Safety Building Viewed by Law Enforcing Men
City and county officials debate a single Safety Building housing police and sheriff operations. Key figures Police Chief Haukedahl Sheriff Hughes Mayor Hammond and County Board Chair Nelson weigh plans, space needs, site at Sheridan and 55th, tunnel link to jail, and potential cost savings or duplications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Haukedahl
Floyd Hughes
Sophus Nelson
Hughes
Nelson
Eugene Hammond
Haukedahl
Lawrence Monberg
55Th St
Sheridan Rd
Poplice
A&p
8Th Ave
A and P
Sheriff's Department
Board Gives Stipulations To End Case
Lakewood School Board members Dennis Beulah William Smeeth J J Colling and John Pfeiffer propose four stipulations to end the ouster actions brought by Harry and Doris Lovely over the McGuffey Reader. They demand acknowledgment of text selection rights no sectarian materials or imposed political philosophy and withdrawal of charges. County jail and police station issues follow with talks of shared facilities and facility needs in Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Lakes
Thomas Appel
Lakewood
Harry A. Lovely
Dennis Beulah
William Smeeth
J. J. Colling
John Pfeiffer
M. Eugene Baker
Appel
The
Lovelys
Harry A
Doris Lovely
McGuffey
Rod Richardson
Kenosha Records 30 Degree Noon Temperature Hit
Temperatures rose to the 30 degree mark in Kenosha at noon, the highest since the start of a prolonged cold wave that ended Thursday. Downtown measured the high while Southport logged 29. Yesterday's high 24 and low 9, with tonight's low 18-23 and mostly cloudy conditions ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha
Southport
Rail merger plan draws mixed praise and sharp opposition
The Pennsyl vania and New York Central announce a merger creating a 20 300 mile $5 4 billion system. Labor unions call it catastrophic for jobs while executives from C&O Erie Lackawanna Nickel Plate and Norfolk & Western see strategic benefits and potential regulatory speeding of other consolidations.
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New York
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Goliath
Congress
Pennsy
Central Boards
Milton G. McInnes
Erie-Lackawanna Railroad
Central Pennsylvania
Felix S. Hales
Nickel Plate Road
East
Norfolk & Western
Nickel Plate
C&o
B&o
Central
Stuart T. Saunders
Interstate Commerce Commission
Probe Into Fatal Air Crash Near Chippewa Falls
The Wisconsin Aeronautics Commission investigates a private plane crash that killed five, including Orin S. Slaussen of Middleton and four Oscar Mayer & Co. executives. The Cessna 310 hit a 450 foot TV antenna west of Chippewa Falls, tower owned by Chippewa Cable Co. The tower had been ruled a hazard and illegal construction in 1960, with a Wisconsin Supreme Court appeal scheduled for March.
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Chippewa Falls
Wis
Wisconsin Aeronautics Commission
Orin S. Slaussen
Middleton
Oscar Mayer & Co. Meat Packing Firm
Madison
Rice Lake
Chippewa Cable Co
Commission
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Probation Given in Stabbing Death Case
Henry Horton 36 of Arcadia Florida received five years probation after pleading guilty to homicide by reckless conduct in the stabbing death of James Samuels 40 of Detroit. The incident occurred during a worker brawl at Goldman Orchards near hear October 29.
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Sturgeon Bay
Wis
UPI
Henry Horton
Arcadia
Fla
Horton
James Samuels
Detroit
Goldman Orchards
Hear
Major Accomplishments of Legislature Listed
The fall session passed a tax revision with a 3 percent sales tax a 1 percent income tax increase and a withholding system. It approved a reduced bill for state aid to parochial school transportation and a $2 park season fee. Tax relief was granted to pleasure boat owners. A farm marketing bill was enacted and obscene material controls were tightened. The Welfare Department can convert a radar site to a prison pre release camp. Mediation of wage and working condition disputes between municipalities and employers was authorized. Presidential primaries become winner take all. Rights of 32nd Division soldiers were protected. The session adjourned to Jan 9 aiming to block Gov Nelson appointments.
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Madison
State Welfare Department
Williams Bay
Wisconsin Employment Relations Board
32Nd Division
Gaylord Nelson
Lockmaster Drowns at Fox River Pier Incident
Harry Wilson 61 a government lockmaster drowned Friday after falling from a concrete pier into the Fox River while clearing ice from a dam gate near the Inter lakes Paper Mill in Appleton. His body was not recovered immediately.
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Appleton
Harry Wilson
Fox River
Interlakes
Chemical Plant Blast Kills One in Tuscola
A blast at United States Industrial Chemical Corp in east central Illinois killed Dave Laley of Tuscola and injured 11 others. The explosion, likely from a high pressure line, occurred about 3:30 p.m. Friday at the ammonia plant. Several workers remained hospitalized, while others received first aid. reporters were kept from the scene.
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Tuscola
UPI
United States Industrial Chemical Corp
Dave Laley
Jarman Memorial Hospital
Alfred E. Kleiss
Tom Saddler
Arthur
Russ Reddick
Bill Sigrise
Joe Arthur
Mattoon
Chemical
Here
Illinois
Two Elderly Men Die in Collision in Burnett County
Two elderly northern Wisconsin men died in a head on crash in Burnett County on Friday. George Eddy 72 of Clam Falls and his passenger Bert Thomas about 70 of Antigo were killed when their car collided with another vehicle while attempting to pass a semi trailer on Wisconsin 35. Richard Johnson 19 of Frederic and three passengers were hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Burnett County
George Eddy
Clam Falls
Bert Thomas
Antigo
Wis
Richard Johnson
Frederic
Canadian ag minister James C. Gardiner dies at 78
James C. Jimmy Gardiner, the Canadian minister of agriculture, died Friday in Balcarres Sask. He was 78 and had served in the cabinet for several years. The obituary notes his impact on farming policy and his prominence in Canadian politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balcarrcs
James C. Jimmy Gardiner
TV comedian Ernie Kovacs dies in Los Angeles crash
Comedian Ernie Kovacs 42 died when his compact station wagon skidded on a rain slick street and hit a utility pole near West Los Angeles. He left Billy Wilder's home after a party attended by Edie Adams and Hollywood friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Calif
Ernie Kovacs
Milton Berles
Kovacs
Billy Wilder
Yves Montand
Martin Gabel
Hollywood
Miss Adams
Mexico
Mia
Betty
Kit
Backers Form Kuehn for Governor Committee in Wisconsin
A statewide group to support Philip G. Kuehn of Whitefish Bay for the Republican nomination for governor was announced. State Sen. John Potter will chair the Kuehn for Governor Committee with members including Harvey Higley Stewart Honeck Glenn Davis and Cyrus Philipp. Kuehn lost in 1960 to Gov. Gaylord Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Philip G. Kuehn
Whitefish Bay
John Potter
Kuehn
Gaylord Nelson
Doctor Orders Nixon To Bed With Virus
Former Vice President Richard M Nixon is ordered to bed with a virus infection after his press aide reported a low fever while he campaigns in California. The gubernatorial hopeful's health prompts temporary rest as doctors advise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Los Angeles
Richard M. Nixon
California
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Kenosha News
Police
Sheriff's
Board
Sheriff Hughes
Huber Law
Oscar Mayer Co
Justice Department
John E. Kusik
Chesapeake & Ohio
Walter J. Tuchy
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Lockmaster
East Central
United Press International
Ing
Trenton
N.J
Kuehn Farm Committee
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