Long's Condition Now A Nervous Breakdown
Covington reports Gov Earl K Long in recovery labeled a nervous breakdown not a mental illness doctors say overwork and recent strokes caused a rundown state. He plans to dismiss about 40 state employees, fired three officials, and is divorcing his wife who helped commit him.
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Covington
Earl K. Long
Long
Robert Heath
Victor Lief
Tulane University
Charles Watkins
Louisiana State University
Chester Williams
East Baton Rouge Parish
Southeast Louisiana
Mandeville
Two Appointments Made By Governor
MADISON AP The executive office announced Gov. Gaylord Nelson appointed Milton E. Schneider of Wisconsin Rapids to a four year term on the University of Wisconsin Board of Visitors replacing Mrs. George Chatterton of Madison whose term expired Clinton Rose of Milwaukee a member of the Milwaukee Chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People was appointed to the Governor s Commission on Human Rights.
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Madison
Gaylord Nelson
Milton E. Schneider
Wisconsin Rapids
University of Wisconsin Board of Visitors
George Chatterton
Clinton Rose
Milwaukee
National Assa, For the Advancement of Colored People
Commission On Human Rights
Weather Record for La Crosse and Upper Midwest
Continuation of thunderstorms and rain with cool temperatures through Wednesday. Low tonight 82 and high Wednesday 64 in La Crosse area. Wisconsin shows continued cool with showers and thunderstorms statewide through Wednesday. Minnesota reports unseasonably cool weather with showers statewide except northern border. Iowa experiences showers through Wednesday with one to three inches or more in the west and cooler conditions statewide Wednesday.
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la Crosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Photographer Knocked Down Over Family Will Dispute
MILWAUKEE AP A 31 year old man involved in a family squabble over a will was charged with disorderly conduct after knocking down a news photographer and taking his camera and film. Milton Diamond a brewery worker wrestled Milwaukee Journal photographer George Koshollek to the floor and seized the film. Koshollek signed the complaint. Diamond is accused by his brother Isadore of undue influence over their mother who died last January and left a $40 000 estate split between the two sons with a condition delaying Isadore's share unless he divorces his Catholic wife marries a Jewish girl and moves to Israel.
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Milwaukee
Milton Diamond
Milwaukee Journal
George Koshollek
Koshollek
Diamond
Isadore
Chicago
Edith Diamond
Israel
AMC Employee Questioned After Fire Outbreak At Plant
Milwaukee AP The 20 year old American Motors Corp worker underwent a lie detector test after an outbreak of small fires in the factory. Police said no bomb found following an anonymous call predicting a 4 pm explosion. Firemen raced to the plant four times in two days, with two fires and a false alarm Sunday.
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Milwaukee
American Motors Corp
Livestock Market Prices From Chicago and South St. Paul
Report notes noon quotations for hogs cattle and calves with prices and shifts. Hogs 50 cents lower with various weight bands, sows and stags listed. cattle steady to lower on steers heifers and bulls, cows and bulls prices shown. calves steady with prime and good grades detailed. Chicago and South St. Paul markets include hogs calves cattle and poultry receipts and wholesale price ranges.
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Chicago
USDA
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Chicago Livestock
South ST. Paul
South ST. Paul, Minn
Soviets Plan Automation To Beat US
Moscow reports the Central Committee approved a plan to speed industrial gains through automation, retooling, and mass mobilization of experts under tightened party control. The seven year plan aims to surpass the United States, though one expert cautioned modernization may extend beyond seven years.
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Moscow
Central Committee
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party
Pravda
Izvestia
Averki B. Aristov
Kremlin
UAW seeks injunction over Allis-Chalmers unfair labor charges
The United Auto Workers asked a federal court for an injunction blocking today’s hearing on unfair labor practice charges filed by Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co. UAW attorney Max Raskin said he would seek dismissal from the Wisconsin Employment Relations Board and, if denied, a postponement while a U.S. district court decision is made. Allis-Chalmers and some employees allege UAW threats to fine workers crossing picket lines during the 77 day strike are unfair. The union says the charges concern internal union affairs protected by federal law.
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Milwaukee
United Auto Workers Union
Allis- Chalmers Mfg. Co
Max Raskin
Wisconsin Employment Relations Board
Raskin
WERB
U.S. District
Allis-Chalmers
la Crosse
UAW
Industrial Survey Near Completion
The La Crosse County Industrial Development Council nears completion of a two-man survey of local industrial heads. About 65 forms were mailed to industries with 10 or more employees, but initial responses were weak, prompting personal calls by council leaders Norman E. Schulze and Everett H. Woehrmann. A second pair of council members will finish about 20 calls.
