Coleman Demands Wiley Withdraw Charge Over Record
Wisconsin Republican leader Coleman again urges Senator Wiley to erase from the Congressional Record allegations that Coleman pledged 150000 for a Davis campaign against Wiley. Wiley refused, with Walter Harnischfeger denying involvement while noting his past contributions to various candidates.
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Coleman
Wiley
Madison
Thomas E. Coleman
Wisconsin
Alexander Wiley
Wis
Congressional Record
Glenn Davis
Waukesha
Davis
Milwaukee
Walter Harnischfeger
U. S
Harnischfeger
Weather outlook for Kenosha with clouds and storms
Skies remain clear tonight in Kenosha with tomorrow turning cloudy and warm and possible evening thunderstorms. High yesterday at the sewage plant was 84 and a low of 58 early today, with temperatures at the plant 75 this morning, 72 by noon, and readings downtown from 71 to 73 as the sun rose at 4 28 a.m. and set at 7 25 p.m.
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Kenosha
Mercury
American Motors
State Traffic Kills 2 More in Wisconsin Highway Toll Rise
Wisconsin's 1956 highway death toll reached 483 compared with 395 on the same date in 1955. Two men died Friday night in a collision on a Brown County highway one mile north of Lark. Victims were Edward F. Ostrenga 25 of rural Luxemburg and Barney Rhode 53 of Milwaukee. Mrs. Rhode was listed in serious condition at a Green Bay hospital.
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Wisconsin
Lark
Brown County
Edward F. Ostrenga
Luxemburg
Barney Rhode
Milwaukee
Cross Burnings Target Warren and Other Officials in Maryland
Police hunt youths who lit flaming crosses before the homes of Chief Justice Earl Warren and other top officials in Maryland. Crosses were found at Warren, Sen. Lehman, Justice Felix Frankfurter, and Solicitor General Simon Sobeloff with signs attacking school integration. Investigators suggest pranksters rather than Klan involvement, with possible charges including arson or trespassing. The FBI may pursue federal intimidation charges.
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Washington
Earl Warren
Sheraton Park
Warren
Sen
Herbert H. Lehman
D-N.y
Supreme Court
Felix Frankfurter
Simon Sobeloff
Douglas King
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Beltsville
Klu Klux Klan
Arlington
FBI
Lehman
George Washington University
Martin Rosensky
Monk Casper
Sobeloff
Frankfurter
Milwaukee Water Rate Boost Approved
The State Public Service Commission approved a 25 percent temporary water rate increase for Milwaukee. The emergency measure raises annual revenue by 1,111,680 dollars and takes effect on the next billing date.
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Milwaukee
Madison
City of
State Public Service Commission
Military Plane Down At Fort Dix Kills 45
A Douglas Liftmaster crashed in a pine swamp near Fort Dix New Jersey killing 45 people including 21 passengers and six civilians. One survivor, the flight engineer, and Maj. Joseph Ray Willets died.
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McGuire Air Force Base
Fort Dix
Ft. Dix
N. J
Joseph Ray Willets
Wisconsin St
Neenah
Wis
Burtonwood
England
Air Force
Lloyd Moses
McGuire
Ft. Dix Hospital
Only Trevor Active in Skywatch fourth anniversary observed
Operation Skywatch marks four years of civilian defense with the Ground Observer Corps in Wisconsin since 1952. The Trevor outpost in Salem Township Kenosha County remains active, manned by about a dozen locals. Funding increased from 250 to 200 for a new tower atop the village garage as work nears completion. Floyd Lubens leads the GOC area. Lee Barbyte notes progress and growing membership.
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Evening News
Kenosha
St. Josephs Catholic High School
Anderson Park
69Th St
St. Mark’s Catholic School
Sheridan Rd
73Rd St
Ground Observer Corps
Wisconsin
Kenosha County
Trevor
Salem Township
GOC
Lee Barbyte
Salem
Floyd Lubens
Joseph Ripp
Anti-Red Hungarians Seize Airliner Over Hungary to West Germany
A group of seven anti Communist Hungarians seized a DC3 airliner en route from Budapest to Szombathely, forced loops, injured twelve, and landed at U.S. air field near Ingolstadt. The rebels sought asylum in West Germany while police surrounded the damaged craft.
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Ingolstadt
Germany
West Germany
Hungary
U.S
Bonn
Melay Airlines
Budapest
Szombathely
Joseph Jakaby
Jakoby
Jakaby
U. S. Air Force
Tito and Nasser Prepare for Talks with Nehru in Belgrade
Tito and Nasser plan to discuss the Middle East and other topics with Prime Minister Nehru during next week's conference. The three power talks start July 19 at Brioni. Nehru is in West Germany. Nasser arrived in Belgrade for an eight day visit.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Tito
Egypt
Nasser
Nehru
India
Brioni
Adriatic
Middle East
West Germany
Atty Gen Vernon Thomson asks ICC to rescind two day unload rule
Vernon Thomson filed a brief with the Interstate Commerce Commission asking to rescind an order that gives shippers using Great Lakes ports only two days to unload railroad freight cars without storage charges. The brief notes ocean port shipments still enjoy six days of free time before storage fees apply.
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Madison
Vernon Thomson
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Great Lakes
Ocean
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Warren's Hotel
John Williams
1611Lth Air Transport Group
Special Air Force Board
Col. Williams
Pvt
Thomas F. Kiley
Lawrence
Mass
Pedro M. Souza
Military Air Transport Service
Skywatch
West
Gyor
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