Missing Chicago boy, 7, in Hatfield search near Arbutus
A 7 year old Chicago boy disappeared near Hatfield at Lake Arbutus. Clark County sheriffs and Jackson County, state conservation, bloodhounds and National Guard planned night searches. He was last seen at a boat dock wearing black and white trunks and a white shirt. If not found by noon the lake would be dragged.
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Hatfield
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Chicago
Suntay
Clark County
Lake Arbutus
Jackson County
State Conservation Department
National Guard
W. R. Arthur Co
Neillsville
Frank Dobes
Liberace Denies Homosexual Claim in British Libel Case
In London American entertainer Liberace denies being homosexual at the opening of a libel action against the Daily Mirror and columnist Cassandra. He states “No sir, never in my life” when asked about homosexual practices.
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Liberace
The
Daily Mirror
William Neil Connor
Cassandra
Wladziu Valentino Liberace
Gilbert Beyfus
Beyfus
Connor
Davis Seeks Governor Run After GOP Convention Role
Thomson faced a GOP convention endorsement clash with Senator Wiley, straining ties and prompting Wiley to skip a weekend rally. Davis used the dispute to gain statewide exposure and align with county leaders, signaling a governor bid next year on terms including a clean convention endorsement and stable party funds. The party treasury status will be revealed after Milwaukee’s annual fundraising dinner.
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Davis
Thomson
Milwaukee
Actress Lynn Baggett Overdose Hospitalized In Beverly Hills
Actress Lynn Baggett, 36, ex-wife of producer Sol Spiegel, was found by police after an overdose of sleeping tablets at her Beverly Hills home. Officers broke down the locked door and she was rushed to a hospital in serious condition.
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Hollywood
Lynn Baggett
Sol Spiegel
Beverly Hills
Rural Home Blown Apart By Explosion
A rural Manitowoc home four miles north exploded when Mrs. Kouba lit a gas water heater. The blast injured mother Mrs. Chester Kouba 32, her husband 32, and three children Sharon 11 Kenneth 9 Michael 7. Two younger children Richard 3 and Ronnie 2 slept through it uninjured. Neighbors aided the family as fire departments battled flames. house was not salvageable and fuel oil spread, but a nearby garage was saved.
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Chester Kouba
Sharon
Kenneth
Michael
Richard
Ronnie
Kouba
Francis Creek
Rockwood
Two Rivers
Nelson Budget Proposes Park Sticker Fee Increase
MILWAUKEE AP A two dollar annual sticker for state parks will be in Gov Gaylord Nelson conservation department budget to the Legislature. He also would double park appropriations and set a fifty cent daily charge for visitors without an annual sticker.
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Gaylord Nelson
Conservation Department
Nelson
Wtmj - TV
Vernon Thomson
Stock Quotations From Winona Livestock Report
Winona Livestock reports from Swift & Company show noon quotations for hogs cattle calves and dairy items. Hogs mostly steady with weight based prices and sows and stags listed. cattle and calves show mixed shifts with steers and bulls varying by weight. Regional prices include Chicago and South St. Paul markets with typical ranges for hogs cattle and feeders.
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Swift & Company
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
USDA
South ST. Paul
UW grads challenged to improve culture during commencement
Madison AP UW President Elvehjem urged 2,500 graduates to apply knowledge to raise national culture as radio and TV shape youth. Five honorary degrees were given to Jones, March, Lord, Morris, and Lender. About 450 honor graduates and 447 scholastic achievers were cited. Lord urged pursuit of personal honors and long term growth beyond current achievement.
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Elvehjem
John D. Jones
Racine
Fredrick March
John Solon Lord
Chicago
James Lewis Morrill
University of Minnesota
Samuel Lender
Wilmington
The
du Pont Co
John S. Lord
Lord
U.W
LSC Student Chosen For Study Of Government
Six Wisconsin college and university juniors will observe government in action by spending time in the offices of Wisconsin congressmen. The program, sponsored by the Wisconsin Citizenship Clearing House, selects participants from UW, Marquette, and La Crosse State among others.
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Milwaukee
Joseph Granby
Chicago
Wisconsin State College
Richard C. Collins
la Crosse
la Crosse State
Thomas R. Davis
Ridgeway
Platteville State
Somoza Says Shots Fired By Drunks Near Palace
Managua Nicaragua defense chief Gen Anastasio Somoza says riflemen who fired near the presidential palace were merely a group of drunks celebrating not an assassination. He adds rebels who invaded from Costa Rica are split into two small groups and abandoning arms to slip into cities.
