Wisconsin Supreme Court Grants Catlin Delay in Reply
Wisconsin Supreme Court extended the deadline to June 15 for Assembly Speaker Mark Catlin Jr. to answer unethical conduct charges filed by the State Board of Bar Commissioners. Counsel sought time to refine the bill of particulars amid defense prep. the bar’s special counsel did not object to a long postponement.
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Wisconsin Supreme Court
Assembly
Mark Catlin Jr
State Board of Bar Commissioners
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Catlin
Harlan Rogers
Portage
Bar Commission
Supreme Court
Waupun State Prison
Plan Better Protection At Crossings
Rail security moves expand across Kenosha with Soo Line proposing second wig wag signals at Wheatland County Trunk K and W crossings and enhanced safeguards at Trevor on County Trunk C. Hearings will consolidate before the PSC with county joining in the record, funded by railroad and state shares. Work to start this summer with federal aid covering most costs. Blake signals to be installed next year at the Trevor crossing.
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Kenosha County
Soo Line
Wheatland
State Public Service Commission
Raymond H. Warns
PSC
Trevor
County Trunk C
Harold Herzog
Herzog
Hy. 45
Wilmot
Berlin Poland frees 28,000 prisoners since amnesty
East German news agency ADN reports that since the general amnesty began on April 27, Berlin and Poland have released 28,000 political prisoners and criminals.
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Berlin
Poland
ADN
Investigators Probe Brink's Robbery Cash Hoard Found in Boston
FBI officers segregate and count moldy bills totaling about 90000 from a Brink's cash haul of 1 219000 seized in a South End business building. Jordan Perry Jr. was arrested after passing suspicious money at an amusement park and implicated associates Edward Bennett and John Buccelli in the heist.
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Brink
Boston
FBI
John T. Howland
South End
Jordan Perry, Jr
Baltimore
Edward Bennett
Weymouth
John F. Buccelli
Brookline
Perry
Hickenlooper Repeats in Iowa GOP Nomination Win
Iowa Republican Sen. Hickenlooper defeats Dayton Countryman 2 to 1 for renomination and faces a fall test on price supports. In the same primary, R. M. Evans beats Lymund Wilcox to secure the GOP nomination. With 2,286 of 2,515 precincts reporting, Hickenlooper led 141,962 to 67,678 and Evans 59,133 to 35,828.
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Des Moines
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Hickenlooper
Dayton
Countryman
R. M
Spike) Evans
Agriculture Adjustment Administration
Lymund F. Wilcox
Evans
Wilcox
Saar Return and Sewer Debates Dominate City Council
City council delayed the 80th Street sewer project as bids ranged from 396 767 to 616 382 with Santucci of Skokie lowest. Officials debated sand specs and future bidding rules while retirement age policy and a labor procurement resolution also dominated the meeting.
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Santucci Firm
Skokie
Ill
Tirabassi and Sons of
Kenosha
Garrett Company
Madison
Copen
Earl Morton
Tirabassi
Californians Go to Polls in Key Democratic Primary
Californians vote in a pivotal Democratic primary as Adlai Stevenson and Estes Kefauver seek the nomination. Polls favor Stevenson’s 68 vote delegation, but Kefauver touts a broader liberal program and campaigns in Los Angeles as both camps rally supporters.
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San Francisco
Stevenson
Kefauver
Los Angeles
Eastern India hit by cyclones and floods toll rises
News from Calcutta and eastern India reports cyclonic winds and floods destroying over 30,000 homes and flooding thousands of acres. About 500,000 people are affected with more than 20,000 left homeless. Twenty thousand residents of Agartala isolated by the Haora River floodwaters.
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Calcutta
India
Agartala
Haora
Your Name In the Book Public Voting Registration PSA
Public service notice urges voters to check voter registration and bring others to register. Advises knowing what to vote for and encourages taking missing neighbors to register. Released by The Advertising Council in cooperation with publishers.
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Advertising Council
Weather Skies Clear In Most Of State After Foggy Start
Cool air and lake breeze kept Kenosha from pleasant conditions while other areas enjoyed fair weather. Tonight will be fair then Wednesday turns partly cloudy and warmer with a high in the 70s. Noon temps ranged from 56 to 59 across locations as sun rose at 4 15 and set at 7 22.
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Lake Michigan
Kenosha
American Motors
Boy Cyclist Struck by Car Near 63rd and Sheridan
A 10-year-old boy riding home for lunch collided with an automobile driven by Clayton E. Dreideldis at the 63rd Street Sheridan Road intersection. The cyclist, Jeffrey Rhey, was dragged 29 feet and is in Kenosha hospital with multiple injuries including possible internal trauma and fractures. he is the son of Willard C. and Mrs. Rhey.
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Sheridan Rd
Clayton E. Dreideldis
51St Ave
Jeffrey Rhey
67Th St
Dreideldis’ Auto
Kenosha Hospital
Willard C. Rhey
U S Grants 25 Million Aid for ROK Recovery
The South Korean reconstruction ministry says the United States will provide an additional 25 million dollars in economic aid for the 1956 fiscal year to assist Seoul’s recovery efforts.
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Seoul
South Korea
United States
AMC Fights Bill Against U S Regulation
American Motors opposed a Senate bill giving the FTC tougher powers over auto marketing. Vice president William G. McGaughey argued voluntary actions by car makers have improved market conditions and dealer relations, reducing need for new legislation. He urged that manufacturers and dealers can resolve issues without state intervention and criticized a provision making manufacturers liable for dealer franchise liquidation.
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Washington
American Motors
William G. McGaughey
McGaughey
Senate Auto Marketing
Syrians Discover Buried Seaport
Syrian archaeologists using Egyptian clay tablets as guides have found a Mediterranean seaport at least 3,000 years old near Tartus Syria. Salim Abdul Hak says the ancient port Semira yielded pottery tablets and artifacts from Phoenician Assyrian and Greek periods in the second millennium BCE.
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Damascus
Syria
Egypt
Salim Abdul Hak
Government
Archaelogical Department
Semira
Tartus
Virus theory of cancer gains Nobel laureate support
Dr. Wendell M. Stanley, a Nobel Prize winner and UC virologist, said viruses may cause most cancers and urged a new battle plan against cancer. He suggested vaccines and cures could follow, noting cancer itself is not contagious and factors like aging hormones diet and radiation could activate dormant cancer viruses. The third National Cancer Conference in Washington drew 1200 physicians and researchers from the U.S. and 23 foreign countries.
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Stanley
United States
National Cancer Institute
American Cancer Society
Saar valley to rejoin West Germany under new accord
French Premier Guy Mollet and West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer agreed on a three year transition plan for the Saar. If the treaty takes effect the Saar will become German on January 1, 1957 with a three year economic reattachment period and continued French coal rights.
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Guy Mollet
Konrad Adenauer
Saar Valley
Germany
West Germany
France
Saar
Moselle
Rhine
Great
Lorraine
Egyptian Spokesman Claims Israeli Jets Over Gaza Coast
An Egyptian military spokesman said two Israeli fighter jets flew over the Gaza sector parallel to the coast late Monday. The report asserts a nighttime aerial incursion near the Palestinian territory amid heightened regional tension.
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Gaza
Egypt
Early voting heavy in California Democratic primary
In San Francisco the California Democratic primary drew heavy early voting as residents flocked to polls. The report notes strong turnout and campaign activity across the state.
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San Francisco
California
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