Speedy New U S Jets Over Korea
U S Air Force jets including F100 Super Sabres fly over South Korea on training missions from Japan bases, not based in Korea. The move follows a U N Command decision voiding armistice limits on modern arms, with no atomic weapons for ground forces and no immediate基地 basing for new aircraft in Korea.
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U.N. Command
North Korea
U.S. Air Force
Korea
Seoul
Sth Air Force
Japan
U.N
Air Force
Osan
Washington
Sth
United States
Estimates Of Hurricane Toll From Cameron Parish
Hurricane Audrey battered southwest Louisiana and yielded wildly varying death tolls from 200 to 4,000. Official counts put 104 dead with 87 in Cameron Parish while deputies and Red Cross estimates warned numbers could soar into several thousands. Rescue teams searched marshes as survivors recounted losses. coast guard and Red Cross crews reported extensive destruction and flooding across Cameron area.
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Louisiana
Cameron Parish
Weather Bureau
Washington
Cameron
Audrey
Eron Parish
O. B. Carter
Texas
D. P. Vincent
Coast Guard
Ken Pixon
Pecan Island
Mississippi
Dulles Denounces Red China As An Uncivilized Regime
Secretary of State Dulles labeled Communist China uncivilized and hostile in a major three year policy speech. He defended nonrecognition trade embargo and cultural isolation and warned against recognizing Reds for fear of strengthening their military power and encircling the United States.
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Dulles
Red China
San Francisco
China
United States
U. S
Europe
Britain
India
Russia
U.S
Lions International
Mao Tse-tung
Southeast Asia
Formosa
Pacific
Wisconsin Students Advance In Tourney
Three Wisconsin students moved forward in the National Forensic League Speech Tournament in Lexington. Dan Travanti from Kenosha and Robert Roemer of Milwaukee advanced in original oratory while Travanti also advanced in pathetics. Thomas Hart of Milwaukee remained in boys extemporaneous speaking as elimination rounds continued with champions to be decided tonight.
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Lexington
Wisconsin
Dan Travanti
Kenosha
Robert Roemer
Milwaukee
Travanti
Thomas Hart
Weather Bureau deploys mobile stations for storms
The Weather Bureau will use two mobile weather trucks along the Atlantic coast to supplement observations during tropical storms. Each unit carries two observers, wind and humidity instruments, and radio links to hurricane forecast offices, with readings sent hourly to sites such as New Orleans and Nantucket. Units activated as Audrey weakens.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Atlantic
Mexico
Weather
New Orleans
Burlwood
Athens
Milwaukee County Man Traffic Victim In Head On Crash
A Milwaukee County man Edward A. Moczynski of St. Francis died after a two car collision in Oak Creek. The crash left four others hospitalized and raised Wisconsin highway deaths for the year to 39, up from 45 on the same date last year.
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Milwaukee County
Edward A. Moczynski
St. Francis
Oak Creek
Mechanical Failure Halts Nevada Nuclear Test Diabolo Dud
The 1957 Nevada test Diabolo failed to explode due to a mechanical malfunction. About 1,900 Marines were evacuated from trenches near Ground Zero as AEC workers prepared to disarm the 500 foot assembly. No detonation occurred and the test was halted with repairs scheduled.
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Atomic Test Site
Nev
Nevada
Atomic Energy Commission
Ground Zero
AEC
Shearer Named President At U S Jaycees Convention
Charles F E Shearer an attorney from Shelbyville Indiana was elected president after a close two hour campaign before 6000 attendees in Milwaukee. He won on the second ballot by 17 votes after his rivals William R Risher and Larry Woodworth trailed in a three way race with the Minnesota delegation splitting.
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Charles FE. Shearer
Shelbyville
Ind
Milwaukee
Shearer
William R. Risher
Bamburg
S&s. C
Larry Woodworth
Kent
Wash
Complete Vote On Bill To Cut Paid Holidays
Madison action concluded on a bill to cut holidays and vacation time for state employees. The Senate approved 1913 to follow Assembly action, sending the measure to the governor. The bill would cut holidays to 7 2 per year and limit vacations to one week after one year, two after two, and three after ten, with a grandfather clause for current workers rejected by the Assembly. The measure also removes Washington and Lincoln’s birthdays and Veterans and Columbus Day, while keeping six other national holidays and adding half days on Good Friday, Christmas, and New Year Eve. The Senate approved related motions on pensions, greenhouses tax exemptions, and foster-care funding reforms.
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Madison
Senate
Assembly
Washington
Lincoln
Mani- Milwaukee
Aeronautics Commission
Legislative Council
Wisconsin
Madison Ip
Thomson
Sen
Travis
Platteville
Robert Marotz
Shawano
Move To Allow Look At Only Relevant FBI Files
A Senate Judiciary subcommittee with unusual speed approves legislation to permit access to only relevant FBI information in criminal trials citing the Jencks decision. The bill advances to the full committee and could reach the Senate floor within a week.
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FBI
Washington
Senate
Atty
Jencks
Supreme Court
Justice Department
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Two New Circuit Courts Created in Wisconsin
Legislative action approved two Assembly bills to establish new circuit courts in Eau Claire and Dane counties. The 23rd Judicial Circuit will serve Eau Claire County, splitting Eau Claire and Chippewa counties between circuits. Dane County gains a new branch, expanding from two courts to three.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Senate
Eau Claire
Dane
Thomson
Eau Claire County
Chippewa
Dane County
Price Hikes Hit Steel Industry After Wage Boost
U S Steel Corp, the largest producer, boosted basic prices by about six dollars a ton to roughly 146 dollars amid a twenty one cent hourly wage rise for production workers. Other firms are expected to follow. The move follows President Eisenhower warning inflation could threaten the economy.
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Pittsburgh
U.S. Steel Corp
Eisenhower
Washington
Clifford F. Hood
U.S. Steel
United Steelworkers
Hood
Utah
Sen
Gore
D-Tenn
Senate Finance Committee
US Steel Corp
Finance Committee
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