Power Boats Arrival At Kenosha For Two Day Rendezvous
The United States Power Squadron Tenth District cruise ends in Kenosha with over 150 power boats and 400 people visiting the Kenosha Yacht Club. Attendees include district officers from Chicago Bettendorf Appleton Evanston Green Bay Milwaukee and Sturgeon Bay. The event showcases boats valued at nearly a million dollars as USPS promotes boating education.
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Evening News
Kenosha
United States Power Squadron
Tenth District
Lake Michigan
Appleton
Chicago
Duluth
Evanston
Green Bay
Hammond
Rock Island
Milwaukee
Sturgeon Bay
Power Squadron
Erwin H. Falk
Bettendorf
Iowa
Fred H. Jones
Paul Warren
Robert Malcolm Jr
G. K. Willecke
George B. Wendt
A. E. Kayser
Norman E. Anderson
Gary
Arthur S. Lewis
M. F. Weissmann
Quad City
Hampton, Ill
Hubert Grota
Arthur W. Hankwitz
John S. Pedersen
Howard J. Michie
USPS
United States
Hawaii
Alaska
Canal Zone
Edward Grota
Arthur Ogden
Robert Janisky
Anthony Demencius
Leo Riordan
William Meyers
Arthur Peterson
Joe Werner
Chris Juliani
Fred Pfennig
W. C. Klienpell
D. N. Goldstein
Paul Potter
Gilbert Drew
William Earl
D. C. Beaulieu
Strike Averted as Racine Bus Line Reaches Deal
A Racine strike was averted on the deadline Friday after union acceptance of a new contract. The agreement secures an hourly raise of five cents, three cents more in fringe benefits, and three paid sick leave days per year.
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Racine
Racine Motor Coach Lines, Inc
Avert Strike At Simmons Averted After New Wage Offer
Simmons company averted a strike after management proposed a nine cent general wage increase to officials of Federal Labor Union 18456. A mass meeting of 2,700 union members will vote on the offer Monday afternoon at Lake Front Stadium, with picketing postponed and workers returning to duty until 3 p.m. The union sought a 10 cent raise and improved benefits.
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Simmons Company
Federal Labor Union
Lake Front Stadium
North Shore Strike Off After Mediation Delay
Mediation acceptance postpones a strike by unions led by the Brotherhoods and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers against the Chicago North Shore and Milwaukee Railroad. A federal mediator will meet Monday in Chicago with unions and management, as terms of a nationwide Aug 21 agreement remain unmet. The North Shore main line runs Chicago to Milwaukee with a suburban branch to Libertyville and Mundelein, and the Chicago to Waukegan Shore Line Route is slated for abandonment July 25.
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Chicago
Chicago, North Shore & Milwaukee Railroad
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Brotherhood of
Railway Clerks
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Order
National Mediation Board
North Shore
Milwaukee
Libertyville
Mundelein
Waukegan
Jury to hear inquest into Madison funeral pyre death
A six member coroner's jury will review the death of 41 year old Fred Schupbach a rural Madison farmer in an inquest. Dane County Dist Atty Richard Bardwell says the public deserves full facts given the case's bizarre nature. Autopsy by Dr Murray Angevine reportedly shows no foul play.
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Madison
Fred Schupbach
Dane County
Richard Bardwell
Murray Angevine
Eisenhower Blocks Start Of 107 Waterway Project
President Eisenhower said he would suspend construction on the 107 waterway and reclamation project funded by Congress. The projects were not included in the budget.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Atomic Energy Commission
Milwaukeean Drowns at Government Pier
A Milwaukee fisherman named Burvon Brooks, 28, drowned at the government pier on Lake Michigan today despite fellow anglers aiding his retrieval. Local authorities investigated the incident.
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Milwaukee
Government Pier
Lake Michigan
Burvon Brooks
Report Red Progress In Air Developments
Defense Secretaries' Conference hear sobering assessments of Soviet long range air power. Gen Twining cites evidence of Soviet intent to build an effective long range air arm. Adm Radford warns that tech and space remain uncertains raising future difficulties to maintain superiority. Gen LeMay asserts SAC can inflict decisive blows with superior American aircraft and weapons.
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Quantico
Defense Secretaries
United States
Nathan F. Twining
Air Force
Russia
Moscow
Adm
Arthur Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Radford
Soviet Union
Curtis E. LeMay
Strategic Air Command
LeMay
Kohler Co. Clays May Return via Wisconsin Ports
O S Hoebreckx told Governor Kohler that future cargoes may unload at Wisconsin ports if lawful conditions hold. He said vessel owners deem it inadvisable to enter the hot ports of Sheboygan or Milwaukee after a strike at Kohler and vetoed port guarantees by Milwaukee officials.
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Milwaukee
Kohler Co
Wisconsin
Sheboygan
Lake Michigan
Walter Kohler
O. S. Hoebreckx
Kohler
Uaw-Cio
Veto
Hoebreckx
Paper Makers Importing Co
Easton
Frank Zeidler
Common Council
Divina
Million Dollar Fire Destroys Chicago Clothing Store
A fire in the Maurice L. Rothschild clothing store on State Street near Jackson Boulevard caused about one million dollars in damage. The blaze reached the top floor of the 12 story building, drawing heavy smoke over the loop, while extra alarms snarled traffic for over two hours and crowds gathered behind police barriers amid falling glass. No injuries were reported.
