Nation Shares In Dulles Rites At Funeral In Washington
Dulles funeral rites took place at Washington National Cathedral with a horse drawn caisson to Arlington National Cemetery and muffled drums. The nation watched a televised service as thousands gathered through the night to honor former Secretary of State John Foster Dulles who died at age 71. World leaders and officials attended as Congress adjourned and a state funeral plan was observed. The event drew participation from West Germany and allied nations and continued into the day with formal tributes.
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Washington
National
Arlington National Cemetery
Eisenhower
Dulles
XEC
CBS
Senate
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Geneva
Christian Afyerter
Maurice Couve de Murville
Britain
Sel’ Stra Llord
Cén
Metz and Hirschberg Named 1959 Community Chest Leaders
Joseph L. Metz of the Wisconsin Telephone Oshkosh exchange is named 1959 Community Chest campaign chair. Sidney A. Hirschberg of Jeffrey’s is appointed co chair. Oshkosh leaders express pride in their willingness to direct and fund raise for Red Feather agencies this fall.
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Joseph L. Metz
Marazer
Wisconsin Telephone Company
Oshkosh Exchange
Community Chest
Sidney A. Hirschberg
Jeffrey’s! Thas
Irving G. Reamer
Oshkosh Communi
Reamer
Metz
Hirschberg
Hirsch
Berg
Red Feather
2 Fear Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Meiz
Wisconsin Senate approves broad court reorganization bill
The Wisconsin Senate passed a sweeping court reform 28 to 4, shifting statutory courts to county courts with probate juvenile criminal and civil powers, ensuring one full time lawyer per county and dual funding from state and county levels. The Assembly had not acted.
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Madison
UPI
Wisconsin
Senate
Assembly
Supreme Court
Fuéze
Cior
Fiidicial Council
Wisco Tem
State Supreme Court
Cwatt SF
Snark Missile Flight Tests From Cape Canaveral
A Snark guided missile conducted an intercontinental range test launch Tuesday night at Cape Canaveral. It marks the final tuneup before troop deployment and establishes the weapon as the United States first capable of delivering a nuclear payload over intercontinental distance.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
House panel approves shift in foreign aid emphasis
The House Foreign Affairs Committee approved a budget plan reducing overall foreign aid to about 35.6 billion plus leftover funds while boosting loan aid to develop backward nations by 100 million. Military aid to Latin America and other non NATO allies is trimmed. contingency funds and economic grants are adjusted. Technical assistance funding remains at 178 million.
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Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Eisenhower
House
Senate
Piz
NATO
South Korea
China
Tountr
Upside-Down Goldfish Case Confession Reported
The Sankei newspaper reports a case where an upside-down goldfish was confessed as barfied by a fish fan cier ten months after being fed. The fragmentary text mentions a figure named Teter and a chaotic timeline around the event.
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Sankei
Missing Castro Brother Rescued After Cuban Plane Crash
Raul Castro and the pilot were found safe after a Cuba coast helicopter search. Fidel Castro, stranded on Ramona Key, hoped to reclaim land in the Cienaga swamps as rescuers worked to reach him.
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Ana
Cuna ‘Upi
Maj i Castro
Cnast
Cuba
Castro
Ivem Sada de la Brea
Havena
Clenasa de Zapzia
Ramona Key
Cienaga
Pedro Luz Diaz Sanz
Air Force
President to Meet With Foreign Chiefs Thursday
President Eisenhower will meet the Big Four and foreign ministers gathered for John Foster Dulles funeral. Foreign ministers including Andrei Gromyko attend, with Herter and Dillon present. Talks center on progress at Geneva and potential steps toward easing Cold War tensions.
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Washington
OPI
Eisenhower
Thursth
John Foster Dulles
W House
Andrei Gromzko
Christian A. ‘Herter
C. Douglas Dillon
Herter
Geneva
Seborn Liesd
Couve de Murville
Gra
Igss
Hope For Progress
Goodell Wins Special Election To Succeed Reed In Congress
Charles E Goodell, 33, wins the 43rd District special election in Jamestown NY to succeed the late Rep Reed J Reed serving until 1960. McCaffery trails with 14,209 votes as Liberal Steinbroner draws 522. turnout about 44,500.
