Sniper Kills Lebanese Organizer in Beirut Traffic
Ab dullah Nurallah secretary of the Lebanese industrialist organization was fatally wounded as a gunman struck his car in Beirut. U.S. troops and tanks occupied positions near rebel outposts along the Beirut airport road to curb sniper fire. Parachute troops of the 24th Division prepare training jumps near the airport highway.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Abdullah Nurallah
Nurallah
Najjada Party
U.S
International
Mauch Suspect Found Cleared In Murder Case
A construction worker sought in the slaying of Mrs Edna Mauch was located in Mauston and cleared. Police said blood at the scene did not match the man, who had disappeared after authorities announced a concrete or masonry worker was a person of interest.
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Milwaukee
Wauwatosa
Mauston
Edna Mauch
Aloysius
Alvin Basting
Basting
Hillsboro
Manston
Eight Die in Missouri Highway Collision Near Harrisonville
Eight people were killed and two injured when two cars collided on a curve on U S Highway 71 bypass near Harrisonville Missouri. The dead include Andrew Boyd Jones 34 Sun Valley California his wife Letha 30 their children Susie 5 and Larry Gene 9 Earl R Jones 52 Nevada Missouri brother Rickie Galloway 5 Nevada Maurice Jones 43 Kansas City and Norman Wayne Jones 35 Huntington Park California. Surviving injured are Myrtle Allen Galloway 25 Nevada and Leo Charles Jones 14 Earl Jones son. Maurice and Norman Jones were in the southbound car not related to the eight in the other vehicle. Cause of the wreck was not known.
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Harrisonville
Here
Andrew Boyd Jones
Sun Valley
Calif
Letha
Susie
Larry Gene
Earl R. Jones
Nevada
Andrew Jones
Rickie Galloway
Maurice Jones
Madison Man Dies In Fall From Ladder
Roy Hessel grave, 75, died Monday after falling backward from a ladder while painting a porch and striking his head on the sidewalk in Madison.
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Madison Man
Madison
Roy Hesselgrave
Weather Outlook for Midwest States
Fair, cool tonight with a warm Wednesday and possible showers in the afternoon or evening. Lows around 52 and highs near 78. Wisconsin sees fair weather, cooler in the north with showers starting midweek. Minnesota may have showers in the northwest and cooler turning. Iowa reports scattered showers in the north and west with warmth in the southeast.
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Lacrosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Mississippi River Forecast Shows No Change Soon
River readings list flood stage data for Winona to Gutten Berg with no change expected in the next 24 to 36 hours. Sunrise at 6:22 a.m. and sunset at 7:30 p.m.
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Winona
T.W
Tt Dakota
C.P
Lacrosse
St. Es Lansing
Prairie du Chien
Trempleau
Dodge
TJ Black
Galesville
la Crosse
W. Salem
Root
Houston
St. Me
Hastings
Minn
Gutten Berg
Iowa
City Hotbeds Move Through Each Major League Stop
Short list of cities and teams appears to map a sports or travel route from Bismarck to Washington. The fragmentary text names multiple cities including Boston Chicago Denver and others, suggesting a sequence or schedule across many venues. Name coverage includes major hubs like Los Angeles New York and New Orleans along with Midwestern centers.
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Bismarck
Boston
Chicago
Denver
Dubuque
Duluth
Galveston
Huron
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Knoxville
Lacrosse
Los Angeles
Madison
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
New Orleans
New York
St. Louis
Washington
Teamsters Probe Focuses on Gibbons Rise in St Louis
Testimony shows Local 688 officers were offered severance pay or continued jobs when James Gibbons took over in 1949. Lawmakers say $78,410 financed the exit costs as Gibbons built influence, with Hoffa ally Gibbons now a top Teamsters lieutenant in St Louis. Robert Kennedy signals focus on goon violence and power abuse in the area.
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St. Louis
Moran
Gibbons
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Local 688
Lawrence J. Camie
Camie
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
McClellan
Local 688
International Teamsters Union
St. Louis Area
Robert F. Kennedy
Actress Diana Dors Says 6000 Pounds Missing From Box
London AP reports Diana Dors says 11 600 pounds were missing from her safe deposit box. Police seek a man who shared a key. money was in the box July 14 and missing when opened Monday. Typhoon Flossie leaves 15 dead 30 missing 39 injured in Japan. Malaysia Prime Minister Tengku Abdul Rahman says top Red leader and 182 Communist rebels surrender in Johore as amnesty nears.