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Chicago
Maurice L. Rothschild Clothing
State St
Jackson Blvd
Ferry crew strike strands thousands in Mackinaw City
Ferrymen at the Straits of Mackinac walked off their jobs triggering a mass stranding of vacationers in Upper Michigan. The state fired the striking crew amid a Highway Department appeal to keep service until the Civil Service Commission meets next month.
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Mackinaw City
Mich
Straits of Mackinac
Upper Michigan
Highway Department
Civil Service Commission
Chicago Woman Denies Man as Brother In Lagoon Body Case
Mrs. Caroline Fisner of Chicago arrives to identify a corpse found floating in a downtown lagoon. She says the man is not her brother despite papers found in his clothing. Authorities continue investigation to establish identity.
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Stevens Point
Caroline Fisner
Chicago
Eisenhower tells Keflavik crowd of peace aim before Geneva
President Eisenhower arrived in Keflavik Iceland aboard the Columbine III and spoke to murmuring crowds about seeking peace at the upcoming Big Four Geneva summit. He urged that Russia join in a sincere search for a new road to world peace and pledged to work with Secretary Dulles to begin a broader path toward a better life.
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Keflavik
Iceland
Eisenhower
Geneva
Washington
Asgeir Asgeirson
U. S. Air Force Base
Asgeirson
Russia
Soviet Union
John Foster Dulles
Paris
U. S
State Dulles
Harold MacMillan
Center
Antoine Pinay
United Front
New York
NEA Telephoto
Pay Raises Enacted for Judges and State Officials
Gov. Kohler signed 48 bills including boosts for judges with chief justice at 14 500 and circuit judges at 12 000, plus new civil defense council powers. Other actions raise court fees, expand holiday celebrations funding, allow city manager form adoption, and increase state aid to counties and normal schools.
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Madison
Supreme Court
Kohler
Larson Says He Gambled on Zinc Contract
Washington correspondent reports former government stockpiling head Jess Larson told investigators he chose the 1952 zinc contract as a gamble to ensure supplies for the country, a decision later costing the government 325000 dollars.
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Washington
Jess Larson
Larson
Round Up Deviates Sioux City Police In Probe
Police and deputies intensified a roundup of suspects in the rape slaying of Donna Sue Davis but officials said no logical suspect had yet emerged. The investigation focused on leads in the Sioux City area and surrounding counties.
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Sioux City
Towa
Donna Sue Davis
Segregation Study Planned for Columbia School District
Segregation issue moves to a comprehensive survey in Summerton School District as trustees await a court order. University of North Carolina departments will conduct the study at the request of Atty. Robert Figg, aiming to assess district conditions and guide a nonsegregated reorganization while maintaining current operations. Thurgood Marshall opposed the plan but accepted the court order wording.
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Columbia
S. C
Summerton
Atty. Robert Figg
Charleston
University of North Carolina Education and Sociology
Figg
Thurgood Marshall
The
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Elect Racine Man Wisconsin Mortgage Investors' Association President
Racine man L. L. Freeman was elected president of the Wisconsin Mortgage Investors' Association in Madison on Friday.
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Madison
L. L. Freeman
Racine
Wisconsin Mortgage Investors’ Association
Weather Update for Kenosha SeesOvercast Skies and Warm Weekend
Kenosha featured mostly cloudy skies with cooler temperatures today. A high near 89 at the sewage plant yesterday followed by a low around 65 this morning. By noon temperatures reached 72 at the plant, 76 at American Motors and 78 downtown, with a hotter spell expected Sunday after a likely rainy night.
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Kenosha
American Motors
Typhoon Powers Toward Kyushu After 60 mph Winds
Heavy fringe winds from a new typhoon lashed southern Japan with Kyushu Island facing the full force later, according to the central Meteorological Observatory. Officials warned the southern tip of Kyushu would near midnight as the storm bore down.
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Tokyo
Japan
Kyushu
Central Meteorological Observatory
Martial law declared as riots rock Casablanca Morocco
France declared martial law in Casablanca after race riots left at least 19 dead and 80 wounded since Thursday night. Police used machineguns and 15 tanks guarded administrative centers as mobs of Europeans and Arabs terrorized streets and burned buildings. General Gilbert Grandval faced protests blaming liberal policy amid a crisis that could affect talks at Geneva.
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Casablanca
Morocco
France
Gilbert Grandval
Grandval
Geneva
Bundestag approves 6000 volunteer soldiers for reunification
The West German Bundestag gave final approval to a bill allowing Chancellor Adenauer to mobilize 6000 volunteer soldiers into uniform before March 31. Adenauer argued the move is absolutely necessary for German reunification at Geneva.
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Bonn
Germany
Bundestag
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Geneva
Defense review urged after Ridgway letter clash
Senator Henry M. Jackson urged a Senate armed services review of the defense posture after Gen Ridgway questioned policy in a letter to Defense Secretary Wilson. Symington supported Ridgway while Case defended the administration. The dispute inflames Democratic opposition to airpower emphasis and atomic weapon readiness.
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Henry M. Jackson
Congress
Matthew B. Ridgway
Jackson
Ridgway
Senate Armed Services Committee
Administration
Charles E. Wilson
Army
Senate Democrats
Stuart Symington
Dmo
U. S
Francis Case
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