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   Oshkosh Daily Northwestern (Newspaper) - December 11, 1959, Oshkosh, Wisconsin                             RAIN OR DRIZZLE occasional rain or drizzle tonight and Low tonight 30 to 35. Details on Page Oshkosh Daily Northwestern Associated Press and United Press Ninety-Second Year Friday December 11, 1959 22 Pages Price Six Cents Tax Bills Face Defeat in State Senate Guards Rule At Meat Plant Jeering Crowd Dispersed at Wilson Firm After Martial Law Is Declared ALBERT Minn. j National bayonets Guardsmen dispersed with fixed a jeering PRESIDENT ADDRESSES President Eisenhower glances at his speech during address before India's Parliament in New Delhi Thursday in which he said the United States has strong forces ready to help its Behind from Premier INDIAN PARLIAMENT Vice President Radhakrishnan and lower house speaker An- Wirephoto via radio from Wage War on Ike Appeals to Nations crowd of several hundred persons at the Wilson Packing Co. plant today to back up Gov. Freeman's declaration of martial law in Freeborn The crowd was apparently ing not at the soldiers but at non- union production workers whom ant packing plant were touched off Wednesday night when a Neenah Man Dies Following Street Mishap Hike oh Tobacco Eliminated MADISON sin Assembly has approved two alternate tax plans by Gov. Nelson to balance the budget for NEENAH Charles 71, 1960-61 but they appear doomed in the ot 231 East Wisconsin trolled died Thursday night at Theda Before the two authorities condemning land to ob- Thursday the he had been involved in single property involved ni wnen a A and massed pickets blocked non- Wisconsin Avenue near mion workers from thp the Chicago i union workers from leaving overturned cars and hurled Three or four persons re- minor Thursday the non union men Wilson has been using ran through a rain of rocks both ing to work in the morning and the guardsmen turned away from going home at the Wilson gates as they Mayor Niles Shoff of Albert Lea County Atty. 0. Russell 01- then appealed to the for work this jand The moving swiftly The accident was airoa e c reported to Neenah police at out provisions that ect cigarette and Allow county to Thg circuit judges to appoint Mr Lansing died at p.m. blymen Chief Irving of cut out a ers to ize circuit judges family court police the hise tax Qn banks and clent had been reported to the mg and loan associations tor vehicle department as a fatality but added that his from the office would thoroughly Qne of tlle provides a the circumstances of Lansing's vhile Crossing street withholding system of collecting elim 2in" President Speaks at Opening Of New Delhi World Ag Fair Pavilion NEW DELHI President Eisenhower called upon all nations to wage together a noble against hunger and the scourges of and much of this part of the Ban Chickens Fattened With Cancer Agent l supervisory and clerical The production hired Wilson to replace striking union showed up in numbers got out today apparently before they word the troops were called and the plant shut Arrive Before Daybreak Sept. l. Wilson broke off tions Oct. 29 when union workers refused to work a nine-hour Two weeks ago Wilson warned union employes they would be re- placed if they did not return to On Nov. 30 Wilson began ing east On she did not see the man until her Tuesday's escape of 20 men trom The making three speeches in the course of a busy continued to be the center of almost shipful masses of right now possess edge and resources for a ful worldwide war against hunger sort of war that dignifies and exalts human he declared in opening the dramatic pavilion at New Delhi's World Asks Expansion of Law In two earlier speeches 1. Called for an expansion of the universal recognition of world law as a sound basis of 2. Declared summit conferences of the big powers have less ing influence for peace than ex- changes of students and the most effective instrument for a better life among all he Eisenhower told the Indians that plans to be a farmer Turn to IKE on Page 2 Seek Recess Of Legislature Until May 1 MADISON resolution railing for recess of the Wisconsin Legislature until May 3, 1960, was white dark meat A detachment of 80 guardsmen Production with 1 arrived at the plant on the edge this southern Minnesota city of j shortly before WASHINGTON They formed two groups on using a side of the main plant en- has announced a ban on sales of poultry fattened with a hormone which can cause The hormone is called or Ibs use in fattening poultry is Col. Paul V. Meyer of Mankato read an order which said no more than three persons could gather in any group in the immediate packing plant and no more than 50 in downtown Albert Lea being discontinued and birds across the highway the ready grown with its use are be- plant Jury Rules Hunt Mishap Was Accident Ont. Retired General Motors President Harlow ing voluntarily taken off the it was feut with last month's scare still officials gave these added assurances to I L. I i wives about H. Curtice said has been lifted when a jury ruled a duck hunting accident that great weight from my a car driven by Mrs. Clifford 22. 