Mayflower II Crew Hailed At Plymouth
The 33 man Mayflower II crew led by Cmdr Alan Villiers docked in Plymouth Harbor after a 54 day crossing from Plymouth England on a 5000 mile southerly route. Thousands gathered as messages from Eisenhower and Macmillan were read and the crew enjoyed a celebratory reception and hot meals before plans to tour New York and return to Plymouth in the fall.
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Plymouth
Mass. I
United States
England
Cmdr
Alan Villiers
Plymouth Harbor
Pilgrims
Villers
Cape Cod Bay
Provincetown
Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
Joseph Meany Jr
Waltham
Mass
Atlantic
Villiers
Meany
Plymouth Rock
John Stevens
Capetown
South Africa
New York
Market Square voting split lists key Alder candidates
Market Sq. votes show A. Helstad Frank Kaufmann Ohn Marasek James McKillip Sheldon Nerby Hubert Schleiter and Walter Selbo in favor of a Market Square facility. Opponents include Aldermen George Bonsack Lynden K. Gjerde Edward Hil bert C. J. Lang Richard Schelbe J. F. Shoger Curtis Storck and Donald Terpstra who favored another site.
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A. Helstad
Frank Kaufmann
Ohn Marasek
James McKillip
Sheldon Nerby
Hubert Schleiter
Walter Selbo
George Bonsack
Lynden K. Gjerde
Edward Hilbert
C. J. Lang
Richard §. Schelbe
J. F. Shoger
Curtis Storck
Donald Terpstra
Laird Attacks House Office Building Approval
Representative Laird of Wisconsin criticized Congress for approving a new House Office Building with an estimated cost of ten million dollars. He praised the Senate and House appropriations committees for trimming Eisenhower’s budget but argued Congress shows inconsistency in economy when it comes to its own expenses. He highlighted the House’s support of Speaker Sam Rayburn’s building request as an example.
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Washington
Laird
R-Wis
House
Congress
Senate
House Appropriations
Eisenhower
Sam Rayburn
Rubber Wage Talks Set to Open July 9 in Cincinnati
The United Rubber Workers Union says wage negotiations with U S Rubber Co will begin July 9 in Cincinnati. URW policy committee meets July 8 to prepare. Re opening notices have been served on Goodyear, Firestone, and B F Goodrich, with dates and sites to be determined. Mabeer Co. will begin Day 2 in Cleveland.
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Akron
Ohio
United Rubber Workers Union
U. S. Rubber Co
Cincinnati
Buckmaster
URW
B. F. Goodrich Co
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
Mabeer Co
Cleveland
Boy Bitten by Rabid Mouse in Madison Area
Four year old Mike Marshall of Black Earth was treated in Madison with anti rabies injections after a mouse bite on June 9 was found rabid. The Marshall family dog killed the mouse and was kept for observation. another caregiver Mrs Donald Lucy of Mazomanie also received shots.
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Madison P
Black Earth
Madison
Mike Marshall
Francis Marshall
State Hygiene Laboratory
Marshall
Donald Lucy
Mazomanie
EC Club To Stage 26th Annual Horse Show
The Eau Claire Bit and Spur Club hosts its 26th annual horse show at Elk Creek Lake club grounds six miles west of Eau Claire. Events run Saturday 7 30 p m and Sunday 1 30 p m with eleven classes each day including open jumpers five gaited and English saddle. Refreshments and lunches on site with bleacher seating and free parking.
AP Wage Dispute With CTU Settled
New York AP and the AFL CIO CTU reached a one year contract after 14 hours of mediation. About 650 CTU members at AP will receive a weekly average of 462 dollars in the new pay package. The agreement awaits ratification by CTU members.
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New York
Associated Press
Afl-Cio Commercial Telegraphers Union
Walter A. Maggiolo
U. S. Mediation and Conciliation Service
CTU
Worldwide News Cooperative
Harry
Leimbach
AP Division 14
Maggiolo
Divorce Granted After Dog Chased Wife From Bed
Milwaukee Mrs Mary Ann Marquette 25 wins a divorce after testifying her husband Thomas 36 allowed their cocker spaniel to chase her out of bed. She said the dog jumped on the bed snarled bit her and grewl whenever she tried to reenter. The judge was Circuit Judge William F Shaughnessy.
