Air Cooler Case Costs For Sheboygan County
Disputed expenses in the air conditioner case in Sheboygan County total $217.12 so far with further costs likely. Public records show bills for Judge Wilkus, county officials, and witnesses, while four bar association members may bill hundreds more. eligibility and responsibility remain contested as the case moves toward the Wisconsin Supreme Court.
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Kenosha County
Bar Association
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Sheboygan
Harold M. Bode
Bode
County
Racine
Madison
Richard Lindgren
County Board
Dist. Atty
J. B. Molinaro
County Board Courts
Supreme Court
Joseph Wilkus
Molinaro
Vivian Houte Newton
Wilkus
South Korea Sees President Yun Resign Amid Coup
Seoul reports President Yun Po Sun has resigned under a military regime that seized power after Premier Chang capitulated. The junta arrested leftists, imposed strict censorship, and placed deposed officials under house arrest as it solidified rule in a 62 hour revolt.
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Seoul
South Korea
Yun Po-sun
Syngman Rhee
Yun
John M. Chang
Chang
Chang Do-young
U. S
Memorial Day Tribute Page Planned by Kenosha News
The Kenosha Evening News will publish a Memorial Day Me moriam page honoring service members who gave their lives. Civilians may also be included. contact Miss White at extension 7512. Orders must be received by Friday noon May 26.
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Kenosha Evening News
Miss White
Weekend Forecast Promises Pleasant Weather Near Lake Michigan
Forecast calls for fair skies and warmer temps tonight and Saturday. Lows 37 to 44 degrees tonight, highs in the 50s near the lake and near 70 inland. Observed noon readings were 52 at Southport Park, 54 downtown, and 57 at the American Motors plant with yesterday’s swing from 44 to 52 and a trace of rain. Sunrise 5:28, sunset 8:08.
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Lake Michigan
Southport Park
West Side
American Motors
Supervisors Approve 800 Dollar Fan for Meeting Room
Milwaukee County Board of Supervisors approved an eight hundred dollar appropriation to install an exhaust fan to vent hot air from the meeting room. The action occurred Thursday.
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Milwaukee
UPD
Milwaukee County Board of Supervisors
Regents Reject Loyalty Affidavit for Federal Student Loans
The State College Board of Regents voted 6 to 3 on Thursday against the loyalty affidavit demanded of students who receive federal loans.
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Madison
State College Board of Regents
Talks in Vienna Planned by JFK and Khrushchev
The 1961-63 Wisconsin budget debate dominates the session as Sen. Zaborski and Sen. Leonard spar over restoring 354,644 in Department of Administration financing. The panel discusses slopppy bookkeeping and a shift of personnel while the budget stands at 493.5 million with an 11 million cut from the recommended 503 million.
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Madison
State Department
Wisconsin Senate
Zen Richard Zaborski
Milwaukee
Republican Assembly
Jerris Leonard
Department
Conservation Department
Wisconsin
Senate
Nelson
Assembly
University of Wisconsin and State College
Typhoon Brings Mild Blow to Hong Kong Coast
The season's first typhoon struck Hong Kong with a relatively mild impact and moved on to lash the southern provinces of the Chinese mainland.
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Hong Kong
China
Laos Patrol Support Pact Reached At Geneva Conference
The 14 nation group agreed to provide equipment for patrolling Laos including planes helicopters trucks and communications gear. Canada’s Foreign Secretary Green pressed for supplies and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko accepted the proposal signaling a peacekeeping effort. US Secretary of State Rusk welcomed the move as the conference marks a tangible gain in Laos cease fire enforcement. East and West delegates backed the decision to strengthen the fragile truce with Indian Canadian pilots to fly Western craft and Polish crews handling Soviet machines.
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Geneva
Canada
Soviet Union
Control Commission
Laos
Howard C. Green
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Green
U.S
Dean Rusk
India
Three Nation Commission
Poland
Menon
Car Train Crash Kills Teen in Manitowoc County
A car struck by a Chicago and North Western train at a Maribel crossing killed 16 year old Delton A. Sense of Whitelaw and injured two other teens. The incident raises Wisconsin’s traffic fatalities for the year to 277, up from 261 a year earlier.
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Manitowoc County
Wisconsin
Delton A. Sense
Route 1
Whitelaw
Chicago and North Western
Maribel
Capitol Flags Firetrap Capitol Fright over Flag Tariff
Capitol architect J George Stewart warns the building may burn as he oversees thousands of flags raised daily for the Capitol, while House clerk Ralph R Roberts notes new limousines for leaders may be rented for 500 dollars yearly. Stewart seeks 3500 for a dust collector and 4034 for an extra clerk, but is asked to prepare a fire prevention report.
