Friction Between County Clerk and Judge Over Air Conditioner
Contempt charges keep County Clerk Lindgren jailed while County Judge Bode stays in his air conditioned office. County Board committees debate liability for the AC and seek rulings from the district attorney. A series of letters and tense exchanges accompany efforts to resolve the dispute and secure Lindgren’s release.
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Richard Lindgren
Harold Bode
Lindgren
Bode
Lindføren
County Board
Asst. Dist
Vivian Newton
Floyd Hughes
Sup
Harlan Draeger
Kenosha County
James Amendola
Draeger
Newton
Doris Burkard
George Schlitz
Argentine Airlines DC6 Crash Leaves 31 Dead in River
In Buenos Aires late bulletins report a DC6 airliner crashed into the Uruguay River killing 31. Early dispatches claimed the aircraft exploded in flight. In Rome the US achieved a third 1-2-3 sweep in men's track and field with Al Oerter taking Olympic discus gold with a record 194 feet 2 inches.
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Rome
United States
al Oerter
Rudolph anchors U S relay to world record time
Wilma Rudolph powered the United States 400 meter relay team to a world record 44.4 seconds in the Olympic Games qualifying round. The performance secured a place in the final for Rudolph and teammates.
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Rome
Wilma Rudolph
United States
Khrushchev to Arrive in New York for U.N. Assembly
Nikita Khrushchev will arrive in New York on September 19 aboard the Baltika to attend the United Nations General Assembly, the State Department announced.
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Washington
Ipi
Nikita S. Khrushchev
New York
Baltika
U. N. General Assembly
State Department
Barnard College Girls Win Battle of Shorts
Barnard College reverses a May ban on shorts and slacks, allowing campus wear deemed not too short not too bright or tight. Columbia University meanwhile requires long coats over shorts, as Barnard students celebrate a policy easing two inches above the knee with mixed public reaction.
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Barnard College
New York
Columbia University
Barnard
Columbia
Wispy optical technician confesses to multiple murders
Henry Adolph Busch, 29, led detectives to two bodies and admitted strangling a third woman last May. He described a recurring urge to kill and said there are bodies in his apartment and in a nearby building. Police found Shirley Payne, 65, and Margaret Briggs, 53, nude and mutilated.
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Hollywood
Calif
Henry Adolph Busch
Busch
Shirley Payne
Margaret Briggs
Elmyra Miller
Optical Laboratory
Elynore Riley
Beaten U S Flyers Return From Congo
Seven of eight American airmen who were beaten by Congolese troops returned to the United States aboard a hospital plane. They landed at McGuire Base New Jersey and were flown to Dover Delaware. Maj Gen William P Fisher presented the seven with Air Force Commendation Medals during the stopover.
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McGuire Air Force Base
N. J
UPI
United States
Dover
Del
William P. Fisher
Eastern Transport Air Force
Eisenhower urges full security review after NSA defectors
President Eisenhower called for a comprehensive security check across agencies after two NSA code clerks Bernon F. Mitchell and William H. Martin defected to Moscow. He noted no prior signs of disloyalty and said steps must be taken without trampling rights, with a Capitol Hill hearing slated for September 16 amid FBI and NSA briefings.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Moscow
National Security Agency
Bernon F. Mitchell
William H. Martin
America
Mitchell
Martin
Congress
Capitol Hill
Japan and South Korea agree to exchange scientific data
Japanese Foreign Minister Zenkoro Kosaka announced that Japan and South Korea have agreed to exchange technical information in science and medicine, signaling stepped up cooperation between Seoul and Tokyo.
