McCarthy vows no attack on Ike amid Army dispute
Sen. McCarthy declares he will not criticize President Eisenhower over the Army controversy. He plans to discuss the dispute in a Fort Atkinson address and will decide on continuing hearings, noting the Army’s handling and potential witnesses. He criticizes no one else while identifying several journalists tied to the case.
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Administration Warned Against Broadening Row
Washington reports show the Eisenhower administration headed for continued conflict with Sen. McCarthy as Stassen attacks the Wisconsin Republican over his accusing stance on aid to Allies shipping to Red China. A White House adviser cautioned against widening the dispute to avoid party disunity amid looming congressional fights on Foreign Aid. Page 12.
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State Solons In Agreement On Surpluses
Wisconsin lawmakers reach agreement on dairy surplus plan as urged by farm editor William S. Knox. Rep. Laird will introduce the measure after Friday conference, with a joint statement backing the proposal and seeking cabinet consideration.
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Ripon Denies Maine Claim Amid GOP Tension
A fragmented report outlines Ripon denying Maine’s claim as GOP factions clash over leadership and strategy. The piece notes a Republican gathering with members like Chairman Richard Bird, amid disputes about messaging and party control.
Krueger Seeks State Secretary Post Bid
South Korea rows behind a 14 point UN backed compromise plan for nationwide Korea elections under UN supervision within six months. Pyun Yung Tai calls the Soviet Union the arch aggressor as Fifteen UN members back the plan. South Korea accepts while China and the Soviet bloc show skepticism. ROTEL and Indochina issues dominate weekend talks.
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Lemay says US bombers can strike anywhere in any weather
Gen. Curtis E. Lemay announced that SAC bombers are in instant readiness to reach any target worldwide. He described a massive retaliation stance and said several hundred bombers will move to bases in England, North Africa, and the Far East within 45 days, with refueling in air to extend range.
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Governor Orders Highway 41 Study
The governor directs a formal study of Highway 41 outlining objectives, scope, and expected timeline to assess traffic capacity safety and potential improvements for the corridor. A task force and state agencies will compile data and report findings by the slated completion date.
Asuncion Students Demand Chaves Return in Riots
In Asuncion Paraguay students rallied protesting the ousting of President Federico Chaves. They carried placards calling for Chaves to return and for the release of Lt. Col. Nestor Ferreyra, former commander of the army’s First Cavalry Division, arrested at the start of the May 4 uprising. Romero Pereira was named provisional president.
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Kohler Union Found Guilty Of Illegal Picketing
The Wisconsin Employment Relations Board found the CIO United Auto Workers Union and Local 833 guilty of illegal picketing during the Kohler Co. strike. The board ordered an interlocutory cease and desist against the unions and 31 others, while noting fault on both sides. Allan Graskamp defended the union, stating no harm occurred in seven weeks of picketing.
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No U S War Without Congress OK
A garbled report discusses potential U S military action without congressional approval, referencing Halleck and Halleck era figures. It mentions Indiana Republicans and fears about authorization, with scattered phrases about threats, peace, and foreign nations.
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Weather observation report from Wisconsin station
A terse weather log from Northwestern Observation lists time and conditions. It shows 7:20am reading of fair weather with temperature 16 degrees and notes on sun rise and set times along with remarks from Associated Press sources.
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French Push Deep Into Red Territory
French forces with tanks amphibious units push toward Yen Phu seven miles southwest of Phu Ly amid heavy fighting. Viet Minh counter pressure at An Xa and Dien Bien Phu area reported, with casualties unknown. Corsair aircraft pursue rebels while French gains described as appreciable and aimed at stalling rebel drives toward Nam Dinh.
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No Direct Threat Seen For Formosa
Washington officials report no direct threat to Formosa amid stepped up sea and air clashes around nationalist island outposts. Pentagon summaries note fighting near Tachien Islands where Chiang Kai-shek forces are garrisoned and civilians are being moved.
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Guatemala reports sabotage by foreign saboteurs near Puerto Barrios
Guatemalan interior minister said foreign agents tried to blow up a train carrying arms to Guatemala City. An exchange of gunfire left one saboteur dead. others fled toward Honduras after killing a soldier and wounding three. Authorities claim eight TNT charges were placed under a rail bridge at Castaneda.
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House committee advances Eisenhower social security proposals
The Ways & Means Committee approved broad increases in old age benefits and coverage. Benefits rise 5 to 23.50 monthly for retirees. coverage extends to farmers and professionals. Tax base rises from 3600 to 4200 dollars. federal state matching continues for another year. Minimum retiree payment climbs to 30 dollars. maximums up to 108.50 for individuals and 200 for families.
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Ike's Plan For Teens' Vote Dropped
Washington news reports that President Eisenhower's proposal to lower the voting age to 18 was abandoned for the year after a crushing Senate defeat. Only 34 senators backed the measure, 24 opposed, well short of the required two thirds. Senate leaders signaled no plan to pursue further action.
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Neighboring Farmers Die in Road Collision
A collision on a rural road claimed the lives of two neighboring farmers. Authorities reported the crash occurred near a farm lane, with first responders arriving to find victims identified as local farmers. Details on the cause and exact time were not released.
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