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   Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune (Newspaper) - April 14, 1959, Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin                                Daily A TI V E W S P A fr E J i f ft. Forty-Fifth Wisconsin April Single Copy Ten Cents Board Sets Glen Nelson Hearing for April 25th Sparta Man Suspect in Boy's Death A public hearing in the case of Glen A. Howe j School teacher whose contract has not been renewed lor convict held at La the coining will be held at 9 a.m. April 25. on a charge of indecent exposure j T Hioh School is the u 23? slaves of 6-, 3es The tune and place 01 me hearing was set by the Eer said Board of Education at its April session Monday in Detectives quoted the 25-year- Mark J. an attorney for the Sparta aaaa as se and can Federation of a visited a This action was taken after a crowd of more than persons had woman the night Bea Hope to Catch Nose Cone From New Satellite left the meeting that discussion of the case had been terminated assurance by John board that soon as Mr. personally asks for a either public or the board will certainly grant Withdraws Resignation i withdrew from at that bat later a signed by WASHINGTON in which he stated that he Eisenhower dedicated a towering Memorial Is Late Sen. Tatt was stabbed to He said he was living and working ia Racine the said the supported the after first refusing to the said that both drove to delivered a letter to the from an inmate the state reformatory near Greea She read it and tore it The men then returned to he arriving about 10-30 m. He added that he was with the ex- elected to withdraw his today to the late Sen. tion and requested public Robert A. He praised Taft afternoon at to NOT SURE HE'LL LIKE SCHOOL Jerry isn't quite sure if he likes the prospect of school next ing to determine the the school grant him a new had submitted his as a man who gave generously The according Racine drives a 1955 and white 2-door j Ben's was found at and gooc oi of himself all for nation on March 25, after Eisenhower honored a former by a newspaper delivery notified that the board had de- political rival and ally at the Sunday morning of April 5.' Like other future members not to retain him on the at of a s of the kindergarten he had for the 1959-60 school lo register in Since Asd while his mother signed and other gawps have in. lie peeked shyly around a public issue of the demanding to reasons for it. JNelson Not Present bell tower erected at the foot of 12 hours after he was hired a blue and white car Grafton 01 a know liberal Steel Union Asks Firms to Freeze Prices his Milwaukee about 10 miles north The arrested La individual Crosse had and tne symbol oi to Ac in the Green in on a of regard dax mgnus held in Prais From if h- high school The t of interested citizens Forrner Herbert Also ver and high government an and known also participated with a 23-year-old er in the man who served time in Auer Superintendent R. E. Hoover depicted Taft as a reformatory for clerk of the hao read chose to die with his boots on also was beina questioned about NEW YORK pertaining rather than to desert his He the theft of a blue and white car Steelworkers of American have of. called Taft official with a abandoned near previously reported in Ine and proposed to the President Crook opened the not only weald not desert his that it freeze its prices for by never deserted his term of the nest contract you to know that none Vice President Richard M. Reject Berlin Air Limit U.S. Reports New Buzzing Incident Germany Soviet planes have buzzed an American Air Force transport in another incident in an air corridor to the U.S. Embassy disclosed Planes Will Try Recovery Over Pacific WASHINGTON Government space experts gave up today plans to try to recover a capsule from the Discoverer II The Advance Research Projects Agency said that An spokesman said two Soviet jet fighters tracking reports from Dis- coverer II indicated the planned recovery of t h e capsule was not now It will therefore not be the an- Roy director of the said thing went wrong in the timing apparatus in the 600-pound harassed an Air Force double-decker propeller transport on its way back from a routine cargo flight to Berlin April 3. The embassy spokesman this account of April 3 The big military version of the Boeing at i about 12.000 feet when two up from behind and be- igan each about 100 feel a wingtip of the American i The Soviet filers men swapped one going over and the going under the MANITOWOC American pilot reduced c todav a This seemed to Check Report Man Ticked Small Boy lhe By RALPH VA N D E N B E R G AIR room and overflowed into the WINDOW LEDGE ESCAPE It was a precarious perch taken by tenant Arnold 45. clad only in a pair of as he stood on awaiting ladder rescue after fire broke out on fifth floor of six-story King Hotel in San Smoke pours from window as another tenant at right watches Ten sons were rescued from two the for they flew le rver of a blue and The whole encounter station a 10-year-old r only a few reported accosted her near a FORCE The spokesman charged the Bopped a small Air Force planes may jets with dangerous L t f t t h f the union to help us acted hastily