Formosa and Pescadores Vital to Defense
Sen. Alexander Wiley warned in Oshkosh that isolationism is no longer practical as he cited Formosa and the Pescadores as bulwarks of U S defense. He warned of Russia's missile program and the threat of intercontinental ballistic missiles reaching American cities within minutes.
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Alexander Wiley
VFW
Andy Borg
Wiley
Maj
Frank Bleech
Sen. Wiley
Formosa
Pescadores
United States
Alexander Wier
OshKosh
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Vew Bieqmorial
Russia
Trade Bill Passage Seen By Knowland
Washington Republican Leader William Knowland said the Senate will move the Finance Committee’s foreign trade bill without major changes. The measure renews the president’s authority to negotiate reciprocal trade pacts for three years and cut tariffs, with House and Senate leaders predicting a week to pass. Sen Neely vows floor fight over import quota. committee compromises limit tariff relief on Japan imports.
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Washington
Senate
William Knowland
Senate Finance Committee
Eisenhower
Knowland
Senate Democratc
Lynllon B. Johnson
Finance Committee
Tixigo
Matthew M. Neely
Wva
Neely
Japan
Senator Wiley Sees Mixed Signals From Reds
Brewed remarks condemn China as shifting between peace and war. He urges immediate ceasefire in the Straits of Formosa and the release of unjustly imprisoned American sailors and other prisoners as proof of any words. Page 2 features full Loyalty coverage.
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China
Sen. Wiley
Formosa Straits
U. S
Bank Robbery Foiled as Abductor and Banker Die in Wreck
In Kampsville two gunmen led banker Waldheuser and his wife from their home to a car after forcing entry. A northbound chase ended when the vehicle crashed near Calhoun County injuring Waldheuser, Hubbard and others. One bandit Thomas Underwood was killed. another Clifford Ward died later.
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Kampsville
Thomas Under’wood
Washington Park
Charles Hubbard
Collinsville
Harri Waldheuser
lWaldheuser, Karmpsville Bancasa
Waldhousers
Hubbard
Waldheuser
Calhoun County
Paul Aderson
Walkshouser
Thomas Underwood
Clifford Ward
St Louis
Carrollton
Underwood
Burlington Loyalty Event Draws 50 000 Attendees
The Midwest town Burlington hosted a Loyalty Event drawing an estimated 50 000 visitors over a weekend. Speakers urged anti Communist, anti negotiation policies with China and promoted American life while martial music played.
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Burlington
Smial-Town
Lfe
Motion Picture
Radford and Robertson Return From Formosa Consultation
Admiral Arthur W. Radford and Walter Robertson returned to Richmond after visiting Formosa to confer with Chiang Kai-shek. They plan to brief President Eisenhower and top officials on prospects for war or peace in the Formosa Straits and may urge a ceasefire pledge.
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Washington
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Reysistant
Walter
Robertson
Formosa Straits
Radford
Richmond
Formosa
Sher
Chiang Kai- Shek
Far East
Racfords
Eisen Stower
John
Foscer Dulles
Charles E. Wilson
White House
China
Chou Ente
Mawland
Quemoy
Maisu
Renort
Chi
Delles and
Foiter
Ike Urges Role In Financial Setup
President Eisenhower asked Congress to approve U.S. participation in a new international finance corporation linked to the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development. The plan would require a $35 168 000 U.S. subscription to a $100 million capital, with the venture aimed at mobilizing private capital and private management to fund productive private enterprises in member nations without government guarantees.
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Washington
Eisenhower Zroday
Congress
International Finance’ Corporation
U.S
The
International
Bank For Reconstructon and Development
Eisenhower
Internatonal Bank For Reconstruction and
Makeshift Inhalator Saves Boy in Crash
A physician, nurse, and local workers improvised an oxygen delivery setup at a Brookfield crash scene to revive 12 year old Michael Kaminski. They used an acetylene hose, a funnel, and an oxygen tank until Brookfield rescue squads arrived. Michael’s condition later listed as fair at Waukesha Memorial Hospital.
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Conti-Ned
Brookfeld
Fred Krumenacher
Robert Collins
Bistar
Collins
Michael Kaminski
Reo
Krumenacher & Jockers
Rhodes
Iker
Cotlins
Michael
Brookfield
Waukesha Memorial Hospital
William, Woolcot
Joan Marke
Reminski
Ears Kaminski
Marks
Arrow Gone Forth Then Returned by Classified Ad
A humorous tale from Daily Northwestern classifieds shows a lost arrow idea turning into a dog reuniting tale. Mrs FWY placed an ad after her besentful boxer dog Joss went missing, and the ad led to a return remarkably described as Deg Returned Owner Happy. The item highlights the newspaper ad line The Number That Brings Results.
Thai Prime Minister Arrives to Confer with U S Leaders
Field Marshal Pibul Songgram arrives in Washington to confer with President Eisenhower. His reception at the airport includes Vice President and Mrs. Nixon and Secretary of State Foster. Discussion centers on the Vietnam situation as Thailand borders Vietnam.
