Communist MIGs fly near Korean truce line in five waves
Seoul denied crossing the demilitarized zone but said nineteen Communist MIG fighters appeared in four waves over Chorwon and Kumhwa about 50 miles northeast of Seoul. A ROK spokesman called the sighting significant as the eve of the war’s seventh anniversary.
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Seoul
Korea
Republic of Korea Defense Ministry
Ennlkacman
Caid
Aou.ry
Kim Chong Kap
ROK
Chorwon
Kumbwa
Kim
Two Wives Are Killed Milwaukee Slayings Prompt Double Homicide
Two Milwaukee women were killed by their husbands in separate shootings Sunday. Maurice J. Vieth 38 shot his wife Dorothy 35 then killed himself. Mary Hayward 25 was shot five times in the kitchen after an argument. The Haywards had no children. The Vieth children, Judy 12 Bonnie 10 and Kenneth 14 were in the house nearby during the killings.
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Milwaukee
Maurice J. Vieth
Dorothy
Mary Hayward
Charles Nowakowski
Nathaniel Hayward
Charles Jackelin
Vieth
Communists denounce Korea armistice revision and US buildup
Radio Peiping and Tokyo broadcasts condemn the Friday decision to scrap paragraph 130 of the Korean armistice. They accuse the United States of tightening control over Korea Taiwan Formosa and South Vietnam and warn of consequences if the pact is ignored. The report notes North Korea has moved hundreds of Russian planes and more weapons into the north since the truce. US leaders push modernization of South Korea’s defense forces.
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Tokyo
U. S
Coutry
Peiping
Red
China
Korea
United States
South Korea
South Viet Nam
Taiwan
Formosa
Red China
Peiping “People’s Daily
Asia
North Korea
Reds
Kim Ki Soo
Red Korea
Democratic Youth League
State Soldier Killed In Training Mishap
A Wisconsin soldier SPC3 David L. Robinson 20 of Oshkosh was among a group of infantrymen at Fort Sill Oklahoma when several 4.2 mortar shells burst during a practice exercise killing one soldier and injuring fourteen others. Initial reports said one shell only. later the Army confirmed multiple shells exploded.
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Fort Sill
Okla
Wisconsin
SPC3
David L. Robinson
Henry Robinson
Oshkosh
Farmer Wilbur Cummings Killed When Trapped Between Tractor and Shed
Wilbur Cummings, 45, a Jackson County farmer and father of five from Route 1 Alma Center, died when crushed between a tractor and the wall of a machine shed today.
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Alma Center
Jackson County
Wilbur Cummings
Route 1
Fritzsche Named Chief of Staff for 5th Army
Maj. Gen. Carl F. Fritzsche age 54 former head of the U S Military Advisory Group in Korea was appointed chief of staff for the 5th Army. He succeeds Col. Edward G. Daly who had held the post since March after Maj. Gen. David H. Buchanan took command of the 1st Infantry Division.
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Chicago
Carl F. Fritzsche
U. S
Korea
5Th Army
Fritzsche
Edward G. Daly
David H. Buchanan
1St Infantry
Wisconsin Weekend Traffic Toll Rises to 345
Two deaths today add to ten weekend fatalities pushing Wisconsin’s road toll to 345 for the year. Reginald Brockman Jr. 16 Appleton died after losing control on an Outagamie County road. Gladys Felhofer 57 Sturgeon Bay died from injuries in a Door County crash. Weekend victims also include M Emil Fabian 21 Greenwood Carol Ann Duranti 16 Janesville George Esser 68 Bloomington and Robert Baehring 56 Slinger.
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Wisconsin
Reginald J. Brockman Jr
Appleton
Outagamie
Gladys Felhofer
Sturgeon Bay
Door County Memorial Hospital
M. Emil Fabian
Greenwood
Clark County
Carol Ann Duranti
Janesville
Evansville
George Esser
Bloomington
Wis
Prairie du Chien
Robert Baehring
Slinger
Girard Fiancee Opens Petition Drive for Pardon
Miss Haru Sueyama together with supporters seeks 100000 signatures in Japan calling for pardon or acquittal for William S. Girard US Army specialist third class charged in Japan with injuring Mrs Naka Sakai on a firing range last January 30. Girard's brother Louis won a US court order blocking transfer to Japanese authorities. the case is before the US Supreme Court.
