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Kenosha Evening News

Location

Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1957

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Eisenhower Signals Atomic Heads for British Missiles

The United States plans to store atomic warheads in Britain under U.S. control to arm missiles for British forces in emergencies. The Bermuda talks with Prime Minister Harold Macmillan yielded a principle agreement to provide certain guided missiles, with details on delivery to be decided later.

Washington Eisenhower Harold Macmillan Bermuda United States Macmillan Britain U. S Dulles Sen. Bridges RNH United Nations Russia

Beck Faces Senate Hearing Over $270000 Teamsters Funds

Dave Beck prepared to testify before the Senate Rackets Investigating Committee about allegedly turning $270,000 over to the union recorded as loan repayments. Committee chair John McClellan said evidence suggests Beck took the money with no loan or gift record. Beck’s attorney called reports of his absence unfounded while AFL-CIO leaders urged scrutiny of Beck’s actions and possible removal from union leadership.

Washington Dave Beck Teamsters Union Beck James H. Duff McClellan D-Ark Senate Rackets Investigating Committee Union Treasuries Seattle Afl-Cio Walter Reuther James B. Carey Reuther United Auto Workers Carey International Union of Electrical Workers Teamsters

Exhume Beauty's Body in Probe Blandford England

Police exhumed the body of Miss Gertrude Ellen Brooks an 1890s beauty queen at dawn as part of a probe into six sudden deaths at an old folks home in Dorset. Brooks died in October 1955 at 86 at Castleman House where she lived, the third body removed in three days.

Blandford England Gertrude Ellen Brooks Miss Brooks Castleman House Dorsetshire

Fire damages Regent Die and Tool Co Milwaukee

A three alarm fire early today caused about $35,000 damage to the Regent Die and Tool Co in Milwaukee. The fireboat Deluge assisted from the Milwaukee River behind the building, and firefighters brought the blaze under control about half an hour after it was discovered just before midnight Sunday. Elevator operator Charles Keena of the Sentinel reported the alarm.

Milwaukee Regent Die & Tool Co Milwaukee Sentinel Deluge Charles Keena Sentinel

Train Stuck in Snow Near Meade Kansas With 25 Ill

A Rock Island passenger train carrying 200 passengers remains immobilized in snow drifts near Meade Kansas with 25 passengers ill and under doctor care and no immediate rescue prospects reported.

Liberal Kan Rock Island Meade

Senate Finance Panel Approves 15 Month Tax Extension

The Senate finance committee voted to extend three billion dollars in annual business taxes for 15 months after rejecting proposals to aid small businesses.

Washington Senate Finance Committee

Whittaker Becomes 91st Supreme Court Justice

In Washington Charles Evans Whittaker of Kansas City was sworn in as the 91st justice after two brief oath ceremonies. President Eisenhower called top Democrats and Republicans in Congress to a briefing on the Bermuda conference this afternoon.

Washington Charles Evans Whittaker Kansas City Supreme Court Eisenhower Congress Bermuda

Max Conrad Completes 25th Atlantic Crossing

Shannon Ireland hosts Max Conrad as the winded flyer lands after a 12 hour 50 minute crossing from Gand er Newfoundland in a twin engine Piper Apache. The 54 year old Minnesotan and song writer with 33 000 flight hours plans to deliver the plane to Gruner Druck Co of Germany in Paris later this week.

Shannon Ireland Max Conrad Winona Minn Gander Newfoundland Gruner-Druck Co Germany Paris

Search Resumes for Missing US Plane Off Pacific Southeast of Japan

Low clouds and rain eased over the Pacific southeast of Japan allowing a full scale resumption of the search for the military transport aircraft missing with 67 Americans aboard.

Tokyo Pacific Japan

Dock Lease Plan Promises City $200000 Profit

The Harbor Commission seeks council approval for four leases on the Haas Coal and Dock Co. property and the municipal dock.Projected profits exceed $200,000 with long term gains from land ownership and revenue sharing. New leases would include Brigman Industries and Endee Co. terms ranging from 10 to 25 years with annual rents and percentage of revenue. The plan preserves public harbor access and anticipates warehouse costs of up to $80,000.