400 Ringleader Of Prison Escape Is Apprehended Mrs. who was one per cent in each MARTINSVILLE Await Recommendations i Charles W ing east on told police in the re described Va. 52, as the ringleader of car was close to to wait until a special Carolina s Ivy Bluff Prison rved com ee neie cany ic Lansing but a high speed chase that She said she quickly swerved the caPtured here early today car away from the right front fender struck him Mr. a passenger in- the car driven by his said re- the state tax The cigarette tax cut i out would have raised the convict 5 to 6 cents a The 15 was nabbed when the car hg sing appeared to lean back into the car as it passed him and knocked him to the He was taken to Theda Clark Hospital in the nah The police were summoned im- Turn to FATAL on Page 2 also was identical to a measure defeated in the The Assembly Two days of violence at the the life of retired GM Vice dent Harry W. Anderson was api Coroner E. S. read the U.S. Income Tax Foy D. Kohler To Succeed If you WASHINGTON dent Eisenhower today appointed verdict of the D. Kohler to succeed afternoon after two days ston T. Merchant as assistant nf from have a chicken in the WASHINGTON The feel safe to use it if i government reminded taxpayers the liver and kidneys are that it prints four booklets No residue of the syn- to help people figure out how thetic hormone has been found they owe in income of testimony from ing and safety The shooting occurred on St. Anne an exclusive hunting preserve on the Canadian side of Lake St. Anderson was prepared for introduction in the A colorful crowd of Senate 000 Indians jammed the Sen. Kirby Hendee The publication is Secretary of Welfare Arthur S. eral Income a 144-page Flemming told a news conference booklet for individuals of state for European 51, entered the diplo- matic service in 1931 and has served in a number of foreign He has been deputy secretary killed Nov. 18 when he secretary for European into Curtice's line of I since 1958. highway budget also passed calling the for expenditures of 180 million dollars in 1960-61. Deleted from the highway et was a provision asked by Gov. Nelson to add 120 men to the State Traffic Patrol ever a three year period and use the men on the new interstate road The patrol now has 250 Boost Weight Ceiling Abo passed was a that would increase weight ceiling for trucks from 68.000 to An amendment to this offered by Assemblyman liam Ward to raise truck registration was 57-35. Other bills passed in a five-hour driving failed to make a curve at the north end of the Smith River bridge and Hipped about 30 feet to the edge of the Six Still at Large Stewart's arrest left at large only six of the Two of them believed to have been with Stewart as late as Thursday are being sought in the Va. Before Stewart was eight others had been taken into custody in four in Ohio and one near the prison shortly after the mass None of- any Yank Stewart was identified positively by State Police Sgt J. H. Barnes after first giving the name of Woodrow One of the escapees still at large is row 38, of Officer Checks Car He was driving south U.S. Thursday of the voluntary and The publication and would have been 68 on Christmas I the key post of undersecretary of 66, and who Merchant has been promoted before the Assembly at the northern edge of field at the fair to hear the drafted the resolution which gram. called Guide For at the state for political affair dent term India a mighty is expected to be supported by He said authorized are available from the eighth consecutive year i place Robert ence for world peace and pledge Its ers Of stilbestrol for use in offices of the Internal the tragedy nue Service for 40 cents a affairs to re- who is re- American help toward solving this nation's critical food Crowds numbering hundreds of thousands lined the route to the fair cheering er as he passed by with Indian President Rajendra Prasad in an open horse-drawn coach under a red and gold Praised by Nehru As the ceremonies the fate in the controlled by is The resolution calls for recess until next spring and urges a cial tax committee appointed by Gov. Gaylord Nelson to complete its work by that Business in the May session have agreed to suspend its sale The poultry and re- tail food industries have been asked to arrange for an ate halt to the sale of treated Flemming said he had talked with retail food and poultry and was confident they would suspend such The hormone has been used in only about 1 per cent of the on the stand gave a and revenue bills grown in the United liant slow to Indian dancers in by the in birds sold in the ornate costumes pei forming be- if the committee is not prepared York City and Los Angeles fore the to offer jts recommendations Eisenhower praised by taxation by May 3. thei Flemming said stilbestrol in- Prime Minister as a calls for enactment cancer in test animals man and a greal of necessary tax when it is fed to them over would be limited to action on the budget executive was sinking and colored correctional measures cessed until next Tuesday Require county judges to be years of redevelopment lawyers under 70 Permit urban have found yourself in to the hearts of my Nehru Eisenhower said India and United States are working er to solve India's food strengthens strengthens a sister republic dedicated to he Cites Exhibit Theme Eisenhower cited the theme of the American exhibit at the 14-nation fair Tax and Guide for U.S. Citizens may be obtained out UNMASKED S C. A little girl whose ily moved here recently from the Xew York area had this question alter paying a to a local department store Santa he comes from so far how come he's got such a southern Second Plane Will Repose in Museum when Martinsville officer to check bore Koy Emerson decided on the car because it tags from where a car had been reported When he ordered the car to Emerson said the vehicle