Storm debris cleanup lags as power restored citywide
Kenosha faces days of debris removal after a severe wind and rain storm. H S Turkelson of Wisconsin Electric Power Co reports 200 plus workers back in action. complete service restored in Bristol with work continuing in Pleasant Prairie and Bullamore Forks. Telephone crews also restore many lines as county crews repair cables and clear streets. Affected residents face ongoing outages and cleanup for weeks ahead.
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Kenosha
H. S. Turkelson
Wisconsin Electric Power Co
Bristol
Ant Prairie
Bullamore Forks
Turkelson
Gust Gunderson
Badger Ice Cream Company
Milwaukee
Chicago
Leo Walkowski
Mario Rizzo
Marvin Bria
Zion-Winthrop Harbor
Cohn Ordered to Report for Training at Keesler AFB
Roy M. Cohn, prominent in the Army McCarthy dispute, is ordered by the New York National Guard to report for active duty field training at Keesler Air Force Base Biloxi Mississippi from September 11 to 25. Secretary of State Dulles states the United States will veto to keep Red China from joining the UN Security Council if needed.
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Albany
N. Y
U.P
Roy M. Cohn
State National Guard
Keesler Air Force Base
Biloxi
Miss
Washington
Dulles
United States
Red China
UN Security Council
AFL pilots set July 15 strike date against American Airlines
The Air Line Pilots Association announced a threatened walkout on July 15 over new coast-to-coast schedules. Pilots voted against flying more than eight consecutive hours in a single shift.
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Chicago
U.P
AFL Air Line Pilots Association
American Airlines
One Dies Eight Hurt In Milwaukee Accident
A collision on Milwaukee’s south side killed Mrs. Shirley Opperman, about 40, and injured eight others, including five children. Her husband Henry, 51, was in poor condition. Three of Mrs. Opperman’s children from a former marriage were among the injured.
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Milwaukee
Shirley Opperman
Henry
U S Demands Return of Seven Soldiers From Czechoslovakia
Washington issues a sharp note to Prague demanding the immediate return of seven U S soldiers seized by a Czech border patrol near Baernau on July 4. The U S denies espionage claims while Czech officials insist the men entered Czech territory to conduct an espionage mission and photographed objects on Czechoslovak soil.
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Washington
United States
Czechoslovakia
U. S
State Department
Prague
Baernau
Vienna
Ceteka
Jack Davis
Richard Jumper
Leonard Tennis
John Glasson
Ross McGinnis
George Switzer
Jerry Griffith
Germany
Cave-in Buries Sewer Worker in Eau Claire
Gerald Kallerud twenty died in a nine foot trench when a cave in buried him on a sewer project. He was covered by four feet of sand. workers freed his head and set a barrel to protect his face but a second cave in buried the barrel. He died almost an hour and a half after being freed. He was the son of Alf M. Kallerud.
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Eau Claire
Gerald Kallerud
Kallerud
Alf M. Kallerud
Goodyear Tire Workers Strike Across 10 Plants
The CIO United Rubber Workers ordered 23 000 Goodyear employees to quit in 10 cities after stalled wage talks. Reports place the walkout in Akron and St Marys Ohio Muncie Indiana Los Angeles Topeka Kansas Lincoln Nebraska and Gadsden Alabama with more plants affected. Negotiations failed over a 5 cent an hour raise and wage differential issues at low paid plants. Talks had run since June 22 with a Canton Ohio meeting recessed May 4.
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Cincinnati
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
CIO
United Rubber Workers
Goodyear
Akron
St. Mary’s
Ohio
Muncie
Ind
Los Angeles
Topeka
Kan
Lincoln
Neb
Gadsden
Ala
Jackson
Mich
New Bedford
Mass
Windsor
Ont
Canton
Church Picnic Gambling Lead to Fine and Seizure
A Pu laski church picnic resulted in a $100 fine for possess ing gambling devices. The equipment seized at the picnic will be destroyed, per District Attorney Bernard Bertrand and Municipal Judge Donald W. Gleason.
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Green Bay
Wis
St. Mary's Catholic Church of
Pulaski
Donald W. Gleason
Bernard Bertrand
Planted Policeman Wounds Milwaukee Loan Bandit
A masked bandit in Milwaukee attempted a heist at the People's Savings and Loan Assn. and was wounded by a stationed officer after being ordered to surrender. The gunman, about 50, claimed to be Robert Green of Los Angeles. police doubt the alias. He was hospitalized with a bullet near the spine and provided few answers. Officer Anthony Stack fired after the bandit threatened the cashier. The city has increased armed robberies at savings and loan offices since March 17 totaling about 7,500 dollars.