Haas Coal and Dock Co Richard Custer William Casey) Schmitz Harbor Commission Custer Joseph Sawicki The Brigman Industries, Inc Brigman Industries Edward Haas Endee Co., Inc Nicholas Demos Haas Endee Co Commission Yacht Club Council St. Lawrence Seaway City Dock

Groundswell for federal cuts seen by senators today

Senators Mundt and Smith report a strong nationwide groundswell for government economy. Knowland urges facing budget cuts to enable a general tax reduction next year, with Byrd also signaling potential gains from his long push for cuts. Bridges forecasts a tax cut for individuals next year.

Washington Sens Mundt R-S.d H. Alexander Smith R-N.j Sen Knowland Calif Congress Eisenhower Senate Smith Byrd D-Va Sen. Bridges R-N.h

Richland County Feed Mill Destroyed by Fire

A Richland Center fire destroyed the Consumer Co op Feed Mill Sunday. Fire Chief Otto Klinzing said the cause was not determined. Manager Jack Pitzner estimated damage to the mill and contents at 11000 dollars.

Consumer Coop Richland Center Otto Klinzing Jack Pitzner The Co-Op

Snow Likely In Kenosha And Southern Wisconsin

The regional forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies tonight and Tuesday with snow likely. Expect 2 to 4 inches near the Illinois border, with a low around 30 and a high in the mid 30s. Yesterday’s highs ranged from 36 to 46 across La Crosse Green Bay and local readings.

Kenosha Illinois la Crosse Green

Salvage Crew Lifts Tug Edgar Bonnet From Suez Channel

A UN salvage team raised the 841 ton tug Edgar Bonnet clearing the last major obstacle to reopening the Suez Canal. Officials expect to tow the tug away in days while Egypt decides when to admit 10,000 ton ships. The Abukir frigate blocks the southern entrance but larger ships can bypass it. Dag Hammarskjold nears departure amid talks with Egypt.

United Nations Gaza Strip Gulf of Aqaba Israel Egypt Dag Hammarskjold Suez Canal United States Britain Turkey Iran Iraq Pakistan Middle East Cairo Edgar Bonnet Abukir Hammarskjold Nasser

Five killed in head on crash near Effingham in rain

Five persons died in a head on collision near Effingham Illinois during a heavy rain storm early today. A child survived the crash.

Sigel Ill Texas Kansas Oklahoma Colorado New Mexico Nebraska Missouri Illinois Iowa Effingham, Ill Here

Owl blocks army housing in Stuttgart chimney

A stubborn screech owl refuses eviction from a chimney nest delaying 72 American families from moving into a new Army apartment building in Stuttgart Germany. Army orders say remove the bird peaceably without injuring or ruffling its feathers.

Stuttgart Germany

U S Navy Watches Atlantic Barrier From Newfoundland Base

The United States has kept a 24 hour watch on the Atlantic from Argentia Newfoundland aiming to detect any Russian attack. The Atlantic Barrier Force uses picket ships and radar stations to spot outflanking approaches from Soviet bases, with a parallel Hawaii Alaska patrol planned. Admiral Jerauld Wright said the aim is to stop any sneak attack across the barrier.

Argentia Newfoundland United States Atlantic U. S. Navy North Atlantic U.S Hawaii- Alaska U. S Adm Jerauld Wright Atlantic Fleet Atlantic Barrier Force

Marines Hit Beach in Largest Pacific Amphibious Drill Since WWII

Thousands of U S Marines in full combat gear landed on Luzon east coast near Manila under jet air cover. The Beakley commanded Exercise Beak Hill involves 92 ships and 20 000 marines preparing for reembarkation after several days of inland advance to the Corone River valley. One Marine pilot was killed in a takeoff crash at Cebu Point.

Bingalow Bay Philippines U. S Pacific Navy Marine Corps Luzon Island Manila U.S 7Th Fleet Adm Wallace M. Beakley 9Th Marine Regiment Corone River Cebu Point

Damascus Syria, Egypt and Jordan End Cultural Pact

Damascus and neighboring states Syria Egypt and Jordan concluded a cultural agreement today. The accord aims to boost exchanges in arts education and heritage programs across the region.

Damascus Syria Egypt Jordan

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