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   Oshkosh Daily Northwestern (Newspaper) - November 11, 1959, Oshkosh, Wisconsin                             COLD Clearing and cold with ishing winds tonight cold Details on Page 2. Oshkosh Daily Northwestern Associated Press and United Press Ninety-Second Year Wednesday November 11, 1959 28 Pages Price Six Cents Two Tax Plans Offered Legislature Nation Marks Veteran's Day Ceremonies Pay Tribute to Those Who Fought in United Wars Press A presidential wreath laid at of the nation's three unknown warriors at 11 a.m. today in solemn ceremonies symbolizing tribute to its war Reveal Stempel Set Off Inquiry Info TV Shows dead and Gen. Lyman L. Army chief of placed President Eisenhower's wreath the tomb at the exact time of the armistice which ended World War I. The white marble shrine at Ar- lington National Cemetery honors nil Americans killed in World Wars 1 and II and From each of the there one Charles Van Doren ousted on the warrior but to rigged Tv conducted a crusade to Silence Observed Van Doren as a a The nation observed a committee investigator of silence at 11 a.m. in tribute 22.600.000 I The Herbert At wreaths were also has testified he was placed by American Legion the producers to tional Commander Martin B. deliberately to Van Kneally and Veterans himself had won tor Sumner G. i Stempel was infuriated by Van The main address at going on to win More was delivered by Retired Gen. and unearned nationwide fame anv single bert C. Wedemeyer who warned a great of France A vi t-i n 11. I 11 Q New Sf eel Pours From Nation's Mills Nelson Favors Withhold Idea Steel Gov. Gaylord Nelson placed two PITTSBURGH mills throughout the r hummed with activity today tax packages before the Wisconsin Legislature the giant industry today and pinned a top priority label on one built around a up operations following a withholding r 7 7 end oi the de Clt plus ln steel to UK appropriations More than 50 cent o. the with these or mended by the basic industry's 500.000 some other tax fhe three special tax provisions workers are back on the job The Democratic chief executive 1957 CADILLAC AMBULANCE BURNS One of three Miller ambulances burns at consin street and West Irving Avenue early Tuesday It was returning to ters after a run to Mercy Hospital when the fire broke A passerby phoned for another rather than fire resulting in several minutes Arthur C. operator of the Miller Ambulance said damage was great and it was not known immediately if the vehicle could be re- De Gaulle Is Pressing Own Summit Terms Americans against wards Communist N. Goodwin writes in a is dictating the terms and timing To Buy or Not To Buy Berries Some Oshkosh Stores Take Items Off Others Say Sales Nil to raise a rest are expected to be bark at hP tax work bv the weekend be and savings and loan i are turning out the Turn to STATE on Page 2 large tonnages of new Meel five days alter the US The governor details Court upheld a in- of his plans in an address before ending the the big a joint session ot the Senate and Steel Corp reported producing above 25 per cent The package containing The firm said it withholding 60 per cent of capacity by also would remove the 20 surtax on personal in- Still Hard Hit repeal of the 1947 Jones Laughlin Steel said income tax distribution to expects to produce at 40 per cent and provide three special tax tnis week This plan would raise HOUSTON Tex A j Although the Guard said some into production relatively Would Hike Income Tax have un- industry sources say it will The alternative covered the fire and ex- jbe tour to six weeks the to raise Sunday that destroyed the mills can produce at the normal boost income tax rates of one tanker Virginia with a loss rate of about 90 per cert per cent along the entire lives i Still hard-hit by the effects It also would increase r the strike are the exemptions from to 000 workers who were idled the surtax on 1960 income other fields because their 13 per repeal the 0 ine on tho e pro depend on a going steel off. and the three fo I have at P But l nave Startling Are Uncovered In Tanker Fire F of the said Ve About 20.000 of railroaders and coal Both plans would enough t j r called back to But cover the Witn the advent ot Thanksgiving jer active ingredient of which ot others anv other cranberries cancer in those employed in industries thai j magazine East-West summit At Pershing's Grave I Stempel embarked upon what T called a crusade for truth In other Day became a campaign to In the process he is building today either coulan t stores are become rues here the veterans of own and the cower or didn't want I with the cancer agent Will Close Line be high on everyone's it is believed steel theie will be a but supermarket patrons any cranberries on sale of idleness until fresh steel Van Doren and the own Prestige and the power or didn't want uar I of the L held French position within the services at the Arlington grave of Gen John J. er ol the American Expeditionary Force in France in World War I. i fraudulent quiz show Goodwin said Stempel was In the 10 months since he has of the