Builders challenge pre-fab homes in Kenosha
The Kenosha Builders Association charged that prefabricated houses violate the building code and should not be allowed. It cited two new National Homes building permits issued Feb 22 by Mayor Eugene Hammond and noted Council's recent rejection of code changes.
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Jerry Skilbeck
Eugene Hammond
Skilbeck
P&h Harnishfeger Homes
Highland Park
Atty. Boyle
Building Trades and Labor Council
Association
Ray Camosy
Hammond
Europeans in Algiers Stage Protest Strike
Europeans in Algiers and Oran walked off jobs to protest the terrorist murder of nine Europeans in both cities. The action followed an Arab assault on an army post in Oran that left three attackers dead and several soldiers wounded.
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Algiers
Oran
Weather Outlook with Light Snow in Kenosha
Light snow is forecast for Kenosha tonight and Sunday with warmer temperatures. Tonight’s low around 15 to 25 degrees. Noon readings: 25 at Southport and American Motors, 26 in Downtown. Yesterday’s high 23, low 18. National temps varied from New York 29/11 to Miami 83/68 with sunrise 6:24 and sunset 5:43.
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Southport
American Motors
New York
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Miami
Bargaining at AC Runs Far Into Night
Milwaukee. Allis Chalmers Manufacturing Co and the United Auto Workers bargained late into the night before recessing to resume today. A company spokesman said both sides could be called by federal mediators to return to the bargaining table to reach a new contract and end a five day strike.
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Allis- Chalmers Manufacturing Co
United Auto Workers
Astronaut Glenn Returns Home to Welcoming Crowd
John H. Glenn arrives by motorcade in New Concord Ohio to a warm reception. About 3 000 people at the airport and thousands more along the highway cheered as Glenn chose a land entry over a helicopter, with families and children in space outfits braving a clear chilly day.
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Ohio
UPI
John H. Glenn
John H. Glenn Jr
Tanks and Convoys Roar Through Rangoon After Coup
Tanks and heavily armed convoys rolled through Rangoon as Gen. Ne Win seized virtual dictatorial power after a swift army coup. The capital remained quiet amid the surge of military force.
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Rangoon
Burma
Ne Win
They Walked With Christ: 40 Bible Personalities
A Kenosha Evening News Lent series titled They Walked With Christ will portray the 40 key persons who met Jesus. Sam Patrick provides portraits and Omar Garrison writes, with religious panel screening and praise from clergy across denominations. The feature begins March 7 and runs daily through Easter.
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Kenosha
Kenosha Evening News
Sam Patrick
Omar Garrison
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Train Wreck Near Athos Injures 78. Two Missing
A Northern Pacific mainliner from Chicago to Portland derailed on a curve near Athos Idaho. 78 of 100 passengers treated. two crewmen, engineer Jess Pruitt and fireman Stephen Renner of Spokane, missing feared drowned. Passengers were taken to Spokane and Coeur d Alene area hospitals. four remain in critical condition.
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Milwaukee
Kennedy to start nuclear tests unless Soviet treaty signed
President Kennedy announced U S plans for nuclear air tests in the Pacific late next month unless Moscow accepts a cheatproof test ban. He urged Khrushchev to return to Geneva talks for a fully effective treaty and warned without Western progress the Soviet Union could threaten a nuclear attack. The push follows Soviet testing last fall and precedes an 18 nation disarmament conference set to open March 14 in Geneva.
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Admit Altering Chicago Ballots In 1960 Election
A Democratic precinct captain Sam Jantelezio and two assistants Thomas Cambobasso and Michael Gibellina pleaded guilty to altering ballots in the November 8 1960 election. They sought probation hearings set by Criminal Court Judge Abraham W Brussell. Evidence showed most changes favored local Democrats with some benefiting Republicans.
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UPI
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Thomas Campobasso
Michael Gibellina
28Th Ward
Goldfine Appeal Heard Over Receivers for Massachusetts Interests
The U.S. Court of Appeals reviewed Bernard Goldfine's challenge to Judge George C. Sweeney's order appointing three receivers for his Massachusetts interests.
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U.S. Court of Appeals
Bernard Goldfine
George C. Sweeney
Massachusetts
Girl Chooses Amputation to Walk Despite Wheelchair Life
Susan Stuck, 4, of Battle Creek, Michigan, elects to have both legs amputated to enable artificial limbs. Doctors found congenital arthrogryposis multiplex cannot be corrected. Shriners will cover up to about 20,000 dollars for treatment and recovery.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Clyde Stuck
Susan
Shrine Hospital
Chicago
Stuck
Susie
Plane wreckage found in Mindanao kills Wisconsin scientist
Philippines police report six bodies found in a hill country wreckage of a plane carrying seven people. Among the passengers was James G. Dickson, 71, a University of Wisconsin plant pathologist who retired last year. His son, Alan Dickson, an Army captain, was killed in 1944.
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University of Wisconsin
Mindanao
Philippines
Philippines Constabulary
James G. Dickson
Alan
U.S Army Engineers
Leyte Island
Italian Reds Oppose Fanfani Center-Left Government
The Italian Communist Party voted against Premier Amintore Fanfani’s center-left cabinet, pledging to oppose in the parliamentary confidence vote. Despite this, Fanfani’s coalition enjoys a strong majority with support from Pietro Nenni’s Socialists, keeping the communists in opposition after World War II.
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Amintore Fanfani
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Bucyrus-Erie Strike Averts After Pension Wage Accord
A 2700 worker strike at Bucyrus-Erie Co plants in three states including the main South Milwaukee plant was averted late Friday when a new contract on pensions and wages was reached. No details were announced.
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Bucyrus-Erie Co
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