U N Allies Propose Korea Unification Plan Amid Talks
Five Vietminh leaders arrive from Indochina to join discussions in Geneva aimed at ending Korea’s seven year war. The plan, described as difficult for Russia and China to reject, could shape future elections under U N supervision while opposing blocs insist on different terms. The Indochina parley opens soon with Viet Nam Laos Cambodia delegations joining Big Four and Red China.
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Andrei Gromyko
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Cambodia
Paris
Big Four
Thieves Target Schwegmann Market In $185000 Burglary
Detectives hunt five costumed thieves who overpowered a supermarket watchman and stole $185000 in cash jewelry and merchandise from Schwegmann Brothers Market in New Orleans. They used a cream colored Oldsmobile to flee, abandoning the car after a three hour safe cracking spree. A pistol was found in the abandoned vehicle.
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New Orleans
Schwegmann Brothers
Roy Centanni
Sana
Weather Summary From Northwestern Observatories
The report notes sunrise and sunset times for March 7 with temperatures ranging from 33 to 44 degrees and mostly cloudy to overcast skies. Observations include industry remarks on seasonal trends and a brief forecast with high and low readings.
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Associated Press
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Preston Menesne
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Greek Premier to Seek UN Aid If England Hedges Island
The Greek premier signals a move to request action from the United Nations unless Britain concedes control of the disputed island. Greece demands a peaceful settlement and threatens formal steps if negotiations stall.
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U. N. Act
England
Cold Front Brings Snow and Severe Weather Across U S Coasts
Torrential rains hit the Atlantic and Gulf coasts as a cold front neared. Minnesota reports 6 to 12 inches of snow with subfreezing highs across the Midwest. The nation tallies 38 deaths from snow, tornadoes and torrential rains as storms rattle major cities from New York to New Orleans. Chicago records a May 4 low of 33, with a slow warming trend forecast into the Plains tonight.
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Indianapolis
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Great Plains
State Tribunal Upholds Trailer License Refunds
Wisconsin trailer owners who bought licenses under a 1953 law are entitled to refunds the state supreme court ruled. The court said refunds are proper and directed the budget director to honor claims, rejecting the idea that refunds violate the constitution. The decision notes errors can occur in legislature and confirms a moral obligation to refund funds improperly collected.
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Wisconsin
State Supreme Court
E.C. Giessel
High Court
Melvin Larson
Departtment
Giesse
Minnesota
Japan Prime Minister to Tour Eight Countries
Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida plans a 46 day tour starting June 4 visiting eight countries including the United States, with Cabinet sources confirming the itinerary.
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Japan
Angelic Nurse Watches Over Dien Bien Phu Wounded
Lt Genevieve de Galard, a French air force nurse, tends wounded soldiers at Dien Bien Phu in Indochina. The page describes her courage amid shellfire, her age, and her role with Brig. Gen. Christian de Castries as the garrison commander.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Dien Bien Phu
Egnan Amone
Genevieve de Galard
Genevieve
Christian de Castries
Dien Bien Phuard
Dien Bien Phi
Ike Backs France on Indochina Peace Plan
President Eisenhower assures France that the United States supports France in pursuing a peace plan for Indochina. He emphasizes allied resolve and the need for a negotiated settlement to quell the conflict in the region.
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Ike
France
Indochina
New Jordan Regime Formed Under Abul Huda Leadership
A new Jordanian regime forms around Abul Huda with Mieke Akon and EsgieG SnGer named to top posts. The consolidation appears imminent as the regime outlines aims and governance structure.
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New Jordan Regime
Ae Abul Huda
Peas x Ee Mieke Akon
Esgieg
SnGer
Judge Slated To Rule Today On Radar Use
Milwaukee judge Frank E. Gregorski is to rule today on whether radar may be used to track highway speeders. Peter F. Leach, an elderly Milwaukee attorney, was fined $20 for speeding 40 in a 30 mph zone, and argues radar violates constitutional rights and is unreliable. The decision could set Wisconsin legal precedent and affect radar speed trap rulings nationwide.