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Tokyo
Haru
Candy) Sueyama
William S. Girard
U. S. Army
Ottawa
Ill
Naka Sakai
Girard
Louis
U. S
U. S. Supreme Court
Hungarian Refugees Stir Romance and Tension in Haverton Hill
In Haverton Hill England young Hungarians known for hand kissing arouse ire after dates with local girls. Gangs attack refugees who retreat to a hostel with police patrolling. A refugee cites distancing to avoid clashes as crowds form while girls praise the Hungarians’ manners and charm.
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Haverton Hill
England
Soviet Destroyers and Tanker Enter Suez Canal
Two Soviet destroyers and a Red fleet tanker exited the Suez Canal into the Red Sea after entering from Port Said on Sunday. The vessels, part of a six ship Red flotilla, are believed headed for Vladivostok with possible time in the Red Sea, while a Soviet cruiser Mikhail Kutuzov and escorts approached the Straits of Gibraltar amid NATO exercises.
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Suez, Egypt
Suez Canal
Red Sea
Mediterranean
Port
Suez
Vladivostok
Far East
Canal
Red
Dardanelles
Valletta
Malta
Mikhail Kutuzov
Straits of Gibraltar
Gibraltar
NATO
Wiley Seeks 60 Day McCarthy Staff Extension
Senator Wiley of Wisconsin says the Senate will likely approve a resolution to let the late Senator McCarthy's staff operate his office until September 3. McCarthy died May 2 and his team would otherwise run only 60 days or until July 2. The measure awaits Senate action only and aligns with Wisconsin's impending special election to fill the seat.
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Washington
Sen
Wiley
R-Wis
Senate
McCarthy
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Wisconsin
Worker Kills Self Over Love Rejection in Tokyo
Police report that steelworker Kosuga Akiyama hanged himself today after failing to muster courage to ask the parents of his sweetheart for her hand in marriage.
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Tokyo
Kosuga Akiyama
Weather notes show cooler springlike day pattern
The report states noon temperatures 55 at the sewage treatment plant 60 downtown and 62 at American Motors. Yesterday's high 73 low 60. Tonight clears and cool with a low in the low 50s. Tuesday looks fair and warmer with a high in the low 70s. Sunrise 5 17, sunset 8 29.
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Kenosha
American Motors
Camp Lake Father Drowns Saving Daughter
A Camp Lake man Rolla Fosnock 31 drowned after his small fishing boat capsized while he saved his daughter Vicky Lynn 5. Four Chicago fishermen on nearby boats rescued the girl and attempted to revive Fosnock with oxygen for about 45 minutes before he was pronounced dead. Fosnock lived at Camp Lake since 1956 and was born in East St. Louis Illinois on September 9 1925. He married Clara Anderson in October 1947 and was a mechanic for Yarnall Chevrolet in Chicago. He left a wife two daughters Janet Fay 15 months and Vicky Lynn 5, three sisters and seven brothers. The accident occurred about a quarter mile off the lake’s south shore. cause undetermined though submerged objects were a possibility. The drowning was the county’s first this year.
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Camp Lake
Rolla Fosnock
Rt. 1
Trevor
Valmar
Fosnock
Vicky Lynn
Kenosha County
Nowaczymski
Sandy
Antioch
Twin Lakes
Silver Lake
M. Lamnersfield
Oberhofer
Eugene Schend
Art Blake
East St. Louis
Ill
Seabees
Chicago
Clara Anderson
Yarnall Chevrolet
Janet Fay
Robert
Massachusetts
Arnold
Thomson Emphasizes Bills for Closing Week Action
Governor Vernon W. Thomson lists 66 bills in three categories urging passage or defeat. The package includes revenue and highway measures, with the highway bill aimed at hiring 50 civilian staff to assist state patrol clerical duties. If Democrats stall, passage before adjournment appears unlikely.
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Madison
Vernon W. Thomson
Thomson
Assembly
Senate
Clean Nuclear Bomb Advanced Says White House Panel
Three top nuclear scientists told President Eisenhower the United States can produce a bomb nearly free of radioactive fallout. Atomic Energy Commission Chairman Lewis Strauss accompanied them at the White House conference and cautioned they could not comment on current production or future testing. They reported considerable progress since Eisenhower’s earlier claim that 90 percent fallout had been eliminated.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Atomic Energy Commission
Lewis Strauss
White House
Strauss
U. S
Red Artillery Bombards Quemoy Islands in Heavy Load
The Nationalist Defense Ministry said Chinese Communist artillery fired more than 9 000 rounds at Quemoy and Little Quemoy off Formosa. It was the heaviest bombardment to date as public safety actions continued through the weekend. The Nationalists have previously reported returning fire.
