Eisenhower condemns unauthorized supply of secret data
President Eisenhower denounces any Army intelligence officer who provides confidential FBI data without authorization. He says the incident cited by Senator McCarthy emphasizes the principle, and he notes the free world should not abandon Indochina. The remarks came at a news conference, with questions about the FBI materials.
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Ashington
Eisenhower
Army
FBI
Sen. McCarthy
Soviets Free Three Yanks In East Berlin
Three American detainees were released by Soviet authorities in East Berlin on Tuesday. John Dudt of Bronxville New York was among them after a period of detention following arrests late last month. The others freed were two more U.S. nationals previously held in the area.
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East Berlin
Jonn Dudt
Bronklya
Bok
Eld
Berlin
Daniel Grady 81 Dies. UW Regent, Lawyer and Farmer
Daniel H. Grady veteran Wisconsin lawyer, former University of Wisconsin regent since 1924, Democratic and Progressive leader, farmer in Wisconsin and Minnesota died Tuesday at 81. He estimated handling over 10 700 cases in 57 years across 63 counties. Funeral Friday at 10 a.m. in Portage St Mary’s Church.
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Daniel H. Grady
University of Wisconsin
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Minnesota
Canada
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Grady
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State Assembly
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Cray Wis
Ruth O'Brien
St. Siare’s Catholic Church
Portaxe
U.N. Councilset to Study Border Cases
United Nations Security Council members prepare to study border disputes involving ten nations. The meeting aims to examine charges and potential tensions across several border regions amid rising tensions and regional conflicts.
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U.N. Council
Indochina Deemed Very Important by Eisenhower
President Eisenhower rejected the idea of writing off Indochina as unimportant to Southeast Asia defense. He affirmed Indochina’s key role in a collective defense plan to shield the region from Communist expansion, a position aligned with Secretary Dulles on the stakes in Asia.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Free World
Indochina
Southeast Asia
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
United States
Hall Hearing Critique Sparks GOP Clash in Washington
Chairman Leonard W. Hall of the Republican Committee says hearings are not helping and questions their value amid reporters and party members at the Capitol. The comments reflect internal GOP debate over the probe and its political impact.
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Leonard W. Hall
Republitional Committee
Turshe
Emsenheser
Inter American Army Forecast by Colombian Official
Bogota officials predict a large force ready for contingency in the Americas. The report cites Colonel Alfredo Duarteim forecasting military readiness and potential deployments with a stated budget figure.
Refusal to Partition Viet Nam Hinted in Indochina Armistice Talks
The Vietnamese government under Nguyen Quoc Dinh opposes any partition of Viet Nam in an Indochina armistice plan. Dinh's terms call for free elections under UN control and international enforcement to ensure real peace. France backs a plan for armistice zones, while Paris faces a confidence vote as U.S. Dulles statements prompt debate over wider Southeast Asian implications.
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Indochina
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Laos
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Lao
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Weather notes from Northwestern observations
The fragment shows an Associated Press weather log with time stamps and brief remarks. It lists a 20 a.m. reading of 49 with cloudy conditions, a 12 m 62 reading, and mentions cloudiness and remarks about surveillance of Rivet activity.
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Son Sun Das
Sheriff Accused of Bootlegging Cleo in Kohler Union Case
The hearing on unfair labor practice charges against UAW-CIO Local 833 at Kohler Co. was set to open as a federal judge weighs state jurisdiction. Kohler accuses the union of mass picketing and violence amid a five week strike. The Wisconsin ERB had paused proceedings May 4 to allow legal picketing but later allowed non strikers inside.
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Sheboygan
Outagamie County Sheriff Charged With Bootlegging Oleomargarine
In Appleton Wisconsin sheriff Lyman B Clark faces accusations of bootlegging and serving tax free butter to jail prisoners. The Outagamie County Board urged Gov Kohler to call a grand jury and fired calls rose from county officials and local residents amid the damning charges.
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Appleton
Wis
Joseph McCarthy
Outagamie
Walter J. Kohler
Lyman B. Clark
Clark
Ervin Conradt
Bovina
Bogine
Jaid
Mee
Six Greek Villages Hit Hard by Earthquake
Report notes damage and distress in six villages across Greece after a strong earthquake. Local authorities coordinate relief as residents assess collapsed structures and displaced families in Patras and nearby areas.
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Greece
Adams testifies Cohn pressed for Schine favors at Army hearing
Army Counselor John G. Adams told the Senate subcommittee that Roy Cohn subjected him to heavy pressure to secure special treatment for Pvt. IG. David Schine. Adams said McCarthy called Schine “not much good” and wanted him drafted, while Cohn sought favorable action through numerous calls and approaches.
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Army
John G. Adams
Roy M. Cohn
Pentagon
Cohn
Pvt
Schine
McCarthy Subcommittee
New York City
McCarthy
Subcommittee
Adams
Congress
Ray H. Jenkins
Kohler Plans Dairy Meeting in Madison May 18
Gov. Kohler announced a meeting of major farm organizations to discuss Wisconsin's dairy industry on May 18 in Madison. The gathering follows talks with northern Wisconsin cooperative creamery representatives who approved the principles of his asset-help program combining voluntary production controls with price support. He also outlined his highway project.
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Marshfield
Kohler
Wisconsin
Madison
Fines Add to Woes Of Longshoremen's Association
New York reports 592 fines totaling 92 500 added to the troubles of the International Longshoremen's Association. Federal Judge Hated Tarkethorte imposed prison terms and fines after a grand jury found obstruction and contempt in a bid to control West Coast port workers. Local leaders faced sentences, with terms linked to the Pistol Local and secret fare of Local 825.
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New York
International Longshoremen’s Assn
Westrugzie
Dar Wxerkers
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Jucae
Laniel seeks support from lieutenants for showdown vote
Premier Laniel meets with aides in Paris to gauge backing for a critical showdown vote. He warns that failure could embolden communists and threaten French military and political strategy amid the Geneva conference negotiations.
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Geneva
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