Two Young Women Slain In New York
Two women were found slain in a Manhattan apartment on Wednesday night. Janice Wylie a 21 year old Newsweek editor and Emily Hoffert a 23 year old teaching hopeful shared the unit with Patricia Tolles 23 of Time magazine. A third woman was present but survived. Police note binding with bedsheets and a non sexually motivated motive pending autopsies.
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New York
Manhattan
East 88Th Street
Janice Wylie
Newsweek Magazine
Max Wylie
Philip Wylie
Emily Hoffert
Henry Hoffert
Minneapolis
Valley Stream
N.Y
Long Island
Patricia Tolles
Time Magazine
Winton Tolles
Hamilton College
Clinton, N.Y
Miss Wylie
Newsweek
Miss Tolles
Police Ambulance Records Mixed Court Report
Aug 28 4 04 p m Mrs Carl Bugbee 2512 Bainbridge St to St Francis Hospital David A Gregory 17 142 S 23rd St driving without a license charge dismissed improper passing continued to 1 p m Sept 3 A mix up in court caused a previous report that Gregory had failed to appear
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Carl Bugbee
Bainbridge St
St. Francis Hospital
David A. Gregory
S 23Rd St
Gregory
Ed Sullivan Checks Into Mayo Clinic for Routine Exam
Television host Ed Sullivan checked into the Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota for a routine exam. He noted he felt fine after gallbladder removal last August and spoke from the Twin Cities.
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Ed Sullivan
Mayo Clinic
Rochester, Minn
Sullivan
Twin Cities
Congress Debates Wage Minimum and School Desegregation Proposals
Proposals call for a national $2-an-hour minimum wage, desegregation of school districts this year, and enforcing the 14th Amendment by reducing representation in disenfranchising states. Federal funds for discriminatory projects remain uncertain, and enactment of a fair employment practices commission seems unlikely despite favorable House sentiment toward it.
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Fair Employment Practices Commission
McCormack
House
Milwaukee Fires Third Detective in Police Trial
Edwin A. Wisniewski, 41, a Milwaukee vice squad veteran, was fired after a police trial board found him guilty of conduct unbecoming an officer and disobedience. Two other detectives were dismissed Tuesday in the same probe into gifts from a convicted prostitute between 1954 and 1961.
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Milwaukee
Howard
Johnson
Edwin A. Wisniewski
Wisniewski
Stock Quotations Report From Swift & Company
Stock quotations as of noon with hogs cattle veal and dairy prices listed. Hogs show a steady market with varied weight ranges. cattle steady with distinctions for steers heifers cows and bulls. veal prices columned by grade. Chicago produce notes butter eggs and wholesale prices reported. ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK and CHICAGO PRODUCTION data included with regional breakdowns.
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Swift & Company
Bologna
ST. Paul
ST. Paul, Minn
CHICAGO PRODUCE _ CHICAGO
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Soldier Drowns at Ft Leonard Wood in River Swim
PFC James A. Kowalczyk 22, of Milwaukee and Gillett area, drowned while swimming across the Gasconade River at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri during processing for civilian reentry. He left a wife Judith and four children on the family farm near Gillett. The body was to be returned to the Wisconsin hometown for burial.
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Gillett
Oconto County
Ft. Leonard Wood
James A. Kowalczyk
Joseph Kowalczyk
Milwaukee
Judith
Danny
Christine
Terry Lynn
Kowalczyk
Gasconade River
Waynesville
Strato Tankers Missing Off Florida Face Debris Sighting
An oil slick and debris possibly from two KC135 tankers were spotted in the Atlantic about 560 miles east of Daytona Beach. The aircraft, on a search for the missing planes with 11 men aboard, found the debris from Bermuda via a four engine rescue craft. Paramedics were being dispatched as radio contact had been lost Wednesday.
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Miami
Fla
Atlantic
Daytona Beach
Bermuda
Homestead Air Force Base
Air Rescue Service
Orlando
Homestead
Bill Would Give Group Full Status
Washington D C A resolution by Congressman Lester Johnson would grant full committee status to the House Small Business Committee. He says the panel is now only a study group and cannot advance legislation affecting the nation’s 4 5 million small businessmen without referrals and delays.
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Washington
D.C
House
Small Business Committee
Lester Johnson
Cong. Johnson
Small Business
House of Representatives
School Plan Estimated at 4.47 Million With 1500-Student Goal
The school board and plan commission debated a 4.47 million estimate for a new 1500-seat high school, considering expansion to three schools and the fate of Central High. Enrollments by 1966 were pegged at 1450-1500, with 1970 projections around 690 per campus for a three-high-school system.
