Wisconsin Debates Interim Senator for McCarthy Widow
A coalition of Republicans pushes Gov Thomson to appoint Jean McCarthy to succeed her late husband Senator Joseph McCarthy, arguing for an interim choice bypassing a special election. Democrats vow to fight any change, while others urge a law change to permit an interim appointee, with Thomson to decide after meetings.
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Madison
Joseph R. Mec‘Carthy
U.S
Senate
Wisconsin
Vernon ‘Thomson
State Party
Phillp Nash
Jean McCarthy
GOP
Alvin E. O.konski
Washington
Joe McCarthy
O’konski
Jéan
McCarthy
Lorge
Thomson
Thomson _ Thomson
Tiake
Dc Power
Cauous Land
Oscar Rennebohm
Walter
L. Merten
Milwaukee
Library
State Assembly
Bress
Nash
Robert la Follette
Lad Drowns Aiding Playmates In Milwaukee River
Edward Neon, 22, of Saukville formerly Oshkosh drowned Wednesday around 2 p m in the Milwaukee River north of Ozaukee County while going to assist two playmates who were in trouble.
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Edward Neon
Saukville
Oshkosh
Milwaukee River
Ozaukee County
Dag Hammarskjold arrives in Jerusalem for talks with Ben-Gurion
United Nations Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold lands at Lydda Airport in Jerusalem for secret discussions with Premier David Ben-Gurion aimed at averting a new Israeli Egyptian war. Security is heightened as a joint U.S. Israel communique reportedly plans to affirm support for the Eisenhower Doctrine. The piece also includes unrelated obituary details and personal notices.
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United Press
United Nations
Dag’ Hammarskjold
Jerusalem
David Ben-Gurion
Beyer
Israel
Saudi Arabia
Gulf of Aqaba
Hardmarskjold
Lydda
Hamarskjold
United States
Eisen, Howeroctrine
U S 6th Fleet Returns to Prevailed Averages in Middle East
Navy headquarters in London reported ships of the U S 6th Fleet moving back toward pre istic averages as Cairo dispatches warned the move risks Jordan and Lebanon abandoning the Cairo camp. Observers in Cairo noted Egypt hoped nationalist forces would push governments toward a pro Egyptian stance. Pro Western Lebanon backs Eisenhower Doctrine. Turn to Middle East on Page.
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Eisenhower
Middle East
Lee
John Foster Dulles
Nenn
Washington
Arthur
Helen Nenn
Merrill School
Saukville
Otto Negendank
William Neno
Oshkosh
Redeemer Lutheran Church
Ray Stry
Wilbert F. Theiss
Port Washington
Lakeview Memorial Park
TLS. ‘Navy
London
U.S. 6Th Fleet
Previsis Avorages
Jordan
Lebanon
Cairo
Egypt
Extra Hour Question Puts Sleep First at John Bart Ram High
Philadelphia rest period survey asks students what they would do with an extra hour daily. The top answer among respondents is to catch up on sleep, reflecting student priorities in time use.
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Philadelphia
John Bartram High
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Plans School Addition
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church voted to add a school annex costing about 250000. The project will raze the old building next week with construction set to begin June 20. The 1956 57 school year will be adjusted with shorter sessions and plans include seven classrooms and a 270 pupil capacity.
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Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church
Theodore Sauer
John Kaspar
Mediaska
10Th Street
Edgar 4
Stauben l
Ranch & Associates
Sheboygan
Edward H. Meyer Company, Nee
Duryah
Lutheran School
Congregation of Grace
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ninth
Nebraska Streets
Rockaway Beach Attachment to Oshkosh School System Tonight
Rockaway Beach may join Oshkosh school system after a public hearing in a special council and town board session. Attaching the beach would tax the city schools while leaving township duties unchanged, with both bodies needing agreement to finalize the action.
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Oshkosh
Rockaaway Beach
Oaklawn
Sunset
Public Instruction
Oshkosh Thes
Rockaway Beach
Ity
Susser
Seven Killed In Highway Race Head-on Crash
In Pomeroy Ohio a highway race between two cars ended in a head on collision. John Carter Smith 21 Middleport and William Hailey 31 Cheshire were killed. Nancy McCoy ? died, and six others died or were injured. Thirty two year old Elizabeth Hailey died at scene.
