Wisconsin National Guard 32nd Division bivouac and Gen Schweinler retirement
CAMP MCCOY AP Wisconsin's 32nd National Guard Division began a five day bivouac in the field as Brig Gen Francis F Schweinler announced plans to retire in November after 41 years in service. He credited time with younger officers to move up and recalled his 1924 enlistment as a private. The field exercise included simulated war conditions and live fire only by absence, with 100 aggressors portraying the enemy. Schweinler, 58, is a former Massinee Times publisher and civilian associate VP by profession.
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Judgment Set Aside In Auto Employee Case
Milwaukee AP Circuit Judge Robert W Landry voided a $64 000 award to Hilary Long a former American Motors employee for wrongful dismissal from 1963 The ruling cited lack of jurisdiction and noted a federal removal petition was not in the file Garnishments tied the award to company funds in several banks and auto agencies as lawyers consider dismissal actions More than 80 species of flies are mentioned in the same item
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Supreme Court Rejects CBS TV Coverage of Proceedings
The Supreme Court refused CBS permission to televise oral arguments on the Civil Rights Act challenge. Chief Justice Warren said the court maintains a firm rule against photographs or broadcasting while in session, adding no intent to change. The letters were disclosed after a Texas retrial ruling involving Billie Sol Estes.
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Boy Gary Thompson Undergoes Arm Surgery For Scar Tissue
Gary Thompson eight year old son of Mr and Mrs Orlin Thompson had surgery on his arm to remove scar tissue. He spent 72 weeks in hospital after being struck by a dump truck last July 31. Skin grafting was performed during his long treatment.
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Polio Victim Walks To Get Her Diploma In Wheelchair
Nancy Malinosky a polio survivor confined to a wheelchair for 15 years walked across Baldwin Wallace College’s stage to receive her diploma The 21 year old top student with a 387 average had trained secretly since January and was aided by Baldwin Wallace President Alfred Bonds Jr as she completed the 33 foot stage moment drawing a five minute standing ovation and plans to enter Drew University Theological Seminary for a bachelor of divinity degree
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Cashton Youth Confesses Thefts
A 16 year old Cashton youth confessed to Sheriff Arden Oss that he burglarized the Thompson Tavern in Cashton on January 22 and took $230. He also admitted stealing $77.25 from Cashton High School office vault on April 24. The case was adjourned until June 28 and the youth was referred to the Monroe County Public Welfare Department.
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Napoleon Crowned King of Italy under Iron Crown
Napoleon took the Iron Crown of Lombardy and crowned himself King of Italy declaring that God gave him the crown and warning against any who would challenge it. The moment marked a dramatic assertion of his rule over the Italian territories.
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