Dulles Sees Hope In Big 4 Meeting
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles returned from Europe saying the upcoming Big Four heads of state meeting holds promise of constructive accomplishment. He cited Germany joining NATO, Western European unity, talks on China and Indochina, and the Austrian treaty as key gains, while noting the trip’s wide diplomatic scope and plans for a Moscow invitation.
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Final Atomic Test Explodes in Nevada Desert
The 14th and final shot of the atomic test series lit the Nevada desert before dawn on Sunday, discharged from a 500 foot tower. No military personnel were in trenches as scientists observed the blast. The series included 25 major experiments with civil, military, and laboratory studies across Los Alamos and Livermore facilities.
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Wisconsin Weather Summary Readies Cool Showers
The Wisconsin forecast notes mostly cloudy, cool and windy conditions with scattered showers north and near Lake Michigan. Tuesday continues cool and windy with additional showers, possible drizzle near Lake Michigan Tuesday morning. Temperatures range low 30s to mid 60s, northeast to southwest winds 15 to 25 mph.
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Posse Takes Slayer After 5-Hour Battle
Dor tors' struggled taday to save the life of a farmer who killed a sheriff and then held off an armed posse for more than five hours before she was cut down by a stream of ihullets. The farmer, N.J.Trnes, 45, lay critically wounded in Cox Memo' Gal Hospital from posse bullets that blasted him out of his home Sunday at Thornton, nine miles south of Groesbeck.
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Adenauer wins Rhineland Palatinate majority in rearmament push
Konrad Adenauer's Christian Democrats secure an absolute majority in Rhineland Palatinate, boosting control of the Bundesrat. The result strengthens his push for rearmament, as Socialists lose seats and Free Democrats drop several. Voter turnout runs high with about 76 percent of 2.2 million registered voters voting.
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Molotov to resign soon as Moscow signals shift
Frankfurt Abendpost quotes Vienna diplomatic circles: Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov will resign soon. Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan is ready to succeed him. The paper says the resignation has been decided for a long time and notes Mikoyan could lead a new foreign policy course of co existence by economic relations.
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Five Drownings Prompt Lake Poygan Search Recovery
Five people drowned in two boating accidents over the May weekend were recovered. Alfred Behnke 35 and his son Allen 14 were found near Lake Poygan. Lola Majerowski 38 and her husband Thomas 32, residents of Thiensville, were also victims. Wisconsin authorities coordinated searches and planned funeral services at Wisconsin Memorial Park.
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McCarthy Attacks Ike Policy At Wisconsin War Vets Event
Senator McCarthy blasted the Eisenhower administration over Korea POWs and the Far East crisis during a speech to about 500 Catholic War Veterans of Wisconsin. He accused the White House of lack of courage and demanded action to free American captives. The veterans presented him a medal and citation for breaking through perceived government silence.
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Soviet withdrawal from Austria signals Cold War moderation
An American official said Austria's 17 year freedom marked a trend toward Soviet moderation, predicting broader Europe impact. Western joy over the Austria state treaty was tempered by Molotov warning of Austrian-style demands, as Foreign Ministers prepared for a Big Four meeting. Molotov planned to Moscow, Dulles to Washington aboard the New Columbine, to brief Eisenhower.
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Tito Foresees Friendly Ties With West Despite Talks
Belgrade President Tito ensured Yugoslavia will not turn from the West as Moscow plans talks with Khrushchev and Bulganin. He called the Soviet delegation visit a bold move, insisting Yugoslavia remains a free nation and will maintain very best relations with Western powers.
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Government Competition Unfair Says Hoover Commission
The Hoover Commission told Congress that future security and prosperity are harmed by unfair government competition with private business. It cites the Defense Department’s 15 billion dollars in business investments and urges eliminating about 1,000 of 2,500 facilities. It notes progress from a department revamp, but calls for further action including TVA fertilizer research transfer and higher postal rates to cover system costs.
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West Germany protests over compensation in Austrian peace treaty
West Germany protested in Austria today against war restitution terms in the Austrian peace treaty. The accord allows compensation only for individual property owners up to $10.02, while assets of religious, charitable, and cultural organizations are excluded.
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Polio Shots In Oshkosh Start Tuesday
Public health officials in Oshkosh announce the mass inoculation program for first and second graders will begin Tuesday after delays for vaccine checks. Clinics run morning and afternoon through Friday with sites at St Joseph's St Peter's Merrill Jefferson Grace Lutheran and Franklin primary schools.
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Five Alarm Moose Club Fire Injures Six Firemen
A five alarm blaze at the downtown Moose Club caused injuries to six firemen early today. The fire, likely smoldering for hours, confined to the four story club as crews fought flames near a dumb waiter shaft, with damage estimated at around $100,000. Fire Chief Edwin Wischer cited unknown cause at this time and noted nearby Milwau kee Art Institute buildings were protected as flames were contained.
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Eisenhower backs voluntary plan for Salk polio vaccine
President Eisenhower endorses a federal voluntary plan to allocate Salk polio vaccine after the current immunization program for first and second graders. The plan targets ages 5 through 9 and will govern distribution across states, with expected shortages for several months.
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Eisenhower
National Foundation For
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Detached annexation bid for Ash Tend Avenue area
Seventeen property owners along the new annexed Ash Tend Avenue area want to revert to country status, filing a petition with Oshkosh city officials. The petition seeks Oshkosh Town annexation of land formerly part of the area, with 37 signatures attached and process steps outlined by the city attorney including council approval, township consent, and a 60 day referendum period for objections.
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Thunderstorm Hits Houston Area With Heavy Rain and Hail
A severe storm swept the Houston area delivering up to three inches of rain yesterday. Lightning struck Juan Gonzales, 28, leaving him in serious condition. Nearby Pasadena saw golfball sized hail peppering streets and properties.
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