Clerk Freed Faces Court On Sept 15
Richard Lindgren Kenosha County clerk was freed on a $500 signature bond after a Racine municipal court ruling. He must appear Sept 15 for an order to show authority. Vivian Newton said Lindgren’s confinement harmed Kenosha County.
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Howard J. du Rocher
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Ing
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Vivian Newton
Bode
Newton
Kenosha County
Dug Rocher
Kenosha
Floyd Hughes
Doris Burkard
Cuba Braces as Hurricane Donna Threatens Island Chains
Hurricane Donna pounds the Bahamas as it bears toward Cuba and Florida. Forecasters warn of possible 12 foot tides on central Cuba and a risk of a stiff blow to Key West while Miami remains on alert and Dade Broward counties monitor advisories.
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Donna
Cuba
Florida
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Dunn
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Key West
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Florida Strait
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Acklins Island
Crooked Island
Nassau
Red Cross
Puerto Rico
Gold Coast
Cape Canaveral Missile Center
Weather Bureau
Lodge to Tour Wisconsin on Sept 21 Campaign Swing
Henry Cabot Lodge Republican vice presidential candidate will visit Madison Clintonville Oshkosh and Green Bay on September 21. He arrives by plane with 15 reporters at 11 30 a m and remains 90 minutes at Truax Field. Stops in Oshkosh and Clintonville are 30 minutes each and Green Bay hosts a news conference and major speech with an overnight stay.
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UPI
Henry Cabot Lodge
Clintonville
Oshkosh
Green Bay
Lodge
Truax Field
Indian Medical Corps Sends 100 to Congo
One hundred Indian medical corps men and nurses, first of a 400-strong contingent, departed New Delhi aboard U.S. Air Force planes to establish a hospital in the Congo.
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Congo
New Delhi
India
U.S. Air Force
President Dedicates Space Lab in Huntsville
President Eisenhower dedicated the nations space age laboratories in Huntsville Alabama to memory of George C Marshall. He called U S space gains the result of restrained human talent and energy. The Saturn booster engine key to space aims includes lifting heavy loads into orbit and beyond. Generals Glennan and Lemnitzer accompanied him.
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Ala
UPI
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George C. Marshall
U.S
Washington
Russia
General Marshall
U. S
Moon
Keith Glennan
U. S. Space Agency
Gen
Lyman Lemnitzer
Army
Earth
Court declines block on Teamsters monitor appointment
The U.S. Court of Appeals refused to halt Terence F. McShane’s potential appointment as chief monitor of the Teamsters Union. Hoffa’s camp had opposed the move for years, and the court said it would act only if McShane is actually named chairman, sending new material to the district court for review.
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U.S. Court of Appeals
Terence F. McShane
FBI
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Appeals Court
McShane
Monitor Board
U.S. District Court
Man Carrying Gun Fatally Shoots Self in Accident
Foster Haskins, 57, a retired wholesale oil dealer from Lancaster Wisconsin, was killed when he tripped over a gate while carrying a 20 gauge shotgun. He was shooting pigeons on his son in law’s farm. Authorities said no inquest would be held.
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Lancaster
Wis
APD
Foster Haskins
Haskins
Khrushchev, Thompson Meet Over RB47 Fliers Dispute
In Moscow Premier Khrushchev and U S Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson discuss the fate of two RB47 airmen shot down near Arctic waters. Captains MecKone and Olmstead face espionage charges while the United States protests their detention and urges release. The 90 minute Kremlin meeting yields no stated results.
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UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
U.S
Llewellyn Thompson
Arctic
Thompson
Khrushchev
New York
Kremlin
Barents Sea
John R. MecKone
Topeka
Kan
Freeman Olmstead
Elmira
N. Y
Francis Gary Powers
Powers
United States
Anastas Mikoyan
Hottest Day Sets Water Use Record in Kenosha
Kenosha on a record heat day drew 21,166,000 gallons of water up from 20,160,000 on Aug 29, 1958, as the Board of Water Commissioners met to weigh a water plant expansion. A Chicago firm estimated $4.39 million for the project, higher than prior projections. Expansion funding would come from water revenues and could raise rates. the commission postponed a decision to next week pending final cost and PSC review.