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London
Diana Dors
Tokyo
Flossie
Pacific
Japan
Kuala Lumpur
Malaya
Tengku Abdul Rahman
Johore
Winona Livestock Market Report and Chicago Excerpts
Winona livestock report from Swift & Company notes market quotations as of noon with hogs and cattle prices and delivery hours Mon through Fri. Chicago and South St. Paul markets show hogs down at times and cattle varied, with produce trends for butter eggs potatoes and poultry reflected.
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Swift & Company
South ST. Paul
Minn
USDA
Bus Crash Near Crown Point Injures Driver and Two Passengers
A Greyhound bus struck the back of a truck loaded with books on U S 41 near Cook Indiana injuring the driver Carl W Rauh 45 Indianapolis and two passengers Bessie Hastings 64 Alabama in poor condition and Mrs Chester Wright 46 Rockford Ill in fair condition More than 30 aboard were taken to St Margaret's Hospital Hammond with minor injuries Janet Springer 18 Wausau Wis among those treated later for minor injuries
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Crown Point
Ind
Greyhound
St. Margaret’s Hospital
Hammond
U. S. 41
Cook
Carl W. Rauh
Indianapolis
Bessie Hastings
Ala
Chester Wright
Rockford
Ill
Janet Springer
Wausau
Wis
Two Wisconsin Publications Win Merit Awards
Two Wisconsin publications earned merit honors at the Union Teacher Press Assn meeting. The Wisconsin Teacher placed third in editorial excellence and won best article on AFT member value. Oshkosh Teacher took second in artistic excellence for memoographed bulletins.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Union Teacher Press Assn
American Federation of Teachers
AFT
Harold Newton
Kenosha Labor
Ron Taylor
Milwaukee Labor Press
Robert Taylor
University of Wisconsin News Bureau
Virginia desegregation fight shifts to pupil placement board
Virginia schools face new legal maneuvering as the State Pupil Placement Board denied Negro applicants to Arlington and Newport News. Newport News argues merger with Warwick changes desegregation orders. Arlington awaits clarity on 1957 Bryan order as officials contest the updated state law.
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Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
Arlington
Newport News
Hoffman
Greater
Warwick
Potomac River
Albert Bryan
Bryan
Wisconsin Licenses Revoked In First Half Of Year
The Motor Vehicle Dept reports 19 070 driving privileges revoked or suspended in Wisconsin in the first seven months of the year. Commissioner Melvin Larson notes 3 631 juveniles and 3 275 others unable to settle damages from traffic crashes.
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Madison
Motor Vehicle Dept
Wisconsin
Melvin Larson
Steinle and Knowles Spar Over Senate and State Roles
Lt. Gov. Warren Knowles assails Sen. Proxmire as ultra liberal while praising state ties of Steinle and Nelson for governor. Steinle attacks Proxmire on social security funding, labor protections, and farm policy, pledging to oppose federal spending increases and defend union members. Steinle heads to Milwaukee to prepare tape recordings for upcoming broadcasts.
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Steinle
Sen. Proxmire
Rockefeller
Knowles
Gaylord Nelson
Nelson
CIO
la Crosse
la Crosse State College
Proxmire
Congress
Senate
National Labor Relations Boards
Sen
Robert Taft
Milwaukee
Monitors Demands Answers On Hoffa Antiracketeering Commission
Court appointed monitors press Hoffa for a detailed report by Aug 28 on the aims scope and powers of his proposed antiracketeering commission. They question its relation to the monitors and seek copies of correspondence and memoranda.
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Washington
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Board of Monitors
Martin F. O'Donoghue
O’donoghue
U.S
Bender
Godfrey P. Schmidt
Schmidt
New York
F. Joseph Donohue
District of Columbia Board of Commissioners
Ira W. Jayne
Detroit
Girl 22 Killed By Corn Picker Blades
Linda Klug, 22, died after being caught in corn picker blades on her family farm in Cedar Grove. Her father, Harold Klug, was pulling the machine with a tractor and failed to see her in tall grass by the apple orchard.
