Two Killed in Head-On Crash at La Moille Minnesota
La Moille Minn Friday night saw a head-on collision on Highway 61 14 near Winona County. Donald Hershman 22 of West Salem and Ralph Waldrop 32 of Minneapolis died. Two passengers in the Hershman car were injured. Waldrop's three children were unhurt. Funeral arrangements for Hershman set for Monday in La Crosse.
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LA Moille
Minn
Donald Hershman
R. 1
West Salem
Trane Co. Employe
Ralph H. Waldrop
Minneapolis
Winona
Heishman
Gerald Schubert
S. 6Th St
la Crosse
Donald Larson
West Ave. S
Winona General Hospital
Bonneville Accountant Dies Sudden in La Crescent Office
Charles F. Bonneville an accountant of over 30 years died suddenly Friday afternoon in his office at 525 Cass St He was born in Westboro Wisconsin and earlier worked for the National Bank and Lakeside Drug Co He is survived by his wife Hazel Straus three sisters and a brother Funeral services are planned for Monday with Frontier Lodge rites at 8 p m and calling hours set for Sunday evening at Nelson Funeral Home
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Heishmans
la Crosse
Donald
Longfellow
Central High School
Trane Co
Heishman
Sletten-McKee
James Bell
Oak Grove Cemetery
George
Doris) Riniker
Gills Coulee
West Salem
John
Chicago
George Lyman
Brooklyn
Iowa
Charles F. Bonneville
Cass St
Mr. Bonneville
Westboro
Wis
The
National Bank
la Crosse Drug Co
Bonneville
Hazel Straus
Dakota
Minn
Pine Creek
Oak Terrace
la Crescent
American Legion
Frontier Lodge 45
Smith Chapter
la Crosse Commandery
Zor
Tripoli
Oriental Band
D and D Club
la Crosse Kiwanis Club
Elks
Barbershoppers
National Society of Public Accountants
Mary Montroy
Everett
Wash
William
Clara) Pagel
Ladysmith
Anna Mae Strum
Seattle
Lawrence
Tacoma
Nelson Funeral Home
Frontier Lodge
Fire Claims Three Children In Elbing Home
A two story frame house owned by Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dyck burned early today in Elbing Kansas. Three children aged 13 8 and 7 were trapped in upstairs bedrooms and died in the blaze.
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Elbing, Kan
Albert Dyck
Gene Dyck
Barbara
Norma
McClellan Offers Leads in Indiana Grand Jury Case
Sen John L McClellan proposed sharing leads with Indiana authorities to pursue charges against labor leaders James R Hoffa and Maurice A Hutcheson over alleged grand jury fixing. The Hutcheson case centers on embezzlement allegations involving William L Hutcheson and related securities and Florida property now in probate.
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Sen. McClellan
Washington
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Indiana
James R. Hoffa
Maurice A. Hutcheson
McClellan
Senate
Hutchesson
Carpenters Union
Hutcheson
Maurice Hutcheson
Robert F. Kennedy
William L
Big Bill) Hutcheson
Kennedy
Florida
Indianapolis
Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Afl-Cio
Congress
Justice Department
Government Units Battle Rebels In Port City
Rep. John B. Bennett said he will press House investigators to obtain all records from Bernard Goldfine to verify statements amid the Sherman Adams controversy. Fresh testimony from John Fox linked Goldfine to Adams, drawing new denials from officials and triggering debate over closed sessions and witness handling.
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Bennett
Goldfine
Adams
House
Fox
Boston Post
Washington
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
NBC
David Brinkley
Dorothy B. Kerr
Federal Trade Commission
Subcommittee
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Harris
Robert B. Choate
The
Boston Herald
Traveler
Choate
Boston Herald Traveler Corp
Bernard Goldfine
John J. Flynt
D-Ga
Sea lion Cyril sparks zoo ownership dispute across borders
Cyril the year old sea lion now in Toledo Zoo after tranquilizer dart capture sparks a dispute with London Ont officials who claim ownership to him. London officials contend the wild animal escaped and could be claimed by the captor.
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Cyril
Toledo, Ohio
Toledo Zoo
Springbank Park
London
Ont
Toledo
London Public Utilities
Sheldon
Lake Erie
Nichols
California
Pacific
Thames River
Lake St. Clair
Detroit River
Maumee River
Sandusky Bay
Rebels kidnap 12 engineers in Cuba raid near Moa
Rebels seized 10 U S and two Canadian engineers from a Moa mining camp. They promised to treat the captives well and release them in a few days. U S Ambassador Smith and Moa Bay officials urged release while noting casualties and a large rebel operation.
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Havana
Cuba
U. S
Earl E. T. Smith
Moa
U. S. State Department
Fidel Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Sierra Maestra
Castro
United States
Batista
John Schissler
California
Moa Bay Mining Co
Dicker
Juan Fangio
Argentina
Smith
Park Wollan
Wollan
Violence Flare in Tripoli as Lebanon Braces for New Attacks
In Tripoli a 12 hour battle pounded the northern port city as government forces repelled four rebel attacks. Eight killed and about 20 wounded as army jets artillery and armored cars broke a rebel street barricade in Basta Moslem. Rebellion leaders claim three quarters control nationwide while Chamoun vows to quit amid U.N. observers reporting arms from UAR and mixed regional aid concerns.
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Lebanon
Beirut Street
London
Beirut
Tripoli
Maan Karami
Rashid Karami
Camilo Chamoun
Karami
Basta
Chamoun
Abdul Yasi
Muad Ammoun
Eisenhower Pleads for Restoring Foreign Aid Funds
President Eisenhower denounces the House Appropriations Committee for cutting 872 million dollars from his foreign aid request for the next fiscal year. He warns reductions threaten the free world and U S security as Senate figures and lawmakers debate Development Loan Fund levels and military aid.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House
House Appropriations Committee
United States
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate
Mansfield
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
House Committee
Market Rise Impressive In First Half Of 1958
The New York stock market posted a strong first half in 1958 despite a recession with losses from the prior year mostly recovered. The AP 60 stock average rose to 174.30 as gains consolidated to new highs, aided by easy credit and optimism for a late-year upturn.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
Associated Press
Wall Street
Federal Reserve
Fed
Viroqua Opens Bids For New High School
Sealed bids for the new Viroqua High School were opened before the school board and residents, within the 465000 bond issue. Eight bidders each for general construction, electrical, and plumbing. four bids include heating and ventilation. Architects Schubert and Sorenson from La Crosse presented the blueprints. The west-side site will include a 1690-seat gym and future addition for 2200 more. three-year high school courses include biology economics sciences music and business education with 20 teaching positions.
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Viroqua
Wis
Viroqua High School
Schubert and Sorenson
la Crosse
Investigators Seek Cause Of KC-131 Tanker Crash
At Westover Air Force Base investigators from the Air Force the Civil Aeronautics Administration and the aviation industry examined the KC-131 crash site to determine why the huge Stratotanker exploded after takeoff killing 15. Brig. Gen. Donald W. Saunders led the airborne command operation. President Eisenhower expressed shock and sadness at the loss of six American newsmen.
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Westover Air Force Base
Mass
Air Force
Civil Aeronautics Administration
National Aeronautics Assn
Donald W. Saunders
Athens
N. Y
White House
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Civil Aeronautics Board
Joseph B. Calbara
Air Force Flight Safety
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United Arab Republic
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