Sunnyside school site clash fuels 1000-home plan
Kenoshan developer Kuzmich wants to use 300 acres for a future 1000 dwelling subdivision south of 80th St near the privately owned airport. City plan commissioners approved a Kuzmich subdivision for 100 homes and push to move Sunnyside to 80th St amid council debates.
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Sunnyside
Kenoshan
80Th St
Kuzmich
Steve Kuzmich
63Rd St
78Th St
City Plan Commission
Red China Will Fight With Soviets in European War
Peng Teh-Huai, defense minister of China, declared for Peiping at a Warsaw conference that China will fight alongside the Soviet Union and allies if war breaks out in Europe. He also asserted Peiping supports peaceful coexistence and backs an Eastern defense group to rival NATO.
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Warsaw
Poland
China
Soviet Union
Europe
Peng Teh-Huai
Red
Peiping
Peng
Rebel unit surrenders in Indo China under Diem crackdown
A 180 member rebel unit from Binh Xuyen ex-river pirate forces surrendered to Saigon government forces as a cleanup drive began. The forces fled Saigon after a defeat by Prime Minister Ngo Dinh Diem's national army.
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Saigon
Indo-China
Binh Xuyen
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Weather outlook for Kenosha with scattered showers
Partly cloudy conditions were expected in Kenosha today with occasional rain tonight. Friday brings scattered showers and thunderstorms, little temperature change with a low around 48 to 56 and a high near 68 to 75. Noon readings ranged from 60 at the treatment plant to 66 downtown and 72 at American Motors.
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Kenosha
American Motors
Boy 13 Dies Demonstrating Explosives in Detroit Base ment
Detroit police report a 13 year old, Ronald Grezlak, was killed when a light fixture exploded during a demonstration with explosives. Police had warned him earlier to stop playing with explosives as friends watched in the basement.
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Detroit
Ronald Grezlak
Kenoshan Killed in Truck Crash Near Racine County
Othmar J. Weidenbrenner 31 of Kenosha died after his car collided with a beer truck at Hy. 41 and 11 in Racine county. The truck, driven by Arnold Hicks 30 of Chicago, burst into flames. 870 cases of beer spilled. Hicks survived. Weidenbrenner’s body was recovered after two hours. Weidenbrenner had returned from a fishing trip at North Cape with Harvey Moore and left work at J. J. Case south works. survived by wife three children and extensive family.
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Racine Journal-Times
Kenoshan
Kenosha
Racine County
Othmar Weidenbenner
Arnold Hicks
Chicago
Here
Othmar J. Weidenbrenner
Sheridan Rd
Weidenbrenner
St. Luke's Hospital
Racine
Hicks
J. J. Case Company
South Works
Rodney
Dennis
Christine
Oscar
Missouri
William
Anthony
Joseph
Zeno Blater
William Butten
Lawrance Corrigan
Johanna Weidenbrenner
Glennonville
Illinois sales tax to rise to three cents after July
Gov William Stratton and Chicago Mayor Richard Daley back legislation to raise the state sales tax from two to four cents for two years and grant cities an additional one cent permanently, with July 1 as the effective date.
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Springfield
Illinois
William Stratton
Richard Daley
Chicago
Labor secretary calls auto strike chance a coin toss
Washington Labor Secretary James P. Mitchell said it is a toss of a coin if there will be an automobile strike this summer. In Milwaukee an art student, Eugene Olson, 21, was seriously burned when a blow torch used to fuse oil on a painting ignited a fire in his room and spread to the roof.
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Washington
James P. Mitchell
Milwaukee
Eugene Olson
Calls for caution on Salk vaccine issues urged by Miller
Washington Republican Rep. A L Miller a physician warned fellow congressmen against abrupt action in the Salk vaccine difficulties saying the problem is not fully understood and quick interference should be avoided. Madison circuit judge Alvin Reis on Wednesday upheld a Public Service Commission order denying the Chicago and North Western Railway request to discontinue its last two Milwaukee Madison trains.
