Wisconsin Guardsmen Open Atomic Defense Exercise
Wisconsin National Guard 32nd Division at Camp McCoy begins Operation White Knight a 48 hour field problem to test resistance to airborne and guerrilla attacks and atomic effects. The 12,000 soldiers held a Saturday review before Gov. Thomson as bands earned multiple trophies for achievement and marksmanship. Governor commends the division for a decade without fatal accidents in transport to encampments.
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Foster Parents Week Proclaimed in La Crosse 1957
Mayor Milos Knutson proclaims June 23 to 29, 1957 as Foster Parents Week honoring La Crosse area foster families for their care and service to entrusted children. Seal and witness dated June 22, 1957.
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Weather forecast across the continental U S
Cool air circulates around a high pressure center over the Great Lakes bringing comfortable temperatures and fair weather in the northeast. Showers and thunderstorms stretch from Texas to the Plains and into the central Gulf states along a northeastward front. Northerly winds cool the far northwest while the northern Rockies expect showers and storms and the Southwest deserts stay hot. South winds drive overall warming across the central U S.
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Six Teens Bound for Swim Party Killed in Crash
Six Painted Post area teenagers bound for a swimming party died in a night crash on a Waneta Lake country road. A seventh youth was injured. Names include Roland Leinhos 17 Jack Van Deventer 17 Dorothy Van Deventer 13 Patricia Bonno 14 Mary Murray 19 and Laniey Bartlett 17. Richard Gumberts 17 hospitalized. The car swerved to avoid a left turning vehicle, struck a second car, went up a embankment and hit a tree near Waneta Lake. Six classmates attended the upcoming graduates’ ceremony at Painted Post High School programs. The Rev William Cusworth noted the tragedy during a planned baccalaureate service.
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First Baptist Church
Resting George Returns Home After Illness
Walter F. George, 79, special NATO ambassador and former Georgia senator, was released from Emory Hospital after 12 days of coronary treatment. He rested at his Vienna home with his wife and doctor saying his condition remained serious but improved enough for the home trip.
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Has 30 Day Leave A. 2.C. John Lubinsky
John Lubinsky son of Mr and Mrs J W Lubinsky 222 N 7th St has a 30 day leave at home He will return June 27 to Vincent Air Force Base Yu ma Ariz where he is a radar operator.
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Man Hurt in Fall at Hotel Elgin
John O'Meara aged 75 of Hotel Elgin was admitted to St Francis Hospital after a fall down stairs at 8 10 p m Saturday. He suffered a scalp cut and abrasions to both arms and hands.
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Curb Communism Debate Draws Supreme Court Backlash
Idaho conference hears National Association of Attorneys General president Louis C. Wyman denounce Supreme Court rulings as setting the United States back 25 years in fighting subversion. He cites Smith Act cases and urges steps to insulate state sovereignty and curb judicial overreach.
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Mississippi River Forecast From Hastings to Guttenberg
Forecast shows river rise of 7 to 12 inches at tailwaters Dame 2-5 and 4 to 6 inches at Dame 6-10 within 34 hours with continued rise expected for the next two weeks. Includes sunrise and sunset times, moonrise, and heating degree day totals.
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Weather forecast snippets for Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa
Weather record reports clearing and cool conditions tonight. Tuesday brings fair and warmer weather in Wisconsin. Minnesota remains mostly cloudy in the southeast with partly cloudy skies and warmer temperatures and possible showers this afternoon and tonight. Iowa notes partly cloudy conditions with warmer temperatures and scattered showers and thundershowers mostly Tuesday afternoon and evening.
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Chandler open to 1940 presidential nomination
Kentucky governor A B Chandler says he would accept the nomination if offered and would serve if elected, after noting no strong party command in early tactical maneuvers. He is one of the few willing to acknowledge interest.
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Happy) Chandler
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