Kenosha Council Cuts 1957 Budget in Marathon Session
Kenosha city council pared millage and trimmed budgets across general fund staff agencies and public safety in a seven hour session. They reduced proposed expenditures by 77 items and debated adding an administrative assistant for the city manager to handle growing workload.
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Kenosha
Finance Committee
Council
Public Safety
Public Works
Whiteside
Lourigan
League of Municipalities
Custer
Bitter U S Protest Over Soviet Action in Hungary
Washington reports the United States bitterly protested Russia’s use of force against civilians in Hungary. In Clintonville a North Central Airlines DC3 fire in the left engine during landing was contained by two crew members and 18 passengers evacuated safely.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Hungary
Clintonville
North Central Airlines
Masked gunman robs First State Bank in North St Paul
A masked gunman forced entry at 10:15 a.m. and, pursued by police, was captured an hour later in nearby St Paul. About $2,000 was recovered from the scene.
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North St. Paul
Minn
First State Bank
St. Paul
Two American Turncoats Return From Communist China
Arlie Pate 25 of Carbondale Illinois and Aaron Wilson 23 of Urania Louisiana arrived by air in Milwaukee after visits in Seattle and Minneapolis and travel by bus to Chicago. One was silent and the other said I never was a Communist.
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Milwaukee
China
Arlie Pate
Carbondale
Aaron Wilson
Urania
Seattle
Minneapolis
Chicago
UN shocked by Hungary refusal to admit Hammarskjold
UN delegates expressed shock over Hungary’s refusal to admit Dag Hammarskjold. Budapest’s denial prompted threats to revoke the Budapest delegation’s credentials if UN observers are not allowed by December 7. The Assembly set that deadline as it backed the U S resolution for observers and a general survey.
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Hungary
United Nations
N. Y
Dag Hammarskjold
Budapest
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Janos Kadar
Tanks Fire On Budapest Demonstrators Amid clashes
Russian tanks and Hungarian forces opened fire on thousands of anti-government protesters outside Budapest's west station amid two days of demonstrators demanding Kadar's ouster. Dozens were wounded as police and soldiers moved to disperse the crowd.
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Budapest
Lenin Blvd
Janos Kadar
Danubia
Kadar
Hungary
France Eager To Draw Together With United States
Ambassador C Douglas Dillon told President Eisenhower in Augusta that the French people are eager to draw together with the United States in defense of basic liberties and freedom. Dillon spoke at a news conference at the president's vacation headquarters and said he was glad to report this to the president.
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Augusta
C. Douglas Dillon
France
Eisenhower
United States
Dillon
Weather and city temps forecast from Kenosha to Milwaukee
The area will see rain with drizzle today and tonight, turning to freezing drizzle late tonight and Friday, then likely rain Friday. Low tonight 28 to 32, high Friday in the upper 30s. Kenosha led with state high 61, Milwaukee reached 58, yesterday’s low 36 and overnight 33, midday readings 40 downtown 39 at American Motors 34 at the sewage plant. Rainfall was .01 inches. Sunrise 7 03 and sunset 4 21.
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Kenosha
Milwaukee
American Motors
Plan for massive Hungarian refugee air lift announced
President Eisenhower's headquarters announced a large air and sea operation to relocate 21 500 Hungarian refugees to the United States. Hagerty said 12 000 would fly via Air Force and Navy transports, 6 500 by intergovernmental committee ships, with 3 000 to 5 000 aboard ships and planes in the early days at about 200 daily.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
White House
United States
Air Force
Navy
Committee On
Hagerty
Military Air Transportation Service
U. S. Navy
Clinton School Case Results in 16 Arrests in Tennessee
Sixteen individuals accused in the racial violence at Clinton high school faced federal charges for violating a court order on integration. Most remained jailed after bond postings. the school was planned to reopen Monday under federal supervision. Mary Nell Currier, linked to a segregationist figure, was among those arrested.
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Clinton
Tenn
Clinton High School
U. S
Mary Nell Currier
John Kasper
Taylor
Kasper
W.H. Till
White Citizens Council
Riesel Case Goes to Jury
The Victor Riesel acid blinding case heads to a federal court jury in New York as prosecutors press for no mercy for defendants Domenico Bando Gondolfo Miranti and Leo Telvi. Judge William B Herlands instructs the eight men four women panel as deliberations begin. The trio face charges of conspiring to obstruct justice by aiding Abe Telvi’s flight after the April 5 attack.
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New York
Victor Riesel
William B. Herlands
Domenico Bando
Gondolfo Miranti
Leo Telvi
Abe Telvi
U S Iceland Reach Agreement On Keflavik Base
The United States and Iceland reached a pact ensuring continued American operation of Keflavik Air Base. The accord includes economic aid to Iceland facing a potential 50 million dollar deficit and allows rapid resumption of expanding the base, a project costing about 12 million dollars yearly.
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Washington
United States
Iceland
Strategic Air Base
Keflavik
Moscow
Eden Faces Vital Vote in Commons Tonight
As the Commons closes on the Suez debate Britain's press split on Prime Minister Eden. Three national dailies predicted his fall if the vote goes against him while three backed his survival. Conservatives prepared for a confidence vote amid a possible minor rebellion over the canal withdrawal.
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London—i
Eden
House of Commons
Britain
Times of London
Commons
Suez
Suez Canal
Coast Guard to guard Soo locks through January
Five Coast Guard boats are being assigned to keep the Soo locks and shipping lanes open for navigation up to January 1. The move aims to maintain uninterrupted passage for vessels on the St Marys River despite winter conditions.
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Sault Ste. Marie, Mich
Coast Guard
Soo
Baron Hanley Killed in Mishap in Detroit
The body of John J. Hanley, 61, once known as the Baron of Broadway, was left unclaimed in a Detroit funeral home after he was struck by a car. An Irish immigrant who arrived in New York in 1900, he built a fortune, lost it in 1929, and died with only a few dollars. Police noted two bank books showing deposits found, but banks said the money had been withdrawn.
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Detroit
Broadway
John J. Hanley
New York
Northern California counties seek 49th state Shasta
A fringe group in Redding plans eight counties Siskiyou Modoc Del Norte Humboldt Shasta Trinity Lassen and Plumas to secede and form a new state named Shasta with legalized gambling and no income or sales tax. They wired Rep. Clair Engle to proceed and may hold plebiscite elections after winter snows blocked attendance.
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Redding
Calif
California
Clair Engle
D-Calif
Shasta
Counties
Siskiyou, Modoc
del Norte, Humboldt, Shasta,Trinity, Lassen and
Plumas
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R. H. Custer
Copen
U. S. Conference of Mayors
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Edward Fechner
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