Court Backs Kenosha Council in Beer License Ruling
Circuit Judge M Eugene Baker upheld the Kenosha city council in denying a refer endum on Class A beer licenses. He quashed a writ of mandamus from two grocers who sought a citywide referendum or a special election. The decision cites council discretion in licensing and notes a referendum would be advisory not binding.
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Postmaster Paul Saftig Dies at 61 in Fayetteville
Paul M. Saftig 61 died of a heart attack while returning from a Florida vacation. He served as Kenosha postmaster since 1954 after a varied career in business and public service. Survivors include his wife Nellie, children Paul W., Mrs. Andrew Tures, and Mrs. Frederick Puzan, with eight grandchildren.
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460 Acres Needed for New Hy 41 Expressway
The Wisconsin State Highway Commission relocates Hy 41 into a super expressway requiring 460.57 acres of right of way in Kenosha county. Property will be purchased from 94 landowners along a 12 mile stretch, mostly within 200 feet of the current route except near the state line where a 500 foot deviation occurs. Copies of the full relocation order are on file with County Clerk Richard Lindgren.
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Twining Nominated as Chairman of Joint Chiefs
Washington reports President Eisenhower named Gen. Nathan F. Twining to succeed Adm. Arthur W. Radford as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff with a slated Aug. 15 start. Madison notes Gov. Thomson rejects any move to enact a right to work law in the state.
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Meany Convenes AFL-CIO Council Over Beck Affair
President George Meany calls an extraordinary AFL-CIO executive council meeting to address the Teamsters leader Dave Beck. The session aims to determine the federation's response to the mounting controversy surrounding Beck.
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Egypt Rights Questioned Over UN Troop Exit
Secretary Dulles questioned whether Egypt can force United Nations troops to leave Egyptian territory before the peacemaking mission is finished, signaling a test of sovereignty amid the regional dispute.
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Thomson Backed On Tax Stand
Madison governor Thomson faced strong support from a Republican committee of fifty counties. At a meeting at the executive mansion, the group unanimously approved a resolution endorsing his legislative program and adherence to Republican party principles as reflected in party platforms.
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Beck invokes Fifth Amendment in Senate records dispute
Senate hearing as Beck refuses to turn over personal and union financial records invoking Fifth Amendment. He questions Senate jurisdiction over Teamsters and asserts constitutional protections while denouncing probes into alleged misappropriation of funds.
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Plains Still Digging Out After Blizzard Across Regions
United Press reports a four day snowstorm left isolated communities in the West and widespread drifts in the East. At least 32 people died across nine states as rescue crews freed six stalled trains and evacuated hundreds from snowbound routes in Kansas Illinois Michigan and Wisconsin.
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Wisconsin Editors Endorse Daylight Saving Time Yes Vote
Editorials from Vilas County News Review and The Milwaukee Journal urge adopting daylight saving time for Wisconsin in 1957. They argue added evening leisure and alignment with neighboring states, noting benefits to business, communication, and daily life while stressing the need to vote and register timely.
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Snow totals and forecast rise for city
Six inches of snow dumped in 24 hours with a clearing outlook tomorrow. Partly cloudy and warmer with highs to 40 to 45 degrees and lows 20 to 25. Noon readings ranged 33 to 34 degrees, overnight low 30, Monday highs 42 and low 30, with ongoing light snow at 7 a.m.
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Herriot Dies After Illness Ends Long French Career
Lyons France Former Premier Edouard Herriot died today after two months of bronchial trouble. The honorary chairman of the National Assembly, Herriot was elected president in 1947 and served annually until 1953. He led France as premier in 1924 1925 and again in 1932 in a brief spell as premier and foreign minister.
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Presidents Invited to Junior Chamber Convention
President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon were invited to the national Junior Chamber of Commerce convention in Milwaukee June 25 to 27, announced by local junior chambers on Monday night.
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Are We Cheating Our Children
Public service notice urging readers to improve schooling by addressing crowded classrooms and teacher shortages. Encourages writing for a free booklet from Better Schools and notes partnership with The Advertising Council for community education efforts.
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