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Nicaragua
Anastasio Somoza
Luis Somoza
Somoza
Costa Rica
Steel Talks Resume in Basic Industry Negotiations
Negotiations between United Steelworkers of America and the 12 largest steel companies resume in New York after a weekend pause. The three year contract expires June 30, with a potential strike by 500,000 union members if no deal is reached. The union seeks substantial wage gains, a shorter 40 hour week, and other benefits. The industry proposes a one year wage and benefit freeze to curb inflation.
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New York
United Steelworkers of America
Indonesia minister cites sabotage in West Java train wreck
Jakarta AP reports Communications Minister Sukardan told Parliament an unidentified saboteur caused last month’s West Java train crash by disconnecting the locomotive from passenger cars on an incline, killing 92 and wounding 124. The minister blamed sabotage for the disaster and called for a full inquiry.
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West Java
Sukardan
Stock Market Declines As Trading Slows
New York bank and Wall Street report show a hesitant session with uneven declines and slow trading. Du Pont slipped about 3 points while Zenith fell more than 7, North American Aviation rose 32 to 48.44 then trimmed gains. Foster Wheeler fell 6 percent to 36 half. United Aircraft gained, while Goodrich Kennecott Pfizer dropped over a point. Bond prices edged higher.
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Zenith
North American Aviation
Foster-Wheeler
North American
Garrett Corp
Standard & Poor
Ligget & Myers
Lorillard
Reynolds Tobacco
American Tobacco
United Aircraft
Raytheon
Anaconda
New York Central
Goodrich
Kennecott
Pfizer
U.S
Race Threats Halt Florida Church Camp
In Leesburg Florida the Weekiwachee Presbyterian camp for about 100 boys is cancelled after threats of violence if Negroes attend. Camp director Rev Terrell K Kirk said threats came from Hernando County. Presbytery actions aim to ensure unimpeded youth camp operations next year.
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Terrell K. Kirk
Leesburg Presbyterian Church
Hernando County
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Brooksville
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Florida
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Sanford
Deland
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Orlando
Washington Shores
Presbytery
Father Seeks New Appeal For Starkweather Death
Lincoln Nebraska Charles Starkweather 20 faces his fourth date with execution only if a writ of habeas corpus delays the case. His father Guy Starkweather hopes the Lancaster District Court will grant the stay and the U S Supreme Court review was declined for now. The inmate did not claim innocence saying proper legal representation might have earned life.
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Neb
Charles Starkweather
Guy Starkweather
Lancaster District Court
Congressmen See Peril In Munitions Lobby
Two House committee chairs warn the “munitions lobby” raises defense costs and shapes policy, yet doubt a probe solves the issue. They blame advertising, perks for retired officers, and voter influence, while Senate leaders dispute the label.
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Patent House
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Clarence Cannon
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Hebert
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Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Lyncon B. Johnson
Dtex
Senate
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Johnson
Stuart Symington
Air Force
Four year old deaf boy fires cap pistol injuring three playmates
Salem Indiana report says a 4-year-old deaf boy, Troy Hoggatt, found a loaded pistol and shot Randy Hinton 5, Ricky Hoggatt 6, and Dawn Short 10. Randy and Dawn were in critical condition, Curtis Hammon 12 told police the child believed it was a cap pistol.
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Ind
Troy Hoggatt
Randy Hinton
Ricky
Dawn Short
Randy
Curtis Hammon
Final H-Ban Decision To Be Made At Summit
Geneva AP report says the three power nuclear talks resume with a likely summit decision on suspending testing of atomic and hydrogen weapons. Sir David Ormsby-Gore says Macmillan Eisenhower and Khrushchev may settle final treaty terms, but German Berlin crisis and further nuclear progress are prerequisites.
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Soviet Union
Harold Macmillan
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
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U.N. Palace of Nations
London
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Khrushchev
Four Lives Lost In Weekend Wisconsin Accidents
Four people died in Wisconsin traffic crashes over the weekend raising the 1959 toll to 273. Emogene Lau 17 rural Brillion killed when her car struck a culvert in Calumet County. Virgil Palmer 18 Merrimac dies after motorcycle collides with a train. Barbara Rider 10 Appleton dies crossing Highway 76. Edward? No.
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Emogene Lau
Brillion
Rantoul Road
Calumet County
Virgil Palmer
Merrimac
North Western Railway
Palmer
George
Jay van Thomas
Milwaukee
Barbara Rider
Appleton
Barbara
Lloyd Rider
New Acrylic House Paint Promises Easy Two Coat Finish
Doerre Hardware advertises a sensational new acrylic paint at 302 Pearl St. The low sheen, breather type resists blistering and moisture escapes from the film while keeping intruders out. It adheres well and can be used on damp surfaces, wood, masonry, or asbestos shingles. Brushes wash with water and odor is minimal.
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