Russia protests U S airspace violations over seven Soviet cities
Moscow alleges U S reconnaissance flights over Minsk Vilna Kaunas during July 4 5 and 9. Zarubin delivered a formal protest to Secretary of State and demanded punishment to prevent future incidents. Washington offered no immediate comment as the matter moved to Defense.
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U. S
al Mui
Pentagon
Georgi N. Zarubin
Zarubin
Moscow
London
Germany
East Germany
Poland
Soviet Union
Minsk
Baltic Sea
Vilna
Kaunas
Lithuania
United States
Panamanian Freighter Sinks After Fog Collision At Sea
A Panamanian iron ore freighter the Estoril sank after colliding with the Italian vessel De Mazzella 450 miles east of Boston in thick fog. All crewmen were rescued by the De Mazzella. The Estoril, home port Panama, was en route from Halifax to Philadelphia. the Mazzella hailed from Naples. Coast Guard dispatched the cutter Casco and a Salem flying boat to assist.
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Boston
Estoril
Halifax
N. S
Philadelphia
Panama
Naples
Coast Guard
Casco
Salem
Mass
Polio cases lag behind 1955 in Wisconsin
Wisconsin reports 44 polio cases for 1956, 14 fewer than the same period last year, per the State Board of Health.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Board of Health
Weather seen mid 80s in Kenosha with showers likely
Temperatures reached the mid 80s by noon in Kenosha and a warm night is forecast with a cooling trend tomorrow. Scattered showers and thunderstorms are possible Thursday. Sewage plant reported 84 at noon, 56 yesterday, 81 high, 60 low today. Sunrise 4:26 a.m. sunset 7:26 p.m.
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Kenosha
Mercury
American Motors
Second Victim Dies in Monroe Car Crash
An automobile accident near a Woodford picnic grounds Sunday claimed its second life Tuesday night as Mrs. Bonner White, 71, of rural Monroe, died of injuries at St. Clare Hospital.
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Monroe
Woodford
Bonner White
St. Clare Hospital
Talks Resume Between Steel Talks and Union Leaders
Washington steel executives agreed to resume talks with union leaders Thursday to end the steel strike. In Gettysburg Eisenhower begins his second term campaign with a conference with Republican chairman Leonard W. Hall. In Wisconsin Tony Mierzwa led the Wisconsin Open at noon with 226 after three rounds. Al Brandison scored a hole in one on the 14th hole.
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Washington
Leonard W. Hall
Waukesha
Wis
Madison
Tony Mierzwa
Mierzwa
Cambridge
al Brandison
Taber backs foreign aid increase after long cuts
Representative Taber of New York, typically a supporter of cutting funds, reversed stance and urged the House to boost foreign aid appropriations by 550 million dollars. He led off the debate on the bill in the House.
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Washington
Rep
Taber
R-N.y
House
Wife of Art Baker files for divorce in cruelty suit
Los Angeles reports Art Baker host of You Asked For It is named in a divorce suit filed Tuesday by his wife. The couple wed in 1948 and separated last August citing cruelty as the grounds.
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Los Angeles
Art Baker
Bakers
Train Seizure Repaid After Creditor Claim Wins
In Hall Quebec a CPR employer owed $202.50 to Raymond Foucault for five weeks. The Ottawa Man wi train was seized for auction but paid within 24 hours. The court had ordered $216.75 total after seizure of the train and station items.
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Hall
Que
Canadian Pacific Railway
Raymond Foucault
Foucault
CPR
Quebec
Gatineau Hills
Maurice Chevalier
J. R. Thibaudeau
Chevalier
Joseph St. Marie
FBI Enters Weinberger Kidnap Case on Long Island
Federal agents move into the Weinberger kidnapping inquiry seven days after the infant was seized from his Westbury home. Police report no trace of the child or kidnapper amid dozens of hoax calls and false tips from Chicago to Pontiac, with the ransom rising to five thousand dollars.
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Westbury
N. Y
FBI
Peter Weinberger
Morris Weinberger
Weinberger
Long Island
Point Lookout
Dulles Challenges Russ on Satellites
New York journalist Frederick Woltman identified Elizabeth Poe of Los Angeles as a former member of a Communist group and an active participant in a Fund for the Republic report on Communist taint in Hollywood. Woltman testified to the House Committee on Un-American Activities about hiring Poe to assist John Jacobs.