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Washington
A. L. Miller
R-Neb
Miller
Congress
PSC
Madison
Alvin Reis
Chicago and North Western Railway
Milwaukee - Madison
Resumption Of Vaccine Is Expected
The Public Health Service hopes to release the first embargoed Salk vaccine today and restart polio inoculations after a six day halt. A federal expert team will report on Parke Davis doses in Detroit and may clear several hundred thousand shots for immediate use. In Michigan immunizations had continued, while a halt was ordered after polio cases rose to 62.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Parke Davis and Co
Detroit
The
Health Service
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Michigan
Parke Davis
Leonard A. Scheele
U. S
William G. Workman
Billy Graham Accepts Invitation to Speak Behind Curtain
American evangelist Billy Graham said he would gladly accept any invitation to preach behind the Tron Curtain, clarifying his willingness to speak under the barrier.
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London—i
Billy Graham
Veto Expected On Postal Pay Increase
A quick presidential veto may follow Congress action on a postal workers pay raise of 7 percent under a compromise bill sent to President Eisenhower after Senate passage 66 to 11 and House action 328 to 66. White House signals a veto is possible. Eisenhower would accept around 7.6 percent. The measure costs about 179.8 million dollars annually, slightly higher than the 7.6 percent alternative.
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Washington
Sen. Carlson
Kan
Senate
Eisenhower
House
Carlson
White House
Congress
Vote to Aid Bus Lines Madison Puts Bill Through Senate
The Wisconsin State Senate approved a bill by 32 to 0 to provide tax exemptions for urban bus operators. The plan, drawn from a governor's mass transportation study, would waive state gasoline taxes and local fees, charge a $1 state registration per bus, and allow a 50 percent income tax payment after deductions, plus 8 percent of property costs. The Assembly rejected two other measures on primary election timing and trading stamps by voice vote.
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Madison
State Senate
Assembly
Wisconsin
Collision Near Wisconsin Rapids Claims Two Lives
A two car head on crash six miles northwest of Wisconsin Rapids on Highway 13-73 killed two men. Rev. Peter Ohlin aged 65, pastor of the Assembly of God in Nekoosa, died in the crash, while Edmund Gust, 34, of Wisconsin Rapids, driver of the other vehicle, died later at a local hospital.
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Wisconsin Rapids
Here
Peter Ohlin
Assembly of God
Nekoosa
Edmund Gust
U S 11th Airborne Arrives to Relieve 5th Infantry in Germany
An advance party of the U S 11th Airborne Division arrives in Frankfurt to prepare for replacing the 5th Infantry Division which will move to Fort Campbell Kentucky.
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Frankfurt
Germany
U. S. 11Th Airborne Division
Fort Campbell
Canton Rice Riots Report Sees 17 Peasants Killed
A Hong Kong dispatch reports Chinese Red soldiers killed 17 peasants during recent rice riots in the Canton area of South China. The clashes erupted as unrest over rice shortages spread across the region.
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Hong Kong
Canton
South China
West Terms Lead to Breakthrough in Austrian Treaty
The Soviet Union agreed to sign the Austrian state treaty on Western terms after 11 days of deadlock over Article 35. The deal allows a Big Four foreign ministers meeting in Vienna to sign the treaty and plan a broader conference, with U S Secretary of State Dulles possibly traveling to Vienna.
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Vienna
Austria
Soviet Union
Russia
United States
John Foster Dulles
Paris
Harold Macmillan
Antoine Pinay
Dulles
Red Jet Fighters Chase U.S. Plane Over Baltic Sea
A U.S. Air Force pilot reported Communist jet fighters chased him across the Baltic Sea from Germany. He landed safely at Kastrup airport in Copenhagen with no gunfire exchanged, according to a U.S. embassy spokesman.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Baltic Sea
Germany
Kastrup
U. S
State May Get Bigger Natural Gas Supply
Washington officials report Wisconsin and Wisconsin natural gas customers could receive a supply twice as large under new lines proposed by American Louisiana Pipeline Co. four firms authorized by the FPC to build a Louisiana to Michigan transmission line. The FPC has ruled these suppliers are producers and their prices fall under federal control. The plan would serve Michigan Wisconsin Natural Gas Co. and eight local utilities, while Wisconsin officials back federal price regulation to curb rising costs.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Federal Power Commission
Louisina
Michigan
American Louisiana Pipeline Co
Detroit
FPC
Louisiana
Illinois
Michigan-Wisconsin Natural Gas Co
House Commerce Committee
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