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Washington
UPD
House
Appropriations Subcommittee
Capitol
Appropriations Committee
J. George Stewart
Stewart
Ralph R Roberts
Mary D Bradford high school dinner honors student businessmen
Mary D Bradford High School advanced sales class honored employers at a dinner led by Arnold Stuyvesant. Former Sen. William F. Trinke urged integrity and discussed Wisconsin tax policy and industrial growth as students report $17,000 in earned wages and $800 in the class bank.
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Mary D. Bradford High School
William F. Trinke
Lake Geneva
Norm Owens
Arnold Stuyvesant
Wisconsin
Bong
Milwaukee
Trinke
State Senate
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
C47 Transport Plane Crashes in Wiesbaden
A U S Air Force C47 transport plane crashed after takeoff in Wiesbaden Germany. The pilot and copilot were killed. Names of the dead will not be released until next of kin are notified.
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Wiesbaden
Germany
Presidential Order Averts Railroad Strike Showdown
President Kennedy is expected to issue an emergency order blocking a nationwide railroad strike planned for next Monday by the Railroad Yardmasters of America. The move, via an emergency board with a 60 day cap, aims to frame settlement terms under the Railway Labor Act and postpone any walkout for two months. The dispute hinges on vacation and holiday rights, not wages, with yardmasters seeking seven paid holidays and better vacation terms.
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Washington
Kennedy
Railroad Yardmasters of America
Chicago
Francis A. O'Neill Jr
National Mediation Board
White House
Emergency Board
O'Neill
Kennedy signs bill to add 73 federal judges
President Kennedy signed a measure authorizing the appointment of 73 new federal judges to relieve backlogs in U S circuit and district courts. In Manila a fire caused multi million dollars in damage to the northern business district, police said. Wisconsin Conservation Congress backs Dr Taylor Nelson’s $50 million outdoor resources program after a detailed briefing.
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Washington
Kennedy
U.S
Manila
Madison
Or. Taylora Nelson
Wisconsin Conservation Congress
Senator Gore calls for JCS overhaul after Bay of Pigs failure
Senator Al Gore of Tennessee states the Joint Chiefs of Staff should be removed and replaced with new, wiser and abler men in response to the Cuban exile invasion failures.
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Washington
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Paris Rail Workers Return as Strikes End
French railway workers resume service after a nationwide strike, manning extra trains for Pentecost weekend crowds. Trains began rolling normally again at noon with few delays and resumed operations across major lines.
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Paris
Actor Jeff Chandler in Critical Condition
Culver City California police report actor Jeff Chandler 42 remained in critical condition at Culver City Hospital after emergency abdominal surgery and massive blood transfusions. He was in surgery from 10 30 a m to 6 p m and his former wife and father were present as doctors assessed his status.
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Jeff Chandler
Culver City
Calif
Culver City Hospital
Chandler
He-Man
Hollywood
Clark Gable
Gary Cooper
Gable
Cooper
Marjorie Moshelle Chandler
Phillip Grossell
Esther Williams
Jay Hawkers
Broken Arrow
Cochise
Peyton Place
Eve Arden
Mr. Boyington
Miss Brooks
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Kennedy Khrushchev to Meet in Vienna for General Talks
The White House says President Kennedy and Premier Khrushchev will meet June 3 and 4 in Vienna for a general exchange of views on major world issues. The meeting aims at informal, private discussions rather than negotiations affecting other nations.
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Washington
Kennedy
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Vienna
White House
Khrushchev
Moscow
London
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Harold Macmillan
West Virginia University
Mikhail Menshikov
Kremlin
Woman Electrocuted in Neon Sign Plant
Police said Anna Schromkowski 51 was killed at the Everbrite Sign Co Milwaukee plant after she lined up six signs and attached leads to them and apparently touched a live 4 000 volt lead as a neon tube forming machine operated. She had worked seven years for the company.
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Milwaukee
Anna Schromkowski
Everbrite Sign Co
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University of Wisconsin
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Joerndt & Ventura Appliance Center
Celia Pierson
Bryant Anderson
Bradford
Trinke Evening News
Happy
Associated Press
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Wete
Bryant Andersen
Patricia Six
Gloria Andrea
June Dragancewicz
Marie Kriz
Darell Benning
C47
de Gaulle
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