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Frank E. Gregorski Tinal
Wisconsin Supreme Court
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Peter Leach
Leuch
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Leach
Sliaht
Frank E. Gregorski
Wissconsin
Peter F. Leuch
Cedarburg
Wis
Reds Seize New French Strongpoint
In Indochina the Vietminh press their drive on Dien Bien Phu as they capture another French strongpoint on the northwest flank. French forces counterattack and report bitter combat under a heavy rainstorm that hampers tank operations and air strikes.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Dien Bien Phu
Vietminh
Dickenson Case Verdict Likely Today
A blurred OCR fragment reports anticipation of a verdict in the Dickenson case, with references to court observers and timing. Names and exact details are unreadable, but the article suggests imminent legal decision and ongoing reporting.
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Dickenson
Doyle Declares Democratic Bid for Wisconsin Governor
Madison attorney James Doyle aged 39 and former state Democratic chairman announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Wisconsin governor. He is national chairman of Americans for Democratic Action and the second candidate to enter the race alongside William Proxmire. Doyle criticized both state and national Republican administrations and pledged to promote general welfare.
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James E. Doyle
Doyle
Nationall
Americans For Democratic Action
Willam Proxmire
Blooming Grove
Dane County
Rips
Democratic Party
Progressive Party
Oyle
Washington
Housing Shortage Cited as Major Divorce Cause
City officials report a housing shortage as a key factor driving divorces. A survey by the local planning board shows couples facing high rents and limited stable homes, increasing marital strain and separations.
Army Spy Row Sparks McCarthy Antagonism In Hearings
The Senate inquiry into the McCarthy Army hearings escalated as McCarthy accused the Army of employing Julius Rosenberg associates at Ft Monmouth New Jersey, while Stevens defended the 35 security cases and denied Fifth Amendment refusals. Mundt warned the probe would continue to the bitter end amid clashes with Welch and McCarthy.
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Senate
McCarthy
Army
Julius Rosenberg
Roy Cohn
Stevens
Rosenberg
Ft. Monmouth
N. J
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Sen
Army Signal Corps
Monmouth Laboratory
Welch
Joseph N. Welch
Canadian Governor General urges US-Canada unity in Congress
Vincent Massey told Congress that America can depend on Canadians as faithful friends and comrades though views may differ on methods. He stressed joint aims, praised US strength used for freedom, and noted ongoing diplomacy. Massey visited Washington on his first state trip outside Canada since 1952, meeting officials and dining at the White House.
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Vincent Massey
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America
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Canada
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Arlington National Cemetery
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Eisenhower
U S Leaders Say Intervention Needs Local Support
Senator Ralph E. Flanders after a White House talks with President Eisenhower says the United States cannot act militarily in Indochina without full local support. He quotes Eisenhower stressing action only with acceptance of the region’s people as Geneva news continues.
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Washington
Ralph E. Flanders
Eisenhower
Indochina
Flanders
United States
Asiatia
Dulles
John Foster Dulles
Geneva
Congress
Chippewa River Sets New High in Wisconsin
Weather and flood warnings spread across Mississippi towns as Chippewa River crested higher than prior records. Forecasters from Eau Claire to La Crosse issued alerts as rivers rose, threatening low-lying areas and prompting emergency precautions.
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Wisconsin
Eau Claire
Durand
Mississippi
Big
Clinton
Dubuque
Iowa
Chippewa
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la Crocs
Milwaukee Robber Steals 3700 From Hillside Terrace
A man robbed Hillside Terrace housing project of 3700 in broad daylight, forcing cashier Lorraine Roemer and two others to the floor. The suspect entered the project office in Milwaukee Monday afternoon and fled with the money after a brief confrontation. The incident prompted an internal search of the vicinity.
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Hillside Terrace
Lorraine Roemer
Deantown
Rounce
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Roemer Tod
Msn
Roemer
Josephine Gresham
President allocates ten million for West Dust bowl area
President Beeshewer announces a ten million dollar federal relief package aimed at the West Dust bowl region. The program targets drought relief, farm support, and regional reconstruction with funding allocated through federal agencies and applicable state partnerships.
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West Dust Bowl
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