UW Shopping Center Plan Clears Legal Hurdle
The University of Wisconsin shopping center plan clears a key legal hurdle as Attorney General Honeck finds the latest version legally sound. The 34 acres would be sold to a nonprofit for 202 980 dollars and leased for up to 50 years to a development firm to raise about 33.6 million for construction. Rentals would fund university needs via the regents, with further funding allowed from a trust gift and debentures. The State Building Commission still must approve the plan.
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Madison
City of
Development Corporation
Regents
Atty. Gen
Honeck
De Gaulle Wins Support as France Approves Emergency Powers
The Senate and Assembly backed the first two parts of De Gaulle's emergency program after a brief debate. He appeared affable to supporters and guided the decree plan to run France by decree for six months and renew special powers in Algeria.
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de Gaulle
Senate
Matignon
France
Assembly
Algeria
Chamber Weighs Appeal Over State Aeronautics Action
At a Chamber meeting managers discussed supporting the State Aeronautics Commission action and opposing CAB approval. North Central hoped to reverse the state action by Chamber appeal to Governor Vernon W. Thomson so the airline can present its endorsement case before the CAB.
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Page
Chamber
Cook
State Aeronauttics Commission
North Central
Vernon W. Thomson
Chiropractors To Convene In Miami Beach Convention
A. T. Holmes says more than 1,000 members of the National Chiropractic Assn. will meet at the Hotel Fontainebleau Miami Beach June 15 20 for the 63rd annual convention. The five day meeting includes 18 national speakers four seminars and five panel discussions with members from all states and four countries attending.
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A. T. Holmes
la Crosse
National
Chiropractic Assn
Fountainebleau
Miami Beach
Fla
Lie Association
CRAWLS FROM 14 FOOT WELL AFTER SIX HOURS
James Lewis Jr. survived a 14 foot fall into cold water at a Casey quarry after six hours trapped beneath a collapsed wooden cover. He removed his clothes to conserve body heat, then crawled to safety using a rope made from his clothing and called for help. He, 25, was treated for exposure and bruises at Effingham hospital.
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Casey, Ill
James Lewis Jr
Lewis
Effingham
45 Die In Mexican Plane Crash Near Guadalajara
An Aeronaves de Mexico Constellation, carrying 4 crew and 41 passengers, crashed into San Augustine Peak near Guadalajara after a flight from Tijuana to Mexico City. Wreckage found at 10:15 p.m. with no survivors amid rain and thunder. Nearby residents heard an explosion. Guadalajara lies 290 miles northwest of Mexico City.
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Mexico City
Guadalajara
Aeronaves de Mexico
Tijuana
California
San Augustine
Mexico
UW Group To Study Academic Standards
Madison AP The University of Wisconsin faculty voted to form a joint faculty student committee to study academic standards for a year. The plan follows a petition signed by about 200 UW students urging higher standards and aims to present recommendations to the faculty by May 1959.
Ex Reds Deportation Barred by High Court
Washington AP Supreme Court blocks deportation of Frank Bonetti a Los Angeles resident and former minor Communist official from 1932 to 1936. 6 3 decision hinges on Bonetti not being a Communist since returning in 1938 after Spanish Civil War service. Justice Clark dissents with Frankfurter and Harlan in support.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Frank Bonetti
Los Angeles
Whittaker
Bonetti
Clark
Frankfurter
Harlan
Local Woman Reports Loss Of Small White Purse In Downtown
Mrs. Kermit Jacobson of R. 2 Ferryville reported to police a loss Monday in the downtown area of a small white purse containing about $18 and identification.
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Kermit Jacobson
Ferryville
Weather Record Shippers Forecast For Regional Perishables
Shippers should protect perishables within a 150 mile radius of La Crosse as temperatures rise above 32 degrees by 6 p.m. Wednesday. La Crosse reports mostly cloudy skies with showers and thunderstorms, little temperature change, low around 56 and high near 76. Wisconsin, Minnesota and Iowa regions show varied cloudiness, showers, and a few thundershowers with warmer conditions moving in, but overall modest temperature changes through Wednesday.
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la Crosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Lake Superior
Iowa
Final Homage To Cardinal Stritch Draws Chicago Crowd
Hundreds fill Holy Name Cathedral and onlookers line streets for the funeral of Samuel Cardinal Stritch. A Pontifical Requiem Mass is led by Archbishop Cicognani with Chicago figures Mayor Daley and others in attendance as U S labor secretary James Mitchell and Adlai Stevenson observe. Cardial Stritch died last Tuesday and was summoned to Rome to become prefect of the Propagation of the Faith.
