Four Israelis Killed Near Gaza Front in Border Clashes
Israeli military and Egyptian spokesmen reported multiple fatalities along the Gaza border. Four Jewish civilians were killed returning from an orchard near Beth Yered as clashes continued with Egyptian forces near Rafah and Beit Hanoun. The UN Security Council was briefed on the deteriorating border situation.
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Jerusalem
Gaza Strip
Rehovot
Gaza
Beth Yered
Rafah
Israel
Negev
Cairo
Beit Hanoun
Solons Meet With Military Men At Camp McCoy
High federal and state officials will meet with military leaders at Camp McCoy Wisconsin on Tuesday. Participants include State Senator J E Leverich Maj Gen P D Ginder Col J D McDougall and officers from the post public relations committee. Local politicians may attend along with mayors and civic leaders from La Crosse Sparta and Tomah.
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Camp Mccoy
Wis
J. E. Leverich
Angelo
Post
P. D. Ginder
Chicago
J. D. McDougall
Congress
Gardner Withrow
la Crosse
William K. van Pelt
Fond du Lac
Alvin F. O’konski
Mercer
William A. Draheim
Neenah
Ray Rice
Earl Hall
Tunnel City
Louis C. Romell
Adams
John R. Petrus
Highland
Milo Knutson
Otis Erickson
Sparta
Archer Harris
Tomah
Col
Marvin Wang
Camp Douglas
Warren Knowles
Kohler
Eisenhower approves 2.5 million more flood aid
President Eisenhower allocates an additional 2.5 million dollars for northeastern flood relief. Initial grants of 1 million go to Connecticut and Massachusetts, 500,000 to New York, with 1 million already provided to Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, and New Jersey. A Washington conference on rehabilitation is planned.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Denver
Eisenhower
Northeastern
Washington
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New York
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
New Jersey
James C. Hagerty
Aerial Performer Dies After Fall at Dixon Festival
Evelyn Marrion a 37 year old aerial performer from Los Angeles died Monday from injuries after a 80 foot fall during Dixon Iowa festival. She belonged to The Four Sky Devils troupe and was performing a breakaway when a rope failed. State police found no tampering in the rope. Marrion's husband Raymond traveled from California to support the Dixon engagement. The troupe canceled a Des Moines Iowa State Fair appearance. A fund for Mrs Marrion raised nearly 300 dollars via the Dixon Evening Telegraph.
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Dixon
Til
Evelyn Marrion
Los Angeles
Four Sky Devils
Marion
Plane Takes Off Flies By Itself Near Sydney
In Sydney Australia a light four seater Auster left its pilot on the ground and circled the city for nearly three hours before being shot down by a navy plane. Pilot Anthony Thrower 30 said brakes failed and he could not hold the craft after starting it with the propeller.
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Sydney
Australia
Anthony Thrower
Bankstown
Thrower
Threats against Nixon prompt Boston security call
A man believed to be intoxicated phoned Vice President Richard Nixon's hotel room in Boston and threatened to kill him. He was questioned, released, and detained by security after being found in a hotel lobby phone booth. Nixon was at a Veterans of Foreign Wars encampment.
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Boston
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Five Recognized Pre US Stones Listed
A note enumerates four diamonds sapphires emeralds and rubies plus 0.4 opals as the five stones recognized before US standards.
Beloit man killed in Route 5 crash near Du Quoin
Robert E. Singletary twenty two of Beloit Wisconsin died Sunday in a highway mishap on U S Route 51 eight miles north of Du Quoin State police said his station wagon side swiped a trailer truck driven by Charles Hamlet thirty two of Shreveport Louisiana Hamlet escaped injury
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DU Quoin
Ill
Robert E. Singletary
Beloit
Wis
Singletary
Charles Hamlet
Shreveport
Hamlet
Weather Outlook Across Midwest States
The forecast for Wisconsin and Minnesota calls for partly cloudy, windy and cool conditions with scattered showers in northern and central Wisconsin and much of eastern Minnesota. Winds stay strong tonight and Wednesday, with the west warmer. Iowa looks fair and mild Wednesday, cloudy in the northeast with clear, cool tonight.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Winona Livestock Buying Hours and Market Report
Winona buyers operate 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays and 8 a.m. to noon Saturday. Cattle and hog markets are steady with detailed price ranges by weight and type for hogs cattle calves and lambs. Chicago and South St Paul quotes provide herd and grain price context.
