Soviet embassy clerk Mikheev vanishes from home
The Washington Daily News reports Vladimir Mikheev, a Soviet embassy clerk who sought secret data from two Americans, has vanished from his home. The State Department reviews possible expulsion. Rep. Walter urges action, citing breach of diplomatic immunity. Mikheev reportedly left with his wife and child in a dark blue sedan, followed by a plainclothes Russian air force officer.
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PSC OKays Partial Hike In Bus Fares
The State Public Service Commission allowed Kenosha Motor Coach Co to raise Kenosha bus fares but not to the level demanded. Token fares will be eliminated. children pay 8 cents instead of 7. Tokens remain four for 50 cents. no rise to five for 80 cents. Straight fare stays at 15 cents. New schedule starts within 20 days. The company is Racine headquartered but runs Kenosha city service.
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Motorist Dies After Racine County Mishap
Warren A. Leeds of Park Ridge Illinois died Thursday in a Racine hospital from injuries sustained in a Wednesday traffic accident on U S 41 north of the Kenosha county line. The 44 year old man was injured when his car rolled over in Racine County Wisconsin.
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Farm Mishap Fatal in Monroe County
Monroe County officials report Kenneth J. Dunnum, 48, died after his legs were caught in a horse drawn manure spreader and the horses dragged him across fields. The accident occurred Thursday on a Cashton area farm.
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State rejects poison plan for Silver Lake
Madison reports the State Conservation Commission refused a proposal to poison Silver Lake in Kenosha County citing a department check that shows many game fish remain. Washington senators Eastland and McCarthy attack the Supreme Court as politicians not lawyers. Sioux City F86D Sabre jet fighters collided over Nebraska. both pilots bailed out and escaped unharmed.
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Fire devastates Grundy oil storage district in blaze
A major fire in Grundy Virginia engulfed an industrial oil storage area for more than three hours causing about 50000 dollars in damage. No injuries were reported.
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Delayed H-Bomb Test Now Set for Tomorrow
The Cherookee H-bomb test aboard the USS Mt. McKinley at Eniwetok is scheduled for Sunday if weather permits. The air-drop shot will be observed by newsmen and civilian defense leaders, having been moved from last Monday.
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House panel backs near two billion dollar agri debt boost
The house appropriations committee recommended Congress increase the agriculture department budget by 1.983 billion dollars for the coming fiscal year. Most funds cover losses in price support programs and surplus disposal, with the Commodity Credit Corp receiving much of the increase.
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Dag Hammarskjold Warns UN on Middle East Peace Push
UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold urged the Security Council to avoid imposing a peace settlement on Israel and Arab states. He urged Middle East–led progress, cautioned that final settlement may be distant, and said the UN should support local efforts rather than external dictates.
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Educator Callahan Dies at 90 After 67 Years in Education
John Callahan 90 longtime Wisconsin education leader died yesterday. He served 28 years as state superintendent and helped base state school funds on need. Survived by three daughters and two sisters. Funeral set for 8 a.m. Saturday at Our Lady Queen of Peace Church Madison.
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Twining Vows U S Strength Against Any Attack This Year
Air Force chief of staff General Matthew F. Twining told a Senate appropriations subcommittee he believes U S armed power will deter any attack this year. Senator Saltonstall pressed him on adequacy of budgets while Secretary Quarles cited plans to add about 80 B 52 bombers.
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Trumans Start Europe Tour Amid Public Appearances
Former President Truman and Mrs. Truman sail from New York aboard the United States for a seven week European tour. They will land in Le Havre May 16 and visit France Italy Austria West Germany Belgium The Netherlands and England. Oxford University will award an honorary degree to Mr. Truman June 20. They depart Southampton June 28 returning home for their 37th wedding anniversary. They recently met with their daughter and son in law Clifton Daniel.
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Weather Update For Kenosha Sees Warm Thursday
Heat and humidity rise after yesterday's rain with cooler air expected after tonight's thundershowers. Temperatures range from 45 to 55 tonight and 72 to 75 tomorrow, with noon readings around 83 at Ameri can Motors Corp and 78 downtown.
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Two British Corporals Die in Cyprus Incident
In Nicosia Cyprus a pro-Greek EOKA leader announced the execution of two British corporals, Lance Corporal Gordon Hill and Lance Corporal Ronnie Shilton, as retaliation for a prior hanging. Leaflets signed by Dighenis claimed the men were buried secretly and urged British troops to defy orders. Shops closed across the island as tensions flare and unrest spreads amid the Cyprus 13 month conflict.
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Dope Raiders Nab 63 in Philadelphia
Police in a mass pre dawn raid arrested 63 persons they said were illegally selling narcotics in Philadelphia. Ninety two detectives fanned out from a downtown intersection to sweep all city areas. It was the fourth such raid in just over a year, bringing total arrests to about 500, according to Lt. Glascow Driscoll, head of the narcotics squad.
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