Crown Fair Queen Tonight at Kenosha County Fair
The 1959 Kenosha County Fair crown will be awarded in coronation ceremonies at 9:30 tonight after narrowing 18 contestants to five finalists. Royal Court includes Judy Testard and Judie Lee Hafer, both Kenosha residents, with others from Camp Lake and Twin Lakes.
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Kenosha
Wilmot
Kenosha County Fair
Royal Court
Kenosha County
Wuuueell Wuellimup
Wucel Kathy Rugg
Judy Testard
Tist St
Judie Lee Hafer
5Th Ave
Louise Griebel
Camp Lake
Joyce Heagle
Twin Lakes
Jodine Glasby
Saturday Schedule for Open Dairy Cattle Woodworking and Parade
Judging of Open Class Dairy Cattle and Woodworking at 9:00 am. Big Parade through the Fairgrounds at 10:30 am. Band Contest in the Grandstand at 1:00 pm. Stock Car Racing and Special Features at 8:30 pm.
Fair Queen to Receive Bond and Luxury Prizes at Local Fair
All will receive a $25 bond award from the Fair Association. The Queen will also gain a life association membership, a $200 scholarship, a hotel stay, a lake-view suite, two tickets to Music Man in Chicago, backstage access, and a Twin Lakes Country Club membership. Royal Court members get corsages. midway rides funded. A brief shower later cooled the heat and dust as livestock sale and drum corps, band competitions unfold.
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The
Fair Association
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
Boulevarde Room
Chicago
Conrad Hilton
Patenjim Co
International Spebsqsa
Twin Lakes
M. M. Schnurr
Rockefeller and Anne Marie Rasmunssen Flee Photographer
Steven Rocke feller and Anne Marie Rasmussen fled their dinner table at Sogne after spotting a Lillehammer photographer. They fled atop their coats hiding their faces as they were photographed in the Lillehammer restaurant with their parents.
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Oslo
UPI
Steven Rockefeller
Steven
Anne Marie Rasmussen
Sogne
Lillehammer
Here
Rockefeller
Anne Marie
Former UW Labor Educator Selig Perlman Dies
Philadelphia report says Selig Perlman aged 70, longtime University of Wisconsin labor expert, died at Pennsylvania Hospital after a stroke. He retired July 1 to become visiting professor of economics at the Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Selig Perlman
University of Wisconsin
Pennsylvania Hospital
Perlman
Wharton School of Finance
University of Pennsylvania
Butler Signals Ticket Battle Over 1960 Democratic NDC
Democratic Party leader Paul M Butler rejects a ticket pull from the LA host committee and warns he will seek bids from other cities if only 1500 tickets are allocated He accuses the national committee of a broken promise regarding 5000 tickets and meets with Mayor Norris Poulson amid a heated dispute in Los Angeles
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Los Angeles
UPI
Paul M. Butler
Norris Poulson
Butler
Pauley
Mexico
National Committeee
Castro leads Cuban victory over Dominican air invasion
Havana reports government forces smashed an airborne invasion from the Dominican Republic. Premier Fidel Castro directed the crackdown as a Dominican C 46 cargo plane carrying arms was captured near Trinidad in Las Villas. Four attackers died, including two rebels. ten aboard were injured or killed.
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API
Dominican Republic
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Trinidad
Las Villas
Castro
Luis Pozo Jimenez
Justo L. Pozo
Lutgardo M. Perez
Fulgencio Batista
Eliope Perez
Frank Hidalgo Cato
Radiotelevision
Youth Conservation Camp Bill Approved in Senate Battle
The Senate approved 47 to 45 a bill to create a Youth Conservation Corps resembling the Civilian Conservation Corps. It is unlikely to reach the House this year and would fund youth conservation work.
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Washington
Senate
Youth Conservation Corps
Civilian Conservation Corps
Nose Capsule Recovery Mission Off Hawaii
A Discoverer V satellite will eject a 1700 pound capsule over the Pacific. Eight C119 planes stationed in Hawaii will attempt a parachute grab as the capsule descends on its 16th pass. If not caught, Sea Transportation Service ships will recover it at sea.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Pacific
Hawaii
Islands
Alaska
Military Sea Transportation Service
Hawaii Victory
Dalton Vic
Labor Bill Comparisons Across Senate and House Proposals
The Kennedy Ervin Senate labor bill and the Landrum Griffin House measure differ on eight provisions while sharing core protections for free speech and union rights. Both would require secret ballots, regulate union finances, and empower new elections for misconduct. penalties for misusing funds remain, with Senate harsher than House on penalties. A conference committee will resolve remaining differences as final passage moves between chambers.
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Washington
Senate
House
Senate House
Afl-Cio
House Conference Committee
Faubus warns of state police if Little Rock violence resumes
Gov Orval Faubus said he would take over if Little Rock police cannot control anti integration violence at Central High. He noted plans to call on state police and National Guard and warned further demonstrations could bring force. Police jailed 24 demonstrators after using hoses and nightsticks as three Negro girls resumed classes at Hall High School.
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Ark
UPI
Orval E. Faubus
Central High School
National Guard
Faubus
Hall High School
Hall
State Police
White House
L. C. Bates
Eisenhower
Gene Smith
Ellis Thomas Sr
Jefferson Thomas
Central High
Weather update showers cool city to near eighty
A noon shower cooled temperatures from around 90 to the low 80s with more rain expected. Forecast calls for cloudy skies with scattered showers tonight, cooler tonight, and a partly cloudy cooler Saturday with a high in the low 80s. Overnight low near 72, sunrise at 5:57, sunset at 7:53.
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American Motors
Southport
Egyptian Museum Denies Theft Of Tutankhamen Necklace
The Egyptian department of antiquities denied reports that a large gold and silver alloy horse necklace from the King Tutankhamen collection at Cairo museum was stolen.
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Cairo
UPI
Egyptian Department of Antiquities
King Tutankhamen
Cairo Museum
Russian flags line the capital for Khrushchev visit
A State Department source said Russia will display hundreds of flags along Washington streets during Premier Nikita Khrushchev's visit, following standard practice for welcoming an official state guest.
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Russia
Nikita Khrushchevy
State Department
Turmoil at Santiago nonconfrontational foreign ministers meet
Western Hemisphere foreign ministers reopened talks in Santiago Chile after a violent exchange between Cuban and Dominican delegations. Raúl Roa accused the Dominican side of organizing Cuba's uprising, sparking insults. Vergara adjourned the conference and later worked to repair ties.
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Chile
UPI
Raul Roa
German Vergara
Roa
Cuba
Ciudad Turillo
Porfirio Herrera Baez
Herrera
Vergara
Hotel Carrera
Vacation Daze and the Kenosha Evening News
Vacation time brings tall tale fishing lore and wide world headlines ready for your return. The Kenosha Evening News offers Vacation Pak service to save papers, with no extra charge, through OL 7 5121 and carrier delivery for catch up on rockets, society, taxes and more.
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Funny Tribe
Kenosha
Titan missile test capsule explodes at Cape Canaveral
A Titan Intercontinental ballistic missile exploded in flames moments after ignition on the launch pad during what was billed as the test of the new war rocket. The incident interrupted the crucial test amid anticipated breakthroughs and prompted emergency response at the Cape Canaveral site.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Pope John XXIII Hosts Wisconsin Bishops
In Castel Gandolfo Italy Pope John XXIII received in private audience Msgr. William Patrick O Connor bishop of Madison and Msgr. John Patrick Treacy bishop of La Crosse.
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Italy
John XXIII
William Patrick O’conner
Madison
Msgr
John Patrick Treacy
la Crosse
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