Losey Blvd Paving To Begin On Monday
Construction on Losey Boulevard from Ward Avenue to State Road will start Monday morning by L. G. Arnold Inc. City Engineer Zen no Gorder was informed by the State Highway Commission. The boulevard will close to through traffic with two lanes kept open at Green Bay Chase and Ward intersections. The contractor must notify the La Crosse Fire Department 24 hours before any closure. Public Works Director Carl Wahlstrom and the City Engineering Department coordinate paving details.
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State Highway Commission
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Chase Streets
la Crosse
U N Group To Take Up Execution Of Imre Nagy
The U N Special Committee on Hungary will meet Friday to consider the executions of Imre Nagy and others connected to the 1956 uprising. It may condemn the Soviet Union and the Hungarian regime of Janos Kadar, amid United States pressure. The five member panel includes Denmark, Ceylon, Tunisia, Australia and Uruguay.
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U. N. Special Committee
Hungary
Imre Nagy
Soviet Union
Janos Kadar
United States
E. Ronald Walker
Australia
Walker
General Assembly
Special Committee
Denmark
Ceylon
Tunisia
Uruguay
Opposition to Khrushchev Rises in Soviet Ranks
AP analysis notes growing anti Khrushchev sentiment within the Soviet Communist Party as Moscow braces for a Central Committee meeting. Suslov is named a likely leader of the opposition while Khrushchev’s reforms and summit diplomacy are cited as triggers. Red China’s stance is said to have influenced the dynamics.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Communist Party
Red China
Communist Party
Moscow
Stalin
Khrushchev
Central Committee
Mikhail Suslov
Suslov
Peiping
Hanover Park teacher asked to return after essays on Hiroshima
Hanover Park Regional School Board urged LeMoyne Goodman to resume teaching next fall after a 17 page report found her conduct not un American or un patriotic. The incident began when she published three student essays critical of the atomic bombing in the school monthly Triad and prompted veterans groups to call for her ouster.
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Hanover
N.J
Hanover Park Regional School Board
LeMoyne Goodman
Hanover Park High School
Eisenhower and Dulles Reassess U S Soviet Ties
President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles began a new appraisal of U S Soviet relations amid tougher Khrushchev moves and stalled talks. They weigh whether summit diplomacy or Western trade offers real hope while noting Nagy’s execution and Tito tensions as cautionary signals.
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Eisenhower
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Nikita Khrushchev
State Department
United States
Moscow
Khrushchev
Imre Nagy
Hungary
Nagy
Car Stolen But Not By This Driver
Providence police report a Brockton man Yo ber S. Guaradli 32 was stopped for driving a stolen car. He admitted the car was stolen from him April 2 and returned it a day later. Police said the vehicle’s number had not been canceled.
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Providence
R.I.P
Macmillan Unveils Seven Year Cyprus Partnership Plan
London AP Prime Minister Macmillan proposes a seven year Cyprus plan with Greek and Turkish government participation in island administration. The plan aims to curb violence and ease emergency rules, hinting at Archbishop Makarios’s return from exile while Greece and Turkey reportedly deem the plan unacceptable.
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Macmillan
Cyprus
House of Commons
Makarios
Greece
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Council
Britain
Turkey
Alliance
Athens
Washington
NATO
Camp McCoy Collision Injures 13 Guardsmen
Thirteen Camp McCoy National Guardsmen were hospitalized after a mobile crane crashed into a 2 1/2 ton truck two miles south of the cantonment. One man Arthur E Kandler remains for observation with scalp injuries. Most patients were from Headquarters Detachment Milwaukee.
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Wis
Arthur E. Kandler
Milwaukee
Sp. 2.C
William Krueger
Kenneth Zimmerman
Hammarskjold In Lebanon Seeks To End Rebellion
In Long Beach California first graders share candid phrases about everyday life. Their teacher Helen Meyers gathered dua years of notes showing uncluttered views from children on topics like cats and dogs, doors and dreams.