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Board of Water Commissioners
Fred Nelson
Kenoshans
60Th St
Nelson
Water Department
Alvord, Burdick and Howsen
Chicago
Wisconsin
Public Service Commission
UN urged action to halt Congo aid flow and disarm units
Dag Hammarskjold asked the Security Council to curb outside arms and Soviet assistance in the Congo and to consider temporarily disarming Congolese forces. Lumumba's office accused the UN of meddling as Kasavubu and Lumumba clash over leadership and the Assembly voids a dismissal order.
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Congo
Belgium
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Dag Hammarskjold
Security Council
Hammarskjold
Council
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Leopoldville
The
Patrice Lumumba
Lumumba
National Assembly
Joseph Kasavubu
Assembly
W Kasavubu
Kasai
Katanga
Washington
U. S
Mongi Slim
U. N
Red China Blocks U S Proposal in Warsaw Meeting
The United States failed to gain approval for an exchange of reporters with China as Beijing demanded a joint statement calling for withdrawal of U S forces from the Formosa Straits. State Department said Peiping has no real interest in reporting by its own or American newsmen.
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UPI
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U.S
Formosa Straits
State Department
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Peiping
Milwaukee Woman Drowns in North Lake
Mrs Essie T Retzlaff 63 of Milwaukee drowned in North Lake near here when she apparently fell from a rented fishing boat. She was alone at the time of the accident.
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Waukesha
Wis
UPB
Essie T. Retzlaff
Milwaukee
North Lake
Here
U S Disqualified In 400 Meter Relay At Rome
In Rome at the Olympic Stadium the United States 400 meter relay team was disqualified and finished last as Germany took gold with 39.5. The U S women then won the 1600 meter relay with Wilma Rudolph anchoring and Ohio State's Glenn Davis helping to set a world record 3 02 2 in heavy rain.
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Olympic
U.S
Germany
Russia
Great Britain
United States
Wilma Rudolph
Ohio State
Glenn Davis
U. S
Argentina recalls ambassador to Cuba from Buenos Aires
Argentina announced the return of its ambassador from Havana to Buenos Aires amid diplomatic tension. Officials did not specify next steps but described the move as a precautionary measure in the ongoing exchange between the two nations.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Cuba
Congo premier Patrice Lu mumba wins confidence vote
In Congo lese Senate, Premier Patrice Lu mumba secured a decisive confidence vote backing his policies. In Philadelphia, the Pennsylvania Railroad rejected a rock bottom settlement offer from Michael J. Quill of the Transport Workers Union to end the eight-day strike.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Today
Michael J. Quill
The
Transport Workers Union
Tragedy on Highway Near McBride Claims Three Lives
Three men were killed when tons of loose clay buried a highway crew working near McBride British Columbia on Wednesday. Local authorities investigate the accident as a severe landslide incident on the roadway project.
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Prince George
B.C
McBride
Weather Turns Cool as Kenosha Sees Relief Ahead
The weatherman predicts a drop of up to 20 degrees with cooler, partly cloudy conditions this evening and a low near 55 to 60. Scattered thundershowers are possible tonight, with Friday highs in the 70s and lingering clouds and showers. Noon readings show Southport at 89, downtown 89, and American Motors 88, with a midnight low around 70. The previous day peaked at 96 and fell to 72. Sunrise was 6:23 and sunset at 7:13.
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Kenosha
Southport
American Motors
Kidney Transplant Successful Between Nonrelated Donors
French doctors report a successful kidney graft between nonrelated individuals. Recipient Maryse Geneix, 26, born with a kidney malformation, has lived 78 days with the new kidney and is recovering. Donor Robert Fayet, 33, is the patient’s brother-in-law. team led by Dr. Rene Kuss of Foch Hospital, Paris.
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Maryse Geneix
U.S
Rene Kuss
Foch
Robert Fayet
Geneix
Feroze Gandhi Dies at 47 in New Delhi
Feroze Gandhi 47 son in law of Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru died today at Willingdon Hospital in New Delhi. Death was attributed to a coronary thrombosis.
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India
Feroze Gandhi
Jawaharlal Nehru
Willingdon Hospital
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