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Bulis Bologna
South ST. Paul
South ST Paul, Minn
USDA
U.S
Ex Nazi Officer Says Hitler Could Have Conquered Britain
Former Field Marshal Albert Kesselring asserts Hitler could have invaded Britain yet chose not to destroy the British navy or empire. He notes Hitler underestimated the British and believed they might seek peace, while Churchill rejected peace in 1943. He suggests that peace by then could have kept Stalin out of Europe.
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Washington
Albert Kesselring
Hitler
Britain
Fuehrer
Kesselring
U. S. News & World Report
Bad Oeynhausen
Germany
Churchill
Stalin
Europe
ROKs Hold American Businessmen In Tax Dispute
Seoul reports about 41 American businessmen listed to be denied exit permits until disputed taxes are paid. The American Chamber of Commerce in Korea says the taxes are arbitrary and exorbitant and that around 40 members are being treated as hostages as the dispute with Korean tax officials continues.
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Seoul
South Korea
American Chamber of Commerce
Korea
Chamber
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce In
Wholesale Coffee Prices Rise Again Across Top Roasters
New York reports General Foods Corp. raised Maxwell House by three cents per pound and Standard Brands boosted Chase & Sanborn by three cents. The hikes lift wholesale prices to 1 to 91 cents per pound, with trade sources expecting other roasters to follow. Grocers may delay passing the rise to retail, depending on stock and pricing tactics.
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New York
General Foods Corp
Maxwell House
Standard Brands
Chase & Sanborn
France plans Moroccan reform drive to stabilize rule
Paris reports new negotiations with Moroccan nationalists to establish a home rule government in the protectorate. The French Cabinet says a new government will be formed within two weeks and aims to bring Istiqlal into a representative system while possibly replacing Resident General Grandval amid recent violence.
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Paris
France
North African
Pierre July
Edgar Faure
Faure
Istiqlal Party
Aix Les Bains
Gil Ibert Grandval
Three Young Boys Held After Assault In Madison
In Madison three boys aged 7 and 8 were held for a violent attack on an 8-year-old, with two holding the victim while the third delivered blows. The injured boy, David Walker, underwent major surgery for a ruptured spleen and was reported in good condition after the operation.
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Madison
David Walker
David
County Court Daily Records Summary
La Crosse area notes include licenses revoked for Frederick H. Allen of La Crescent. Others fined: Roger Balzer La Crescent $20 speeding, Richard Waldenberger Onalaska $15 speeding, Rodney W. Smith La Crescent street address $15 speeding, Herbert R. Lee St. address $10 violating arterial sign. Harriet Pfaff hospitalized? fined $25 and 10 days jail for drunk and disorderly at Golden Harp Club. Phillip Andringa and Gerald Belke Sparta fined $5 each for disorderly conduct after deflating tires on Hill Street. Jorge Santiago Camp McCoy fined $15 speeding.
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Frederick H. Allen
la Crescent
Roger Balzer
Richard Waldenberger
Onalaska
Rodney W. Smith
Sumner St
Herbert R. Lee
State St
Harriet Pfaff
Golden Harp Club
Pearl St
Phillip J. Andringa
Gerald Belke
Sparta
Hill Street
Jorge Santiago
Camp McCoy
Reckless driving and driving charges in Sparta area
Jesse Yogham of Camp McCoy forfeited a $55 bond set by Justice H R Biegel on a reckless driving charge. Nick Nelson of Frazee Minnesota was fined $100 and costs on a drunken driving charge. Robinson Marshall of Camp McCoy was fined $10 for failing to stop at a stop sign. Phillip Frank of Janesville posted a $16 speeding bond.
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Jesse Yogham
Camp McCoy
Justice H. R. Biegel
Nick Nelson
Frazee
Minn
Robinson Marshall
Phillip Frank
Janesville
Drunken driving plea leads to probation for Whitehall youth
Irvin Klundby 18 of Whitehall pleaded guilty in County Court to drunken driving before Judge A L Twelme. He received 60 days in Trempealeau County Jail with sentence stayed, placed on one year probation, ordered to dispose of his car, refrain from driving during probation, and pay costs.
