Area man faces 5 charges after 110 mph chase
Arnold Orvis Johnson 24 of Coon Valley was arrested after a chase that topped 110 mph, ending at Maple Grove Night Club on Highway 14. He faces speeding, lights out driving, negligent operation, license revocation, and resisting arrest charges.
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Maple’Grove
Highway 14
Arnold Orvis Johnson
R. 1
Coon Valley
Rolland Solberg
James Dunham
South Side
Johnson
Maple Grove
Aid Out Means More Jobless Says Dulles
Secretary of State Dulles told Congress that cutting foreign aid would worsen unemployment and slow recovery. He argued most aid funds are spent in the United States first to spur domestic work and industry, citing 1955 data on farm and worker jobs and the ripple effect to American markets.
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Dulles
Congress
Free World
Eisenhower
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Sen. Bridges
R-Nh
International Cooperation Administration
Bridges
Sen
Knowland
R-Calif
Wisconsin Guard to Hold Summer Training at Camp McCoy
The 178th Regimental Combat Team of the Wisconsin National Guard will conduct summer training at Camp McCoy Wisconsin from July 5 to 19 Maj Gen Leo M Boyle announced today Wisconsin's 133rd Antiaircraft Artillery Battalion will train at Camp Haven Wisconsin from July 19 to August 2
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Springfield
Ill
Wisconsin National Guard
Camp McCoy
Wis
Leo M. Boyle
Wisconsin
Camp Haven
Six Dead in Wisconsin Traffic Accidents Over Weekend
Six people died in Wisconsin during the weekend in separate crashes raising the 1958 fatality count to 133. victims include Jerome Nowak 5 of Milwaukee who was struck while crossing a street and Earl Eichstaedt 23 of Granville who died from motorcycle crash injuries.
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Jerome Nowak
Milwaukee
Earl Eichstaedt
Granville
Irvin Chadwick
Highway 25
Pepin
Wis
Minnesota
Raymond Garon
Wauwatosa
Hartford
Thomas Moyle
Union Grove
Racine County
Joseph Scheller
Tomahawk
Harley Jefferson Dies At 74 In New Jersey
Harley W. Jefferson 74 a former tobacco executive from Sparta died Saturday at a East Orange New Jersey hospital after a Thursday heart attack. Funeral services are set for Monday in East Orange and Wednesday in Sparta at the Masonic Temple with burial at Woodlawn Cemetery. He retired in 1956 as president of Waitt and Bond Inc and later advised for the firm. Born October 15 1883 in Danville Virginia he moved to Sparta in 1901.
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Wis
Harley W. Jefferson
East Orange
N.J
Masonic Temple
G. Phillip Jung
Woodlawn
Lanham
Temple
Jefferson
Waitt and Bond, Inc
American Cigar Co
W. T. Jefferson
Waitt and Bond
Danville
Mr. Jefferson
Gein Farmhouse Fire Draws 20000 Visitors in Plainfield
About 20,000 people visited the burned Gein farmhouse ruins in Plainfield as authorities prepared for an auction next Sunday. Gein, confined at Central State Hospital for the Criminal Insane, is linked to two murders and grave robbing. deputies managed traffic jams as crowds toured the site.
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Plainfield
Wis
Gein
Central State Hospital For
Waushara
Adams
Pressure for Quick Tax Cut Amid Economic Unease
Washington debate intensifies over a rapid tax cut as March data loom. Nixon cautions against premature moves while urging job-creating measures if needed, with lawmakers pushing for personal, corporate, and public works relief amid a slowing economy.
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Washington
Congress
Nixon
Eisenhower
Flu Epidemic Under Control On Ocracoke Island
On Ocracoke in North Carolina the island's sole registered nurse reported a flu outbreak affecting about 300 of 500 residents is under control. Kathleen Bragg said mainland drugs and help from Hatteras Island, plus a Hatteras doctor’s visit, have contained it. Dr. Garland Wampler treated up to 200 patients and planned to return only if needed.
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Ocracoke
N.C
Ocracoke Island
Kathleen Bragg
Hatteras Island
Hatteras
Garland Wampler
U.S
Bragg
Modern Weapons Arriving for Korean Forces
South Korea seeks modern weapons as Ambassador You Chan Yang says arms will reach Korea in days. He urges lifting U S limits on nuclear arms for foreign troops. UN Command sent 280mm atomic cannon and Honest John rockets to American forces in Korea last January.