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Hammarskjold
Lebanon
Helen G. Meyers
Lesselyoung to resign from Wisconsin PSC to return to law practice
Nicholas J. Lesselyoung, a Wisconsin Public Service Commission member and former Fond du Lac legislator, told Governor Thomson he will resign to join Rieser Mathys McNamara and Stafford in a leading city law firm. A 40 year old Navy veteran with a Marquette law degree, he previously led Republican caucus activities. Governor Thomson will appoint a successor. current commissioners include George Steinmetz and Arthur L. Padrutt.
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Madison
Nicholas J. Lesselyoung
Wisconsin Public Service Commission
Thomson
Lesselyoung
Fond du Lac
Walter J. Kohler
Chilton
Rieser, Mathys, McNamara and Stafford
Lesser Young
State Assembly
Marquette University
George Steinmetz
Arthur L. Padrutt
Girl Arrested For Passing Laws To Jail Prisoners
Brown County Sheriff Artley Skenandore said a 20-year-old girl admitted Wednesday night passing three hacksaw wires to two prisoners planning a large scale jail break. She is held without charge as deputies seek a second girl implicated. The district attorney weighs charges as a letter from the ringleaders directed freeing men on the first floor and aiding escape on the second. The plan unraveled when leaders were moved to state prison at Waupun. The ringleaders were Green Bay residents Joe Leanna and Richard Gafke, both already sentenced up to 20 years for burglaries and a Oshkosh filling station robbery.
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Brown County
Artley Skenandore
Skenandore
Waupun
Joe Leanna
Richard Gafke
Oshkosh
Rebel Leaders Pledge Truce
U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold arrived in Beirut amid hopes of ending Lebanon’s 41 days of fighting. Rebel leaders pledged a truce as Hammarskjold met with U.N. observers and Lebanese officials to seek a broader deployment to seal the border with the United Arab Republic.
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Dag Hammerskjold
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Ecuador
Rejeswar Dayal
Security Council
United Arab Republic
Cairo
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Nasser
Eisenhower Indicates Clear Signs of Improving Business
President Eisenhower told Republican state chairmen at a breakfast meeting that clear signs point to improving business conditions. He emphasized belief in national security and solvency while the session discussed campaign strategy. Meade Alcorn stated the Adams-Goldfine affair was not mentioned and offered few details on the economy.
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Eisenhower
Meade Alcorn
Sherman Adams
Adams
Boston
Bernard Goldfine
Alcorn
Sen
Andrew Schoeppel
Kansas
Senate
Richard M. Simpson
Pennsylvania
House
GOP
Charles Thomas
Republican
Viroqua Officer Named To Lead Thomson Honor Guard
Capt Gordon A. Bishop of Viroqua is appointed commander of the honor guard for Gov. Thomson's review of the 32nd National Guard Division at CAMP MCCOY. The guard includes six month active duty Guardsmen with Lt. Theodore M. McArty, Lt. James A. Weikel, Lt. Miles B. Duckett and Lt. Michael F. Hennessy as platoon leaders. About 12 000 Red Arrow Division members will pass in review as Thomson awards the Eisenhower Trophy to Milwaukee Ambulance Company. Lt Gen. William H. Arnold praised the division's training after inspecting units.
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Gordon A. Bishop
Viroqua
Thomson
32Nd National Guard
Bishop
Thodore M. McArty
Appleton
James A. Weikel
Madison
Miles B. Duckett
Columbus
Michael F. Hennessy
Superior
Wisconsin
Red Arrow
Milwaukee
135Th
Wisconsin National Guard
William H. Arnold
Chicago
5Th Army
Rebel airfield seized near Menado in North Celebes
Indonesian army reports government forces moved into the outskirts of the North Celebes rebel capital Menado and captured the last remaining rebel airfield, signaling a major setback for the insurgents.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Celebes
Menado
Missing Caltech Scientist Found Working as Stable Hand
Albert Clark Reed, a Caltech scientist and WWII test pilot, vanished six years ago after leaving his wife and child. He was found working as a groom at Hollywood Park under the alias Alfred C. Reese. He says he left due to confusion and cannot fully explain his six year secret life. His wife Florence had died in 1955.
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Calif
Albert Clark Reed
California Institute of Technology
Goodby
FBI
San Bernardino
Florence
Hollywood Park
Phoenix
California
Alfred C. Reese
Reed
Caltech
Balding
Timothy
Dudley
Smith
Larchmont
N.Y
Cora Reed
Glendale
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