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Irvin’ Klundby
Whitehall
A. L. Twelme
Trempealeau County
State Department of Public Welfare
Local court records report guilty pleas for drunken driving and disorderly conduct
Benedict Wahlege Jr of Winona pleaded guilty to drunken driving and received a 100 dollar fine plus 9.95 dollars costs for 60 days. Marlene Trappier of Dakota pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct with a 20 dollar fine and 9.95 dollars costs or 15 days in jail. Walter Henderson of Winona also admitted disorderly conduct with a 20 dollar fine and 9.95 dollars costs or 20 days in Trempealeau County Jail. Richard P. Dennis of Winona pleaded guilty to drunken driving with a 100 dollar fine and 9.95 dollars costs or 60 days in jail. Roger Severson of Osseo pleaded guilty to speeding with a 10 dollar fine and 6.95 dollars costs or 10 days in jail.
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Benedict Wahlege Jr
Winona
Justice P. M. Pauls
Marlene Trappier
Dakota
Minn
Walter Henderson
Trempealeau County
Whitehall
Richard P. Dennis
Roger Severson
Carrier Forrestal Handles Beautifully In Sea Trials
The 60 000 ton Forrestal, built at a cost of about 200 million dollars, rode 26 knots in Atlantic testing with officials praising her handling. Tests off Virginia, North Carolina and Maryland included radar and ordnance checks as a top speed remains classified. Secretary of the Navy projects 40 mph, and the ship aims for four days of sea trials beginning from Newport News.
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Forrestal
Atlantic
H. T. Bent
Lwork
U.S
Virginia
North Carolina
Maryland
Thomas
Norfolk Area
Newport News
Draft Call to Increase After Reserve Plan Changes Manpower
Maj. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey said the current 10 000 monthly draft tally will likely rise to 25 000 or 30 000 within a year. He linked the reserve plan to greater pressure on draft manpower and noted reserves could meet about 80 percent of emergency needs while standby reserves cover the remaining 20 percent. He spoke in Boston to the National Veterans of Foreign Wars encampment.
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Boston
Lewis B. Hershey
National Selective Service
Hershey
National Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mrs. Burdick Killed In Fall From Horse
Mrs. Burdick, 45, wife of Rep Usher L Burdick Republican North Dakota, died after falling from a horse Monday at their ranch near Williston. She was married July 31 in Washington and was formerly Edna B Sierson of Haverhill Massachusetts. The horse had been a gift from her husband.
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Williston
N.D. W
Usher L. Burdick
R-Nd
Burdick
Washington
Edna B. Sierson
Haverinfill
Mass
Sinatra Sued For Walking Off Set
New York Frank Sinatra faces a one million dollar damage suit by 20th Century Fox Film Corp. claiming he walked out on the shooting of the musical Carousel. The company said Sinatra was to be paid 150000 dollars for 15 weeks of work and left claiming he was forced to make two films for one salary. The film maker denied the claim and said the actor objected to two sets of wide angle cameras as a common technique.
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New York
Frank Sinatra
20Th Century-Fox Film Corp
Sinatra
Egyptian Firebrand Placed On Leave From Government Posts
Maj Salah Salem, a fiery member of Egypt's ruling Revolutionary Council, is on leave from his duties as minister of national guidance and minister of state for Sudan affairs. Speculation grows he was shelved over plans to annex Sudan, though Salem previously took a similar leave a year ago after a council dispute and was reinstated within a day.
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Cairo
Egypt
Maj
Salah Salem
Revolutionary Council
Sudan
Salem
Salam
Forestry Scientists Attend Lake States Conference
About 75 forestry scientists gather at the Ne w koosa Edwards camp on Nepco Lake for the Lake States Forest Tree Improvement conference. It is one of six regional groups in the United States and Canada.
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Wisconsin Rapids
Lake States Forest Tree Improvement Conference
Koosa Edwards
Nepco Lake
United States
Canada
Fire Levels Big Barn Near Wisconsin Rapids
A large barn on the Joseph Klawikowski farm burned in a 20000 dollar blaze Monday. Volunteer firefighters fought seven hours and saved the farmhouse, the garage, and several other buildings. They drew water from the Borden plant miles away. The Portage county farm, 17 miles northeast of Wisconsin Rapids, was operated by Tom Klawikowski, son of Joseph. The fire likely started from sparks from an electric motor used to move hay bales to the mow.
