Full Compliance With Truce Urged
United Nations discussions focus on enforcing the Palestine truce after Dag Hammarskjold's mission yielded cease-fire agreements. Britain sponsors a cautious draft urging full compliance while the United States withholds co sponsorship to secure Soviet approval amid Khrushchev and Bulganin’s British visit.
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Israel
United Nations Security Council
Dag Hammarskjold
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Nitzana
Palestine
Burns
Holy Land
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Britain
Russia
London
Nikita Khrushchev
Nikolai Bulganin
Hammarskjold
U.N
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Ham
Smarskjold
Memorial Day traffic deaths forecast by safety council
Chicago report says the National Safety Council predicts zero traffic deaths on Memorial Day, with a nine today toll showing 40 fewer than the midweek average of 70, urging motorists to limit speed to under 60 to save lives.
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Chicago
National Fety Council
Ned H. Dearborn
Camp Planned For Visually Handicapped Near Rosholt
Wisconsin Lions Foundation approved creation of a 20 acre land plot near Rosholt for a 7 A summer camp for visually handicapped children. A 40 acre lake and beach are included. Donors pledged funds on the convention floor, raising 5000 in half an hour. The Black River Falls band donated 199 dollars for first place in the parade. Delegates also chose Delavan as the 1957 convention site and elected new district governors Vern Metcalfe and others.
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Rosholt
Wisconsin Lions Foundation
Black River Falls
Rosholt Lions
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Delavan
la Crosse
Vern Metcalfe
Butler
H. G. Fenhl
Sturgeon ‘Bay
Lawrence Jensen
Wausau
Arthur Farwell
Reedsburg
Lorn Johnson
Superior
Truck Hits Train Kills Three in Ohio Crash
A Roadway Express truck collided with a Pittsburgh to Cleveland train near Ravenna Ohio derailing five cars. Three people died, seven injured including a man in a grain mill and the truck driver. Passengers continued by bus after rescue.
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Pennsylvania
Bad business in Dallas as detective leaves car keys
Dallas police search for an unmarked unit after Det. W E Douglas left the keys on the sun visor of a parked unmarked car in front of headquarters Saturday. The lapse prompts a warning to officers about leaving keys in vehicles.
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GOP Convention Repudiates Wiley and Endorses Glenn Davis
Wisconsin fire insurance rates face a deeper cut as State Insurance Commissioner Paul J. Rogan orders a 17 percent reduction, far above the 4.62 percent average proposed by the Fire Insurance Rating Bureau. Rogan paused Van De Zande’s schedule, set a July 10 deadline for new rates, and noted proposed customer savings of 3.287 million annually.
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Wisconsin
Fire Insurance Rating Bureau
Paul J. Rogan
State Insurance Department
Rogan
Alfred van de Zande
van de Zande
Campbellsport
Kohler
van der Zande
Milwaukee
W. L. Phelps
Ike Back At White House After Golf Weekend
President Eisenhower returned to the White House from Gettysburg after a 34 minute flight following a weekend of golf at his farm. Dr. Howard Snyder called the round a quiet 27 holes and said there were no after effects. He spent Sunday touring the farm with Dr. Snyder and George E. Allen before meetings with his wife and mother in law.
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Gettysburg
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Jap Scientists Claim Another Bikini H-Blast
Japanese scientists reported instruments detected a second hydrogen blast at Bikini today with comparable power to the May 21 explosion. The Atomic Energy Commission had no immediate comment as Tokyo gauges registered atmospheric waves and an early seismograph at Matsushiro logged shocks nearly three hours before the air signals.
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Rubey M. Hulen
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Imatsushiro
Yokohama
Calls Mistrial In Schwimmer Tax Fix Case
ST. LOUIS UP A mistrial was declared today in the trial of Harry S Schwimmer accused of conspiring with two former Truman administration officials to fix 4 case.