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Knutson
Pamperin
C. H. Matthusen
Matthusen
Plan Commission
Bjorge
Blair Man Believed To Have Killed Self
Blair Wisconsin Herbert N Stone 60 shot himself Thursday morning behind his appliance store Investigating county officers report He had diabetes and had been hospitalized many times Survivors include widow Lillian Hanson two sons Richard and Ronald Blair three sisters Bertha Wempland of Lanesboro MN Christ Legue and Michelai Rogness both of Galesville two brothers Albert of Blair and Palmer of La Crosse six grandchildren Services set for 2 p m Saturday at Blair First Lutheran Church Rev K M Arberg officiating burial in Fagernes Cemetery
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Blair
Wis
Herbert N. Stone
Lillian Hanson
Richard
Ronald
Bertha Wempland
Lanesboro
Minn
Christ Legue
Michelai
Minnesota Returns To CST On Tuesday Reminder
The Associated Press notes clocks move back one hour Monday night to restore Central Standard Time at 2 a.m. next Tuesday. The change ends daylight saving time and returns Minnesota to standard time after Memorial Day.
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Minnesota
The
Associated Press
Two State Men Die in Three Vehicle Oshkosh Crash
Two men, Donald Behnke aged 39 from Hilbert and Eugene Spillman 21 of Fond du Lac, died in a fog shrouded three vehicle crash on U.S. Highway 41 west of Oshkosh involving two trucks and a car. The collision occurred after a truck stopped at a Milwaukee Road crossing as a Ripon to Oshkosh train approached. Behnke’s truck jackknifed into Spillman’s car, pushing it into the other truck. Behnke’s truck carried sheet metal plates which damaged the cab.
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Associated Press
Oshkosh
Donald Behnke
Hilbert
Eugene L. Spillman
Fond du Lac
U.S. Highway 41
Milwaukee Road
Stillman
Behnke
Rescue in 2700-foot mine after methane blast at Texas Gulf worksite
Five miners survive after a methane gas explosion in a 2700-foot shaft at a Texas Gulf potash tunnel. Rescuers lowered in buckets amid rising water and a failed surface link. Hanna and McKinney reached the surface after helping others, as production plans faltered and a blockade shielded survivors.
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Hanna
McKinney
Texas Gulf
Harrison International, Inc
Toronto, Can
Eisenhower proposes treaty reservation on nuclear use
Fulbright notes administration will outline safeguards demanded by the military chiefs for the treaty including underground testing and readiness to resume atmospheric testing if needed. Long states his committee vote reflects concerns the pact could hurt defense capability and is premature though he may still back ratification.
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United States
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Fulbright
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Russia
Long
Senate
Bids received for Sparta Parish House project
Apparent low bids totaling 88818 for a new convent at St Patrick's Parish were discussed. Leo Schroeder of Sparta led five bidders for general construction at 64600. Friell Brothers of West Salem offered 17380 for plumbing and heating and Fanning Electric of Sparta bid 6835 for electrical work. The building will be a three story brick structure with 7329 square feet to house 10 sisters and St Patrick's School teachers.
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Sparta
Wis
St. Patrick’s Parish
Leo Schroeder
Friell Brothers
West Salem
Fanning Electric
Frank Brick
St. Patrick’s Church
St.’ Patrick's School
Drill Probe Holes In Hazleton Mine Rescue
Rescuers widen shafts in the Sheppton mine seeking Louis Bova entombed since August 13. A brother heard a faint voice on a microphone which proved to be sand and hope fades as probes and cameras are tested.
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Associated Press
Hazleton
Louis Bova
Daniel Bova
Louis
Bova
Sheppton
David Fellin
Henry Throne
Fellin
Throne
Hazleton State Hospital
H. Beecher Charmbury
State
Charmbury
John
Borg In Line For High VFW Office
Andy L. Borg 52 of Superior Wisconsin was unopposed for nomination for the third highest VFW office at a Seattle convention. Mrs William Campbell of Neenah Wisconsin was the sole candidate for president of the auxiliary. Delegates kept the traditional path for promotion by judge advocate to junior vice commander and rejected a change requiring two nominees for the junior post. Charles Kinney of Newark New Jersey withdrew leaving Borg as the only candidate.
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Seattle
Wash
Andy L. Borg
Superior
Wis
Veterans of Foreign Wars
William Campbell
Neenah
Borg
Charles Kinney
Newark
N.J
Rail unions and management face stalled talks over key issues
Railroads may balk in negotiations on wage structure and job security within six months, risking a strike threat and sending the dispute back to Congress. Arbitration would include two management, two union members, and three public members. if no accord in five days, Kennedy selects the public members.
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Congress
Kennedy
Past State Legion Commander Dies in Milwaukee
Abraham Za'toon aged 75, former Wisconsin American Legion commander, collapsed and died today at the Milwaukee County Court House.
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Milwaukee
Abraham Za‘toon
Wisconsin American Legion
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