Morse Attack on the Angers GOP
Senate debate erupts as Morse accuses Eisenhower policy of aiding utilities and taxes. GOP leaders call for censure while some Democrats defend Morse, arguing the remarks target administration morality over party lines.
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Morse
Senate
GOP
Eisenhower
Idaho Power Co
Snake’ River
Idaho
Oregon
Dave Beck
Joan
Idaho Power
Congress
United States
Sen. Bourke
Hickenlooper
Iowa
Joseph
R. McCarthy
Wis
Sen. Bridges
Robber Given Term In State Reformatory
John A. Cotton, 21, Minneapolis, was sentenced to not more than 10 years at Green Bay Reformatory for an armed burglary and theft in Ridgeway. He pleaded guilty before Judge David A. Johnes for the May 15 tavern holdup at the Country Club Tavern on Highways 18-151, netting $114.
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Podgeville
Wis
Minneapolis
Green Bay Reformatory
Ridgeway
John A. Cotton
David A. Johnes
Cotton
Tots Found Unharmed After Lost on Wild Flower Search
Two young sisters Diane and Debbie Halbeck aged about two and three were found unharmed after a six hour search in a Wausau woods near their home. Volunteers, the National Guard, a bloodhound, and local police aided the outreach that drew 250 searchers before the girls were located near a marsh by their cousin Roger Facklin.
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Wausauw
Halbecks
Wausau Radio
Marathon County
Dents
Diane
Debbie
Dalé Halbeck
Roger Facklin
National Guard
Hall
Roger
Eau Claire
Reynolds acquitted in Peiping slaying case
In Taipei a U S military court martial acquitted MSgt Robert G Reynolds 42 of the peeping Tom slaying of a Chinese Nationalist officer Liu Chi fat outside his home March 20 Reynolds claimed he shot LIU when Liu advanced with what he thought was a weapon The verdict followed hours of deliberation and drew applause from Americans in court amid Chinese resentment
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Taipei
U.S
Robert G. Reynolds
Reynolds
Colora
Liu Chi-fat
Clara
Liu
Five State Area Hit by New Wave of Twisters
A new tornado outbreak lashes five states from Texas to Michigan with storms and heavy flooding. At least 53 killed since Monday night, including 38 in the Kansas City area and four in Desloge Missouri. Tornado near Waco Texas injured four. debris and power line hazards widespread. President Eisenhower declared parts of Missouri a federal disaster area seeking aid. Heavy rains forced evacuations in Marion Illinois and Harrisburg Illinois.
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United, Press
Igebess
Oklahoma
United Press
Missoun
Kansas
Waco
Tex
Eisenhower Wednessday
Missouri
Kansas City
Illinois
Marion
Mil
Harrisburg
Death petition filed for husband of Riverhead woman
Long Island case from Riverhead notes Mrs. Florence English, 48, asks court to declare her husband Maurice legally dead after he jailed in 1934 for drunkenness and failed to call or respond, Justice David Kusnety serving the order for decision.
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Riverhead
Florence English
Maurice
Wisconsin motor vehicle law revamp heads to governor
The 440 page revision of Wisconsin motor vehicle laws cleared the Assembly and Senate and moves to the governor for signature. It consolidates highway and vehicle statutes, implements about 125 changes, and sets July 1 as the effective date. The bill tightens license rules, requires repair records, allows right side passing in certain turns, and imposes fines and jail terms for specific offenses including aiding escape from a mental institution and sex crimes with inmates. The Senate also unanimously reappointed Carl B. Steiger to the UW Board of Regents.
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Senate
Assembly
Madison
Wisconsin
Sbc
Power Cut At Green Bay By Blast
An explosion and fire at a Green Bay power plant transformer knocked out electric service in parts of Brown Kewaunee Door Manitowoc and Marinette counties. The blast hurled a copper cap over 200 feet. fire was contained by firefighters with no injuries reported. A Green Bay radio station and a TV station were temporarily off air.
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Green Bay, Wis
Green Bay
Wisconsin
Pulliam
Wisconsin Public Service Corp
Wisconsin - Michigan Power Co
Brown
Kewaunee
Door
Manitohyor
Marinette
Wisconsin lawmakers hear against municipal car license bill
A Senate tax committee hearing debated Gov Thomson’s proposal allowing municipalities to levy a 10 dollar auto fee and 10 to 25 dollar truck taxes for local funding. Opponents warned firms would relocate to avoid taxes, while the League of Wisconsin Municipalities backed the measure citing current property tax funding for vehicle services.
