Republicans outline rival Wisconsin tax plan
In Madison Gov. Gaylord Nelson reported the state budget improved from a 23.34 million deficit to about 4 million dollars, saying no new taxes are needed. Republicans unveiled a tax raise program opposing a franchise tax on banks and lending institutions to cover four million, while aiming to keep the income surtax at 20 percent. They proposed cutting state expenditures by three percent and keeping the 20 percent surcharge for 1959, with potential moves to adjust to higher percentages if needed.
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Eisenhower to Visit Lisbon for Short Overseas Stop
President Eisenhower will fly to Lisbon Portugal on Thursday for an oversight visit before returning to Washington on Friday. The schedule shift comes after the collapse of the summit conference and shortens the planned Lisbon stay.
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Envious Cardiff Judge Rules Court Dignity Questioned
Enigmatic Welsh court note shows Judge Temple Morris ordering an ice cream cone amid tense remarks. Tuesday hearing centers on decorum and perceived bias as the court weighs dignity and conduct.
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Nixon cites peace talks as Nixon cites peace talks amid spy fears
Vice President Richard M Nixon said Russians were traveling with diplomatic status and attempting to obtain secret information during a peace speech period in New York and Massachusetts. He noted no intelligence gap existed when Khrushchev was in the United Nations.
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Call for Alerting U S Defenses in Congress Debate
Washington dispatch reports senators urging calm responses to Khrushchev’s erratic moves and a cooling off period. Senators Russell Humphrey Aiken Johnson urged restraint while seeking disarmament talks and a safer path to peaceful relations.
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Maryland Casts Record Kennedy Vote
A flood of Maryland primary ballots boosts Senator Kennedy toward the Democratic nomination. Kennedy carried about 73 percent of Maryland’s 33 percent turnout with strong support from Baltimore and neighboring counties. results show Kennedy leading, with Morse and others far behind.
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Wisconsin Population Rises by About 228000 in Decade
Preliminary U S Census Bureau figures show Wisconsin’s population grew by nearly 228 thousand over the past decade to about 3.45 million. Milwaukee and Waukesha Madison districts show gains though full county details, including Madison and Milwaukee suburbs, are not yet released. District shifts are outlined with county counts and congressional district implications as analysts await final data.
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Gen Norstad to skip NATO meeting after heart attack
General Norstad was hospitalized in Munich on May 8 after a mild heart attack and will not attend the NATO conference in Paris to hear reports on the summit. He is the Allied supreme commander in Europe and his condition is described as stable.
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May Call For Conference As Treaty Prelude
Berlin reports speculation that Khrushchev may seek a peace conference with East Germany as a prelude to a separate treaty. Observers doubt joint Western participation and warn a unilateral East German pact could threaten West Berlin’s position behind the Iron Curtain.
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Nixon Seeks Best to Handle Khrushchev Matchup Prospects
Vice President Richard M. Nixon tells a Auburn crowd he is best qualified to deal with Khrushchev and to lead the nation. He defends Eisenhower’s summit role and urges determination at home and firmness against Soviet and Chinese pressure.
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Commissioner Ken to pay five dollar traffic fine
New York official Stephen P. Ken nerdy said he would pay a five dollar fine after his car received a ticket during a traffic observance meeting. The incident occurred last week and Ken pledged to settle the penalty Tuesday.
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Khrushchev Says Pact Time Near for Separate Peace with East Germany
Khrushchev denounced Eisenhower at a Paris summit, warning Western troops in Berlin could be removed when the Soviet Union signs a separate peace treaty with East Germany. He blamed the United States for the summit fiasco and called for Eisenhower to apologize for the U2 flight. He urged readiness to negotiate while dismissing U.S. spy flights and insisted on changes in leadership.
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Belief grows that charges may go before the U N
Diplomats forecast that spy plane charges and U S demands for measures to prevent a sneak attack could be brought before the United Nations General Assembly or Security Council as the Four Power summit ended. President Eisenhower suggested a system of aerial surveillance against surprise attacks worldwide if accepted, but no specific body was named.
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Former Defense Chief Lands Ike
A former defense chief, who resigned last December, announces a presidential bid. The report notes his comments and mentions Procter & Gamble as a referenced company in the discussion.
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Catholics Warn Cuban Reds Amid Competing Ideologies
Havana reports quote Catholic leaders urging Cubans to resist communism amid rising Cold War tensions. Archbishop Perez warns the Castro regime and the Oriente Province Catholic community to stand firm against Soviet influence and revolutionary propaganda.
U S Plans To Press Forward With Exchanges
U S officials say the United States will push ahead with people to people exchanges with the Soviet Union despite the pullback at a summit. The program could be suspended if American opinion turns hostile, with no sign yet of broad American hostility or Soviet reaction. Nina V Popova is the only Soviet visitor in the program, honored at a Soviet Embassy reception.
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