Mccoy Camp 80 murder suspect bond raised to 25000
In Sparta Wisconsin a circuit court bond hearing raised bonds to 25000 for Walter Blantz 20 and Cpl Jose Rodrigues for the beating death of Mike Marx 56 in a hotel room. The two men await trial in Monroe County jail with attorneys present and a military pace hearing held.
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Sparta
Wis
Monroe County
Blantz
Merrill L. Hassell
Lancaster
Lawrence Clark
Tomah
Rodriwere James
Ze] Rice
William J. Gleiss
Military Pace
Sparta Peace Ice Station
Caiaé
Marx
Nicolet
Rodrigue Tara Mentguez
Ralph B. Harrington
Tee
Major
Ay Harrington
Baldwin
Maj. Harrington
AIOC Withdraws Tankers Stops Crude Oil Pumping
Tehran reports that southern Iran’s largest oil field halted pumps after Anglo Iranian Oil Company pulled its tankers. Ambassador Shepherd warned of potential British evacuation as tensions rise over the dispute. Abadan refinery production may continue 10 to 14 days before storage runs out.
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Tehran
Iran
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
Francis Shepherd
Hig
Abadan
Bandar Mashur
Shepherd
Mohammed Mossadegh
Tranian Hesderar
Ain
Anandari
Eeish
Urioiusla
Shatt el-Arab
Regio Iranian Oil Company
London
River Rising Rain Expected in Upper Mississippi Valley
Forecasts show continued showers in the upper Mississippi valley will lift the river to a crest slightly over nine feet at La Crosse by Sunday. River levels rise next days with notable increases near Durand Neillsville and Galesville, while Hokah falls slightly. Temperatures near 52 lows and 76 highs are anticipated with cooler Thursday followed by partly cloudy skies.
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Mississippi Valley
la Crosse
A. D. Sanial Oan
Gay
Se Hieber Tran
Lake Pepin
Mississippi
Onalaska
Dubuque
Sanial
Zeidler Undergoes Minor Surgery in Milwaukee
Milwaukee Mayor Frank Zeidler was reported in good condition after undergoing a minor operation on Wednesday. A physician declined to disclose the ailment, and Zeidler was expected to be back in city duties soon.
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Milwaukee
Frank Zeidler
Zeidler
Czech Detention of 2 Jet Pilots Protested by U S
The United States protested to Czechoslovakia over the detention of two jet pilots who made an emergency landing on June 8. The State Department released a note naming Ether G. Roland of Hummelstown and Roets Johansen, a Norwegian in U S air force training, as involved. The U S says the training flight inadvertently crossed the Czech border from Germany and dismisses the Czech investigation explanation.
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Washington
Czechoslovakia
State Department
Emther G. Roland
Hummelstown
Riets Johansen
U. S
Germany
Convention Bound Young GOP Endorses McCarthy for Nomination
A convention bound Young Republican from the state endorses McCarthy amid factional opposition. The anti McCarthy group, described as an eight member set, had been booked by an earlier group and plans to attend the event.
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Young Gop
Eridorse McCarthy
Solons Wary of Acheson Truce Stand
Congress reacts warily to Secretary Achesons remark that a cease-fire on the 38th parallel could be a successful conclusion to the Korean fighting. Democrats mixed. debate centers on UN aims, aid needs, and a negotiated halt amid continuing conflict.
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Solons
Acheson
Washington
Congress
38Th
Korea
Pysser Cans
Sean
Sithi
South Korea
United Nations
Aie
Chia
Northea
Acheson Perranate
House Foreign Affairs Committee
38Th Parallel
Jacob A. Malik
Viet UN
Malik
Rep
Priest Res
Democratic House
Son
Arends
Halleck
Rind
Pate
United States
Vacation service keeps La Crosse Tribune home delivery
The La Crosse Tribune offers a no extra charge vacation service that transfers home delivery for any length of time while you are away. This option allows readers to maintain uninterrupted access to local news during vacations or extended trips.
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United States
la Crosse Tribune
Tribune
Trib
Tornado Kills and Destroys in Kansas Wakeeney Area
A Kansas tornado struck Wakeeney and surrounding areas killing at least three people with initial reports of more deaths later retracted. Dozens injured as homes destroyed, water mains broken, and power lines down. Red Cross reports note widespread flood damage across western and central Kansas with crop losses estimated at 22 million dollars.
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Associated Press
Wakeeney
Kansas
Red Cross
Hays
E. ‘Mimeniewnt
Red Cross Disaster
Decatur
Plains States
Alachians
Greates
Illinois
Indiana
Appalachians
Great Lakes
Montana
Wrotsiet
Dakotas
Strike Over Ships Return To Seas After 11 Day Stand
New York reports all American flag ships resume sea duties after an 11 day strike. Details of port operations and regional reactions remain unclear due to damaged text.
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New York
Cere
Atro
Child Drowns Here as Eleven Rescue Efforts Reported
A seven year old boy died from a broken neck after drowning in the Black River near Copeland Park. Three others were rescued as a group of people fell into the water while attempting to reach shore with a dragging boat assist from authorities and private craft. Dr. George Reay said the boy had the fatal injuries before submersion.
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Los Angeles
Josephine Amaya
Velia
Josephine
Leon Kwalwasser
G Johnson
Kaze
Black
Copeland Park
Broth
Schultz
Jackson Street
Johnson
Dennis
Vicink
P. A
Police and Sheriffs Department
George Reay
la Crosse
Dresbach Dam
Index Reaches Record High Amid Wage Entitlements
Washington government cost of living index rose to a new peak, affecting 1,200,000 railroad workers under three contracts who gain a one cent hourly wage. The index level reached matched the bus indexes at the same time.
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Washington
Bond Issues Before City Council
The council scheduled a meeting at 7 p m to act on two bond issues. A resolution details the money from other funds and bids on the bonds are to be considered after adjournment. The items pertain to a new south library at 16th and_: the text notes two bond topics and related resolutions.
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Adj
Surprised Learn Mistakes In Tax Returns Usually
A study shows taxpayers commonly overpay or underpay due to errors in returns. It highlights that in about one of four cases a correction favors the taxpayer, while nine of ten cases reveal mistakes that affect the amount owed or refunded.
Clarification Sought as Steps Toward Explanation Are Noted
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UN seeking cease fire clarity amid talks in New York
Secretary General Trygve Lie returned to New York from Norway and voiced hope for progress. Informal UN talks were under way in Washington and capitals on Malik’s Soviet proposal while Moscow dispatches hinted at possible movement toward a cease fire and withdrawal around the 38th parallel.
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Patches
Malik
United States
New York
Trygve Lie
Norway
United Nations
Washington
Russia
Jacob A. Malik
Moscow
Acheson Hints at Clarifications on Soviet Poses
In a fragile settlement, the speaker warned a full settlement hinges on a clear FICA violation and world peace. Acheson signaled that clarifications may come, with Soviet aims possibly to be outlined on Wednesday.
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