Eisenhower cites doubt on U2 shoot down claim
President Eisenhower voiced some belief that the American U2 spy plane may not have been shot down at high altitude as the Soviets claim. He urged that Russian accounts and the released photographs are inconsistent and pressed for clarity ahead of the Paris summit.
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Eisenhower cites economy surpassing half trillion mark
President Eisenhower announced the U S economy exceeded 500 billion dollars for the first time. He said April employment rose about 1.9 million and unemployment fell sharply though full job figures were to be released by the Labor Department. The disclosure, reported with caution amid criticism, aimed to bolster public confidence.
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Call about Pipeline Impropriety Questioned by Panel
Washington Reuters report details FPC chairman Jerome Kuykendall recalled for further questioning over a phone call with Corcoran a Tennessee Gas adviser. The October call touched on rates for a pipeline project, a matter not yet decided by the commission.
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Blue Ribbon Tax Group To Draw up Report
Members of the Blue Ribbon tax committee plan to draft a report for next fall on tax changes. With votes recorded in favor of various changes, action remains to be decided in the fall. The Legislature faces a budget deficit near 23 million with proposed cuts and a 1 percent income tax increase floated by Gov. Nelson. Republicans show doubt, and a 1 percent across the board spending cut is also proposed by two GOP senators.
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Japan Would Seek US Military Aid If Russia Attacks
AP reports Tokyo underlined by Foreign Minister Anchira Funzama that Japan would request U.S. military assistance should Russia invade, stating the government would seek support from Washington in case of aggression.
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Milky Way London UpIr Miz Elizabeth Trehase
Elizabeth Trehase wife of the chairman of the MHK Marketing Board has a stunt for nails.
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Cuban youth group to dock after coast guard rescue
A group of eight Cubans aboard a vessel ran out of gas and drifted 35 miles south of Miami. Coast Guard crews towed them ashore on Tuesday. They claimed anti-Communist ties and feared reprisals for their families. Immigration officials expect possible asylum.
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Newport Invites Eisenhower for Summer Stay
President Eisenhower has been invited to spend his summer vacation in Newport. Governor Christopher DeSesto (FR) signed Tuesday a measure tied to the invitation and related terms for the 1957 and 1658 periods.
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Triton's World Circumnavigation Returns Home
The nuclear powered submarine Triton returns to New London after a 77 day voyage circling the globe along Magellan’s route. Crew members and families greet officers as President Eisenhower lauds the mission with a Presidential Citation.
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Kennedy victory boosts momentum of drive in state
Analysis notes Kennedy's West Virginia win sharply boosts momentum for his Democratic presidential bid. The piece discusses photo analysis of a Soviet air base and its possible implications, Kennedy's Catholicism issue, and potential effects on other candidates like Humphrey and Stevenson. It mentions Vice President Johnson and the political dynamics in West Virginia.
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Milwaukee boy dies from burns in suspected abuse case
AP report says Mark Boida died of second and third degree burns found in his bed. Assistant district attorney Hugh OConnell planned further questioning of the boy's mother Virginia Boida. The medical examiner noted burns covering about 20 percent of the body along with possible fingernail marks and prior scalding incidents. The mother claimed she gave baths as punishment after the boy misbehaved and suggested an earlier bath incident.
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Spy Equipment Display Sparks Cold War Tension
MOESE AP reports Soviet and American tensions rise as spy equipment displayed amid border concerns. Foreign Minister remarks frame intrusion as a violation of international space and sovereignty, with calls for lawful response and NATO involvement. The broadcast notes a U S broadcast and potential responses from Washington.
Kennedy Wins West Virginia Primary and Seals Nomination Path
Senator John F. Kennedy of Massachusetts surged to a decisive West Virginia primary victory, defeating Hubert H. Humphrey and shrinking his rivals’ path to the Democratic nomination. Kennedy captured a large share of votes and carried a Catholic label controversy, while Humphrey conceded defeat and left the race.
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Solicewom Viola Teroxel's first day on job noted
Witness TV cameraman Jim Trueblood saw Viola Teroxel on her first day as a policewoman in Son
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Humphrey State Out in Cold in Wisconsin Delegation Shift
Wisconsin delegates shift as Senator Hubert Humphrey withdraws from the Democratic presidential race and signals no fixed pledge. Deputy officials report Kennedy leading with about 20 percent support in the state. Some 2nd district delegates indicate readiness to back Adlai Stevenson, while others remain noncommittal pending further guidance from Humphrey.
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Loan Approved For St Norbert Union Details
Washington AP reports the Com announced a $300 loan for St Norbert Union to fund a student union project at De Pere. The loan will be supplemented by $100 and 600 of Gun funds to build dining facilities for 440 students.
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Central Airport Proposal Falls to Win Wisconsin Rapids Vote
A Portage County plan to join with its neighbors for a new airport project was rejected by the county board in a 37 to 40 vote. The proposed field would have served Wisconsin Rapids Stevens Point and Marshfield areas, while nearby fields already exist and a midstate expansion was under study.
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