in deciding not on and Speaker of the House Sam ito renew Mr. Nelson's Rayburn arranged to Even if the industry agreed was notified a year ago the marble tower on behalf do the union says it would his present contract was insist on higher wages and he was on i in a brief benefits for its voiced his personal -I T j to Taft for No Immediate Keply J tne the wisdom and P y the boarc not to retain Nelson experience offered by the Capitol Hill Comment Indicates Ailing Dulles May Resign Soon jets with He said American land Soviet officers at the have picked up the miniature capsule of a type j power air safety center in Officer Joe Dhein of Manitowoc that someday could be used exchanged verbal County police said that a pupil nt to men back from accusing the other's fliers of Holy Cross Elementary School t. air him of the second incident Space J. chief spokesman while he was investigating the The capsule is in the nose oC the Soviet in East. of Discoverer commenting on the whether anv children were II a per crci were m- i indicated the Soviet Union 5 Tot be 600-pound satellite By JACK WASHINGTON Senators expressed todav a growing belief that Secretary of State John Foster Dulles mav have to hand in his resignation i well-founded reports including for Q 10.000 by its demands that Dhein said thai Holy from this West Coast had 19 absent missile base Across the nation at Cape Dhein said a Holy Cross pupil the Air American planes fly below is od The Soviet United a letter to 12 a rival over whom the former of board strode to the Republican Prompt rejection of the he nomination in 1952. Taft from persons who have talked to him that Dulles has failed to suggestion was expected The out of to lhe was the Republican leader in spond to treatment for a cancerous j ion last week turned down an concerned they are Senate in the Eisenhower If fresh medical treatments planned at Waiter Keed army dustry proposal that an opportunity to so do not show T II other contract benefits be appears their knew him as a expectation among for a contract statement was ing figure on Capitol of Congress is that Dulles f lying Saucer 000 feet Higher Flights Desirable stopped near a small Second Stage Failure the station wagon went V U i Dhein U.S. the industry's a of booing and hewer ing declined from soms members of -A Politician and A U.S. Steel spokesman said the people of the A With the new and jet failed fo ignite about 30 transports coming into full lhe boy was it left the launching the Allied powers been The car headed in the direction Vvhen the missile apparently to establish Two about 200 miles Cause of the fly corridors Dhein said the girl the trouble was not officials any driver who spoke to her was The jet type operate and wore a suit and If Discoverer II achieves proper Page S company was waiting to see the text of the union j The industry's call for a year wage freeze and the proposals for a price freeze pare of the sparring prior to oa a new contract t replace the one that expires s States he was a liberal Possession Switchblade Conference Role Goes to Herter Company Plan Rejected The union's freeze posal was up by the tive board after affirmed or possession of switchblade successful visit dent David J. McDonald's re July 1. tion of the industry's proposal responsible conservatism in j thing affecting the nation's He fay his own a An admiring now acknowledges that he Gaylord was infinitely today signed into law a1 In tracing Taft's contribution to outlawing the the Hoover told of an un- visit he made to represent the States al a 1953 in an effort to The act sets a maximum the Ohio senator he present contract benents terms Of and one year return to Xew York Hospital tor another county for It was for treatment of his Taft The uniera executive board also One of eight bills signed by the died on July 31 that year of suggested that negotiations for a governor cancer I new contract begin May 4. instead others i of May IS as now Authorization for anr or union's 170-rnember wage policy county to incuse a debt Thomas Named committee is scheduled this or for DTA to draft contract operation of a University of IO KIA MaTe Tne letter to the 12 Wisconsin extension The EAU CLAIRE endorsed by the union execute e extension site would have to Us M. Van Horn of was and signed by by the university Board elected of the in his that Dulles in Congress of Parents and himself his medical bince there can be no A Senate signed hito law Teachers today as the 1.099 vice indicates to price arst the Department of gates concluded their 50th annual resume his full propose is Welfare fo the City of George D. Aiken step out of his 300 not be in an p to clear the way for ior at a new pointment of a -ee must have the full title of patterned after flying efficiently at a its instrumented nose his Thomas jof of Word of approaching tests of a 10.000 a sixth grader at Holy is scheduled to be kicked Unsted States Monday re- Cross school in said that loose on command from ground limit the Soviets are a man asked her she wanted tracking stations and ng to put on the corridors a and offered to put her aard beneath a Dulles will hand in his But said t-s wiji as high bicycle ia the back of the station Eight Flying Mansfield he thought