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la Crosse County
R. W. Nibbe
Edward H. Instenes
Local businessman files voluntary assignment of assets
Harmer F. Root operator of The Conservatory at 425 Cass St. filed a voluntary assignment for the benefit of creditors in Circuit Court. Assignee-receiver Ray A. Sunder appointed. Judge Lincoln Neprud set Sept 28 as claim deadline. Debts totaled 15,376.40. Root declares insolvency but intends to pay creditors through the assignment.
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Harmer F. Root
Cass St
Ray A. Sunder
Lincoln Neprud
Root
Sundet
Carl F. Schnick
Third strike and he's in for 30 days Milwaukee
Theodis Wright, 29, and Patrolman Ron Mehl faced a week of repeated offenses after Wright was stopped twice for a loud muffler and driving without a license. Wright was fined $75 on two charges in district court, then sentenced to 30 days by District Judge Frank Gregorski for the ongoing behavior.
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Milwaukee
Theodis Wright
Ronald Mehl
Mehl
Wright
Frank Gregorski
Free X Ray Clinic Set For July 18
The health department with the Wisconsin Anti Tuberculosis Assn will hold a tuberculosis chest X ray clinic on July 18 at Oak Forest Sanitarium, supported by Christmas seal sales. La Crosse residents may book at City Hall. Clinic runs 9 am to 3 pm on July 19. Appointments require personal transportation. Health officer Edward F. Peters urges contacts of TB to get scanned and recommends food handlers and bartenders take X rays.
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Health Department
Wisconsin Anti- Tuberculosis Assn
Oak Forest
la Crosse
City Hall
Japanese wages rise as 1958 salaries show gains
In Tokyo AP reports the average Japanese salaried man earned 51.41 dollars a month before taxes in 1958, up 31 percent from five years earlier. After taxes the average take home was 49.45 dollars per month, according to the government Tax Bureau.
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Tokyo
Chief Justice War ren blasts Nixon book author
Washington AP Earl Mazo writer of a book about Vice President Nixon says Chief Justice Earl Warren called him a liar. Warren reportedly protested parts of the book saying it promoted Nixon at his expense. Mazo says Warren called him a damned liar and said the account was dishonest yet later they spoke and remained cordial. Warren allegedly disputed the book's portrayal of Nixon defeating Warren in the 1950 California governor race. Warren declined comment when asked by reporters.
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Washington
Earl Mazo
Richard M. Nixon
Earl Warren
Mazo
Warren
Nixon
California
Whch
Helen Gahagan Douglas
James Roosevelt
Douglas
Supreme Court
Minneapolis Tribune
Des Moines Register
Fishing gear stolen from boathouse near St Michael's Home
Edward Stanek reported thieves broke in Monday night at a dock behind St Michael's Home for Children and took two spinning rods and reels and two tackle boxes from his boathouse. The entry likely occurred through an opening at the bottom of the boathouse.
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Edward Stanek
St. Michael's Home
McLaughlin Sent To Hospital For Criminal Insane
Harold W. McLaughlin, charged with kidnapping and murder in the death of 6 year old Ben Wagner, was committed to Central State Hospital for the Criminal Insane. Circuit Judge William E. O Connell ordered commitment until he can be returned for trial.
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Port Washington
Harold W. McLaughlin
Ben Wagner
Central State Hospital
William E. O’connell
McLaughlin
Boy Admits Burglary Of City Residence
A 14 year old local boy admitted burglarizing Mrs. Z Hackett s residence on Car Street near the Black River Sunday. He stole 9.30 in cash a .32 caliber revolver and shells. He said the revolver jammed and he threw it in the river. He entered via the door. Mrs. Hackett says he removed a screen. Police also tied a 14 year old to another case involving a 13 year old and a 13 year old for disorderly conduct with details not released.
Vehicle vandals strike Roach’s car near Spence Park
Ronald J. Roach of 2624 Cottage Grove reported to police Monday afternoon that his car was targeted again by vandals. He found rocks, rags and sticks on the back seat, a tree limb on the hood, and missing license plates and gas cap after returning from work, with the vehicle parked on State Street near Spence Park.
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Ronald J. Roach
Cottage Grove
State Street
Spence Park
Adenauer Flies to West Berlin Amid Threats
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer traveled to West Berlin in a U S Air Force transport ignoring Communist threats to blockade the city. The visit supported by the West German Electoral College meeting there to select a successor to President Theodor Heuss, with 1038 members comprising Bundestag deputies and state representatives assembling in West Berlin.
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Friedrich Ebert
East Berlin
West Berlin
West Germany
Berlin
West Gereman
Queen Elizabeth Attends North America's Oldest Horse Race
Queen Elizabeth arrives in Toronto to present the Queen's Plate trophy at Woodbine. Fifty gold sovereigns valued at about 150 dollars go to the winning owner as the royal box and paddock are prepared for the 100th running of the turf classic that predates the Kentucky Derby.
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Toronto
Ont
North America
Woodbine Track
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