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Washington
New York
Fund For the Republic
Time Magazine
Frederick Woltman
New York World-Telegram
Sun
Elizabeth Poe
Los Angeles
Miss Poe
Woltman
House Committee On Un-American Activities
John Cogley
John Jacobs
Hollywood
Waltman
Cogley
Jacobs
Arnold Forster
B'nai B’rith
Anti-Defamation League
Forster
Bevy of candidates files for fall county posts
Twenty candidates filed by deadline for county posts and state assembly seats. Only two incumbents, County Clerk Richard Lindgren and County Treasurer Walter E. Anderson, face no opposition. A three way Democratic sheriff primary pits John Paul, Marshall Simonsen, and Floyd Hughes, winner meeting Republican James Marshall.
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Richard Lindgren
Walter E. Anderson
John Paul
Marshall Simonsen
Floyd Hughes
James Marshall
Deep Water Dangers At City Beaches Prompt Lifeguard Warnings
Parks department reports 15 youngsters saved at Simmons and Southport beaches amid fluctuating sands creating deepWater zones. Swimmers urged to stay in supervised areas where lifeguards are on duty. last year three children nearly drowned near Simmons Island bathhouse when beaches were closed.
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Simmons
Southport
Lake Michigan
Simmons Island
Largest Nuclear Test Detected At Bikini Atoll
Japan reports the United States appears to have detonated the largest nuclear blast of this year at Bikini Atoll. Weather stations nationwide logged atmospheric changes and the central observatory noted the strongest barometric readings since testing began in May. Shock waves lasted about an hour.
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Tokyo
Japan
National Weather Bureau
United States
Bikini Testing Grounds
Central Meteorological Observatory
Bikini Atoll
Welfare Department unveils $40 million six year building plan
Madison state welfare officials propose a six year program costing nearly 40 million dollars to build new structures remodel existing facilities and raze obsolete ones. the plan targets institutions with 9000 last year and 7000 capacity while adding 4507 new beds and removing 1541 obsolete ones. Wilbur j Schmidt notes emphasis on replacing unsafe facilities and improving treatment and research with no major bed increase for mental hospitals.
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Madison
State Department of Welfare
State Public Welfare Board
Wilbur J. Schmidt
Welfare Department
Schmidt
Mendota
Winnebago
Central State
Two Civilians Killed In Ambush On Cyprus
Two civilians, an Armenian and a Greek Cypriot, were killed in an ambush of their car on the Larnaca Limassol road today. The attack appears linked to extremist campaigns aiming to deter residents on the British-held Mediterranean island.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Larnaca-Limassol
Mediterranean Island
Dulles Outlines Soviet Decentralization and Policy Shifts
Secretary of State Dulles urged the Soviet Union to restore full independence to its satellite nations to prove true decentralization. He said the world will watch if Moscow alters domestic and foreign policy, and noted shifts on neutrality, liberalization inside Russia, US India ties, and responses to Nixon on Soviet aid.
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Washington
Dulles
Russia
Soviet Union
United Nations
Free World
United States
India
Nixon
Asia
Wisconsin Young Republicans switch support in Trempealeau County
In Galesville Wisconsin the Trempealeau County Young Republican group shifts allegiance from Representative Glenn Davis to Senator Alexander Wiley reflecting a political realignment within the local party.
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Galesville
Wis
Young Republican Organization
Trempealeau County
Glenn Davis
Alexander Wiley
Jet Ban Rescinded at Glenview Naval Air Station
Rear Adm. Daniel V. Gallery lifted the Monday order halting jet flights by Marine reservists at Glenview Naval Air Station. The move ends a curiosity dispute and restores flight activities for the base unit.
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Chicago
Glenview Naval Air Station
Daniel V. Gallery
Growth in Kenosha business districts shows faith in future
The Kenosha city county article notes decentralization of commerce, new shopping centers on the horizon, and downtown revival. It describes parking plans, street renovations, and optimistic activity across Sixth Avenue, with downtown merchants pursuing a parking ramp and city improvements to solidify a robust retail future.
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Kenosha
West 75Th St
6Th Ave
City Hall
56Th St
Downtown Businessmen's Association
Racine
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Mich
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Republican Labor League of Wisconsin
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Eaton Manufacturing Corp
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Earl Morton
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