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Milwaukee
Mary Ann Marquette
William F. Shaughnessy
Thomas
Stock Quotations by Shearson Hammill & Co Data Report
Commodity quotes from Chicago and South St Paul markets show mixed activity across potatoes wheat corn oats soybeans and live livestock. Notable figures include prices for California potatoes bakers and round reds plus live poultry cattle hogs sheep and calves with varied demand and supply conditions in Chicago and South St Paul.
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Chicago
USDA
California
Bakers
Winona Livestock Prices Reported by Swift & Company
Swift & Company quotes from Winona show cattle and hog markets steady. Hog prices range from under 12.00 to about 19.15 per cwt with various weights. veal and lamb markets also noted as steady. Cattle and calves follow similar steady trends with multiple grade ranges listed.
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Bologna
Parade entrants invited by Elks include color guards
The Elks invite participants for the parade on page continuation. Officers listed include Charles Goerdt exalted ruler Richard C. Goerb leading knight C. C. Krebsbach loyal knight Harry E. Goetzman lecturing knight Paul X. Sodek secretary C. F. Prinz treasurer Thomas Larkin esquire and Marvin Ramsay chaplain.
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Elks
Conservatory Writers
Charles Goerdt
Richard C. Goerb
C. C. Krebsbach
Harry E. Goetzman
Paul X. Sodek
C. F. Prinz
Thomas Larkin
Marvin Ramsay
Basil O'Connor Marries Hazel Royall in New York Union
Basil O'Connor age 65 head of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis wed Hazel Royall age 43 in New York. They plan a European honeymoon. Royall is director of occupational therapy at the Warm Springs Foundation in Warm Springs Georgia. Both had prior marriages. O'Connor's first wife died and Royall was recently divorced from Charles Dudley Stephens II of Tallahassee Florida.
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New York
Basil O'Connor
National Foundation For
Hazel Royall
Warm Springs Foundation
Warm Springs
O'Connor
Charles Dudley Stephens II
Tallahassee
Fis
Haiti Army Removes Provisional President in Coup
In Port au Prince the provisional government of Daniel Fignole was toppled by Brig. Gen. Antonio Rebreau and the army. Fignole resigned and was exiled as troops sealed control of government power amid political crisis and street unrest.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Daniel Fignole
Fignole
Antonio Rebreau
Rebreau
Pierre Armand
Measure Allows Naming Juvenile Traffic Violators
Madison legislators completed action on a bill letting newspapers publish the names of juveniles in traffic accidents. Next, Gov. Thompson must sign. The measure, supported by the Wisconsin Daily Newspapers League and the Wisconsin Press Assn., had no opposition and aims to deter accidents by treating young drivers like other licensed holders.
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Madison
Father Blames Sex Mad Society For Girl Murder
Detroit police hunted sex offenders in an area dragnet after six year old Mary de Caussin vanished and was found murdered in Ecorse Township. Her father blamed a sex saturated society. two men questioned, one paring knife near scene, post mortem confirmed rape and fatal injuries.
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Detroit
Mary de Caussin
Ecorse Township
Edmund de Caussin Jr
de Caussin
Gervaise
Many Wisconsin Highways Closed For Short Construction Delays
Portions of 17 major Wisconsin highways are closed due to road construction with detours provided. Several routes show short closures in Milwaukee and other counties, including U S 10 Trempealeau near Eleva and U S 41 in Milwaukee, with work ongoing on many other roads and traffic moving on limited or one way patterns.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Highway Department
U. S. 10
Trempealeau
Eleva
U. S
Milwaukee
City of Milwaukee
U.S
Iowa
Cobb
State
Marathon
Abbotsford
St. Croix
Somerset
Polk County
Green Lake
Berlin
Dodge
Waupun
Train with the train causes track damage at West Salem
The Olympian Hiawatha damaged about one mile of track near West Salem before being stopped. Westbound track restored to service at 7 a.m. Friday. Station agent W. R. Bruns cited momentum to explain why cars stayed on tracks and warned of probable trouble if uncoupled.
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Olympian Hiawatha
West Salem
W. R. Bruns
Two Jesuit Priests Freed by Red China After Four Years
Hong Kong reports say Father Charles J. McCarthy and Father John Alexander Houle, both 42, were released from Shanghai after four years of imprisonment and house arrest. They plan to travel to Hong Kong within about 10 days. At release they were in fair health. The priests were arrested June 15, 1953 on alleged counterrevolutionary and spying charges.