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Jamestown
Nyap
Charles E Goodell
Daniel A. Reed
Congress
Goodell
Chautauqua Country Gop
Robert E. McCaffery
McCaffery
Liberal Party
John R. Steinbroner
Salamanca
Rep. Reed
Reed
Combs Leads as Kentucky Dem Nomination Stays Tight
In Kentucky the Democratic gubernatorial race tightens as Bert P. Combs leads with 1,724 of 2,788 precincts reporting while Harm Lee Waterfield trails in rural areas. Lt Gov Harm Lee Waterfield trails Combs in initial returns as Wilson Wyatt edges rivals for lieutenant governor. Returns from 158% precincts also show Wyatt leading J B Wells Jr by a wide margin.
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Louisville
Bert P. Combs
A. B. Chan
Chandler
Chace
Harm Lee Waterfeld
Sutreme
Kentucky
Alter
Joan Irs Heer
Kentuck
Combs
Sen
Johnson
Texas
Earle C. Clements
Waterfield
Wilson W. Wyatt
Wyatt
J. B. Wells Jr
Schimenz Appointed to State Industrial Commission
Madison reports Governor Nelson appointed Milwaukee Alderman Matt Schimenz to a six year term on the State Industrial Commission subject to Senate confirmation. Schimenz previously faced confirmation battles and was named to succeed Arthur Enright effective June 1.
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CPD
Gee
Gaylord
Nelson
Milwaukee
Matt Schimenz
State Industrial Commission
Senate
Schimenz
State Public Service Commiission
Tesfused
Arthur Enright
PSC
Majoriy Republicans
Gops
Morris Slaznes
Two Hurt as Wisconsin Tornado Strikes Café
A late Tuesday tornado wrecked the Wagon Wheel Café near this city injuring two people Irene Walker 36 and Jessie Martin an employee. Roofs barns and windows were blown off across Clark Eau Claire and Dunn counties with trees and power lines down. winds reached 100 miles per hour.
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Irene Walker
Wagon Wheel Cafe
Isband
Jessie Martin
Harold Schuelke
Manawa
Dewey Walker
Bill Signed Gives State Fox Control
Gov Gaylord Nelson signed a bill transferring ownership of the Upper Fox River navigation system from the federal government to the state. The Conservation Commission will assume control of the 91 mile canal soon after plans to spend 361 008 for improvements are completed. Acquisition was urged by state conservation and boating groups. opponents warned the state could face navigation and traffic challenges.
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Madison
Fox River
Gaylord Nelson
Conservaton Commission
Gmroa
Princeton
Cai Teese
Vienna Favored for Summit by Allied Powers
The Allies lean toward Vienna for a heads of state summit, likely in early September, with Russia expected to join. Geneva remains a possibility but is deemed less suitable due to history and facilities, while San Francisco is no longer favored for security and atmosphere reasons.
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UPI
San Francisco
Vienna
Russia
Geneva
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
New York
MD Sa Aties
Isla
Charles de Gaulle
Amercan
Michel Debre
Als
Tornadoes Hit Five States Injuring Nine Across Regions
The Associated Press reports a new outbreak of storms injuring at least nine people and damaging homes across southern Oklahoma northwestern Wisconsin with smaller twisters in Indiana Kansas and near Chicago. The wet weather belt extends from Oklahoma through the Mississippi Valley into the Great Lakes with heavy rains and thunderstorms across the Gulf Coast and Southeast.
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Associated Press
Prospect
Oklahoma
Wisconsin
Indiana
Kansas
Chicago
Assississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Graham
Clemster
Gulf Coast
Tennessee
Alabama
Canada
Dakotas
Minnesota
Nebraska
Great Lakes Region
Ohio Valley
Atlantic Coast
Texas
Gulf Coast States
Armored Car Loot Brings $165 450 Thefts Denver
Two thieves swiftly looted an unattended armored car in Denver taking about $165 450, abandoning the truck after a minute. Investigators recovered a broken key chain and believe a stolen key opened the door. officers offered a 300 reward for leads. The crew was followed by insurance and Armored Motors Service officials.
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Swift
Greman—des Fat
Meusie E
Berk
Armored Motors Service
John
Armored
R. K. Peterson
Leonard Delve
Lea Delve
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Robert G. Menzies
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