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Cedar Grove
Linda Klug
Harold Klug
Klug
Burns From Deep Fat Fatal To Baby
Steven Miller 11 month old son of Mr and Mrs William Miller of Random Lake died in a Sheboygan hospital Monday after burns from a deep fat fryer pulled onto himself Sunday in the family kitchen. The child grabbed an electric cord and toppled the fryer from the stove.
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Sheboygan
Steven Miller
William Miller
Random Lake
Sheboygan Hospital
Faubus bench rulings give school board a breather
Supreme Court prepares for Thursday emergency session its sixth in 40 years guiding school integration. City lawyers argue Central High cannot operate as integrated under current Little Rock conditions and urge to deny immediate desegregation while avoiding harm to 2,000 Central High students and over 21,000 in the district.
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Supreme Court
Central High School
Little Rock
NAACP
8Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
No Grudge Between Douglas and Proxmire Over Lake Diversion
Senator Paul H. Douglas said he would campaign for Senator William Proxmire in Wisconsin despite clashing over a bill to allow Chicago to divert more Lake Michigan water. Proxmire threatened a one man filibuster to stall the bill as the Senate adjourned for the year.
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Washington
Paul H. Douglas
D-Ill
William Proxmire
D - Wis
Douglas
Proxmire
Senate
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Wisconsin
Grain Handlers Strike Settled In Duluth And Superior
Grain shipments resumed at Duluth and Superior after a five day strike by grain handlers. The new contract raises wages by 13 cents hourly retroactive to July 1, adds 3 cents October 1, and includes 22 cents in fringe benefits plus four week vacations for 20 year veterans. The prior scale was 2.07 to 2.47 dollars per hour and over 2000 grain cars were queued at 12 area elevators. Rail embargoes were lifted with the pact announcement.
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Duluth, Minn
Lakehead
Duluth-Superior
Eisenhower to Hold News Conference Wednesday Morning
Washington AP reports President Eisenhower will hold a news conference on Wednesday morning. Local and national reporters are invited to attend and cover the briefing.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Vacation property becomes income property through Want Ads
Advertise vacation property to reach tenants roomers and campers by using the Classified Section of The La Crosse Tribune.
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la Crosse Tribune
Man Arrested After Break-In and Escape Attempt
Raymond Hovy forced entry into a private detective’s apartment through a glass door on Monday night. He was captured by the resident private detective and later treated for head lacerations after colliding with a lieutenant’s office while attempting to escape from police headqua rters.
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New York
Raymond Hovy
Hovy
Milwaukee mother charged with beating 18 day old infant
A 25 year old Milwaukee mother identified as Jane Cutting admitted beating her 18 day old son Scott Allen Cutting twice with her fists. The infant remained in critical condition with multiple skull fractures and fractures of an arm and leg. Cutting faced three counts of battery as police noted her distress and possible need for psychiatric help.
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Milwaukee
Jane Cutting
Scott Allen Cutting
Milwaukee County General Hospital
Sherry Lynn
Negro Youths Demand Service at Oklahoma City Luncheonette
In Oklahoma City two NAACP suits filed in Muskogee and Negro youths plan renewed efforts for food service at a downtown luncheonette. A vigil by 85 children and 5 adults at John Brown's store persisted after three days of refusals. An elderly white man offered ice cream, which the group declined, fearing mob action.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Chickasha
NAACP
Muskogee
John Brown
Earth rocket prank sparks Idaho town uproar
In Pocatello Idaho two youths Roy Bennell fourteen and Paul Napper fifteen staged a psychological experiment by burying a homemade rocket shaped device on a neighbor’s lawn. The smoldering 10 inch by 3 inch aluminum cylinder produced smoke and prompted police and public attention.
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Ruel H. Barrus
Idaho
Roy Bennell
Paul Napper
Paul
Roy
Earth
Space Law Problems In Future Law Lawyers
Space lawyers at the American Bar Association convention say space law remains unsettled. Rear Adm. Chester Ward notes the need to base principles on space facts and acknowledges many legal questions await factual development. Frank Simpson III adds that most issues are forward looking and require early lawyer engagement.
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Los Angeles
American Bar Assn
Chester Ward
Navy
Space
Frank Simpson III
California
ABA Committee On the
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