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Hong Kong
China
Charles J. McCarthy
San Francisco
John Alexander Houle
Glendale
Calif
Shanghai
Father McCarthy
Father Houle
Communist China
Peiping-Tientsin
State Senate Concurs In Cigarette Tax Increase
The Wisconsin Senate approved a bill to raise the cigarette tax from four to five cents a pack by a 20 to 13 vote and sent it to Gov. Thomson. The measure, tied to balancing the 1957 59 budget without income tax hikes, would take effect July 1 and is expected to generate about 70 million dollars over two years.
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State Senate
Madison
State Assembly
Wisconsin Senate
Thomson
Assembly
Senate
GOP
House
Sens
Draheim
Neenah
Dempsey
Hartland
Leverich
Sparta
Democrats
Sen
Stalbaum
D-Racine
Joint Finance Committee
Maier
Milwaukee
Sen. Stalbaum
Grady
Port Washington
Assemblyman
Crowns
Wisconsin Rapids
Huber
Risser
Charles Schmidt
Milwaukeean governor of Badger Boys State elected
A Milwaukee Negro youth, Alwin Jarreau, was elected governor of Badger Boys State at Ripon College after 740 attendees voted. Other state officers were chosen, with names including Larry Didio Oshkosh lieutenant governor Foster Friess Rice Lake secretary of state Michael Hanson Stoughton treasurer James Zweig Appleton attorney general Adolph Baumann superintendent of public instruction and several Supreme Court justices and officers. Governor Vernon Thomson addressed the workshop on government leadership.
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Ripon
Milwaukee
Alwin Jarreau
Badger
Daniel Travanti
Kenosha
Vernon Thomson
Wisconsin
Ripon College
America
Thomson
Larry Didio
Oshkosh
Foster Friess
Rice Lake
Michael Hanson
Stoughton
James Zweig
Appleton
Adolph Baumann
Dulles Reviews International Relations at Defense Chiefs Meeting
Secretary of State Dulles addressed the annual meeting of defense secretaries generals and admirals at Quantico delivering a frank review of international relations. He spoke amid London disarmament talks as Wilson noted no elastic defense budget. the talks covered force levels and salaries amid a 38 million dollar ceiling and defense cuts.
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Quantico
Dulles
Defense
Wilson
London
Washington
Army
Maxwell D. Taylor
Adm
Arleigh A. Burke
Thomas White
Air Force
Nathan F. Twining
Joint Chiefs
Pentagon
House
Weather summary for Midwest states forecast
Mostly cloudy with scattered thunderstorms and local heavy activity this afternoon in Wisconsin and east tonight. Cooler tonight with Saturday fair and pleasant. Minnesota sees cloudiness and showers through Saturday, becoming scattered and less frequent. Iowa partly cloudy through Saturday with scattered thundershowers by tonight. cooler tonight and southeast Saturday, warmer west Saturday.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
River Readings and Flood Forecast for Upper Mississippi
Hydrological bulletin lists flood stage readings for Winona and La Crosse, Minnesota and Wisconsin stations with dam pool and tributary readings. Forecast covers Minnesota to Iowa with minor 24 hour changes and note of sunrise and sunset times for Saturday.
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Dodge
Black
Galere
la Crosse
W. Belem
Root
Houston
Hokahwe
Mississiprt
Hastives
Minn
Gutterbere
Iowa
All Dame
Hoffa Ordered To Stand Trial In Conspiracy Case
Federal Judge Burnita S. Matthews ruled Hoffa must stand trial Monday on a conspiracy bribery indictment. She rejected motions to delay the trial of Hoffa and co defendant Hyman J. Fischbach Miami attorney.
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Washington
Burnita S. Matthews
Teamster Union
James R. Hoffa
Matthews
Hoffa
Hyman J. Fischbach
Miami
Youth and Pedestrians Added To Wisconsin Road Toll
The Wisconsin traffic death toll rose to 217 after a car truck collision and two pedestrian accidents. Four year old William Szabo of Milwaukee died from injuries after running into the street. Robert Schroeder, 18, of Belgium was killed in a head on collision with a milk truck on US 141 near Port Washington. J S Campbell, 70, of Lexington Kentucky, was fatally struck crossing main street. Campbell died hours later after being thrown 90 feet by the car.
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Wisconsin
State
Milwaukee
Wiliam Szabo
Withelm Szabo
Robert Schroeder
Route 1
Belgium
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Burlington
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