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Schwimmer
ST. Louis
Harry S. Schwimmer
Reds Trailing In Italy Voting Early Returns Show Democrats Gaining
In Rome voting began in Italy's nationwide polls as the Communist Party, once the West's strongest, faced losses in initial returns. Premier Antonio Segni's Christian Democratic Party gained momentum, while Moscow's Stalin stance appears to have hurt the Communists. Major cities await results. turnout reached millions across 79 provinces in 7,141 districts.
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Bari
Wisconsin GOP endorses Glenn Davis for Senate over Wiley
In Milwaukee a surprise Wisconsin Republican convention endorsed Rep. Glenn Davis of Waukesha for the Senate, shifting support from Sen. Alexander Wiley. Davis led on the second ballot and after Catlin urged supporters to switch, Davis gained momentum. Davis, a 1947- veteran congressman with ties to Nixon, pledged a $150,000 campaign chest from Wisconsin industrialists and said he would campaign with all ticket nominees. Wiley criticized the king-makers and warned of strong primary and general election battles.
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Motions Thrown Out in Tax Case Retrial Tease
Hulen overruled motions to declare mistrials in Caudle Schwimmer and Connelly cases. Margiotti Lashly urged intertwined trials while Newcomb urged continuing evidence. Schwimmer’s health fears and a prior heart attack influenced proceedings as government witnesses and judges were slated to testify.
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T. Lamar Caudle
Justice Department
Tax Division
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Margiotti
Schwimmer
George H. Moore
Roy W. Harper
Moore
Harper
Irving Sachs
Sachs
Connelly
Candie
Schwwimmer
Spy At Cliveden Set Dinners Reported To Hitler
London dispatch says a captured German document published by Britain names Adam von Trott zu Solz as a spy who wormed into the Cliveden set dinners hosted by Lord and Lady Astor. Trott allegedly met with about 30 guests including Lord Halifax and Lord Lothian to gauge British sentiment in the late 1930s, spending hours presenting the German view while receiving a sympathetic ear from Lord Astor though Lady Astor was described as aggressive and mocking.
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Lord Halifax
Lord Lothian
Washington
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Lord Astor
Lady Astor
Greek Foreign Minister Resigns Amid Cyprus Debates
Athens reports that Prime Minister Constantine Karamanlis accepted Spyros Theotokis resignation as Foreign Minister after criticisms over Cyprus policy. Agriculture Minister Evanghelos Averoff to move to the foreign post, with Theotokis faulting his moderate stance.
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Athens
Constantine Karamanlis
Spyros Theotokis
Theotokis
Cyprus
Evanghelos Averoff
Foreign Ministry
Britain
Los Angeles Home Show Promises Modern Essentials
The Los Angeles home show set for June 14 will showcase mink shoes and 14 carat gold bathing suits among essentials for the modern housewife as part of its display of upscale household items.
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Raids in Algiers Casbah Capitalize on Military Booty Found
A 6000 troop raid into Algiers Casbah uncovered hundreds of small arms grenades and knives a radio transmitter uniforms insignia and medical supplies for rebels 4480 Arabs were questioned 82 detained as suspects amid a stuttering clash between French forces and rebels elsewhere in Algeria.
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Algiers
Charles Royer
Hedy Lamarr
Discharge Of Sect Members Upheld by Court
The Supreme Court upheld a lower court ruling allowing firing of workers with religious scruples against joining unions under union shop contracts. Two Los Angeles Plymouth Brethren members claimed religious freedom violations but appeals were dismissed. The decision also affirmed prior rulings against school segregation laws in Louisiana and related cases on taxation of housing projects on federal land and Taft Hartley issues.
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Supreme Court
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High Court
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Louisiana
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New York City
Father and Daughter Drown in River Boat Mishap
A disabled boat swept over a dam in the Kankakee River yesterday. Anna, his panther were drained and three others rescued. Drowned were Clem Bottorff 42 Harvey II and his daughter Sharon 15.
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Sharon
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