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Madison
Thomson
Senate
Legisser
J Alfred Ludvigsen
Wisconsin
Ludvigsen
Larry ‘Teich
The
American] Automobile Assn
League of Wisconsin Municipalities
Ed Johnson
League
Fire wipes out Milwaukee firm warehouse and trucks
A Milwaukee fire destroyed a concrete block building housing 14 delivery trucks of the Shellenberger Gregg Co on fuel oil distribution duties. Damage valued at 100000 to the building and 120000 to contents, total 220000. Fire crews saved two trucks and prevented ignition of nearby oil tanks and residences.
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Milwaukee
Edward Wischer
Shellenberger Gregg Co
Outboard Firm to Shut Down in Fond du Lac Plant
James Richardson of the Independent Machinists union says the Skiekhaefer Aeromarine Corp outboard motor plant in Fond du Lac will undergo an indefinite shutdown. About 3531 production workers and 150 office and staff will be affected, with seasonal pauses seen in other years but none as extensive. Oshkosh testing plant and Beaver Dam sales unit are not expected to be affected. Company officials did not comment.
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Fond DU Lac
James Richardson
Skiekhaefer Aeromarine Corp
Richardson
Oshkoshi
Beaver Dam
Soviet backs charge Israel menaces peace in Middle East
Defense Secretary Wilson urged Senate Appropriations not to duplicate House cuts in defense spending while warning deep reductions could harm security. He spoke with Adm. Radford and the service chiefs as Soviet Union endorsed Syria's complaint that Israel built a bridge in a demilitarized zone. The debate touched on Armistice issues, Suez tensions, and Eisenhower administration defense priorities.
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Washington
Defense
Charles E.wilson
House Appropriations Committee
Wilson
Senate _ Appropriations Committee
House
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Senate
United Press
Soviet Union
U.N. Security Council
Israel
Middle East
Damascus
Sergei Nemtchina
Salah Bitar
Russia
Egypt
Iyov
Huleh
Congress
Armi
Syria
A .U.N
House Committee
United States
Europe
Thi
Far East
Middle” East
Joint Chiefs
Army
Navy
Air Force
Defense Department
Eisenhower
Husband ordered to pay $60 monthly support
In Anderson South Carolina Circuit Court Judge J B Pruitt heard a non support case. Defendant Andrew McAbee claimed his wife nagged him about house chores and quipped I didn't marry her to wash dishes. The judge replied I do sometimes and ordered McAbee to pay $60 each month toward wife and child support.
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Anderson
S.C
J. B. Pruitt
Andrew McAbee
McAbee
Appleton man surrenders after shooting and knifing brother
A 26 year old Appleton man suspected of beating shooting and knifing his younger brother during a visit to his ex wife surrendered to police trapped in his mother's basement in Appleton. Kenneth Selig 22 was hospitalized with gunshot and knife injuries after the 2 30 am attack in Menasha.
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Menashaui
Appleton
Appleton T
Jack Selig
Kenneth
Selig
Menasha
Peter Clark
Clark
Jack
Joan
Agnes Lipin
Teamsters Grease Skids For Beck Ouster Move
Washington reports say Teamsters leaders plan a meeting to pressure President Dave Beck to resign as scrutiny of leadership grows. A grassroots drive also pushes Beck out, with locals in Chicago San Francisco and New York calling for action. AFL-CIO weighs suspending three unions over welfare fund abuses while promising reforms.
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Washington
Teamsters
Teamster
Dave Beck
John E
Beck
Teamster Joint Council
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Afl-Cio
Aflcio
Distillery
Allied Industrial Workers
Senate
Teamsters Union
English
Navy Searched Forest For Flare Pod After Accidental Drop
Navy teams ground and air search the Ocala National Forest for a missing flare pod containing 52 aerial photography flares with over 2 billion candlepower. The pod was dropped accidentally from a Navy jet on Tuesday night during a photography mission.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Navy
Ocala National Forest
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University of Wisconsin’ Board of" “Regents
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