could not teil details about the 3S need to whenever they are awaiting orders to ter had done an excellent job in craft except behind closed want A American note The continued to swoop on the descending para- recent meeting of NATO other said the new craft delivered to the Soviet For- school and told her teacher who chute and try to drape it across Acting Secretary of States Christian A. than ailing John Fester meeting of Western foreign in Paris beginning April 29. Announcing the State De- also disclosed today medical experts have been ed to discuss condition at Walter Keed Army Hospital this Press officer Lincoln White said a statement would be made after the eign and added he j. has to lake over the top he will represent us design that military re- in j Gen. Frank H. di- of developments for Army the new craft is of a joint Army Air program carried out bv Aircraft Ltd. of 1 Like other designed Following a now being studied by Judge Byron B. the AVRO years in the state prison at Office in promptly called Gets 4-Year Prison Term Young Pleads Guilty To Bludgeon Assault LeRoy A. 23. J. into ths of the who perpetrated a cruel partially a 30-foot-long trapeze bar ed beneath each The para- chute and into the i The parachute would conne into range of the Air Force 21 about 20000 The would have 10 minutes to snatch i S We Won't See Newest Reds Might the ground cushion sault against his sister-in-law and robed her and attempted to rape niece a week release of air Coun Monday to a he draped the unconscious der hkh pressure from He then walked a neighbor's cay night the American be no increase t pun for taking with a had the or under the pleaded guilty to the charge Feb. boosting the craft off tne croand on an air I Harold 19. Rt. 1. Navy scientists had re- and Raymond 20. trst research under icd a s cay Mrs. Frank and her 4-year-old Harold Officials at 4 a parcel of land of the Mrs. George E. added that ot term ot School for Proceeds Mrs. think the country can are marked for replacement of Wisconsin were elected go on and on without don any we Rt. 2. pleaded guilty to looking toward development of afford to of to hat similar machines for ize and as or in an active St. Joseph's head Hospital authorities ihc ex- Grove if in- Tavern where they cia ncd passages 2-2 teo equipment at the The vice Mrs. head of the State Cleaning in assault boats of today continue to f- adopting tms we property involved is less than an Phillips of was Sen. Mike Mansfield of 3I- ordered over both water and W the assistant Democratic investigations in Rear Adm Rawson Bennett chief of naval said an- possibility is a Byron B. Pleading guilty to a c: platform equipped the defendant's .ne can make a substantial to economic and The letter said that in- the shift at the 2C. 13 Vesper si has Committee Having Difficulty Getting Park Project Options Options have been for be given as an outright lake parcels of to the Sprise In from the the proposes cases options have inc of creases without increases are by the profits and the rising ity of its Masked Intruder Slugs Woman at Belleville BELLEVILLE Purchase 32 parcels of to the Sprise In from the railroad cf six children was slagged day night by a Vellow recreational he her home she project ai rave consider it. Plan for State and Richard K. 21. was a penned science in the state re- at Green Bsy and Convention placed on for a 1 In his to last said that be had been the and the previous He to the to 12 days the Annual of the Young he was county jail was 23, of Catholic War wth his brother's 2, pleaded Veterans and its auxiliary be 8.30 pro. plans for the ty to a charge' c: to Scares Rapists Front Tex. She wss ito a car were the electric ty tro 12-foot head 15-year-cId 23-24, Rapids May About an hour later of a drove took her daughter to bed her they abuses ara her re- vras Wisconsin Weather the state have partly Miia w Wednesday around to weaker for at V 353. north fo the 27 524 per Sprise would be between and where she had been cf t Sprise ed. in many the options ob- This consist of sbc employed as a A pre- chairmen are state sna Seek Acres are at rates far in excess sections with a spillway feet sentence investigation was ordered Edgar Then be went into the bedroom ec DIst. committee hopes to obtain of the property long. in her Jerome the mother and child were lives Judge dy options to purchase a total of Sprise indicated the a suspended sentence of Joe apparently and struck the acres the Yellow The committee is seeking to he'd 2 meeting in one year in the state prison and Bernard woman with the rifle stock a Briscoe read her statement and corked an electric for the development of a all the land between the early in Jane to evaluate placed on probation for a Laurence of when the Miner's said ro eluded in the plans are the use of river and the route of the progress obtaining options was 40. mass and C 1 e m e n t broke off. The child was how seized a AiM r. of Highway SO. and of lhe river and figure an approximate cost of who pleaded to a of and Richard hit by the spinster in front a 3-5 The of the 330 optioned a half land for the of cia i said he then carried tie ihe to vork last Dec. wept outside the  

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