Fulbright Bill Debate Sparks Senate Clash Over Gas Regulation
Sen Monroney attacks Sen Wiley while Wiley labels the Harris Fulbright natural gas bill a farce. The measure would curb FPC price regulation, limit producer prices, and may affect well head pricing as Supreme Court rulings face new scrutiny. Opponent Douglas warns of higher gas costs.
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Wiley
Wrev-Tv
Neenah
Federal Power Commission
Wisconsin Republican
Supreme Court
Phillips Petroleum
Wisconsin
Senate
FPC
Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate joins April election
Madison-Clair Finch, member of the State Board of Tax Appeals, becomes the second candidate for the Wisconsin Supreme Court in the April 3 election. Harold Stassen calls a Senate Subcommittee report an unjustified political attack in Minneapolis. Rabat imam Si Thami El Glaoui dies at 78 after stomach cancer surgery. Fire and explosion destroy Carlin's Iceland in Baltimore. damage tops $175,000.
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Minneapolis
Harold Stassen
Senate
Madison
Clair Finch
State Board of Tax Appeals
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Rabat
Morocco
Thami el Glaoui
Baltimore
Carlin
Iceland
Baltimore Clippers
Weather Outlook for Kenosha Sees Mild Warm-Up
The Weather Kenosha reports a rise from a Sunday low of 4 below to 11 above. Noon readings reach 22 at the sewage treatment plant and American Motors, 20 downtown. Tonight cools to 0 to 5 above with fair to partly cloudy skies. Tuesday forecasts partly cloudy with a high of 15 to 20.
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Kenosha
American Motors
Turnpike Watch In Wisconsin After Illinois Plans
Madison Wisconsin C K Alexander says the Wisconsin Turnpike Commission will reexamine state policy after Illinois announces toll road plans and timetable for a 415 million dollar system. Bonds on Illinois turnpikes were sold today as the commission awaits details and possible meetings if needed.
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Madison
Wisconsin Turnpike Commission
Illinois
Cuilluimssiuhel Dau Luuay
C. K. Alexander
Wisconsin
Lakeshore
Beloit
Alexander
Commission
Kenosha
Minnesota
Hudson
Lawmaker seeks to curb transfers of wildlife refuges
Representative Reuss a Wisconsin Democrat plans to ask Congress to curb Interior Department authority over wildlife refuge disposal. He would urge the House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee to approve a bill requiring legislative approval before any refuge area is transferred by the Fish and Wildlife Service.
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Washington
Reuss
D-Wis
Congress
Department of the Interior
Milwaukee Democrat
House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
Department
Fish and Wildlife Service
Humphrey urges cooperatives in economic relief plan
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey proposed expanding government aid to include cooperative business ventures alongside private enterprises to help economically distressed areas. He argued cooperatives could boost local employment and stabilize communities.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Whitewater Sailor Hurt In Train Disaster
Terry Rowland, 18, of Whitewater Wisconsin, survived a Santa Fe train wreck with an injured knee. He recalled his initial luck with a reserved seat turning into horror as the coach toppled and passengers were thrown from the car amid cries of survivors and deaths.
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Los Angeles
Terry Rowland
Whitewater
Wis
Santa Fe
Rowland
Sudan's Zarroug Says Neutral Foreign Policy Planned
Cairo report states Sudanese Foreign Minister Mubarak Zarroug announced on Sunday that his new nation will pursue a neutral stance in international affairs.
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Cairo
Egypt
Sudan
Mubarak Zarroug
Train wreck near Los Angeles leaves many dead and injured
An estimated 29 people were killed and at least 142 injured when the Santa Fe San Diegan derailed near downtown Los Angeles. Engineer said he blacked out before the two-car train overturned on a curve, with chaos as survivors released by military personnel.
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Santa Fe
San Diegan
San Diego
Norfolk & Western
Cedar
W. Va
Frank Parrish
San Bernardino
Calif
E. A. Winstanley
Winstanley
World Jewish Congress Chief Sees Egyptian Naval Air Supremacy
Dr. Nahum Goldmann told a news conference that Egypt now holds superiority over Israel in jet bombers and submarines supplied by the Communists, signaling a shift in regional military balance.
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London
Nahum Goldmann
World Jewish Congress
Egypt
Israel
Burns Fatal To Market Proprietor
Alfred J. Walkush 49 died at Kenosha hospital after second degree burns from a flash fire that gutted Al's Cheese Market on Hy. 41. His wife Carolyn 55 survived with facial and arm burns. Firefighters have not determined the blaze’s cause and no investigation has begun.
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Alfred J. Walkush
Wailkush
Kenosha Hospital
Carolyn
Walkush
Al’s
Wisconsin
Lake County
Fred Pitts
Bristol Fire Department
Kenosha
Fire destroys garage and tractors at Schuh Transportation
A Sunday fire at Schuh Transportation Co. in Kaukauna destroyed a double garage and two semi trailer tractors. Owner Merlin Schuh estimated the loss at 20000 dollars.
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Schuh Transportation Co
Merlin Schuh
Congress Defense Report Faults Wilson and Other Businessmen
A House subcommittee report harshly criticizes Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson and other businessmen in government for failing to implement a unified military supply system. It charges Wilson and aides violated mandates, and says Hoover Commission statements are inconsistent. Release of the report was delayed as Republicans study the document.
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Washington
House
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
Pentagon
Navy
Charles I. Thomas
Asst
Thomas P. Pike
Hoover Commission On
Hoover Commission
Thomas
Subcommittee
Congress
Wreck Survivors Recall Moments of Sudden Terror
Survivor accounts from a San Diego bound Santa Fe Diesel wreck describe panicked escapes and injuries. Floyd Ballard aided by a woman trapped in a window as coaches toppled while sailors helped victims and a tourniquet was applied. Red Cross appealed for blood after rushing 118 pints to hospitals. Dorothy Lester was identified by a star sapphire ring as her husband faced the morgue.
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Los Angeles
Floyd C. Ballard
San Diego
Red Cross
Dorothy Lester
Leonard
Chicago Cop Faces Robbery Charge
Chicago police veteran Daniel P. Cleary, 53, was due in Felony Court to face armed robbery charges after allegedly holding up a dairy truck driver, John J. Polaszewski, 43, for 225 dollars. The driver identified Cleary in a lineup, Cleary denied the charge, and was suspended from the force.
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Chicago
Daniel P. Cleary
John J. Polaszewski
Cleary
Stassen Inquiry Accuses Collusion in grain bin project
The Senate Investigations subcommittee said Harold E. Stassen tried to hinder its inquiry into the 1954 Pakistan grain bin contract. The majority report cites strong evidence of collusion by others Stassen should have detected, while Sen. Bender faulted the report as inaccurate and unfair.
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Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Harold E. Stassen
Senate
Stassen
Foreign Operations Administration
Agricultural Construction Co
Los Angeles
Pakistan
McClellan
D-Ark
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Charles Wilson
Hamburger
Andrea Durha
Seattle
Fidelis Kuban
Turibius
Oliver A. Lynch
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
the Inquirer
Bender
Ohio
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