best sources of had become the House subcommittee had in June Gaulle Memorial services also up the has done more than On orders from their a so far as General Motors Corp. an- ters several local can be it would close the last of markets have removed all in Oshkosh stores passenger car assembly whether frozen or in Wisconsin idling 7.100 more canned from their Corp. said it has enough Schools Shut Millions of school children had n T a holiday ds did the nation's I mailmen who made no deliveries Most other state and municipal employes were also given the day off. At Green Bay Courts and must banks public buildings were closed grain and stock markets around the country were j Many newspapers around the country suspended tion for the GREEN BAY de- about 100 feet of railroad trestle across the Fox River Authorities said a spark from train may have caused Wreath laying ceremonies andj the Tracks buckled as the fire swept the trestle nearest the east side of parades marked Veterans Day observances in the rest of the I the One section of the Firefighter Dies as Part Of Wall Falls boats to was not The 350-foot long trestle is ly owned by the Chicago and North Western and the Green Bay and Western There was no estimate of damage but one railroad spokesman said the structure is worth least million ble to give his country a decisive conducted at the 1st Division the television here really thought revealed this near the White House memory oi the men of that Turn to QUIZ on Page 2 unit who gave their lues lor their Oshkosh Daily Northwestern Robert president for only two more od 1'dTFQ.n fh 11 vin rt J n CT TOO LATE N 0 T T 1 N G H A M. land Justice ringham N. Stable complained Tuesday that magistrate's position in a criminal case is rather like that of an under- taker too late to do any Queen told a Cranberries were still being North western representative this voice in the formulation of for sale this morning at at morning that all and canned ern plans and He has j least a few other supermarkets in i cranberries are being removed done it by exploiting French i Postmistress Is Charged in Thefts nesses as well as U.S. Officials Amazed United States officials are less annoyed than amazed at his They have displayed vately some slight irritation at his disregard of President er's wishes en summit But many feel that De Gaulle's views are very close to those which the United States has traditionally held about getting to a don't Latest evidence of Gaullist to be found in his conference at Paris Tuesday and the comparison of plans he laid out there with the known wishes c-f other summit De Gaulle announced that Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev will visit Paris March 15 and De Gaulle hopes he will stay about two He also said he Western summit j ing in advance of the East-West I Almost Oshkosh but two store Food Queen shelves Turn to STEEL on Page 2 Kaminski would not elaborate I on the lindings pending a formal Substantially Damaged An attorney for American Oil which owned the said it was not known if the tanker would ever sail ship is substantially aged but we are a little more en- than we were Sunday at Turn to TANKER on Page 2 reported that customers further shunning the items Gordon The sentiment be- j that the fresh cranberries gan Monday when Arthur S. U. S. secretary of education and said at a D. news ence that parts of the 1958 and 1959 come only from Wisconsin and Berlin and that the canned cranberries are from In Red the and the Godfrey cranberry crops from wholesalers for Sentry and states of Washington and Oregon IGA food all have were contaminated by ed their not to sell M itchell Eats Cake Hat Over Jobless Forecast WASHINGTON kept joblessness to any weakness in our tary of Labor James P. Mitchell David J. McDonald of Mitchell today ate his made United Steelworkers Union and the I Unemployment in October was unemployment i industry's top bargainer R. Con- though employment was U.S. Fans Out Inspectors To Conduct Tests berries in any form until the failed to fall below three million lad British and 6n chemists today to test berries lor possible contamination ter is cleared up Taken Of I In accordance with instructions from headquarters at all canned as well as cranberry have been re- moved from the shelves ol the Oshkosh Mgr. D. L. Evans said this lie said that the order early Tuesday out las to out 103 inspectors Prime Minister Harold advocate of the hasty summit Turn to DE GAULLE on Page 9 Wis. A rookie father of three wits killed early today when a of brick wall of a burning dairy equipment MILWAUKEE ny on top of 46, postmistress at William 29, who had Caledonia in Racine been a fireman only since last day was charged with stealing died at Mercy Hospital the alter the torrent of Postal authorities said the engulfed him and two other was issued after Steele comPlained Tuesday A fourth received from persons in that werp escaped Caledonia area that money sent The injured were Johnny I her post office did not ar- 69. and Paul about 30. rhe at its The firemen were manning Commission Floyd E Jenkins in an alley next to the