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Taipei
Formosa
Quemoy
Little Quemoy
Nationalist Defense Ministry
Kaukauna Attorney Harry McAndrews Dies at 54
Kaukauna city attorney for 21 years, Harry McAndrews, 54, died at Community Hospital Sunday after suffering a heart attack.
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Kaukauna
Harry McAndrews
Community Hospital
Women win elections in Eastville but refuse office
In Eastville Virginia a write in vote ousted the mayor and six council members but the elected women refuse to take office saying the posts are a joke This has sparked questions about succession as the current officials face stepping down September first and a court decision may be needed.
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Eastville
Virginia
William R. Shannonhouse
Shannonhouse
Circuit Court of Appeals
Fifth atomic blast tests civilian shelters and clothing
Atop Angel's Peak Nevada the Atomic Energy Commission detonated its fifth and largest blast of a summer series. The test evaluated civilian underground shelters, radiation protective clothing, and effects on foodstuffs using pigs as stand ins. Concrete dome shelters and pop up doors were deployed with a 50 000 ton TNT yield.
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Angel’s Peak
Nev
Atomic Energy Commission
Pilot Injured in Gen Mitchell Field Crash
Milwaukee pilot 61 critically injured when his light plane spun from fog and crashed in tall grass at Gen Mitchell Field. Supreme Court upholds federal obscenity statute barring mailing indecent literature. 6-3 decision by Brennan with Warren, Frankfurter, Burton, Clark, Whittaker concurring. Black, Douglas and Harlan dissent.
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Milwaukee
Mangus J. Johnson
Gen. Mitchell Field
Washington
Supreme Court
Brennan
Warren
Frankfurter
Burton
Clark
Whittaker
Black
Douglas
Harlan
Ground control block blamed for Pacific Western DC-3 crash
A ground control block left in the tail assembly of a Pacific Western Airlines DC-3 was blamed today for the crash Sunday which killed 14 persons. The Defense Department meanwhile cut its Army draft call for August to 11,000 men, 2,000 fewer than in the prior four months.
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Port Hardy
B. C
Pacific Western Airlines
Washington —K
Defense Department
Hoffa: Board Meeting Postponed In Los Angeles
James R Hoffa announced the Teamsters executive board meeting set for next Monday in Los Angeles has been delayed for at least a week. The vote follows internal union matters and ongoing scheduling adjustments.
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Washington
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Los Angeles
Plane crash on Cape York Peninsula kills six
A plane wreck on a Brisbane area beach at the tip of the Cape York Peninsula killed all six people aboard. No survivors are reported. Local authorities investigate the disaster and identify the victims.
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Brisbane
Australia
Cape York Peninsula
Storms Ravage Southwest Killing, Floods Across Texas and Plains
Violent weekend storms lashed Texas Oklahoma and Kansas causing injuries and crop damage. A hailstorm near Ft Stockton injured nineteen farmers, with sixteen hospitalized as cotton crops suffered. A Midland cloudburst dumped three inches of rain while Oklahoma floodwaters rose and wheat farmers in several counties quit harvests. Line service was restored after the Santa Fe railroad was washed out.
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Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Ft. Stockton
Tex
Midland
Woodward
Ellis
Lakin
Kan
Santa Fe
New England
Central Atlantic States
Gulf Coast
Lebanese Election In Third Round
Government candidates scored sizable wins in two of three districts voting Sunday in Lebanon's third round. Premier Sami Es-Solh was already assured of a majority before the balloting began. The three district results will not alter the 66 member assembly. No trouble was reported as the four week election schedule aimed to ease security concerns.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Sami Es-Solh
Fall Kills Four on Monte Grigna in Italy
Four Italian youths died Sunday after plunging from Mount Grigna, a 6000 foot Alpine peak near Milan. Rescue teams searched the area as authorities investigated the climbing accident.
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Milan
Italy
Mount Grigna
How I Hustle for Work in A-1 Style
Classified ad by O Howie Hustles offering broad services as salesman rental agent and personnel recruiter. Claims extensive experience and readiness to take on any job. Dial OL 17-5121 for work.
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O. Howie
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