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Junction City
Joseph Klawikowski
Borden
Portage ‘County
Wisconsin Rapids
Tom Klawikowski
Joseph
Gannon College Students Profit From Student Investment Fund
Erie Pa Gannon College students use a $2500 fund from Ed Lamb of the Erie Dispatch for a student investment fund. The fund has grown to a market value of $12260 with a net profit of 2260 after expenses. Business and finance students vote on trades while two faculty advisers supervise evaluations.
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Erie
Gannon College
Edward Lamb
The
Erie Dispatch
Lamb
Ice Show entertaining Carefree Teenagers and Parcellys act
The Ice Show features George Jr. and Rosita in a lively display with Juanita as Peter Pan. The Parcelleys perform a head-to-head stand and acrobatic acts. Shows run 8:15 nightly through Thursday with a 2:30 matinee Wednesday. Tickets sold 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Bodega Lunch Club, then at the auditorium box office after 7 p.m. Children’s matinee tickets are half price.
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Ried
John
George
George Jr
Rosita
Juanita
Peter Pan
Percelleys
Bodega Lunch Club
Auditorium
Return To Homes Near Refinery Fire
Nearly all of the 1,700 area residents evacuated near the Standard Oil refinery in Whiting Ind have returned home. The 10 acre fire area is controlled with most streets no longer patrolled by National Guardsmen. Two killed and 45 hurt as investigators look into the blast and explosion at the plant.
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Whiting
Ind
Standard Oil &Co
Indiana
National
Standard
Indianapolis
Leonard Blaylock
FBI
Passenger Killed When Bus Overturns Near Lexington
A Greyhound double deck bus overturned near Lexington on U S Highway 25 killing a woman identified as Mrs. Clara Hemphill of Knoxville Tennessee and injuring at least 10 others. The bus swerved after sideswiping by two oncoming trucks and rolled 325 feet before tipping onto its right side. Some injured were taken to Richmond and Lexington area hospitals.
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Lexington
Greyhound
Clara Hemphill
Knoxville
Tenn
Richmond
Fayette County
U. S. Highway 25
Strike Ends as Esther Reunites with Husband in Chicago
Mrs Esther Quigley 35 reunites with Andrew Quigley 220 pound CIO UAW steward after a weeklong strike at Harrison Sheet Steel Co Local 1214. She criticized the dispute while a union spokesman said 350 of 450 workers approved a contract.
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Chicago
Esther Quigley
Andrew
CIO
United Auto Workers
Quigley
Cio-Uaw
Harrison Sheet Steel Co
Polio outbreak slows as cases rise in several counties
Milwaukee health officials say polio spread is easing though 50 new cases appeared in two weeks. In Dane and Winnebago counties cases rise with 109 in Madison weekend totals and 221 in Winnebago. Schools delay openings and football practice is halted while authorities urge precautions.
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FE. R. Krumbiegel
Milwaukee County
Outagamie
Appleton
County Normal School
Neenah
Pickett
Winnebago County
Oshkosh
Winnecome
Madison
C. K. Kincaid
Dane County
Lucille B. Graves
Green Bay
Malcolm Robinson
U. S. Public Health Service
St. Norbert
Rex Karney Named Managing Editor at Rockford Register
Rex L. Karney, longtime Wisconsin State Journal editor, will assume the role of managing editor of the Rockford Register-Republic on November 1. The appointment was announced in Rockford by E. Kenneth Todd, publisher of Winnebago Newspapers Inc., which owns the Morning Star and the Register-Republic. Karney has served on the State Journal staff since 1937 and as associate editor since 1949.
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Madison
Rex L. Karney
Wisconsin State Journal of Madison
Rockeford
Register-Republic
Karney
Rockford
E. Keneneth Todd
Winnebago Newspapers Inc
Morning Star
Afternoon
State Journal
Burns Thrown Into Arson Case After Domestic Dispute
New Bedford Massachusetts police report Floyd L. Ostrander aged 52 started a house fire during a heated argument with his wife last night. He reportedly set fires inside the home, attempted to fire the house, and ripped out the telephone line to hinder firefighters. He faces arson attempted arson and willful damage charges.
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New Bedford
Mass
Floyd L. Ostrander
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