Resume School Parleys Prompt City Hall Meeting
Council and school committees debated resuming talks on high school construction. They discussed a two high school plan using the present site and South Park School, and a possible joint meeting with the school board. Negotiation to buy land near Municipal Athletic Field was also discussed.
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South Park
Ald
Jacob Kaufmann
Kaufmann
George Oaks
Ald. Oaks
Green Bay
Eisenhower Expected to Sign Second Farm Bill Next Week
The White House said President Eisenhower will likely sign the revamped farm bill next week. The action follows the bill’s placement among 18 must measures and its delivery to the White House on Wednesday. An Agriculture Department official signaled approval for the soil bank program and broader reforms.
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Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Asst. News
Murray Snyder
Agriculture Department
Department
Printing costs questioned by Iowa state official
Sherman W. Needham, Iowa state superintendent of printing, urged a legislative committee to approve $700 to print the state bee report. He asked pointedly if the committee felt they were being stung, highlighting the request as a cost concern.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Sherman W. Needham
Mendes France resigns from Mollet cabinet amid Algeria policy debate
Pierre Mendes France quits the Mollet government in a move seen as a vote of no confidence on Algerian policy. Informants say Mollet will seek a confidence vote as debates on Tunisia and Morocco loom, with Communist backing possibly fading.
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Paris
Pierre Mendes-France
Guy Mollet
National Assembly
Mendes-France
Parity
Mallet
Abgerian
Socialist Party
Algeria
Mollet
Tthat
Mollet-Mendes France
Noboly
Coast Guard to Probe Dredge Sinking Near Milwaukee
Ten survivors testifying at Friday Coast Guard inquiry into the dredge sinking near Milwaukee after a storm. The dredge went down at 2 40 a m in 60 to 70 feet of water, nine crewmen died, two remain missing, all survivors treated in hospital.
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Milwaukee
Lake Michigan
Coast Guard
T. C.pennock
Milwaukee Coast Guard
Arthur Wilcox
Coast Guard Marine Inspection Office
E. James Fucik
Milwaukee Harbor
Fitzsimmons, Connell Dredge Co
Chicago
David Olson
Sam Kovarich
Bernard Selvick
Sturgeon Bay
Wis
John Beehme
Baxfield
Richard L. Sullivan
Cudahy
La Crosse Mayor Opposes Fairgrounds Payment in Deal
Mayor Milo Knutson again opposes city payment to the Interstate Fair Association for its share in the fairgrounds. He will not sign a $40,000 check or approve the transfer until evidence of the association's legal equity in the grounds is shown. The city council has overridden two of his vetoes on the transaction.
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LA Crosse FF
Milo Knutson
Interstate Fair Assn
Foirgrounds
la Crosse State College
Newison
Extend GI home loan program seen in Senate
A three year extension of the GI home loan program was proposed as an amendment to a housing bill. Senators Lehman Hill and Sparkman support the extension to cover both loan guarantee and direct VA loans. The measure aims to sustain home building amid debates on public housing and FHA credit terms.
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Washington
Senate
Sen
Lehman
Senators Hill
D-Ala
Sparkman
Ala
Federal Housing Administration Loan Insurance Authority
Bob Lehman
Veterans Administration
Senate Banking Committee
Eisenhower
Sen. Capehart
R-Ind
Nasser Accepts Invitation to Visit Red China
Cairo reports Egyptian Premier Gama Abdel Nasser will visit Peiping after accepting an invitation from Chinese Premier Chou Enlai. Maj. Gen. Abdel Hakim Amer will head an Egyptian military mission to China. Egypt already receives arms from Czechoslovakia and China and hinges on further deliveries amid Middle East tensions. Date of visit not fixed.
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Jerusalem
Gama
Abdel Nasser
Chou Enlai
Red
China
Egypt
Abdel Hakim Amer
Peng Teh-huai
Peiping
Czechoslovakia
Nasser
Cairo
Middle East
Syria
Jordan
London
United Nations
UNS
Israel
Sea of Galilee
Gaza Strip
Secrity Council
East Islip
Dag Ham
Gay Kibhee
Marshjolé
Jose
Percy Williams
Kibbee
Patat
Ant
Broadaas
New York
Hollywood
el Paso
Tex
el Paso Herald
SEATO Council to Hold Conference in Bangkok
The SEATO Council representatives planned a Bangkok meeting today chaired by Pakistan's K Ahmed. The agenda included Article 3 of the SEATO treaty calling for joint action to promote economic progress and social well being within the treaty area.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Seato Council
Ais
Pakistan
K. Ahmed
SEATO
Three Tots Die As Shacks Burn At Mexico City Kindergarten
Fire swept three wooden shacks atop a kindergarten building in Mexico City yesterday trapping four children tied to beds. Two died in the flames, one died en route to the hospital, and a fourth was rescued. Mothers tied the children to prevent falls. one mother was out, another washing clothes. An infant died in ambulance. neighbor leaped with the infant before the blaze. The director of the kindergarten saved the remaining child. Authorities suspected an old stove started the fire.