Mrs. Jacob over to U.S. ing Schlueler Co when a top District Court for tion of the second floor wall pted This was about 30 minutes after the alarm had been in by a patrolling policeman The roof and second floor of two-story brick building were in Iho 90 minutes it to get the lire under first floor of the 120-foot square i GOOD BOOKS England Municipal librarian Herbert cc that borrowers were ing books as teapot grease re- teething and weapons to throw at dogs and Red Owl store are also devoid ol Report Ike Move Made fo Kill 38 Bills In Assembly Only limited quantities of ll was reported Ties from Washington and And the have been found to be removed from sale at but checks will be run this those from other Turn to BERRIES on Page 9 Cranberry producers howled for the scalp of Arthur S. secretary of education who set off the 11 cranberry scare at a news T T III ence Ambrose S. yy ivice president of the Ocean Spray J i said in New York MADRID Flemming s action would wipe out ion dollar h f m h Asks Steps to Rectify Francisco He wired asking said tod you take immediate steps to J building smoke and A motion to kill of the 65 bills remaining from The com dairy washing The ond floor was used to store com- Four New Cases Of Polio Reported the past session was introduced in the state Assembly Action on the by cratic Keith Hardie was postponed until but still represented the MADISON cases first break in a Legislative jam that has blocked fall session business from the The them has even been formally tily the incalculable The sources said Eisenhower caused by your ill-informed over nerc enroute ill-advised press Pans lo on Ocean Spray is a the last leg of his historic tour that markets 75 per cent of the and cranberries under the Spain has not been previously Spray Its C. on Eisenhower's said at Boston he which includes a record for the month as he had predicted I was a couple of Mitchell in April predicted that hut Mitchell a slice off in iby last month employment would the of the to the steel to 67 million and joblessness woud drop below 3 When AFL CIO President George Meany accused him of talking through his Mitchell promised to eat his headpiece on the front steps of the Labor De- if he were proved Aides to the secretary had a nat made of cake so the wouldn't get indigestion paving off The detailed given out by the Labor Department after the symbolic hat eating showed that employment rose in October to ment rose 42.000 to 3.272.000. The proportion of unemployment to the work force rose from 56 per cent in September to 6 per cent in The ratio was 5.3 per cent last April when Mitchell made his Seymour deputy sistant secretary of mated the layoffs due ro the steel strike to the neighborhood of half a million the strikers back to work under a Hartloy law court Officials calculated that Turn to MITCHELL on Page 2 posed in the six days the about asking Congress to ture has been in session the industry for 100 Iran and Assemblyman David Blanchard challenged Speaker George ruling that a simple majority vote would be all required to kill the 38 pending ruling was upheld in a 46-40 lion I Morocco and Vatican Carleton I. There was no official secretary of the Massachusetts i tion of the but it was Farm sent a telegram official Spanish circles President Eisenhower asking welcome an to fire j In the a number Foreign Minister Fernando chard then moved action on chains took all cranberry Castiella invited the President motion be deferred to Thursday products off their visit Spain when the two met tne suggestion went Washington state director of in London in late polio were reported to it in the nc bllk asked the state's grocers 'A foreign ministry spokesman week ending Oct. 31, the if fne Assembly are to do There similar in Bangkok said Tuesday tnat of Health tno holds to a known to a position lhat quarantine action in San Eisenhower had an brought cases to 47. 10 add would allow cerlain bills to be co and British tation to Thailand but than on the same in 1958. dollars to the 1960-61 spending from thr package be- At least one big date had bwn sfi In cases and types voting on a motion to the said it would go on soiling presidential pd by counties Remaining hills in the bundle en cranberries because all its berries James C Hagerty kef and package rest in the This reflects GOP thinking in from New it news to He would No action on the and LABOR SECRETARY EATS the number of jobless failed to drop below three million last month as he Labor Secretary James P. Mitchell publicly his on the steps of the Labor De- building this The was a U.S. Tells Panama Not to Pick Fight ed States has told Panama to stop trying to pick a The U. S. government is also trying to find out whether it is true that Panamanian police were ordered to stay away from the American Embassy when were being made there Nov. 3 and 4. The U. S given to the Panamanian charge i Arturo Morgan i said Panama should end public out of the Panamanian extremists agitating for taking over which is operated by the United States in the Canai it has rented from  

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