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Chicago
Samuel Cardinal Stritch
Holy Name
Amleto Giovanni Cicognani
United States
Richard J. Daley
James P. Mitchell
Labor
Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
Cardinal Stritch
U.S
Francis J. Spellman
New York
Edward A. Mooney
Detroit
James Francis McIntyre
Los Angeles
Rome
Sacred Congregation For the Propagation of the Faith
Soviet Move On Coexistence Signals Possible Trade War
Washington AP two Senate foreign relations committee members said the Soviet talk of relaxing tensions may hide an East West trade war as Soviet Ambassador Menshikov urged peaceful coexistence while avoiding interference in other nations. Humphrey and Smith see a shift from military to economic competition.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations
Hubert Humphrey
Dminn
H. Alexander Smith
R-Nj
Mikhail Menshikov
Menshikov
United States
Proxmire Pushes Bill to Cut Oil and Gas Depletion Allowance
Sen William Proxmire proposes reducing the percentage depletion allowance from 27 5 to 15 percent for oil and natural gas producers. He argues wells run few days a month and the subsidy amounts to about half a billion dollars in annual tax revenue. The plan targets the industry as a major tax loophole and claims to curb exploration incentives.
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Washington
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Proxmire
Senate
City Flushing of Deadend Water Mains Scheduled
City Water Department announces flushing of all deadend water mains starting at 8 a m tomorrow and continuing through the week. Basements prone to flooding should close floor drains. public advised water may discolor during the work.
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The
City Water Department
Resume Dragging For Body At Newton
Newton Iowa AP dragging for Otto Anderson 62 of Des Moines resumed at Rock Creek Lake after high winds drove his boat from shore during a fishing trip with Mrs Anderson 63 who was later recovered. Officials feared up to 15 may have drowned but Sheriff George Strasser said only the two bodies remained missing.
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Newton
Iowa
Rock Creek Lake
Otto Anderson
Des Moines
Jasper County
George Strasser
Soldier Home On Furlough Crash Victim
A Madison soldier home on leave from Fort Benning Ga Pvt James C Herfel 19 was killed when his car crashed into a light pole near Capitol square. Companion Robert Riesselman 19 Madison also on leave from Fort Benning suffered minor injuries. Herfel death raises Wisconsin 1958 highway toll to 272.
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Ft. Benning
Capitol Square
James C. Herfel
Robert Riesselman
Hertel
Wisconsin
Gerald Hay
Milwaukee
Gerald
Hay
Howard Lipke
Elmer Lipke Jr
Route 1
Slinger
Washington County
Records County Court La Crosse Charges and Sentences
A list from La Crosse County Court includes multiple defendants with charges ranging from fishing without a license to contributing to the delinquency of minors and disorderly conduct. Sentences include fines, bond forfeiture, jail time, license suspensions, and court trial dates set for June. Names include Eugene Degenhardt Harold L. King Arlene Brush Albert Kirchoff Joseph Linch William Betz Kenneth McTigue Robert Howe Arthur Coady Mary Lou Rainey James Hoeschler Jr. David J. Keenan Merlin A. Hanson David R. Vander Wood and locations such as Norwalk Camp McCoy Hokah Spar ta Mtd 42 and Stoddard Hotel.
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Eugene Degenhardt
Norwalk
Harold L. King
Camp McCoy
Arlene Brush
Cass St
King
Miss Brush
Albert Kirchoff
Joseph Linch
Hokah
Joseph Matiak
Division St
William Betz
21St St
Kenneth McTigue
Stoddard
Robert Howe
Howe
Frank Arentz
Arthur Coady
N. 6Th St
Herbert Coady
Mary Lou Rainey
Sparta
James Hoeschler Jr
David J. Keenan
Rose St
Merlin A. Hanson
David R. Vander Wood
Eau Claire firm seeks new radio station permit
S. M. Supply Co of Eau Claire Wisconsin asked the Communications Commission on Monday for a new radio station in Eau Claire. The application seeks a frequency of 1550 kilocycles a power of five kilowatts and daytime operation.
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Washington
S.M. Supply Co
Eau Claire
Wis
The
Communications Commission
Pupils Attend School After Hidden Dynamite Cache
Washington Pennsylvania report says four boys placed 36 sticks of dynamite and 143 blasting caps beneath Westland grade school. The cache, stolen from a coal company powder magazine, was discovered during Memorial Day weekend. Police removed the explosives and handed the four to juvenile authorities as 65 students continued classes atop the powder keg.
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Washington
Westland
Coal Company
Livestock Market Quotation Roundup Midwest to Chicago
Swift & Company reports market quotations over KWNO with buying hours 8 am to 4 pm, Saturday 8 am to noon. Calves lambs and cattle prices shown, with Chicago hog and produce quotes and South St. Paul cattle and hog prices.
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Swift & Company
Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
South ST. Paul
South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Woman Injured In Auto Crash In Losey Boulevard South
A two car collision at 3:37 p m on Losey boulevard south injured 35 year old Mrs Donald Losching of 2632 26th Street. She suffered back and neck injuries and was taken to a hospital by police. The other driver was 17 year old Robert A Eide of 2138 Johnson Street.
