Nike Missiles Blow Up Kill 10 at New Jersey Base
Investigators probe a Nike Ajax base near Middletown New Jersey after eight missiles exploded killing 10 people including six soldiers and four civilians. A single missile trigger caused a chain reaction, with debris scattered and three others injured as the Army inspects the incident.
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Middletown
N. J
Nike
Here
Joseph W. McKenzie
Framingham
Mass
Pfc
Joseph Abott
Grindstone
New Jersey
Algerian Junta Sets Up Government
Algeria's civilian military junta declared a revolutionary government in Algiers, demanding Gen. Charles de Gaulle lead France and stay in power until he returns to Paris. The 40 member Committee of Public Safety included Brig. Gen Jacques Massu and Cherif Sidcara, with Gen Raoul Salan as de facto head.
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Algiers
Algeria
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Cochairmen
Jacques Massu
Pflims
Cherif Sidcara
Felix Gaillard
Massu
Raoul Salan
Pflimlin
Salan
Committee of Public Safety
Sahara
Jacques Soustelle
Soustelle
Three
Gen
Henri Lorillot
Four Year Old Ronnie Presley Takes First Bite
Ronnie Presley a four year old from Louisville Mississippi tasted food for the first time after surgery to repair his esophagus. Born with an incomplete esophagus his lower end connected to the windpipe requiring a feeding tube for years. Surgeons rebuilt the esophagus using a section of the large intestine as a graft and plan to remove the tube once he adapts.
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Memphis
Tenn
Ronnie Presley
Ronnie
S. A. Presley
Louisville
Miss
Five-Point Plan Air Safety Wins Quick Backing
Senator Monroney and airline safety leaders back Eisenhower air safety proposals after a deadly military civilian collision. Carl Christensen of United Airlines and Clarence Sayen of the Airline Pilots Assn. urge prompt action while the Air Traffic Control Assn. warns gradual steps are needed due to current limits.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Sen. A
Mike Monroney
Dokla
Carl Christensen
United Airlines
White House
Clarence N. Sayen
Pilots Assn
Air Traffic Control Assn
Clifford P. Burton
Association
Congressional Investigating Committees
Christenson
Airways Modernization Board
Wisconsin Republicans Gather in Milwaukee for Quiet Convention
Thousands of Wisconsin Republicans convened in Milwaukee for an election year gathering marked by a lack of controversy. Retired Judge Roland Steinle appears to be the overwhelming Senate nomination favorite on the first ballot, with Gov. Vernon W. Thomson and others likely to win endorsements. Lt. Gov. Warren Knowles faces a potential challenger in Leo O'Brien, whose strength remains uncertain. The convention will also draft a campaign platform.
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John Wyngaard
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Roland Steinle
United States
Steinle
Vernon W. Thomson
Warren P
Knowles
Leo O’brien
Green Bay
O’brien
O'Brien
GOP
Schneeberger, Bowling Alley Owner, Dies
George E. Schneeberger Sr., 76, proprietor of Arcade Bowling Lanes since 1921, died suddenly at his cottage on Mt. Rd. 42. Born in La Crosse Jan. 5, 1882, he is survived by wife Ella, son George W. of La Crosse, daughter Muriel Rorabaugh, six grandchildren, and preceded in death by son Roy. Funeral Monday at 2 p.m. Sletten-McKee Chapel, Rev. Ralph Kuether officiating, burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday 7–9 p.m. He served as 12th Ward supervisor 1943–1957, was Elks member, Eagles past president, married Ella Miller Oct. 4, 1905, golden anniversary in 1955. A noted bowler, he joined the 700 Bowling Club for a 745 series in 1924 and bowled a perfect 300 on Oct. 7, 1938. See DEATH, Page 8.
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George E. Schneeberger Sr
State St
Arcade
Mtd. R
la Crosse
Schneeberger
Ella
George W
Charles
Muriel) Rorabaugh
Roy
Sletten-McKee
Ralph Kuether
Oak Grove Cemetery
Sletten- McKee
County Board Delayed Meeting On Road Aid Request
County Clerk Esther Domke said the County Board’s special meeting moved from Monday to Tuesday. The board will hear six towns and West Salem requests for an extra 102000 in county aid road construction funds starting at 7 30 p m.
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Esther Domke
County Board
West Salem
Matron Killed In Crash Of Deputy's Car
Mrs. Joseph Ward 81 Elkhorn, longtime Walworth County matron, died in a two car collision with a deputy sheriff near Elk horn while returning from transporting a mental patient to Madison. Deputy Richard Sawyer 32 sustained minor injuries. The other driver initiated a left turn in front of the squad.
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Associated Press
Walworth County
Wisconsin
Joseph Ward
Elkhorn
Madison
Richard Sawyer
Delavan Lake
Rodin urges city master plan and planner
State Planning Commission member Robert Rodin urged La Crosse to adopt both a city master plan and a city coordinator or planner. He argued a planner alone often stalls, while an outsider can draft an acceptable plan and guide unified progress with local support.
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Rodin
State Planning Commission
la Crosse
Robert Rodin
Local Plan Commission
Kohler Faces Disunity Talk at GOP Dinner
Milwaukee special edition reports Governor Walter J. Kohler showed a strained smile while listening to county GOP chairmen discuss uniting the party this year and recalling discord that helped elect Democrat Senator Proxmire last year.
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Milwaukee
Walter J. Kohler
Sen
Proxmire
Kohler
Vernon W. Thomson
Florida
Lee Kohler
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