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Washington JP
Snowstorm Dims California Life as Fire Brews in Regions
A freak southern California snowstorm stranded fishermen and dumped over a foot of snow in central Nevada while winds fueled fires across Georgia and Florida. Rescue crews reached about 100 trapped people as the storm extended toward Tonopah Nevada, with showers and thunderstorms stretching from the Great Lakes to north Texas. Temperatures varied wildly from 80s in the Midwest to 90s in Texas and 40s to 50s from New England to the Carolinas.
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United Fress
California
Nevada
Las Vegas
Nev
Florida
Stilore
Georgia
Air Force
Caliifornia
Tonopah
Great Lakes
Texas
Duluth
Mina
Mayor plans to name candidates for two city jobs tonight
Efaser Ernest R. Siewert is expected to name his candidates for city attorney and street superintendent at the council session. He may also appoint a third candidate for city attorney to win council approval. The first street superintendent candidate will be announced. A proposed charter amendment would shift appointment power to the council, a change aldermen say would depoliticize the posts. The meeting will also consider a $15,500 purchase option for an off street parking site at High and Light Streets to be funded by meter revenues from Wisconsin Telephone. A public hearing on vacating Harcock Street is planned, along with annexation proposals east of Riverside Cemetery and along Hamilton Avenue from Algoma Boulevard. Other items include compensation for the city engineer, a salary adjustment, reducing the annexation committee size, establishing a city truck route, extending one hour parking on Pezzi Street, and improving access near the Soo Lines tracks and arterial stops. Tonight's session adjoins at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday to award a $500,000 bond sale proceeds for North Main Street and Oregon Street bridge work with remaining funds for High Street repairs.
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Efaser
Ernest R. Siewert
Deters
Wisconsin
Telephone Company
Harcock Street
Wisconsin Avenue
Osceola Street
Deltox Bug Company
Bes
Comer
Rverside Cemetery
Hamilton Avenue
Algoma Boulevard
Aike
Ctr
Medive
Tovear
Leon
Pezi iScreet
Bord
Soo Lines Traniford
Scott Siz
Caerre
Leke Boulevard
IV ‘Mees Bazei
Tuesdar
North Main
Washington Bowevard
New York Avenue
Oregon Street
Hight Street
Big 4 And Austria Meet To Draft Pact
In Vienna envoys from the United States Russia France Britain and Austria met to draft a state treaty ending 18 years of occupation. They aim for a mid March signing if early agreement is reached. The pact would erase four power zones and make Austria neutral and sovereign.
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Vienna
Austria
United States
Russia
France
Britain
Europe
Br ‘Anschlass
Bind-Blay
Julius Raab
Joan Foster Dulles
Ece
Barold MacMillan
Antoine Pivsy
Vrecheslav Molo
Teave Austria
Austra
Atomic Blast Delayed Again Near Yucca Flat
The Atomic Energy Commission postponed the Yucca Flat nuclear test for 24 hours citing unfavorable wind and weather. A new evaluation was set for Mercury headquarters at 1 30 p.m. EDT as meteorologists assess conditions for the 40 million kiloton device.
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Lass Vegas
Nev
Armic Exergy Commission
Cet
Lumbel
Yucca Flat
Mercury
Nevada Atomic Proving Grounds
New Battles Crash Through Viet Nam Capital
Saigon militia quickly overran rebel positions as fighting raged in Saigon and surrounding districts. United States personnel were evacuated from the airfield and a four hour battle secured control of a river island near Cholon. General Collins and Britain’s MacDonald conferred with Premier Diem on U S guarantees to aid Viet Nam.
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Bao Dai
South
Saigon
Indochina
Ngo Dinh Diem
Viet Nam
Seburpan Cholin
United States
Binh ”Eavenheld
Chnese Arroyo
Collins
Diem
J. Lawton Collins
Eisenhower
Washington
Malcolm MacDonald
Britain
Southeast Asia
Singapore
MacDonald
Bac Dal
Suits Claim Injury From Atomic Fallout
The AEC told Congress three suits claim personal injury from Nevada atomic tests. Medical experts deny damages. The government and DOJ defend the cases with awards of 3100,000 each plus medical costs, and 73,000 for a third suit. The origin and claimants were not named.
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Washington
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Congress
Nevada
Commission
Joint
Senate House Atomic Energy Subcommittee
Department of Justice
Tee
Suis
Wisconsin and Minnesota Weather Outlooks
Parity cloudy conditions in Wisconsin with scattered showers and thunderstorms in the southeast tonight and Tuesday. Minnesota remains partly cloudy with developing showers and storms Tuesday. Temperatures show little change with lows around the high 50s to mid 60s and highs in the 70s. Winds mainly southerly 20 to 30 mph with brief higher gusts in storms.
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Wisconsix
Minnesota
Northwestern
Fox River
Menasha Dam
Buckstaff Observatory
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Richard Friedman
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