Loyalty Day Rites Saturday in Oshkosh with parade and dignitaries
Loyalty Day events in Oshkosh include a 2.2 mile parade from Main and Irving to the VFW Memorial Clubhouse with seven bands and floats. Main guests at a noon luncheon are U S Senator Alexander Wiley Brig Gen Russell Finn and VFW Commander Clarence Kilmer. An 8:30 p m dance at the VFW Clubhouse closes the celebration.
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Four Groups Face Quiz On Red Defectors
A Senate Internal Security subcommittee heard five Soviet seamen who asked asylum in the United States and four witnesses from the State Department, Immigration Service, FBI, and CIA. The panel reviewed claims that Communists are conducting a worldwide push to force escapees back behind the Iron Curtain. Msgr Bela Varga testified about alleged terror acts by Hungarian premier Szarka and aides in the United States.
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Israel accuses Egypt and Jordan of truce violations
Israel charged that Egyptian and Jordanian infiltrators violated Israeli territory hours after Dag Hammarskjold finished a peace mission. One Jordan infiltrator was killed in the Gilboa region. Egyptians stole crops at Nahal Oz near the Gaza Strip. Hammarskjold arrived in Rome to draft a UN report on a broader ceasefire.
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Juvenile delinquency remark at Los Angeles conference
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Berserk Indian Kills Four People in Wisconsin
Russell Monegar, a 37 year old American Indian, confessed to stabbing four people to death and attempted to find more victims amid an “urge to kill” in Wausau Wisconsin. He was arraigned on four murder counts and five assault charges. The killings began with his wife in their home, then his mother in law, a nephew, and a niece, before he wounded two at a tavern and was captured shortly after.
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Real Estate Man Missing Second Time in Wisconsin
A real estate man, August Symlick, 30, Black River Falls, vanished for two weeks then reappeared on a South Dakota farm with memory loss. He was last seen boarding a bus for Madison on April 22 and had previously disappeared March 24. His wife reports no sight of him since.
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Dulles Sees Liberal Forces Rising in Soviet Union
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles told the NATO Council that liberal forces could win in the Soviet Union if the West remains firm against Communist tactics. He urged a strong, united front as ministers mapped a broader NATO strategy beyond military power amid changes after Stalin’s death.
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Ike Seeks Panama Parley Attendance This June
President Eisenhower said he would like to attend the Pan American chief executives meeting in Panama City June 25 to 28. White House secretary Hagerty cautioned that attendance isn’t definite as Congress may be wrapping up its work and the president is checking his timetable.
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Eisenhower Threatens Firing Any Influence Seekers
President Eisenhower denounced attempts to wield political influence in government dealings and warned any official found pushing privilege would be fired. He cited two orders requiring courtesy to all with government business and immediate removal of anyone claiming influence due to friendship with the president or his staff.
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Eisenhower Calls Russia Refusal to Inspect Dampens Disarmament Hopes
President Eisenhower told a news conference the Western world is disappointed by Russia’s refusal to accept inspections as essential for disarmament. He urged ongoing efforts to convince Moscow that verification is key while exploring every path to progress. He outlined foreign aid, a possible new study, talks with Saudi Arabia on Dhahran, and a potential return of Gen. Gruenther to government service.
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Mrs Iris Smiles Wins Divorce Settlement Gifts
Iris Smiles, 26, celebrated a divorce decree settlement with her husband by receiving a new convertible, starting a home project, a checking account, and plans for a Bermuda honeymoon, plus an agreed share in art and music interests.
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Error Causes Chaos After False BP Dividend Report
At 5:15 p.m. on Thursday London brokers bought British Petroleum shares on a faulty dividend report by Comtel Reuters. The error claimed a 15 percent tax free final dividend boosting BP's price to about 160 shillings. a correction later said 10 percent and that the message was clerical. Trade halted as a review began and potential cancellations were considered.
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