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Pomeroy
Ohio
Nancy McCoy
Cheshire
State Highway Patrol
John Carter Smith
Middleport
Smith
Ruby McCoy
Ruth Amny Hailey
Halleys
Hubert Boyd
Eisenhower presses for foreign aid package of 3.88 billion
President Eisenhower urged congressional leaders to pass a foreign aid package of at least 3.88 billion for fiscal 1958 after a White House meeting. Senate and House leaders from both parties weighed the reduced plan of 2.8 billion in military aid and 1.08 billion in economic aid, with varying views on further cuts.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
William F. Knowland
White House
Vonbress Cally
Weer
Lyndon’ B. Johnson
Treasury
George M
Humphrey
Johnson
Congress
Coneress
House
John Foster Dulles
James P. Richards
State and Defense Departments
International Cooperation Administration
John W. McCormack
Mass
Beck ties to Anheuser Busch probe in labor rackets
Kennedy and the Senate Labor Rackets Committee scrutinize Beck for allegedly using his Teamsters presidency to enrich himself. Evidence links Beck to Anheuser Busch, including a large Budweiser distributorship, special beer orders, and possible buyout offers as investigators seek improper financial gains and hidden connections. Wilson testified about relaying labor guidance and discussing resistance to wage demands with Beck and California brewers. Additional witnesses and documents point to Beck’s dominance of a wholesale distributor network distributing Budweiser across Alaska and the Northwest.
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Dave Beck
Right
Teamsters ’Union
Dward Bennett Williams
Senate
Beck
Nm. Kennedy
Thetate
Anheuser[Busch Inc
Kennedy
Wilson
Robert #. Kennedy
Chicago
California Brewers’ Institute
Beer-Makers’ Association
Milwaukee
United Front
California
Sen. Kennedy
Dof
Canada
Jmot
Brewing Company
Alaska
Ferschueren
Teamsters Union
Tranis
Union
Illumination excuse in Ridgefield court ends with fine
In Ridgefield New Jersey a 1 year old motorist offered an illuminating explanation in Municipal Court for a passenger perched on a front fender of a moving car. D A Abbatiello said the headlights had blown and that the outdoor passenger held two flashlights. Magistrate Martin J Commins fined the youth for careless driving.
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Ridgefield
D. A. Abbatiello
Martin J. Commins
Allies Call for Adequate Shield Across Europe
In Bonn a joint statement by Great Britain and West Germany says NATO must maintain an adequate shield of land sea and air forces to protect member states. Franz Josef Strauss will visit London to discuss mutual defense questions as Macmillan and Adenauer conclude two days of summit talks with no formal agreements.
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Bonn
Germany
Great Britain
West Germany
North Atlantic
Franz Josef Strauss
London
Harold Macmillan
Konrad Adenauer
Senator Malone Pushes Expunging McCarthy Censure
Senator Malone urges the Senate to expunge its 1954 censure of Senator McCarthy, arguing the action arose from emotionalism and set a dangerous precedent. He notes McCarthy’s death last week and suggests a formal record strike. Senator Morse objects, saying expunging would rewrite history.
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Washington
Sen
Malone
New
Senate
McCarthy
Wis
Mc.Carthy
Morse
B-Ore
Opera star Ezio Pinza dies at 63 in Stamford
Ezio Pinza famed for the Metropolitan Opera and Broadway musical fame died at his Stamford home at age 63 after three strokes since last August. The Italian-born bass starred in South Pacific opposite Mary Martin and later in Mr. Imperium. He joined the Met in 1926 and had a long operatic career before Broadway success with Fanny and South Pacific. Pinza married Doris Leak in 1940. they had three children.
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Stamford
Conn
Ezio Pinza
Tie Staid
Metropolitan Opera
Pinza
Metropolitan
Mary Martin
Heater
Mr. Imperium
Lana Turner
Rome
Italy
Soncino
Europe
The
Doris Leak
Miss Leak
Cervia
United States
Churchill to Retire From Commons at End of Parliament
London report says Sir Winston Churchill plans to retire from the House of Commons when the current Parliament ends, about three years hence. Churchill would be 85 at that time.
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Churchill
London
The
Daily Herald
Winston Churchill
House” of Commons
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