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Korea
South Korea
Washington
You Chan Yang
United States
United Nations Command
Kohler Counsel Defends Against UAW Boycott Pressure
Kohler Co. general counsel Lucius P. Chase told the Senate Rackets Investigating Committee the UAW boycott pressure is illegal and the strike at Kohler persists after four years. He said losses from the boycott are offset by new orders and emphasized the company’s stand for its principles despite union violence concerns. The testimony opens the committee’s fifth week of Kohler inquiry as it weighs next steps and possible violence investigations.
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Washington
Kohler Co
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Kohler
Lucius P. Chase
Senate
Wisconsin
Chase
Perfect Circle Corp
New Castle
Ind
Plains
Japanese doctor settles long search on Tangier Island
On Tangier Island Virginia residents express happiness as Dr Mikio Kato from Japan extends his stay for another year. He arrived last April after a 8000 mile journey and has married Sue Crockett of the island's oldest family, integrating into island life.
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Tangier Island
Mikio Kato
Hilda Crockett
Chesapeake Bay Island
Sue Crockett
Wind-Whipped Fire Destroys Roundhouse
A wind driven blaze swept the Chicago Belt Line roundhouse Sunday, destroying seven diesel locomotives and other equipment with an estimated 1 million dollars in damage. Firefighters fought the blaze for two hours, hampered by low water pressure from the Bedford Park pumphouse. No injuries were reported.
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Chicago Belt Line
Harry Mohr
Bedford Park
Mohr
Lewis A. Evans
Chicago and Western Indiana Railroad
Parts Of West South Get Snow And Rain
Rain and snow fell across broad areas in the West and South today but most of the mid west and Northeast stayed dry. A storm moving eastward brought heavy rain into the lower Mississippi Valley and into the lower Ohio Valley and Southeast thunder showers.
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Louisiana
Mississippi
Atlantic Coast
Elvis Presley Faces Army Induction In Memphis
Elvis Presley reports for Army induction in Memphis with a potential rank of private if he passes the physical. Inductees face a center exam as the timing shifts between tonight and tomorrow depending on volunteers joining 13 draftees.
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Tenn
Elvis Presley
Presley
Ft. Chaffee
Ark
Little Rock
Elvis
Hollywood
Legislation Urged Across Five Fields By Senate Panel
Senate Rackets Committee cites about 10 million dollars in union funds misused over 15 years by five unions Teamsters Bakery Workers United Textile Workers Operating Engineers and Allied Industrial Workers. McNamara calls figures phony while urging ethical reforms and federal code of practices. Recommendations push pension funds union democracy middlemen curbs and state takeover of disputed NLBR jurisdictions.
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Marion
Ohio
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Morton Frozen Food Co
Webster City
Iowa
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N.J
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Okla
All State Insurance Co
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Skokie
Ill
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Congress
Local Woman Cousin of Todd's Pilot
Tom Barclay age 34 co pilot of the Mike Todd plane that crashed in New Mexico, causing four deaths, was a cousin of Mrs C H Walker of 1801 Cameron Ave. Born in Moline Illinois, he was the son of J B Barclay, a Deere Harvester Works purchasing agent in East Moline. The family moved to Wel land Ontario when the father transferred to Deere there in 1935. His parents and sister remain there. Barclay had worked as a commercial pilot on the West Coast and moved with wife and child to Metuchen New Jersey about six months ago.
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Mike Todd
New Mexico
C. H. Walker
Cameron Ave
Moline
Ill
J. B. Barclay
Deere Harvester Works
East Moline
Welland
Ont
Deere
Barclay
West
Metuchen
N.J
Wisconsin GOP Survey Points To Davis In Senate Race
A GOP survey to State Chairman Claude Jasper shows party leaders favor former Rep Glenn Davis for the 1958 U.S. Senate seat. The poll of 783 replies from 5,000 ballots mailed also indicates strong support for a state sales tax and right to work legislation. Davis led old faces with 73.2 percent. Kohler 84 percent and Steinle 3.3 percent among choices.
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Milwaukee
GOP
Claude Jasper
Wisconsin
Glenn Davis
Anthony Gruszka
Indi
Gruszka
U.S
Senate
Davis
Walter Kohler
Roland Steinle
Steinle
William Grede
Ray H. Dittmore
Dittmore
Auto-Lite Plant in La Crosse Announces Weeklong Closure
The Electric Auto-Lite Co. plant in La Crosse will close for one week starting March 31 marking the second weekly shutdown this year. Local 396 UAW-CIO plans a 7 p.m. meeting Tuesday at Pioneer Labor Hall to discuss issues tied to the closure, per President Al Danielson.
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la Crosse
Uaw-Cio
Pioneer Labor Hall
5Th Ave
Market St
al Danielson
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