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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1959

Page

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Freezing Rain May Follow 2-Inch Snow In Coulee Region

Almost two inches of snow fell in the Coulee Region with a 11:40 p.m. start and a peak near 4 a.m. Tuesday. Weather officials predict freezing rain and sleet then a switch to light snow as temperatures fall. Roads will be slippery and crews labor to keep highways clear. Strong winds and mild temperatures complicate travel amid ongoing maintenance efforts.

Coulee Carl Peterson French Island Big Piney Wyo Sarasota Fla

Search Continues For Danish Ship Hans Hedtoft

Halifax reports a grim hunt for survivors of the Hans Hedtoft with no hope of rescue for the 95 aboard. Signals heard on distant frequencies failed to match lifeboat radios, and the search area of 3,600 square miles remains fruitless with the Campbell leading efforts aided by a German vessel and three Danish ships.

Halifax N.S Hans Hedtoft Hedtoft Greenland U.S. Coast Guard Campbell

Painter Greco Tickets Himself for No Parking Sign

VALHALLA N Y AP Angelo Greco of Chappaqua works in the paint shop at Grasslands Hospital He paints no parking signs Police issued a parking ticket after they noticed an automobile parked next to one of Greco s signs The car was Greco s

Oddball Theory Grounded in Space Flight Selection

Space officials reject neurotics for Mercury astronaut roles. The article cites Darwin and Newton as poor psychological risks, arguing astronauts must be stable, calm, and confident to endure isolation and danger.

Air Force Don Flickinger

Three Rock N Roll Singers Die In Iowa Plane Crash

A plane crash in Iowa killed three top rock and roll singers. The victims were among a group traveling to a concert tour when the aircraft went down in rural fields. Authorities are investigating the cause of the tragedy and identifying all deceased.

Iowa

Northwestern Quiz Team Coach Mocked After Loss

Northwestern University quiz team coach James C. McLeod was hanged in effigy on campus after the team lost to Georgetown 200 to 80 on a television college quiz program. Earlier, Northwestern had defeated Brown-Pembroke, Columbia, and Pittsburgh.

Evanston, Ill Northwestern University McLeod James C. McLeod Georgetown University Washington D.C Northwestern Brown- Pembroke Columbia Pittsburgh

School Evacuated As Fire Rages Near Armory

Ishpeming Michigan residents evacuate as several hundred pupils flee St Johns parochial grade school amid a raging fire at the Ishpeming National Guard Armory nearby. Affected homes also emptied as emergency crews battle the blaze.

Ishpeming, Mich St. Johns Ishpeming National Guard

Soviet Defense Chief Claims ICBMs Give Global Reach

Soviet Defense Minister Rodion Malinovsky told the 21st Congress that the USSR has intercontinental ballistic missiles capable of delivering hydrogen warheads with pinpoint accuracy. He warned the West that its nuclear strategy is outdated and pledged rapid armament growth across army air, navy, and rocket forces to defend world peace and Khrushchev’s seven year plan. He urged Western powers to consider the vulnerability of their coasts and condemned imperialist aggression.

Moscow Rodion Malinovsky Soviet Union Soviet Communist Party United States Navy Nikitas Khrushchev Congress Outer Space Malinovsky

Dulles Flies to Europe For German Problem Talks

Secretary of State John Foster Dulles heads to London Paris and Bonn with advisers to press counter proposals to the Soviet note on Germany. He weighs ideas with Allied leaders while Fulbright says the West should offer concrete options, not just reject Moscow. Disunity persists among the Allies over next steps.

Helmstedt West Germany West Berlin East Germany Marienborn 28Th Transportation Battalion Europe John Foster Dulles Sen J. W. Fulbright D-Ark Senate Foreign Relations Committee Fulbright Dulles London Paris Bonn Unifax Warren Rogers JR Washington Soviet Union State Department J. William Fulbright West Germany Elbe River United States America East Berlin France Charles de Gaulle Britain Berlin

Wax-Eating Birds Hint at TB Control

The National Science Foundation reports unique wax eating African birds harbor a bacterium producing a protein fraction that inhibits tuberculosis germs in test tubes and may protect guinea pigs. The honey guide feeds on wax after guiding mammals to bee nests.

Washington Africa National Science Foundation NSF

Virginia Integration Passes First Full Test

Racially integrated classes opened uneventfully in six Norfolk public schools and in Arlington County. Police guarded Stratford Junior High and Norfolk schools as 17 Negroes enrolled, while white students chanted briefly. authorities prepared for wider spread of integration in Virginia.

Douglas B. Cornell Richmond Norfolk Arlington County Norfolk High School Governor's Office General Assembly Wee Stratford Junior High Arlington Washington Virginia Stratford Old Dominion Norfolk White Norview High Norview Junior High

Tragic Mason City Plane Crash Claims Holly Valens Big Bopper

Rock idols Buddy Holly Ritchie Valens and J P Richardson known as the Big Bopper died when their chartered Beechcraft Bonanza crashed near Mason City Iowa after takeoff in snowy fog. Pilot Roger Peterson also perished. The quartet had just performed at Clear Lake and were en route to Fargo North Dakota for another show.

Mason City Iowa Buddy Holly Texas Ritchie Valens Los Angeles J. P. Richardson Louisiana Big Bopper Clear Lake Fargo N. C Dwyer Flying Service Roger Peterson Holly The Crickets Valens Albert Juhl Farm Dion Belmonts Frankie Sardo Jerry Dwyer Flying Service

Committee Starts New Hoffa Probe

The Senate Labor Management Committee begins a new inquiry into James R. Hoffa and the Teamsters Union. Chairman John L. McClellan seeks to learn if dissenting members receive union funds and why. Witnesses include John Cunningham of Flushing New York, who filed the circuit court suit.

Washington Senate Labor Management Committee James R. Hoffa Teamsters Union John L. McClellan D-Ark Teamsters Hoffa McClellan Robert F. Kennedy John Cunningham Flushing, N. Y Cunningham New York Area Monitor Group

Mass Picketing At Three Allis Chalmers Plants Charged

The AC Mfg Co says illegal mass picketing at three plants blocked office staff from reporting to work. Incidents occurred at Terre Haute and LaPorte Indiana and Springfield Illinois, prompting no resumption of central bargaining while local talks continue. Union leader says strike at 13,600 workers began after failed contract talks and remains peaceful.

Milwaukee Allis- Chalmers Mfg. Co United Auto Workers Union Terre Haute LaPorte Ind Springfield Til UAW Allis Wis Allis Chalmers Allis-Chalmers West Allis Duane Pat) Greathouse Detroit Edward J. Merten

Fire Extinguished In Tanker Engine Room

The Danish tanker Skotland, 559 feet, had a fire in its engine room extinguished and headed for Norfolk under Coast Guard escort Absecon. No injuries reported after an explosion. crew could not enter the engine room initially, fire later under control and satisfactory. The vessel will be repaired in Norfolk.

Norfolk Skotland Coast Guard Absecon Cape Hatteras N.C

Alcoholic Success Relative Says Doctor

A Cincinnati psychiatrist told the Guild of Catholic Psychiatrists at its 10th annual meeting that business executives who argue they are not alcoholics because they are successful are mistaken. Dr. Robert J. Kalthoff warned that continued drinking could derail even top leaders, ending with a janitor’s fate in ten years.

Washington Cincinnati Robert J. Kalthoff Kalthoff The Guild of Catholic Psychiatrists

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