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Newspaper
Kenosha Evening News
Location
Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1956
Page
2
AP analyst William L. Ryan examines Soviet power and faults. Despite H bombs advanced jet transport and heavy industry, the USSR lags in consumer goods housing and agriculture. He notes shortages of educated workers and a burdened transport system, arguing strategic planning faces a long horizon.
The Wisconsin weather outlook shows five sunny days with another in sight but drought concerns rise after May 31 rainfall. Thunderstorms from the Dakotas may move into western Wisconsin tonight while temperatures linger in the 70s and 80s statewide. Green Bay and Cedarburg saw 44 degree lows. Lone Rock hit 85 as Texas reported 109 in Presidio.
Publication notice lists Second class matter rights and AP exclusive republication, with address 717 58th St Kenosha Wisconsin and branch advertising reps in Chicago New York Detroit Atlanta San Francisco Los Angeles. Subscription rates shown for in area and mail delivery with weekly and single copy options.
In Montana Kefauver wins all 16 Democratic delegates while Eisenhower nets 14 Republican convention votes. Write ins go to Stevenson Harriman Johnson Lausche on the Democratic side and Daly and Arnold on the Republican side. Olsen leads Bonner in the governor race with Olsen 28,457 to 22,655 and Anderson unopposed for Senate renomination in the Second District.
South Carolina liquor agents report 63 moonshining arrests, 126 stills seized, and confiscation of 20 trucks and cars plus two boats, one wagon, and a horse and mule during May. The probe notes the stills remain largely unmec hanized.
Bandung Indonesia Asian African students conference proceeds as Philippine delegation walks out in protest against Communist influence. Guillermo C de Vega, 24, led the walkout amid a six day clash over Red moves turning the meeting into a political arena.
James Dillman an attorney from Sheboygan becomes the fifth candidate for Wisconsin Democratic national committeeman. He has chaired the Sixth District and seeks the post to be decided at the state convention in Superior June 15 to 17. Incumbent Carl Thompson is not expected to seek another term alongside other contenders Leland McParland Harold Newton Herman Jessen and David Rabinovitz.
Milwaukee police said Michael P. Vrobel, 13, an honor student, hanged himself accidentally Tuesday night while playing in woods near his home after apparently tying a homemade rope around his neck.
A hangman game activity ended when a player stepped on a rusty bucket attached to a tree. The accident caused minor injuries and required basic first aid at the scene. No further details on identity or location are provided.
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