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Newspaper
Kenosha Evening News
Location
Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1956
Page
5
Los Angeles singer Mario Lanza has settled for 9000 dollars of a 40000 dollar lawsuit filed over damage to an estate he leased. A stipulation requires full payment within 180 days to Mrs. Norman Kaiser, owner of the Bel Air property. Kaiser said the Lanzas marred wall and floor coverings and ceilings as well as the grounds.
Harvard economist Professor John Kenneth Galbraith urged India to reduce passenger rail traffic to make room for freight under the second five year plan. He proposed scheduling changes and higher fares, likening a wartime public campaign to curb travel. Some officials defend the idea as necessary though others call it cruel.
Gov Walter Kohler announced Wednesday night that charges against Grant County Sheriff Robert See Meyer were dismissed and described them as driven by personal malice. A. W. Kopp, former circuit judge, found no misconduct or inefficiency, and the governor approved his report. Weiland was directed to pay $3,500 in state costs.
Chicago council passed a traffic code amendment imposing fines up to 200 dollars for unnecessary horn honking. The measure targets wedding parties and dating couples while allowing honks only to warn of danger to cars or pedestrians, awaiting mayoral signature.
U S officials say a large portion of Khrushchev's attack on Stalin is missing from the released text. Diplomats are sent abroad to locate 10 000 to 15 000 words likely detailing Stalin’s foreign policy and relations. The discovery could reveal Khrushchev’s own thinking for Soviet ears.
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