roared Emerson pursued the car through Martinsville and was joined by state and Henry County Stewart jumped the car after it crashed through the bridge and He was captured by State Trooper J. E. and Henry County officer L. D. Barnes Stewart was armed with a In long periods of State Man Dies Minneapolis Crash MINNEAPOLIS Philip Spending for Christmas Reported Best in Years The of S. man run in Thompson luu midgets have raced Wittman's planes began its last competition the local more than journey to aerial immortality plane came in third and The plane which left yesterday caliber Another race in its last trip minus its en- built by the Oshkosh Calif was less successful which was borrowed during manager of the Winnebago man recalls he ran into War II by propeller County Airport and a nationally ing with his engine to test their products known figure in the field of light was unable to the overload After a plane racing was moved by The first Wittman plane to considerable run at high speeds on trailer to Hales fame was test the motor blew up where it will be displayed in a new midget racer which is almost on display in the new 21, of was aircraft museum in that twin of the midget which the front cowling killed early today when a car The which is still in its Steve The which i will aid in covering up this a railroad viaduct near the formative will consist of finds its home in the Papers on his collection of aircraft from the civil The EAA organ of indicated his home was and light aircraft era of was built by Wittman in which is sponsoring the m Hudson or in the United according to and rebuilt in 1947. The Bonzo has had several articles Paul Hales midget was conceived from the on Wittman most recently Raymond J. 23, St. president of the Experimental local man's designing genius inion his two latest the craft Association which is 1947 Stove emphasized that J. was critically in- friendship and these four words are com- pressed the daily high deep feelings and ageless aspirations that unite Indians and Americans under the banner of human the President de- Eisenhower pledged that ca will continue cooperating with India to achieve a world free ol hunger in which families can live prosperous lives and in which friendship replaces fear and see in modern agriculture NEW YORK Shoppers are snapping up more money to spend and priced luxury Two Appointments Okayed by Senate spending it for That's the report today from most every section of the country as merchants ring up sales which they expect will be the biggest for any Yule season in An Associated Press survey of 24 major cities produced tions of gains ranging from 2 to 15 per cent over record 1958. going to be a crackerjack ot a was the report from San store sales are really Cleveland will be our biggest says report New York's biggest Merchants say the steel strike has had little effect generally on Christmas buying Store owners attribute the MADISON Thursday gave unanimous approval to the appointments of buying to these Paul Olson of and earned more and of Gordon to the Wisconsin j in 1959: prices are im- Conservation Commission i changed to only slightly higher They were named by Gov. a year credit is lord Nelson last month fo succeed Credit cards spurred buying in Leonard Seyberth of Ban least woman ami Dr. W. Schorger of the house thinks has more big price tag doesn't scare them They are more concerned with fashion and says a St. Louis reported a strong demand for furs and An Indianapolis store had to re- order suede In a North Carolina electric can openers are going shall Field Co. of Chicago ex- to sell several summer houses styled like a pagoda High-priced stereo and hi-fi sets soring the a in general demand in the Wisconsin Air HELP mm T Shoppers are showing a who has long been you have a in such a project as bargain and they realize the new air took the grab the stuff like to its new Once a women's apparel shop owner in the Milwaukee man Kansas I will be put in a The hot item in toys thus for the time being with is a 36-inch doll that can be'er equipment which has been dressed in a 3-year-old girl's I to the institution until final For boys the big tions are space age toys such as missile sets and scientific tory Fads haven't been as strong as in some But highly colored and decorated spats for girls are brisk in red vests and gold shifts are sharp in Two cities ran into strikes which crimped shopping activity to some In a strike against two newspapers caused them to publish combined issues arrangements for its display can be The plane which left Oshkosh yesterday was built by Wittman in 1934. Its most famous races were the Thompson Trophy Races in the first of which Confederate Condition Critical Tex. condition of Williams was termed The War veteran with limited ants reported advertised Thursday by his sold well but others did It was the first time the A strike tied up most year-old veteran's condition of Pittsburgh's mass been called Downtown department stores Williams has been under an oxy- shopping service by tent since Sunday when he and mail and expected their ill of pneumonia for ban branches to ap losses fourth time since BONZO BEGINS LAST TRIP S. J. Wittman stands beside the plane sored by the Experimental Aircraft Association he designed and built and which began its and will feature planes from the civil and light journey Thursday to a new aircraft museum aircraft era in the United in Hales Wis. The institution is western  

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