Kenosha Symphony replaces conductor Cailliet after board vote
Frank Wilen announces Dr. Lucien Cailliet’s contract will not be renewed by the Kenosha Symphony Association board citing policy disputes and financial conditions. Cailliet, in his reply, says the move is sudden and notes he had planned a season with Claude Rains as narrator for Enouch Arden.
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Frank Wilen
Kenosha Symphony Association, Inc
Lucien Caillier
Claude Rains
Dr. Caillier
Hollywood Film Studios
Rains
Enoch Arden
Wilen
Caillier
Kenosha Symphony
John Merrick
A. E. Clough
Robert Cooley
Robert Sternloff
Richard Ashley
Kenosha Symphony League
Cailliet
Gary Cooper Nears Death in Hollywood Ailment
Hollywood actor Gary Cooper lay near death after a cancer diagnosis with his physician Dr Rex Kennamer saying it was a matter of hours. His wife Veronica and daughter Maria kept vigil at his bedside as Cooper stayed sedated and unaware the end was near.
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Hollywood
Calif
Gary Cooper
Rex Kennamer
Kennamer
Veronica
Maria
Cooper
Congo Parliament Reconvoked Amid Constitutional unrest
Leopoldville reports President Joseph Kasavubu announced the reconvening of the Congolese parliament after eight months of disruption. He sought UN protection and travel facilities for members as the first session was set to open after the Coquilhatville conference, signaling a challenge to the rebel Lumumbist rump in Stanleyville led by Gizenga.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
Joseph Kasavubu
Kasavubu
United Nations
U. N
Coquilhatville
Algiers Prepares as Rightists Rally Threatens Violence
Algiers braces for clashes as some 20,000 troops riot police and gendarmes gather around the city to deter strikes and demonstrations marking the right wing rising that brought Gen. Charles de Gaulle back to power. Police vans shift into the city center as the curfew nears and troops guard government buildings.
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Algiers
Charles de Gaulle
State Rejects Sheridan Rd. Compromise
The Wisconsin State Highway Commission refused Kenosha's one year moratorium on the Sheridan Road parking ban. Commission chairman Harvey Grasse said the modified control of parking would not justify the large state funding. The decision leaves the project with full conditions intact and a later review after the moratorium period.
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Kenosha
Sheridan Road
State Highway Commission
Eugene Hammond
Harvey Grasse
Fire wrecks Hollywood Hills homes after major blaze
A Friday night brush fire roared through the Hollywood Hills near Griffith Park Observatory, burning or damaging at least 24 homes and threatening others. Gusts up to 40 mph fueled the flames, evacuations spread across the hillside area, and Aldous Huxley was among the losses. Officials declared a Major emergency within 17 minutes of the first alarm.
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Hollywood
Calif
Hollywood Hills
Griffith Park Observatory
Aldous Huxley
Farm barn blaze destroys outbuildings on Russell farm
Volunteer crews from Silver Lake Wilmot and Twin Lakes battled a fire on the Charles Russell farm Rt 3 Box 773. The barn and attached garage were leveled with losses including straw hay furniture and poultry. Russell estimated damage above 15000 dollars.
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Silver Lake
Wilmot
Twin Lakes
Charles Russell
Rt. 3
Russell
Lloyd Casey
Olson
U W Proxy To Attend Award Night
Outstanding students at the University of Wisconsin Kenosha Extension Center will be recognized Tuesday night at the annual awards night program. Dr. Conrad A. Elvehjem will be the speaker and honored guests from the Extension Division include Dr. L. H. Adolfson and Dr. W. M. Hanley. The program at 8 o clock in the Vocational School Building is open to the public.
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University of Wisconsin Kenosha Extension Center
Conrad A. Elvehjem
University of Wisconsin
University Extension Division
L. H. Adolfson
W. M. Hanley
Norbert Koopman
William Steinseifer
B. C. Tallent
Eugene I. Lehrmann
Extension Center Chorus
William Eberl
Propeller From C130 Drops on Busy U S 277 Southwest Of Abilene
A C130 cargo plane lost one of its two propellers five miles southwest of Abilene Texas on Friday. It struck the road in front of a pickup driven by N D Hutchinson of View Texas, who maneuvered to avoid the falling prop. The plane landed safely at Dyess Air Force Base.
