City and County School Leaders Review Future Enrollment
A special session Monday night will compare the city school survey with the county plan to 1964 enrollments. Charles Walden notes key data are not yet ready and officials weigh senior high and junior high needs, tuition student impact, and possible joint high school options.
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City Board of Education
County School Committee
Charles Walden
Margaret Diehl
Diehl
Somers-Pleasant Prairie
Walden
St. Joseph’s Catholic High School
Traffic Ticket Surprises Kenosha Deputy on Highway 41
State police stopped Kenosha County Deputy Art Blake traveling 47 mph in a 35 mph zone on Highway 41 while transporting a Hurley prisoner. Blake said he was surprised while the state officer borrowed his pen to write the warning ticket.
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Evening News
Kenosha
Sheridan Road
Robert Cook
Howard Alwards
David Carlson
Tony Arrowood
Peggy Weber
Brigitta Wollers
Barbara Stephens
Carol Beach Association
Mark Snelling
19Th Ave
Kenosha County
Hurley
Art Blake
Hys
Blake
Weather Outlook for Kenosha with Snow Flurries
Snow flurries accompany a warm air mass for Kenosha with cloudy skies. Tonight low 20 to 25, Thursday high around 28. Noon temps 28 at the sewage plant and American Motors, 30 downtown. Yesterday high 32, low 26 earlier. Sunrise 7 10 AM, sunset 4 57 PM.
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Kenosha
American Motors
Kefauver Enters New Hampshire Primary
Senator Estes Kefauver is formally entered for the New Hampshire first in the nation primary on March 13 becoming the first Democrat to file in the state. President Eisenhower had already been entered on the Republican ballot last week.
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Concord
N. H
Estes Kefauver
New Hampshire
Eisenhower
Chicago Youth Victim Of Teen Gang Killing
A fatal stabbing on a west side sidewalk ends a week of Wolf Gang attacks in Chicago. William MecNeff, 20, is killed by four youths after his companion is blocked and restrained by the gang. John Gahier, 20, witnesses the struggle as MecNeff dies.
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Chicago
Chicago—i
William MecNeff
West Side
Don
McNeff
John Gahier
Gahier
Robert Hoffman
Government frees AT&T Western Electric patents in antitrust ruling
Federal Judge in Newark NJ ordered release of about 8600 patents held by AT&T and Western Electric. The decree ends antitrust action from 1949 and lets other U.S. firms use the patents for fair royalties, with access to technical know how. The freed list includes transistors and solar cells and a color television system.
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Washington
Justice Department
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
At&t
Western Electric
Bell Laboratories
Federal District Court
Newark
N. J
At&t Western Electric
Adenauer defies doctors by skipping vacation in Bonn
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer will disregard medical advice and cancel a planned vacation in Bonn the government spokesman said Tuesday. The move signals a stance against health direction as Adenauer continues official duties during a time of medical concern.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Governors press interposition against federal school orders
Four Southern governors from Virginia Georgia Mississippi and South Carolina urged their legislatures to invoke interposition against federal authority over school desegregation. They called for resistance to the Supreme Court and possible nullification efforts while signaling continued legal and political maneuvers in the Deep South.
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Richmond
U. S. Supreme Court
Deep South
Thomas B. Stanley
Virginia
Marvin Griffin
Georgia
H. P. Coleman
Mississippi
George B. Timmerman Jr
South Carolina
Supreme Court
Dixie
Pirates Attack Shrimp Boat Off Camaguey Coast
In Camaguey Cuba yesterday twenty pirates attacked the shrimp boat La Joven Mateo off the southern coast. Amado Torres skipper said pirates boarded from row boats seized valuables damaged engine room and wrecked the deck before escaping with loot.
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Cuba
Amado Torres
la Joven Mateo
Torres
Kefauver Opens Drive In State
Senator Kefauver campaigned in Wisconsin for the presidential primary praising Senator Alexander Wiley for seaway support while criticizing president Eisenhower and Ezra Benson. He argued for a national seaway role and urged policies to reduce food surpluses with a large food allotment and higher price supports. He spoke in La Crosse and planned to address Green Bay later.
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Superior
Wis
Ipp
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Wiley
Kefauver
Great Lakes
Green Bay
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Eisenhower
Ezra T. Benson
Madison Judge Alvin C. Reis Dies After Collapse
Circuit Judge Alvin C. Reis collapsed and died of a heart attack Tuesday afternoon on Capitol Square Madison. He was 63 and awaiting a bus near his courtroom after recessing the first trial of the January term. Reis announced reelection plans two weeks earlier. He had served on the bench since 1936 after appointment by Gov. LaFollette. He influenced labor and civil rights cases and had many decisions upheld by the Wisconsin Supreme Court. He held a UW law degree, Harvard training, and prior government service including Army air service, attorney general assistant post, assembly member, state senator, and chief counsel for the State Public Service Commission. Surviving are a son Alvin Jr and two daughters. Funeral set for Friday at Luther Memorial Church.
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Harvard University
Army Air Service
Europe
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State Senate
Senate
State Public Service Commission
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Alvin Jr
Robert C. Welch
Dexter, Mo
John Coffin
Shorewood
Luther Memorial Church
Eisenhower Comments On Second Term Plans And Nixon
President Eisenhower dodged a definite answer on seeking a second term while praising Vice President Nixon. He criticized mixing politics with the Supreme Court and said no family opposition to another run. A mid February medical check is planned and a trip to the south may precede it. He said he has not discussed a running mate with Nixon and praised Nixon’s government knowledge and character. He also opposed a chief justice entering politics for a presidential bid.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Nixon
Supreme Court
Court
Warren
United States
Emperor Hirohito Opens 24th Diet Session
Emperor Hirohito opened the 24th postwar Diet with a brief address. He praised Japan’s expanding relations but urged greater effort to win trust from foreign nations.
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Tokyo
Hirohito
Japan
Afghanistan to Build Airfields and Highway Under Soviet Loan
Kabul radio says Afghanistan's five year development plan will include four airfields and a major highway funded by a 100 million dollar loan arranged during Bulganin and Khrushchev’s December Kabul visit. The plan centers on Soviet financing to expand Afghan infrastructure.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Kabul
Afghanistan
Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Jerusalem Egypt reach demilitarized zone withdrawal
Jerusalem reports that Egypt agrees to remove troops from the El Auja demilitarized zone and allow United Nations officials to mark borders, aiming to ease tensions in the area. Washington notes a Senate subcommittee says U.S. officials secretly approved trade of strategic goods with Communist nations. Chicago reports hog prices rise as farmers cut back shipments by 25 cents to 1 dollar per hundred pounds. Las Vegas New Mexico two seniors admit dispersing a touch-sensitive explosive in two schools and a church, hospitalizing at least one person.
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Egypt
el Auja “Demilitarized Zone
United Nations
Washington
Senate
U.S
Chicago
Las Vegas
N. M
Bare-Footed Milkman Sets New World Record
Melbourne athlete Dave Stephens, renowned as the bare-footed milkman, ran six miles in 27 minutes 54 seconds to surpass Emil Zatopek's world record by 5.2 seconds.
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Melbourne
Dave Stephans
Australia
Emil Zatopek
Banks Re Open Credit Lines for Argentina Firms
The First National Bank of Boston joins Chase Manhattan and First National City banks of New York in re opening credit lines for Argentine clients. Announcement came Tuesday.
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First National Bank of
Boston
Chase Manhattan
First National City Banks of
New York
Argentina
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