cloudy in Wisconsin with tonight's low around 3 to 15 above and Tuesday's high 15 to 25. Minnesota forecast shows increasing clouds and light snow tonight, with a cool high around 5 to 32. Observations report 20 at 7:30 am and overcast, with a 41 maximum and 25 minimum historically. precipitation trace and annual efficiency noted.
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