Wisconsin election shocks GOP as Proxmire unseats Kohler
The GOP concedes a bad licking in Wisconsin with Democrat William Proxmire defeating former Governor Kohler for the Senate seat. Proxmire secured a large margin amid high voter turnout, signaling a Democratic wave and prompting calls for party unity ahead of national elections.
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Conferees Break Over Foreign Aid Bill Dispute
Washington Senate and House conferees failed to agree on foreign aid funding, discussing a $500.9 million gap. House demands capped any compromise at $200 million above the House vote, with a second afternoon session planned to push for a new deal.
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Senator Jackson urges faster U S missile program boost
Sen Jack son of Washington called for accelerating the U S missile program and expanding long range bomber production after the Soviet claim of testing an intercontinental missile. He urged defense officials to respond promptly to the perceived danger and reverse the slowdown.
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Riot Prisons Kill One Injure Several at Colorado Reformatory
A riot at a Colorado reformatory leaves one dead and several injured as prisoners cause extensive damage. Officials report inmates fought authorities amid disruption of security routines and medical teams treat the injured.
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Colorado Reformatory
Weather map feature angles as readers explore 30 women
The column outlines a weather map feature titled Your Starsss with a 30 woman viewpoint. It hints at a serialized series exploring personal perspectives and forecast imagery, noting page layout and reader guidance.
No Filibuster On Rights Bill Reported Likely
Senator Sam Ervin said a small minority of southern senators cannot filibuster long enough to block the civil rights bill. He noted the current Congress ends soon and warned a filibuster could push changes to Senate Rule 2, though some Southern opponents were expected to argue for delay.
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Disarmament Talks Waver as West Proposes New Plan
President Eisenhower rejects Russia’s attack on Western disarmament proposals as deeply disappointing. He calls Kremlin claims of new missiles boastful while urging continued effort to save mankind from atomic danger. Harold Stassen will confer with Dulles this week as London talks pause for weeken. See RED WALKOUT, Page 5.
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Showers Linger Over Mountains Through Thursday
The forecast indicates showers staying around the mountains into today and Thursday if they occur at all. Temperatures remain near 100 degrees, with highs on the shady side of that mark, similar to yesterday's readings in St. Louis.
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New High in Lapses Amid Police Vacation Shuffle
City Patrolman Hogan returned to headquarters after a week away and faced a quizzical question from Jean Wilkins, the commissioner’s secretary. Hogan, the department’s public information officer, left quietly and went home, red-faced.
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Federal Pay Boost Bills Face Vetoes
President Eisenhower likely to veto two bills raising pay for federal workers. One bill would increase postal worker pay by 346 per year, costing about 317 million annually. The other would raise civil service and related employees by 1 percent, costing about 522 million yearly. Senate and House majorities support the measures but GOP leaders expect a veto. Arizona's Sen. Hayden backed the measure while Sen. Goldwater opposed it.
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Arkansas Chicken Study Links Cholesterol to Arteriosclerosis
University of Arizona researchers report they removed cholesterol from the arteries of chickens after feeding it to them, using choline and methionine in the process. The team led by J B Sutton Dr Arthur R Kemmerer and Dr Myron W Pasvogel note uncertain applicability to humans and plan further work.
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University of Arizona
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Arthur R. Kemmerer
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Tony
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Indictment Alleges Beck and Five Others Evaded Taxes
A federal grand jury in Tacoma indicts President Dave Beck of the Teamsters and five others for tax evasion. The 7 count indictment alleges Beck reported improper income for 1961 1963 and failed to report $165 005 to $254 000 in three years. Counts include fraudulent joint council building association records and conspiracies to evade taxes with Nathan Shetferman Kelton Shetferman Norman Gessert and Verschueren.
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Chicago
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Morrison To Be Asked For Ruling On Slot Machines
Phoenix attorney general Robert Morrison will be asked for a legal opinion on whether about 400 slot machines and pin‑ball devices seized in 1951 raids can be turned over by Maricopa County to a Las Vegas group. County Manager Tom Sullivan said the county pays 9000 yearly storage on the machines and that the Las Vegas outfit is seeking title to the devices from owners through the action.
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Giants Explode for Eight in Third to Beat Braves
New York Giants overwhelm Milwaukee Braves 12 to 6 as 13 batters come to plate in the third inning and eight runs cross. Conley and Jolly lead Milwaukee pitching while LeWatwski Crone and Barclay pace New York with strong hits and power.
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