Weather Outlook Calm With Warmer Temps Tonight
The area sees slightly warmer temperatures with partly to mostly cloudy skies and no snow forecast for tonight and Sunday. Lows hover around 12 above zero tonight, while Sunday highs range 18 to 28 degrees. Noon city readings show 17 at the sewage plant, 20 at American Motors, and 21 downtown, with a 14-degree overnight low at the plant and a 19-degree morning before a drop. Friday's highs and lows were 22 above and 9 below. Sunrise was 7 17 a.m., sunset at 4 42 p.m.
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American Motors Corp
Fiore Says Tax Case Settled for $23,515
A. J. Fiore, candidate for mayor, announced he has settled a tax case with the government. The case involved liens totaling $23,515 against him.
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Madison
A. J. Fiore
Khrushchev Faces Leadership Challenge In Moscow Vote
The New York Times dispatch from Warsaw reports Khrushchev barely survived a leadership challenge at a Moscow central committee meeting last month. He won by a slim majority against a move to replace him as first secretary in favor of former Premier Georgi Malenkov.
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New York
The
New York Times
Warsaw
Nikita Khrushchev
the Times
Khrushchev
Moscow
Georgi Malenkov
Bulganin
Kremlin
Eisenhower
Europe
Russia
Andrei Gromyko
Disarmament Commission
Photographer Still Held in Hungary
The State Department said efforts to win the release of Milwaukee photographer Dickie Meyer Chapelle have been unavailing. Chapelle disappeared December 4 after crossing from Austria into Hungary to shoot photos.
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Washington
State Department
Milwaukee
Hungary
Dickie Meyer Chapelle
Austria
University to Seek Federal Building Aid for Dorms
Madison Wisconsin regents decide to seek eight million dollars in federal housing and home finance agency loans to finance new dormitories for 1 100 students and 100 married student apartments. The funds will be repaid through student fees and the exact amount will be set after final plans are drawn.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin Regents
University
Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency
Fire destroys Allied Metal Treating plant in Milwaukee
Losses estimated at 250000 were listed after an explosion and fire at the Allied Metal Treating Corp. plant on West 60th Street. No injuries reported. Plant manager Walter Shaw and safety director Frank Pleva were among witnesses as the roof collapsed and a massive fireball erupted, with propane tanks a concern for firefighters.
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Evening News
Allied Metal Treating Corp
West 60Th St
Charles I. Wesley
Milwaukee
Walter Shaw
Frank Pleva
American Motors
Somers and
Pleasant Prairie Fire Departments
County Trunk K
Hy. 50
Milwaukee Road
North Western Railway
Labour Demands Quick Election After Queen In Politics
Britain faces a constitutional row as the Labour Party accuses the Conservatives of involving Queen Elizabeth in politics by letting her pick a new prime minister. The dispute erupts as Harold Macmillan is poised to form a cabinet and seek royal approval.
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London
Labor
Queen Elizabeth
Britain
Harold Macmillan
House
R. A. Butler
Anthony Eden
Labor Party
Macmillan
Hugh Gaitskell
United States
Marciano to Regain Title in September Bout at Yankee Stadium
Marciano plans a return from retirement to challenge Floyd Patterson for the world heavyweight title next September at Yankee Stadium. The Jersey Journal cites a reliable source and notes agreements on pay, site, tickets, and media coverage with promoter Jim Norris and the International Boxing Club.
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Jersey City
N. J
Procky Marciano
Floyd Patterson
Yankee Stadium
The
Jersey Journal
Patterson
Jim Norris
International Boxing Club
Will Air Film Dispute in Pulpit
Chicago church leaders plan to discuss the dispute over televising the film Martin Luther in pulpits after WGN TV cancelled a scheduled showing amid protests. The Church Federation of Greater Chicago urged pastors from 1600 churches to inform congregations Sunday about the controversy and issues of expression.
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Chicago
Martin Luther
Church Federation of Greater
Defiance of Reds Burns On in Hungary
Budapest dispatch reports widespread anti Kadar sentiment amid train rides with refugees noting slogans such as Down with Kadar. observe talk reveals few Communists hold power while layoffs rise under a rationization program. workers resist joining the party to avoid dismissal.
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Hungary
Budapest
Kadar
Austria
Janos Kadar
Lom
Space Missile Control Plan Headed to UN Study
The United States will present a broad international control proposal on space missiles to the UN political committee. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. is expected to relay Eisenhower's call for a reliable agreement within the UN framework to curb military use of intercontinental ballistic missiles.
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Tom Hoge
United Nations
N. Y
United States
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Eisenhower
State of the Union
Washington
UN Disarmament Subcommittee
Poland Points To West As Warsaw Hosts Chinese Premier
Warsaw hosts Chou Enlai amid Kremlin pressure to align Poland with Soviet bloc as U S disarmament moves spark debate. Kremlin summons Poland Romania East Germany China and Hungary to Moscow claiming unity in the Communist camp. Poland seeks economic aid while Western nations watch tense diplomacy unfold.
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Moscow
Kremlin
Poland
Chou Enlai
Warsaw
Hungary
United States
Chou
Janos Kadar
Budapest
Kadar
Romania
East Germany
China
Rojtman Named Executive VP and General Manager at Case
The J. I. Case Co. announced Marc Rojtman as executive vice president and general manager at a special directors meeting in Chicago. Rojtman founded American Tractor Co., merged with Case. Edward Elliott and Mentor Kraus named Case directors. John Brown remains president and chairman.
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Chicago
J. I. Case Co
Racine
Marc Rojtman
Rojtman
American Tractor Co
Case
Edward Elliott
Mentor Kraus
John Brown
University Gifts Donation Total Reaches 506303
The University of Wisconsin Board of Regents announced acceptance of gifts and grants today totaling 506,303 dollars. The announcement lists donors and grantors supporting various university programs and initiatives.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin Board of Regents
Seven Motorists Win Jaycee Courtesy Awards
Seven motorists received courteous driving awards on the final day of a five day drive sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Winners include Paul Schmidt Bradley Paris Gerald Lourigan Richard Huff Mrs Louis Knettle Lee Fulmer.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Paul Schmidt
Bradley Paris
60Th
Gerald Lourigan
15Th Ave
Richard Huff
17Th Ave
Louis Knettle
5Th Ave
Lee Fulmer
Sheridan Rd
Regents Approve Travel Based Credit Plan for Graduation
The Board of Regents of State Colleges approved in principle a plan allowing students to earn graduation credits through world travel. The decision, made Friday, opens a program that ties study and travel to degree requirements.
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Madison
Board of Regents of State Colleges
Open Sunday feature on Classified Pages
Tonight and every Saturday the Classified Pages offer Open Sunday listings for stores open all day Sunday. Use this convenient feature when unexpected guests arrive or a Sunday snack is planned and you need quick shopping options.
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