North Siders Debate Sheridan Rd Parking Ban
North Side businessmen fear a parking ban on Sheridan Rd during widening and repaving this summer. About a dozen attended the City Council meeting as owners warned of widespread closures if parking is banned along 50th to 7th Ave and 60th to 75th St. The city and state plan funding with restrictions, while aldermen debated cost and alternatives and a follow up meeting was scheduled.
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7Th Ave
Kenosha
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40Th St
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75Th St
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Maurice Weber
Swan Laundry
John Bashinsky
Waldemar Bose
Joseph Arliskas
ANA Plumbing
William Scordato
North Side Businessmen’s Association
Duczak
Eugene R. Hammond
A. W. DeBlaise
Joseph Safage
60Th St
Roosevelt Rd
Ald
Safage
George Whyte
Lst
Hammond
Dvczak
Polonia Hall
Vernon Boyle
Congress
Scordato
Fight Over Kenosha Water Rate Boosts Set for Hearing
A public hearing in Kenosha will consider a $4.165 million expansion by the city water utility and a rate increase to finance it. If approved, bills may rise about 20 percent in June and a further 50 percent after expansion completes in 1963, with the city needing bonds for financing.
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Kenosha
Public Service Commission of Wisconsin
PSC
Madison
Fred Nelson
Nelson
Chicago
Woman Embezzled in Iowa Bank Case Revealed
An Iowa bank embezzlement case involves a woman accused of siphoning about 2 million dollars. A fatal train collision in Magnolia Mississippi occurred when a City of New Orleans passenger train struck a gas truck at a crossing, killing nine and injuring six.
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Magnolia
Miss
Chicago
New Orleans
No Further Sign of Life At Tower
Salvage workers reported no further sign of life from the sunken Texas Tower 70 miles southeast of New York City where 28 men were aboard. Rescue operations resumed at 6:30 am after tappings and a voice-like sound stirred hope, then faded as Coast Guard officials declared it unlikely anyone survived.
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New York
Coast Guard
New York City
Texas Tower
Kenosha Board defers high school architect choice to three firms
The Board of Education deferred selecting an architect for Kenosha’s second public high school, narrowing to Lawrence Monberg and Associates Kenosha, Schutte Phillips and Machon Inc., and John J Flad and Associates Madison. Interviews set for Feb 1 with eight questions on experience, bidding, cost estimates, site size, supervision, extras, timeline, and building type.
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Kenosha
Board of Education
Lawrence Monberg and
Durkee School
Maurer
Daughter of Bank President Confesses to Embezzlement
Burnice Geiger a 58 year old longtime assistant cashier and daughter of Sheldon National Bank president W P Iverson is jailed in Sioux City on charges of embezzling more than 2.1 million dollars from the bank between 1960 and earlier years. The closure follows discovery during a routine inspection and federal investigators along with FDIC and FBI staff prepare the case for the grand jury.
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Iowa
UPI
Sheldon National Bank
Burnice Geiger
Sioux City
van Alstine
Comptroller of the Currency
FBI
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
FDIC
Washington
Securities State Bank
Geiger
The Promise of America public service message
A promotional piece claims confidence in record breaking research creating new industries and millions of jobs. It asserts the economy will rise and invites readers to respond to a broad public service message produced with The Advertising Council.
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Bend For Free
Broakliet
Promise of America
New York
N. Y
The
Advertising Council
Three Are Killed In State Mishaps
Three people died in separate crashes reported by United Press International. A Milwaukee woman, 77 year old Bessie Fricano, was struck on a south side street and died from multiple fractures and head injuries at Johnston Emergency Hospital. In Ripon, brothers Herman Schalow, 79, and Otto Schalow, 77, were fatally injured when Herman’s car crossed the center line on Wis 23 near Ripon, colliding with a second vehicle driven by Robert Morris of Green Lake. Morris was injured.
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Ripon
Bessie Fricano
Milwaukee Street
Johnston Emergency Hospital
Herman Schalow
Otto
Herman
Wis
Ike's Final Report Broadcast Tonight
Dwight D. Eisenhower delivers a final report to the nation on his two terms as president from the White House at 7 30 p m CST. Major television and radio networks carry the address nationwide.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
White House
Italian Boy Narrowly Cleared Immigration Deadline
Fourteen year old Bruno Fani arrives at O'Hare as Herman and Mrs. Fani prepare to adopt him. He had been deemed an orphan and faced a strict deadline of fourteen for adoption, closing one day after his arrival.
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Italy
Herman Fani
Chicago
O'Hare
52Nd St
Frank
Marietta
Bruno
Immigration Department
Fani
Weather forecast hints at colder spell ahead
Realists warn of an end to the mild spell with colder, cloudy conditions soon. Tonight lows are 18 to 25 degrees and Wednesday highs around 22 to 30. Sunshine briefly returned at noon with readings near 46 at American Motors and 43 downtown. Southport logged a 27 degree low and 25 to 37 degree swing Monday. Sunrise is 7 15 and sunset 4 48.
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Kenosha
American Motors
Southport Park
Southport
Lake Geneva Man Staged Hold Up Hoax
Robert Polley a 44 year old sporting goods dealer staged a robbery abduction hoax to disappear. Mrs Virginia Fitzsimons Lake Geneva told investigators she drove him to O Hare Field Chicago as part of a pre arranged plan and that Polley admitted domestic troubles and fabricating the scene. Police cleared Fitzsimons of involvement. Polley boarded a flight from O Hare to Los Angeles Sunday morning. Authorities had searched after a customer found an empty wallet and hat with two bullet holes at Polley s shop. Polley is married with two children.
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Lake Geneva
Wis
Robert Polley
Pat Welch
Walworth County
Virginia Fitzsimons
Polley
O’hare Field
Chicago
Illinois
Fitzsimons
Welch
Continental Airlines
Los Angeles
Calif
O'Hare
Quiet End to Georgia U Integration Tension
The University of Georgia resumed classes after a day and night of integration with minimal incidents. Charlotte Hunter and Hamilton Holmes, both students of Atlanta, returned to classes amid a quiet campus as officials planned firm actions against last week's disturbances.
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Athens
University of Georgia
Charlayne Hunter
Hamilton Holmes
Atlanta
Price of Gold Rises in London Market
The price of gold on London's free market rose to 35.52 dollars an ounce, 10 cents higher than yesterday's quotation. The quotation shows 253 shillings and 1 penny per ounce.
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iPi
Congo soldiers clash with Baluba in Katanga incident
Sixty Swedish United Nations troops fought Baluba tribesmen in Katanga today causing heavy casualties. In Havana three Cubans were executed by a revolutionary firing squad after conviction by a court martial as extremist actors.
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Congo
United Nations
Katanga
Havana
Cuba
Communist Forces Retake Vang Vieng Airstrip in Laos
Reports say Communist troops recaptured the strategic Vang Vieng Airport after government forces seized the town and its airstrip north of Vientiane. A Soviet ship alleged it was pursued and molested for 25 minutes in the Arabian Sea by a destroyer flying the American flag.
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Laos
Vang Vieng
Moscow
Arabian Sea
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