Wisconsin Dairy Two-Price Plan Gets Partial Endorsement
Governor Walter Kohler presented his two-price dairy program to 60 leading dairy figures in Madison. The panel instructed him to seek congressional introduction while noting reservations over details. Critics warned the plan may hurt small farmers and restrict new entrants.
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Walter Kohler
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Fort Atkinson
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L Board
Kenneth Hones
Chippewa Falls
Wisconsin Farmers Union
Hones
Curtis Hatch
Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation
U.S. Signs Aid Accord With Pakistan
Pakistan and the United States signed a military aid agreement in Karachi initiated by Foreign Minister Zafrullah Khan and U.S. Charge dAffaires John Emmerson. The pact brings Pakistan into U S aid under the Mutual Security Act despite opposition from Russia and India amid riots in East Pakistan and regional tensions.
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United States
Zafrullah Khan
U.S
John Emmerson
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India
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Europe
South Korea
Japan
Asia
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Ali
Jawaharlal Nehru
Kashmir
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France and U S Push Plans for Asia Defense Pact
In Geneva, France and the United States pressed plans for a Southeast Asia defense pact without Britain’s signoff as Indochina talks stalemate. A French source said secret talks in Washington Paris and Geneva would continue. A Western informant noted no progress on Laos Cambodia withdrawal and a new IndoChina session was planned.
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Georges Bidault
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Potter Feed Mill Destroyed by Fire in Potter Wis
The Potter Grain Elevator Co. grain elevator feed mill and office were destroyed by fire Tuesday night in Potter Wisconsin. Three to four thousand bushels of grain were lost. Vice president Herbert Krueger estimated the loss at 40000 dollars. Fire departments from Potter Brillion and Hilbert fought the flames. Cause undetermined.
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Potter Grain Elevator Co
Calumet County
Herbert Krueger
Potter
Brillion
Hilbert
Cool Weather In Wisconsin Blamed On Large High
Weather report cites a very large high pressure area from Hudson Bay to northern gulf states for continuing cool conditions in Wisconsin. Winds shift to bring warmer air later in the week. Temperatures range from the mid 50s to mid 30s with some readings around 51 to 54 in nearby locales.
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Communists to Free Dien Bien Phu Angel
Viet Minh promised to free captured nurse Genevieve de Galard Terraube the “angel of Dien Bien Phu” who was inside the fortress during its siege. French sources said she would be flown out to Luang Prabang and then Hanoi for hospital care with a welcome planned in Hanoi. Gen Giap reportedly ordered release of his only woman prisoner and she arrived in Indochina last fall as a French air force nurse.
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Arias Ordered to Pay $36 217 in Taxes
Panama's government ordered former President Arnulfo Arias to pay 34 217 dollars in taxes on 307 6528 dollars of income not reported for the years 1951 53. Arias had served as president in 1951.
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Panama
Arnulfo Arias
Evacuation of Wounded Stepped Up at Dien Bien Phu
French air units in Indochina rushed to evacuate 60 to 80 severely wounded from Dien Bien Phu as Ho Chi Minh signaled willingness to discuss a six point plan. Renewed Red attacks accompanied high level French strategy talks on delta defense and airstrip repairs.
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Vinh Chu
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New Zealand Minister to Discuss U S Policy in Washington
New Zealand's Minister for External Affairs arrives in Washington to meet Secretary of State John Foster Dulles amid ongoing discussions on Indo-Pacific developments and regional alignments. The talks aim to align NZ positions with U S strategy as high-level administration changes unfold.
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New Zealand
Zealand
Ninister
John Foster Dunes
Dent
Owner of Leftist Egyptian Newspaper Given 15 Year Term
An Egyptian court sentenced the owner of a leftist newspaper to fifteen years in prison. Authorities cited charges related to publishing content deemed politically sensitive. The case highlights ongoing press freedom restrictions in the country.
Eisenhower warns on Guatemala arms shipment and communism
President Eisenhower denounced arms shipments from Poland to Guatemala as troubling and warned that a Communist dictatorship on the continent would be disastrous. He noted the Caracas Inter-American agreement and defended upholding the Constitution amid questions on segregation and political support.
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Eisenhower and Stevens deny higher ups ordered army actions
President Eisenhower and Secretary Stevens rejected claims that administration officials ordered Army actions in the McCarthy hearings. Eisenhower refused to withdraw a secrecy order, urging the inquiry resume for full facts, while McCarthy said the order could force a return to uncovering Communist influence in defense plants and government.
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Eisenhower
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Army
Stevens
Sen. McCarthy
McCarthy
Senate
Restrictions On Fireworks Are Approved
The Senate passed a bill 73 to 2 to restrict fireworks shipments to states that ban them and to shipments where illegal use is likely. Senator Wiley of Wisconsin sponsored the measure, with one other opposing vote from Senator McCarthy. The bill, to take effect July 16, aims to reduce casualties by limiting fireworks movements and could impact shipments around July 4.
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Senate
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Tot Chokes to Death in Oneida Incident
A young child dies after choking during an incident in Oneida. Authorities report a fatal medical episode linked to the child’s airway. Further details on investigation and involved parties were not immediately available.
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Oneida
Tod
Thre Bey
Ari F.cal
Supreme Court to Hear Segregation Decree Arguments Oct 12
The Supreme Court plans to hear arguments on October 12, the earliest date, on how final decrees will carry out its ruling abolishing racial segregation in public schools. Court Clerk Harold B. Willey said arguments should take one day, with a closed conference to follow before issuing decrees perhaps months later.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Harold B. Willey
Pustrict of Columbia
Robbery at Pulaski Co-Op Store Reported
A robbery at the Pulaski Co-Op Store is reported with a male suspect brandishing a weapon. An employee and three clerks were present during the incident, and officers were notified as the suspect fled with cash and goods.
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Pulaski
Balloon Reaches 120000 Feet Before Bursting In Flight
A rarefied air ascent ended when a high altitude balloon ruptured after reaching 120000 feet. The flight showcased extreme conditions and tested material limits amid experimental aims and public fascination.
Wilson Arrives In Formosa for Parleys
Fragmentary weather and notices mention Wilson arriving in Formosa for talks. The garbled text references forecasts, temperatures around 40s, and limited regional details with scattered times and climate notes.
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Wilson
Formosa
Stolen Masterpiece Reuben’s Elevation of the Cross Recovered
A $30,000 painting by Peter Paul Rubens titled Elevation of the Cross was found on the lawns of the Ontario Parliament Buildings after theft from the Toronto Art Gallery. Constable Arthur recovered the damaged artwork on the way to work as guards note it was torn from its gilt frame during a burglary alarm. The work, insured for $50,000, is under expert inspection for damage while authorities review the break in.
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Arthur Seen
Peter Paul Reubens
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