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Losey Boulevard
Donald Losching
26Th St
Losching
Robert A. Eide
Johnson St
Three Women Escape Serious Injury From Out‑of‑Control Car
In Louisville three women escaped serious harm when a car traveling at 60 mph had a stuck accelerator. Driver Edna Cissell, 33, left last and was hospitalized with a broken ankle. Passengers Robert Funk, 31, and Charles Miller, 29, treated for lacerations after leaping from the vehicle during the chaotic ride.
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Louisville
Edna Cissell
Robert Funk
Charles Miller
Miller
Funk
Aldermen Set Thursday Caucus to Name Board Candidates
City aldermen will meet in formal caucus at 7 30 p m Thursday to select candidates for two vacancies on the City Auditorium Board. Terms of Raymond W Nibbe and Mrs Lynn Van Zandt expire and the June 12 council meeting will elect two members. Applications should be filed with Council President Hubert Schleiter or City Clerk Alice A Dickson by 5 p m Thursday. Nominees are formally elected in the council session.
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City Auditorium
Raymond W. Nibbe
Lynn van Zandt
Common Council
Hubert Schleiter
Alice A. Dickson
School board approves training funding and new schedules
County requests city funding half of teacher training costs for a mentally retarded teacher now employed by the city. Board considers hiring a second physical therapist and adopts a senior high schedule with class blocks from 8 to 11 52 and 1 to 3 11. Students may stay later for activities.
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Wisconsin Education Assn
James Kruezer
Drucilla Munson
Lincoln Junior High
Stanley Johnson
Karen Jensen
Logan Junior High
Victor Rieber
Mary Martin
Logan High
Corinne Kreibich
John Leide
Randall Elevation to Rotary International President
Clifford A Randall of Milwaukee was raised Monday to the presidency of Rotary International he had been elected at the 1957 international convention More than 13 000 Rotarians from about 60 nations registered for the 1958 convention
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Dallas Tex
Clifford A Randall
Milwaukee
Rotary International
Brooklyn Woman Wins 237 500 On TV Quiz
Elfrida von Nordroff a 32 year old from Brooklyn became the all time high money winner on television quiz shows by claiming 237 500 on NBC Twenty one She defeated Charles Hewitt of New Jersey and Emile Librescu of New York 21 0 The next show could decide if she continues in the quiz business and tax implications are noted by the article name the author and dates are not provided
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New York
Elfrida von Nordroff
Brooklyn
Robert Strom
The
Bronx
Miss von Nardroff
Charles Hewitt
New Brunswick
N.J
Emile Librescu
Pound Ridge
N.Y
Hewitt
Andrew Johnson
Tennessee
Librescu
Edwin Arlington Robinson
Prince Rudolph of
Hapsburg
Franz Joseph
Austria-Hungary
Miss von Nordroff
Lt Kelly Trains At Webb Air Base
Second Lt. John J. Kelly arrives at Webb Air Base Texas for 50 months of jet training. He will fly the T33 and pursue advanced academics for his Air Force career. He is the son of Mr and Mrs E J Kelly of La Crosse Wisconsin and married to Louise Ziegler of Cashton. He is a Naval Academy graduate and completed the Berow Air Base primary flying school.
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Webb Afb
Tex
John J. Kelly
West Texas
Webb
Air Force
E. J. Kelly
Cass St
la Crosse
Louise Ziegler
Cashton
U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Bertow Air Base
Fla
Railroads suspend solvent tank car shipments nationwide
The Association of American Railroads ordered member lines to stop handling tank car shipments of nitro paraffin solvent after a deadly explosion in Mount Pulaski Illinois. Two trainmen died and over twenty were injured as around 1000 residents were left homeless by the blast.
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Washington
Assn. of
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mount Pulaski
Ill
Leonard W. Hall Enters New York Gubernatorial Race
Leonard W. Hall, former GOP national chairman, announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for New York governor. He criticized Gov. Averell Harriman as a weak leader and said Harriman focuses on running for president rather than governing. Hall, 57, is the first likely challenger to enter the race.
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New York
Leonard W. Hall
GOP
Hall
Averell Harriman
Disguised Wanted Gunman Nabbed by FBI in LA
In Los Angeles FBI agents capturing Quay Cleon Kilburn 34 using a tip from a picture seen in a post office. Kilburn a former bank robber and embezzler fled Utah State Prison and posed as editor of the prison paper with a selfmade ID card. A loaded pistol was seized and a second gun found.
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Los Angeles
FBI
Quay Cleon Kilburn
Ty Wv
Kilburn
Utah State
D. K. Brown
Brown
Teens Held After Attempted Chicken Theft
A 14-year-old girl and a 16-year-old boy were detained after attempting to steal a chicken at Birnbaum's Park and Shop at 1125 Gillette Street. The girl remains in County Jail on probation for a bad check conviction, while the boy is in the custody of the welfare department.
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Birnbaum's Park
Gillette St
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