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Mexico City
Inis
Maria Perez Lopez Uz
Ignacia Perez
Little Oshkosh Lad Drowns At Butte des Morts
Two year old Douglas Halla of Oshkosh drowned near the public pier at Lake Butte des Morts about 3 45 p m while visiting grandparents. His jacket was found on the pier and his body recovered near the Irving Erdmann dock. He was pronounced dead after resuscitation efforts failed. Services set at Redeemer Lutheran Church with burial at Riverside Cemetery.
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Butte Des Morts
Oshkosh
Douglas Halla
Lake Butte Des Morts
Floyd Halla Jr
Algoma Blvd
Douglas
John Klemp
Floyd Halla
Irvin Erdmann
Ronald Heagle
Mueller
Winneconne
Fiss & Bills Funeral Home
R. H. Bitter
Harold Grunwald
Lake Winneconne
Charles Hobbs
Addie Roberts
Beloit
Redeemer Lutheran’ Church
Ray Stry
Riverside Cemetery
Mixed up Washington calls mix up two Kerr senators
Sens. Robert S. Kerr of Oklahoma and Kerr Scott of North Carolina faced ongoing mail and telephone mix ups. Kerr said the situation was getting out of hand as Kerr Scott was billed for Kerr's laundry and paid for it.
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Washington
Robert S. Kerr
Okla
W. Kerr Scott
Oklahoma
Kerr Scott
Robert Kerr
Eisenhower backs 18 point legislative program for schools and roads
President Eisenhower urges Congress to speed action on an 18 point program prioritizing federal aid for education highways foreign aid and housing welfare and civil rights measures. The list includes a national farm bill highway funding mail rate increases and Executive pay boosts with adjournment aimed by July.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Mtg Te
White House
Murray Snyder
Snyder
Paerhourt
Snylder
House Foreign Affairs Committee
House
Adam Clayton Zowell
D-Ny
Senate Finance Committee
Post Office Department
House Post Office Committee
Special Civil Rights Commission
Organization For Trade Cooperation
National Security
Greek Shops Targeted by Turkish Cypriots Riots
In Nicosia and Paphos Turkish Cypriots stoned Greek shops as British troops intervened to curb spreading violence. A bomb killed two children and wounded others in Lapithos, while a Greek Cypriot was lightly injured in Nicosia. A Turkish officer’s death in Paphos sparked claims of a declared war by Turkish Cypriots. British paratroopers used fear gas to quell the riots.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Paphos
Lapithos
Industrial Promotion Fund Urged Before Council
Alderman George Oaks urges immediate establishment of a 2000 pound industrial promotion fund to aid development. The fund would be run by the mayor city attorney city engineer and a social Council committee with expenditures subject to council approval. He plans a city and private property survey and talks with railroad and thick company agents to identify leads for new business.
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Common Council
Mit
Ald
George Oaks
Ald. Oaks
Senate group urges ouster of two Soviet U N delegates
The Senate Internal Security subcommittee urged the recall of Arkady A Sobolev and Konstantin Ekimov the Soviet U N delegation over the redefection of five Russian refugee sailors. It criticized U N staff and U S immigration officials for coercive tactics and mishandling of the defections.
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Washington
Senate
Internal Security
U.N
Arkady A. Sobolev
Konstantin Ekimov
State Department
Nikolai Turkin
Aleksandr K. Guryanov
Department
Sobolev
United States
Imlewsid
Boat Fire Kills At Least Fifteen In Manila Area
A boat carrying war pilgrims burned off Teste Island near Manila. Reports cite at least 15 dead and 22 missing with 20 trapped. Most victims were women and children en route to receive the patron saint blessing in northern area.
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Manila
Teste Island
Philippine News Service
Aye
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