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Abilene
Tex
U.S. 277
Here
N. D. Hutchinson
View
Dyess Air Force Base
Williams Urges Courtesy Toward African Visitors
Assistant Secretary of State G. Mennen Williams told governors at the United Nations conference that Americans must extend hospitality to African visitors. He warned a single refused service could undo months of diplomatic progress and harm U.S. standing at the UN and in Africa. Williams praised UN efforts in the Congo for preventing a Korean or Laos outcome.
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Milwaukee
G. Mennen Williams
Africa
United Nations
Williams
Congo
U.N
Korea
Laos
Weekend Weather Outlook for Southeast Wisconsin
Scattered showers and thunderstorms forecast for southeastern Wisconsin on Sunday including Kenosha. Tonight warms to the low 60s, with cooler readings Sunday. Saturday high near 76 at American Motors with downtown 68 and Southport 59. Sunrise 5:32 a.m., sunset 8:05 p.m.
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Wisconsin
Kenosha
American Motors
Southport
Production rises as industrial output jumps 2.5 percent
The Federal Reserve Board reported a 2.5 percent increase in industrial output over March, marking the first rise in eight months and the strongest showing in sixteen months, signaling the economy may be moving up from recession.
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Washington
U.S
Federal Reserve Board
Lumbering Returns To Kenosha County
The Kenosha County park system processed 14,000 board feet of lumber from Petrifying Springs park including 5,000 feet of white elm sold to a New Munster maker and 7,000 feet of oak to be used for bridge planning with remaining lumber slated for furniture makers. The effort employed 25 relief recipients, reduced diseased elms, and produced mulch from sawdust while preserving park resources for future sale.
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Kenosha County
Springs Park
Richard Lindl
North Woods
New Munster
Lindl
Rusk and Gromyko Seek Breakthrough on Laos Peace Talks
Secretary of State Dean Rusk met with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko in Geneva to break a deadlock delaying the 14 nation Laos peace conference. The talks mark Rusk’s first direct engagement with Moscow since taking the post as concerns rise over a potential conference collapse before it begins.
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Geneva
UPI
Dean Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
Laos
Rusk
Cease-fire Signed in Ban Namone Aims Talks
Delegations from the government and the pro Communist rebels signed a formal cease-fire in Ban Namone Laos and agreed to open full scale military and political talks here Sunday.
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Ban Namone
Laos
Conference seating dispute delays Laos talks
A Friday Laos conference faced postponement as Soviet demands to seat Pathet Lao rebels with full rights met U S opposition. The United States would accept observers from the royal government and neutralist groups, but rejects Pathet Lao seating as they are not recognized as a government. Rusk hinted minor liaison for a couple Pathet Lao to the neutralist observers. The barroom briefing by Soviet spokesman Kharmalov sparked the clash, even as Indian chairmen reported a general de facto cease fire in Laos.
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Laos
U.S
United States
Rusk
Pathet Lao
Mikhail Kharmalov
Three-Nation Control Commission
Johnson Promises U S Honor of Commitments in Philippines
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson told Philippine congress that the United States will honor its commitments to freedom everywhere. He spoke amid a busy schedule after his visit to South Vietnam, saying America and its old friends the Philippine people can count on each other.
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Manila
UPI
Lyndon B. Johnson
Philippine Congress
United States
Johnson
Congress
South Viet Nam
America
Community of Free Nations
Huk
Slow moving floods crest in Illinois and Indiana
Flood waters crested and moved downstream through southern Illinois and Indiana. Freshly seeded fields became muddy lakes with debris and dead livestock. Families in flood zones waited for the water to recede to begin cleanup.
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Illinois
Indiana
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