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Seoul
South Korea
Zentaro Kosaka
Japan
Congo Deputies Halt Firing Showdown Between Leaders
In Leopoldville the Congolese Chamber of Deputies canceled each man’s dismissal of the other in a 60 to 19 vote. Lumumba’s sharp attack on UN actions followed and violence flared as police fired on Kasavubu supporters, raising fears of a broader crisis under UN control.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
UPI
Congolese Chamber of Deputies
Joseph Kasavubu
Patrice Lumumba
United Nations
Kasavubu
Lumumba
U.N
Congo
Hurricane Donna Heads Northwest Across Caribbean
Hurricane Donna plowed northwest ripping through Puerto Rico and nearby islands with at least 116 dead and hundreds missing. Winds hit 125 mph as warnings extended to the Southeast U S coast. Puerto Rico reported 106 dead and 200 missing, Haiti and Leeward Islands also suffered deaths and destruction.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Caribbean
Bahamas
United States
Donna
Miami
Turks Island
Port-Au-Prince
Haiti
Leeward Islands
Anguilla
Antigua Island
Thief Uses Knife to Steal $34 From Denver Man
Bobby Miyoshi, 58, told police a robber approached him on a Denver street and pressed a knife to his throat. The assailant cut the seat of Miyoshi's pants to reach his pocket and take $34.
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Denver
Cole
Bobby Miyoshi
Miyoshi
Case Workers To Meet Again In Racine Strike Talks
J S Case Co and Local 180 of the United Auto Workers plan renewed talks to end the 1900 worker strike that began March 9. The session will proceed without the Gov Nelson panel, though the panel remains ready to join if needed. Nathan F Feinsinger, UW labor relations expert and panel chair, said the two sides should try alone. He noted the panel could enter discussions if settlement stalls.
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Racine
J. S. Case Co
United Auto Workers
Gaylord Nelson Nathan F. Feinsinger
University of Wisconsin
Case
Local 180
Grandma Moses Reaches Century Mark at Eagle Bridge Birthday
The painter Grandma Moses turned 100 at Eagle Bridge New York with 125 visitors and a later New York City observance. Gov Rockefeller proclaimed the day in her honor as 45 of her paintings were planned for display at IBM Galleries awaiting a September exhibit.
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Eagle Bridge
N. Y
Grandma Moses
Grandma
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York City
I.B.M
Grandma Moses Objects to Space Travel Spending
Mrs Anna Mary Robertson Moses voices opinion on space exploration. She complains funds are wasted while people face freezing and hunger and says humanity should stay on earth until divine return. The elderly painter also mocks the space program as foolish.
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Anna Mary Robertson Moses
Grandma
Earth
Weather tough hot humid with scattered storms forecast
The city endures continued heat and high humidity with no relief in sight. Tonight and tomorrow bring mostly cloudy skies with warm temperatures and a chance of late afternoon or evening thundershowers, especially tomorrow. Tonight's low near 70, tomorrow's high 85 to 90, temperatures ranging from 80 to 99 in various locales.
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Southport
American Motors
Southport Was &7
Mercury
Waukesha Morals Case Leads to Arrests of Nine Men
Nine men plus a Milwaukee dentist face charges after an undercover police probe at Frame Park in Waukesha. Officials say the Frame Park area has become a Midwest gathering place for homosexual activity and that more arrests are expected as inquiries continue.
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Waukesha
Wis
George Lawler
Carroll College
Oil Company
Frame Park
the Park
Midwest
Milwaukee
Lawler
Boyd Burnside
City
Robert Hopson
Hopson Oil Co
Marvin Kodien
Dwaine Books
Alexander Haynes
John W Beyer
Detroit
George Huber
Church of
SS. Peter and Paul
Dale Meyer
William Hockett
Pewaukee
Hockett
Haynes
Beyer
Rogers Memorial Hospital
Oconomowoc
Father Huber
Hackett
A. Willis Bolt
Brown Deer
Bolt
Cutler Park
Scott Lowry
Couple's Romance Is Torn to Bits in Milwaukee
Harry A. Petrie 43 confessed to police he forced entry to Florence A. Loh’s apartment during Labor Day weekend and ripped $500 worth of her clothing as the relationship ended.
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Milwaukee
Harry A. Petrie
Florence A. Loh
Petrie
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