Use It or Lose Local Air Service Urged by Cities
Gillilland said the CAB has expanded notification to mayors about use it or lose it subsidies for air service. Under the policy cities must average at least five passengers daily for 12 months after six months of service or face possible discontinuation. North Central Airlines serves 60 airports, eight failed to qualify, including Clintonville Wisconsin and Rockford Illinois.
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Sault Ste. Marie
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Admiral Horatio Gillmore Dies at 90 in Bethesda
Horatio Gillmore a 90 year old retired rear admiral born in Menomonie Wisconsin died at Naval Hospital Bethesda Maryland Wednesday of cancer in a naval obituary note by AP service
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Washington
Horatio Gillmore
U.S. Navy
Menomonie
Wis
Naval Hospital
Bethesda
State Board Refuses To Set Up Defense Job
The State Board of Government Operations declines to create a full time civil defense director position with a $12,000 salary, leaving advocacy to the Legislature. The board approved staffing for Central Colony and Training School, prison and reformatory camps, and infirmary positions. It also funded second semester Student Loan cash and increased the cost of living bonus from $80 to $81 monthly.
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Grand Army Home
King
Wis
Actress Linda Cristal Weds Yale Wexler in Chicago Chapel
Film actress Linda Cristal, 26, and Yale Wexler, 30, actor and Hollywood producer, married Wednesday at Thorndike Hilton Chapel, University of Chicago. About 200 guests attended a reception at Mrs. Simon Wexler's home.
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Linda Cristal
Yale Wexler
Thorndike Hilton Chapel
University of Chicago
Wexler
Simon Wexler
New Orleans Parents Turn Old Engine Plant Into White Private School
In New Orleans the St Bernard Private School converted an old engine plant into eight classrooms with fluorescent lighting and Christmas decor. Parents organized the effort to separate their children from integrated schools and plan a larger, tuition-free cooperative school for 2000 children by next September funded by state aid.
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New Orleans
St. Bernard
Davie
Frantz
AT and T Raises Dividend and Plans New Issue
AT T raises annual dividend to 3.60 per share for 1.9 million stockholders effective July and offers rights to buy stock next March. The financing, valued over 750 million dollars, funds a 2.5 billion expansion planned for 1961. Directors announce at a regular meeting the surprise package.
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NEW York
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
New York Stock Exchange
At&t
U. S
Quarterly deficit smaller than expected in third quarter
The Commerce Department reports the U S balance of payments deficit for July to September at an annual rate of 4.1 billion dollars, down from an earlier 4.3 billion estimate. The rise from the second quarter’s 2.8 billion is tied to a large outflow of capital to Europe and a shift by foreigners selling U S stocks in the period.
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Washington
U. S
Commerce Department
Europe
Two Men Appointed to Resource Development Advisory Committee
Governor Gaylord Nelson named Gordon A Bubolz of Appleton an attorney and Home Mutual Insurance Company president, and George F Hanson the state geologist, to the Resource Development Advisory Committee. Bubolz, 55, heads a law practice. Hanson, 43, has served as state geologist since 1953.
Doerre HardwarePromotes Wide Gift Selection
Gift suggestions include an astronomical telescope and binoculars, Case XX knives, Shakespeare tackle and archery gear, portable power tools, Swedish ice auger, barometers and thermometers, car compasses, skates and sleds, skis, hand tools, Browning guns, electric cooking appliances, all advertised at Doerre Hardware 302 Pearl St. Adv.
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Public Schools Seek Racial Integration Options
Davies notes that 150 children in kindergarten are no longer in school while St. Bernard public schools absorbed the rest. He says Black people now have a choice between integrated or segregated schools, while whites lack that choice, and asserts determination to ensure a choice exists.
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Frantz and McDonogh
St. Bernard
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