Losey Boulevard Project To Start Late Week
Losey boulevard construction between La Crosse street and State Trunk Highway 33 may begin late this week or early next week under contract with L G Arnold Inc. The project will be a divided highway with a four foot boulevard between directions. Through traffic will be restricted while local access is preserved and police and fire departments will be notified 24 hours in advance of closures.
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la Crosse Street
W. L. Fiedler
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Eau Claire
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la Crosse Country Club
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Supreme Court rules obscenity outside free speech protection
The Supreme Court holds obscenity not within constitutional free speech. It upholds federal and California obscenity laws and NY injunctions against obscene publications. In Roth v. United States the court affirms conviction for mailing obscene material, while splitting on other related cases.
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Supreme Court
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New York
Roth
U.S
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Three youths confess to killing South Philadelphia man
Police identify the son of a man executed in the Pennsylvania electric chair as the killer among three boys who admitted plotting and firing a 30-30 rifle at Martin Daniels Sr. on his South Philadelphia stoop late Saturday night.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Martin Daniels Sr
South Philadelphia
Security overhaul praised amid debate on leaks law
A 12 member commission urged sweeping reforms to loyalty and security programs, calling for less secrecy and stronger individual rights. It proposed criminal penalties for publishing secret information and allowing wiretap evidence in national security cases with court orders. Congress adjournment ends any immediate action, though some see executive order options for many recommendations.
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Commission
W. M. Newton
Tampa
Fla
Tribune
Newton
National Freedom of Information Committee
Sigma Delta Chi
Charles A. King
New York State Society of Newspaper Editors
King
Utica Observer-Dispatch
Drowning Victim David Brieske Found In West Channel
Body of 25 year old David J Brieske of 625 Liberty St was recovered Sunday afternoon by State Game Wardens in 25 to 35 feet of water about 150 feet off the west bank. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at St Joseph Cathedral with burial in Catholic Cemetery. Brieske drowned Saturday while swimming at the family boathouse area after his friend John Mader and brother Russell searched shoreline. Dragging began late Saturday and continued Sunday with heavy currents and wind hampering operations.
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Carl Frick
Jerome Brieake
Louis Paquette
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Schumacher Funeral Home
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Barbara
JoAnne
Kathleen
Russell B. Brieske
la Crosse
Jerome J. Brieske
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David
Russell
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Pianist David Jerome Dies After Allentown Recital
The 16 year old pianist David Stephen Jerome collapsed after a recital at the Allentown Women's Club. Coroner Clayton Werley ordered an autopsy to determine the cause of death. he is the son of Rev. and Mrs Norman Jerome of Allentown.
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Allentown Women's Club
David Stephen Jerome
Norman Jerome
Clayton Werley
Wrong Way Traffic May End Fulbright For One Dog
Davis Duty of Rogers Arkansas risks losing a Fulbright scholarship to study law in Britain because a six month dog quarantine bars his Seeing Eye dog Binney from accompanying him. The British Foreign Ministry refused a waiver, citing infection worries with left handed traffic. Duty hopes lawmakers can arrange a solution before his September sail date.
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Britain
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Rogers
Ark
Binney
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D-Ark
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England
Nine Die In Wisconsin Weekend Traffic Toll Rises
The Associated Press reports nine fatalities in Wisconsin traffic crashes over the weekend, raising the yearly toll to 344. Victims include Ann Duranti 16 of Janesville Reginald Brockman Jr 16 Appleton and Robert Duff 20 Milwaukee among others in Rock Green Bay Ozaukee Dane and Milwaukee counties.
Four Climbers Fall to Death on Mount Grigna
Four Italian youths died Sunday on Mount Grigna, a 6000 foot Alpine peak near Milan. The climbers, roped together, slipped when one member missed his footing, causing a fatal fall for all four.
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Italy
Mount Grigna
Governors Say the Shouldn't Name Nominee
Republican governors at the 49th annual state chiefs conference oppose any Eisenhower move to designate the 1960 GOP nominee. Some suggest possible successors like Gruenther, but most doubt Ike will or should pick a candidate. Democratic governors noted the issue, while Nixon is seen as leading among potential contenders.
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Theodore R. McKeldin
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Alfred M. Gruenther
North Atlantic Treaty Organization Command
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American Red Cross
Nixon
William G. Stratton
Ilinois
Robert E. Smylie
Idaho
Vernon W. Thomson
Wisconsin
John E. Davis
North Dakota
Clean hydrogen bomb progress reported to President
Atomic scientists told President Eisenhower the U S could produce a hydrogen bomb about 95 percent free of fallout. Drs Lawrence Mills and Teller of the UC radiation lab joined AEC Chairman Strauss to report progress on a clean H-bomb and discussed future aims while declining to answer policy questions.
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Eisenhower
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Mark M. Mills
Edward Teller
University of California Radiation Laboratory
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Teller
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Prairie du Chien man killed in late night crash
Prairie du Chien Wisconsin special report says George Esser, 68, a Bloomington area farmer, was struck by Arne Gabrielson 37 of Chicago as he left Jeffers Nite Club with friends. The car skidded 55 feet and hit Esser who flew 45 more feet. No inquest planned. Esser survived by wife Catherine two daughters Mrs Bloom and Mrs Peterson and son Russell plus eight grandchildren.
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Arne Gabrielson
Chicago
Esser
Jeffers Nite Club
Bruce Hutchins
Crawford County
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Hutchins
Gabrielson
Wisconsin
Bloomington
Catherine
Mark Bloom
Glen Haven
Carol Peterson
Blair
Russell
Tractor Fatality Near Hixton Shocks Alma Center Community
Wilbur E. Cummings 45 died when the tractor he cranked started and pinned him to a shed joist nine miles northeast of Hixton in Garden Valley. Coroner Dr. John Noble ruled death instantaneous and no inquest will be held. The wedding of Joyce Cummings 19 scheduled for next Saturday was postponed. Cummings survived by wife Helen two other daughters Betty and Gloria Johnson son Larry and two more sons Roger and a child, with relatives in Whitehall Hixton and Alma Center. Funeral plans await word from Rev. Carl Broecker Grace Lutheran Church Alma Center.
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Cummings
Garden Valley
Hixton
Larry
John Noble
Jackson County
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Joyce
Helen
Roger
Betty
Richard
Gloria) Johnson
la Crosse
Alvin Cummings
Whitehall
Lee Johnson
Vern Bopp
Carl Broecker
Broecker
Grace Lutheran Church of
Barn Split In Two By Lightning At Sherburne NY
Farmer Andrew Bruno said a lightning strike ripped his barn in two during a night storm. One half toppled onto a road while the other burned, killing 39 cattle and fueling a blaze that destroyed a second barn and a milkshed. The outage blanketed the upstate New York community for hours.
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Andrew Bruno
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