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Milwaukee
Robert Green
Los Angeles
Anthony Stack
People’s Savings and Loan Assn
Stack
Savings and Loan
Miami Hunts Childs Killer
Miami detectives press on with the Judith Ann Roberts case grilling more than 30 men and holding seven for questioning while a dragnet of about 40 suspects continues. The child was abducted from the Rosenberg home, found murdered near South Bayshore Drive, and a witness spoke of a colored man as a possible contact.
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Miami
Fla
Judith Ann Roberts
AMA Wrewr SQ
Ava Wasene
Chester Eldredge
Homicide Bureau
Judith Ann
Dinner Key
Eldredge
FBI
Edward J. Powers
South Miami
Baltimore
South Bayshore Drive
Autumn-like nights bring pleasant sleep in Kenosha
Cool early autumn breezes made sleeping in Kenosha pleasant last night with more of the same expected tonight. The forecast calls for partly cloudy and warmer conditions, lows from 54 to 62 and highs tomorrow in the 80s, with lake regions cooler. The Sewage Treatment plant reported a high of 74 yesterday and a low of 51, while downtown was 69, and Nash Motors noted 74.
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Kenosha
Nash Motors
Reservist Killed as Truck Overturns at Camp McCoy
A Camp McCoy accident left one Army reservist dead and 13 injured during a routine night drill. Corporal William A. Schrott of Detroit died when the truck overturned. others aboard were members of the 70th Division, comprising Michigan and Illinois reservists in two weeks of training at the post.
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Camp McCoy
William A. Schrott
Detroit
Michigan
Illinois
Regents Meet At La Crosse On Saturday July 17
University of Wisconsin board of regents will convene in La Crosse on Saturday July 17, announced regent secretary Clarke Smith. The meeting aims to discuss campus matters and administrative actions.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin Board of Regents
la Crosse
Clarke Smith
Madison Teacher's Son Drowns After Fall Into Lake
James Straw three year old son of Mr and Mrs Bruce Straw of Madison fell into Fish Lake in Roxbury town. He died after the accident at a resort owned by his grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank Gaukel. The father is a teacher at Madison West High School.
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Roxbury
Wis
James Straw
Bruce Straw
Madison
Fish Lake
Madison West High School
Frank Gaukel
Puerto Rican group given lengthy sentences for House assault
Four Puerto Rican terrorists convicted of shooting at the House of Representatives were sentenced to up to 75 years. Lolita Lebron, 34, led the group with 16 years eight months to 50 years, while Rafael Cancel Miranda, Andres Figueroa Cordero, and Irving Flores Rodriguez received 25 to 75 years each. Judge Holtzoff called the attack dastardly and noted the outcome could have been death without surgeons. The defendants said they acted for Puerto Rican independence and denied intent to kill.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Lolita Lebron
U. S
Alexander Holtzoff
Lebron
Holtzoff
Rafael Cancel Miranda
Andres Figueroa Cordero
Irving Flores Rodriguez
Radical Nationalist Party of
Puerto Rico
Aftershocks Follow Fallon Quake Recording Seismic Activity
Fallon Nevada reports a sequence of aftershocks recorded on seismographs yesterday after Tuesday's quake near Fallon. One aftershock was severe and logged as significant by geologists monitoring the area.
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Fallon
Nev
Mother and three children die in Waukesha fire
A young mother Mrs Madeline Knuese age 31 and her three children Rob ert Jr 6 Margaret 2 and Mary 3 died in a late night blaze in their Gatewood subdivision home in the Town of New Berlin. Husband and a neighbor failed to reach them despite an ax victory and efforts. Firemen said the living room near the davenport was the likely origin and the cause was under investigation.
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Harry Rosenberg
Miami
Betty
Judith
Rosenbergs
Waukesha
Madeline Knuese
New Berlin
Robert Jr
Margaret
Mary
Gatewood Subdivision
Knuese
Waukesha County
Michael Lombardi
Merle Hoeft
Kinese
Robert
Milwaukee County General Hospital
Brookfield
Franklin Wirth
Davenport
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